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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 74, 29 March 1933, Page 2

LiSIIWODAYS! THE REGENT "SI ""J""1 Direction: .1. O. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. ' SCREENING 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. < HERBERT MARSHALL , "EVENINGS InFOK SALE" - With SARI MARITZA, CHARLIE RUGGLES, and MARY BOUND (A Paramount 1 reduction.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMEXCIXG FRIDAY! Samuel Goldwyn presents COMMENCING FRIDAY! THE MUSICAL, DANCING, LAUGHING SENSATION OF 1933! EDDIE CANTOR, ' v• .■ The Screen's Greatest Comedian '■ rrt '"THE KID FROM SPAIN" (United Artists Picture.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LYDA ROBERTI, SIDNEY FRANKLIN \nd the Lovely GOLDWYN GIRLS Men will revel la its sparkling humour—You will thrill to the glorious romance of tne bull-fighting arena-lnu will be.bewildered by its. glorious ba?lets-AnT carried au.iy with its onehantini; songs. A Colossal Production! .BOX PLANS-NOW OPEN AT BRISTOL AXD THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). GEAND OPERA HOUSE twice daily: TONIGHT-lAST NIGHT" At 2.15 and 8. .DRAMA THAT SMASHES THE LIMITS'OF THRILLS A Hurncane of Action and Laughter-With Bad Brakes and Hi~h Speed! "THE ■•DEVIL IS DRIVING" With EDMUND LOWE WYNNE GIBSON JAMES GLEASON, LOIS WILSON,' DICKIE MOORE, and ALLAN DINEHART (A Paramount Picture.) (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Brilliant Short Features: Special Paramount News, Max Sennett Comedy, Speed-boat Racing, Pictorial, Cartoon BOS PLANS AT BRISTOL AND BERKELEY. THEATRE TELEPHONE 51-814. ~HOCKEY STICKS "WALLABY" BRAND, 11 MODELS NOW SELLING. BlGolf Aal Er TD !f ™IS FRIDAY. BARGAINS IN-.-Footballs, Hockey Sticks THE NEW "WALLABY" RUGBY AND^OCCER BALLS ARE WORTH REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED TO ALL SPORTING GOODS. LEATHER BAGS REPAIRED. , FRANCE BROS., LTD., 45 COURTESY PLACE, 139 LAMBTON QUAY, 30 KENT TERRACE, 169 HIGH STREET, LOWER HUTT. L- .i. — — GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OPENING 9 a.m. TOMORROW (THURSDAY). CHINA—CRYSTAL BRASSWARE PRICES BELOW COST. ■ / , CUPS, SAUCERS, AND PLATES-China, 3 pieces ..., From „■ CUT CRYSTAL SALAD BOWLS ' Fiom 9d fancy cake.PLATEs-LargeseiVcVi^;■;.■;:;::;::::;:; ™4/; SAUCE AND PICKLE BOTTLES-Crystal * ~ " CUT CRYSTAL WATER SETS-7 pieces """ 1° // DRESDEN FIGURES-Handwork "" * lorn 9/" SALAD BQWXS-Fancy china ■*""" *rom 4/" ENGLISH POTTERY ELECTRIC ' LAMP*' SHADES DRESDEN CHINA, raoK2E STAKDARD LAMpg CUT ; CRYSTALWARE "CARLTON" COLOURED WARE . .-CHINESE AND INDIAN BRASSWARE. ' .ALL GENUINELY REDUCED TO CLEAR. .-,;-;;:.AT^EY GUALTER & CO.,'. 149-51 FE^TJi^RSTON 5T.,.; ::. 197 LAMBTON QY. ; THIS WeSs SPECIAL AT THE MEN'S STORE: navy;'- : s|]|ge :;smTs and trousers . .- :EINE;PU!RE WOOL INDIGO SERGE SUITS-gv/ All sizes. .Perfectly-cut and finished by the Kaiapoi Mills to our specifications, and 1 •- •""'. ■ ' ]'■' '■■/ guaranteed by üb. / -•■■-■ W-'JK NOTE! ! . A LICHFIELD ''TORONTO" SHIRT (o choice, given FREE with each Suit purchased FINE1 PURE WOOL INDIGO SERGE TROUSERS-"^ /g '• ■ ' :'■;■- s. All sizes. . j , ' " -':- '" NOTE! r APAJR OF SOCKS to choice, given FREE with each Pair of these Trousers purchased. ONLY AT ! BRAILSFORD'S, ; Opp., FORD MOTOR CO., .120 COURTENAY PLACE.

MEETINGS. EASTBOURNE RUGBY FOOTBALL ■' CLUB (Inc.). ■MEMBERS are reminded that GymXIJL- nasmin Training commenrpi ■ m ™URSmY, 30th iiSt.T"S" day SatrdayT April* 1? BcCWati°n Ground °Q A. J. WALLING, i" Club Captain. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION ~OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. THHE Annual Meetings of Householders •v ,for, l;l J ecti°n of School Committees n-ill be held throughout the district at 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1933 In all eases except the following the meetings will be held at the Main Public School of the district:—Greytown, Town Hall; Levin, Century Hall; Pahiatua Borough Council Chambers; Wadestown, Infant School. Nomination forms are obtainable from Chairmen of School Committees or from the Board's Office. If average attendance for year 1932 exceeded 240 nominations must be in hands of Chairman of Committee not later than 8 p m an MONDAY, APRIL 17. In all other :ases nominations may be made at the Annual Meeting on April 24. A school district has now .been constituted for Kelburn, and a plan showing thi boundaries may be inspected at the Board's Office. E. S. HYLTON, . Secretary. • EDUCATIONAL. ~ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING jVTISS A. SUTHERLAND, P.C.T., -PitJ-"- man's Cert. Teacher by Exam. Day and Evening Classes. Expert and Individual Tuition guaranteed. Moderate 16 TURNBULL STREET (off Murphy Street), (3 mins. from Government Bld"s ) Telephone 41-304. ' ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS, Enrol with gNTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. In addition to expert class or correspondence tuition, students may consult Mr. Enting at any time regarding their difficulties. Call or write for free Prospectus. Vickers House, Woodward Street, Wellington, C.I. P.O. Box 826. Telephone 44-406.

DANCING. .' LYALL- BAY DANCE~CLUB TOMGHT, 8 o'clock. TONIGHT ALL THE LATEST HITS BY ' BEKT- STEEL AND ing MELODY MAKERS. D^ble C 2sPtiOnS: GeUtS 1S M ' Ladies ls > K. HALEY, M.C. r|SiTEAL^ ATAiTAi -iii^lAlS: SItI tl| jps SEES night! A Night of Splendoifr tt ,if Night o£ Splendour. Usual Subs. Usual-Subs. G E pEEN n v MILL CABARET Corner Cuba and Vivian Streets. IONIGHI TONIGHT. Selected Dancing, S-12. Come and Eiijoy an Evening of Real EnAnf 1 n; t ',D? ncuV° ■ B««il Bird's - Green Mill Orchestra. Monte Carlo, Streamers Subs. Is Cd. Dainty Cabaret Supper. ]J/[ARGARET O'CONNOR' STUDIO, New Zealand's University of BALLROOM DANCING. Private Lessons from 10 a.m. to 10 Dm ■ m all the Latest Dances. ' Evening Classes recommence Tuesday February 28. Practice Classes, 5-6. STUDIO: 58 CUBA STREET (opposite James Smith's). Telephone 45-571. FUNERAL NOTICES. >J<HE Friends .of the , late Mr. Julian i T'e, ?ro lnvited to attend his Funeral whichi will leave the Chapel of Robt H. Ti'ilson and Sons, Ltd., on Ihursday, ; March"3o, 1033,-at 2.30. p m for the KtiTori Cemetery ' '' ROBT. H. WILS6N AND SONS^ LTD. Undertakers, ■ *' 164 Adelaide Eoad. Tois. 24-155 nnfl ifi-781". ■■ '■PHE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. P C -^ Watt are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late 'dearlvloved son, Laurence Phillip, which will leave their residence, 34 Brougham Street on Thursday, March 30, 1933, at 2.30 r> m ' for the Karori Cemetery. '' EOBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD. Undertakers, ' * 164 Adelaide Road Tels. 24-135 and 16-781.