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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 73, 23 September 1930, Page 2

i LAST DAYS LAST NIGHTS. THE REGENT (Direction—J. C. Williamson films) THREE SESSIONS DAILY-11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. "THE DIVORCEE" Magnificently Mounted and Superbly Cast, Headed by the Artistic, Exquisite NORMA SHEARER Youth that sins and cares not the consequence! If the man, why not the woman. Hoar the amazing answer in this startling dramatic expose of modern marriage. (Recommended more for Adult Audiences.) BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TEL 44-144) AMD BKISTOL PIANO CO. COMMENCING FRIDAY LON CHANEY LON CHANEY "THE "UNHOLY THREE" A Ventriloquist, a Giant, and a Midget in the world's strongest drama. Chancy, greatest of stars in the silent drama — ten times greater as a talking actor. ' BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. ' ■ WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SPRING FLOWER SHOW TOWN HALL—TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Opening Ceremony, 3 p.m., by the Hon. A. J. Murdoch, Minister of Agriculture, FREE ENTRANCE for School Children between 11 a.m. and 12 noon on THURSDAY. SPECIAL LIGHTING IN HALL. CASH PRIZES, CUPS, TROPHIES. Magnificent Display of Spring Blooms NARCISSI, HYACINTHS, ANEMONES. Eight Societies Entered. GRAND SUBURBAN COMPETITION-R. A. WRIGHT TROPHY. AFTERNOON TEA. SPECIAL MUSIC. SALE OF BLOOMS." Town Hall. J. G. MACKENZIE, N.D.H., N.Z.,. Telephone 42-401. Honorary Secretary. COOKING DEMONSTRATION ON MOFFAT RANGES KINDLY NOTE THAT COOKING DEMON SI RATIONS WILL BE HELD IN , OUR SHOWROOM ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, THE 24th, AT 2.15 O'CLOCK. ON FRIDAY, THE 26th, DEMONSTRATIONS WILL BE HELD ALL DAY IN THE KHANDALLAH TOWN HALL, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ONSLOW HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. COME ALONG AND BRING ¥OUR FRIENDS. TURNBIILL & JONES, LTD., 19-23, BLAIR STREET (OPP. COURTENAY PLACE P. 0.) WE HAVE A LARGE RANGE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES — ' ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM. DON TASKA AND HIS RITZ ORCHESTRA DON TASKA AND HIS RITZ ORCHESTRA NOW PLAYING AT THE RITZ NOW PLAYING AT THE RITZ Prior to leaving for Auckland under contract to open the Beautiful Auckland Branch of The Ritz Ltd., we are giving our patrons 'this opportunity of hearing this clever combination. . . HEAR DON AND HIS BAND OF SEVEN .TALENTED MUSICIANS. HEAR DON AND HIS BAND OF SEVEN TALENTED MUSICIANS. AFTERNOON TEA SESSION—3 to 5 o'clock. SUPPER SESSION—9 to 11 p.m. THE RITZ LTD: FREDERICK CARR, ERNEST CASH, MANAGING DIRECTORS. FURTHER SHOE BARGAINS AT THE REES-JONES SHOE CO., LTD. SIX CASES OF HIGH-GRADE SHOES HAVE ARRIVED DURING THE PROGRESS OF OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE. AM. THESE NEW BH.OBS HAVE BEEN THROWN INTO OUR SALB.BEAUTIFUL SHOES AT SALE PRICES! HERB ARE A FEW LINES—THERE ARE HUNDREDS MOWS, WOMEN'S EVENING SHOES—Turner's London made. Usually 79/6. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE 29/6 PER PAIR WOMEN'S BLACK SATIN STRAP SHOES-Silver brocade trim, Southall'g celebrated make. Usually 39/8. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE 19/6 PER PAIR WOMEN'S BLACK SUEDE SHOES—In court and strap style. Right up to date. Sold well. About 20 pairs left over. Usually 35/-. TO CLEAR THE BALANCE 25/6 PER PAIR WOMEN'S TAN WILLOW CALF SHOES—Welted soles. Crockett and Jones make. Sizes 6 and 7 only left. Usually 49/6 and 55/8. TO CLEAR THE BALANCE 29/6 PER PAIR WOMEN'S CREPE DE CHINE EVENING SHOES-Smart styles. Courts and straps. Full Louis heela. Usually 35/6. TO CLEAR THIS LINE 17/6 ODDMENTS IN WOMEN'S SHOES—Bostock and Clarke's. We have dozens of pairs of various styles and leathers. A big bargain every pair. See them to-morrow. SHOE BARGAINS WORTH BUYING! THE REES-JONES SHOE CO., LTD., (THE CORNER SHOE SHOP). GREY STREET & LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. IgsiSS . WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL In the Distinguished Presence of Their SOCIETY. Excellencies the Governor-General and | THE WELLINGTON "CHAMBER A N -^DRESS, entitled "SCIENCE MUSIC PLAYERS. AND INDUSTRY IN JAVA," will Leon de Manny, Desmond Lavin, Frank be delivered by Dr. P. Marshall, N.tf. Crowther. Claude Tanner, and Evelyn ie D e i ega te to the Pan Pacific Congress, 1929, THIRD CONCERT OP^MSn SEASON in the Dominion Museum on. WENESDAY TyjEXT WEDNESDAY, 24th SEPT: NEXT, 24th SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m. Dunrip i-kicMv. tit t> c.i • ,-. Lantern Slides. Public Invited. PROGRAMME: Mozart a StrinK Quartet in B Flat; Schumann's Piano Quintet F. R. CALLAGHAN, in E Flat; Brahms's Trio in E Flat (Op. Secretary. 40). ADMISSION: 4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). Box Plan at Bristol, —— VVAIRARAPA SHOW. NEW ZEALAND CLUB. 54th Annual Live Stock Show. A GREAT LIVE STOCK FIXTURE, ~ At Carterton. MEMBERS are reminded of the _ T 2^.? nd n 30t\ OCTOI[? ER. 1930. 1H- LUNCHEON to be held TO-MOR-T IIiEKAL i'nze Money in all sections. „„,„ munwwTi \v o^ti. cjwnTT^f -L< Many valuable Challenge Cups and ROW (WEDNESDAY, 24th SEPTEM- ! Trophies. A SHOW NO BREEDER BEE, at Messrs. Kirkcaldie and Stains' SHOULD MISS. The North Island A. and Rooms, Lambton quay, at 1 p.m., when P. Association Championships for Jer- gj r otto Niemeyer will be the Chief Guest seys, Friesians, Ayrshires, Milking Short- , „ ~ . | horns. Lincolns, and Corriedales will be and bpe.tkei. C°ENTRIES r'CLOSE 15th OCTOBER. EDWARD P. LAMBERT, Send for Schedule to Hon. Secretary, L. H. TSMART, Secretary. P.O. Box 25, Carterton.