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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 44, 15 November 1940, Page 3

Show: Regent Sunday, J7th NOT., at 8.31 p.m premiere presentation of “CONVOY* 9 “CONVOY 5 * “CONVOY 55 9 ajU • Approved for Universal Exhibition. £ 10^ g» 1 © Ci®s® and Regent Theatre All proceeds for Naval and Marine. — —

Now thrilling thousands at the Copitol Theatre, Sydney in f 42,223 people saw it in its first huge week! . . . Here is seethmg excitement greater than the screen has ever known. IBWPw'WwJr 1 L/-«, . ' • Approved for • / Universal Exhib'n. ' I ' FEATURETTES INCLUDE: a?’ r W "HAWAIIAN RHYTHM" (a Really Outstanding 2-Rccl Musical with Harry Owens and his Royal Hawaiiansl, also "GOING PLACES" and the Very Latest Overseas Newsreels. A New Universal Picture. BOOK EARLY — Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (54-775). ST. JAMES TODAY ™ “ Haw SESSIONS: 2.15, 5 and 8 p.m Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller jcjjivi-j. ______

ELECTION NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY yyAIPAWA BY-ELECTION. MR. H. M. CHRISTIE Wil! Address Meetings as under: TONIGHT (FRIDAY). November 15. (’LIVE HALL. 8 o’clock. MR. F. MONCUR. M.P. TONIGHT < FRIDAY). November 15, TIKOKINO HALL, 8 o’clock. LABOUR BROUGHT BACK PROSPERITY. VOTE CHRISTIE. LET HIM HELP TO KEEP IT. Telephones: Waipukurau, 371; Waipawa. 68: l-lastiugs, 369 i ; Havelock North, 4228. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. WAII’AWA BY-ELECTION. C. G. E- HARKER, Will Address Electors as follows: TONlGiri’ (FRIDAY). November 15— PI’KEIIOU SCHOOL, 6.4.- p.m.; (ODDFELLOWS' HALL. HASTINGS, S o'clock.

TONIGHT (FRIDAY l. NOV. 15 — HAVELOCK NORTH TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. INQUIRERS. PLEASE RING: Hastings, 4190; Waipawa, 64 ; Waipnkurau, 372.