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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 83, 28 November 1931, Page 7

WHI5KY I " WARNING' I - . i "BELL'S" I DRAUGHT ! WHISKY | Matured and shipped by ARTHUR BELL & |!| SON LTD. Perth Scotland, proprietors of the famous BELL'S "YELLOW LABEL" whisky III is proeurable only from the territorial agents llll Hughes & Cossar Ltd., Auckland. s We have no connection with any other »'* whisky firm with a similar name. |J| BELLS "Afore ye go" ! iii gv = == =*= =F= v == v == v === v == "MORE THAN HALF OF ENGLAND'S I EXPORTS OF CARS AND PARTS ARE FORD "The total exports of motor cars and motor car parts from the United Kingdom during 1930 was £6,081,280. The exports of our Company amounted to £3,303,371, and I think you will ngree that this is no insignificant contrihution to the enhancement of the international status of the British Motor Industry." — Extract from the Annual Report by Sir Percival Perry, Chairman of the Ford Motor Company, Ltd.,- England. ROTORUA FORD GARAGE ford dealers Fenton Street Phone 383 IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE R.RH. TRMSSPORT C0., LTD. wish to announce that they now unde'rtake the repaking, overhauling and ducoing of cars. DISTRICT AGENTS GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TYRES Best In the Long Run. | TYRES AT AUCKLAND PRICES. Let Us Quote You Qn Any Sizes. Cars washed and greased. All Night Service Phone 194 r PETROL: 1st Grade, 2/3; 2nd Grade, 2/2. MAJESTIC :: TALKIES [ ROTORUA THE FINEST SOUND THEATRE IN NEW ZEALAND November 30 - December 2-3 MATINEE WEDNESDAY. : • -■ .aV V'"' " | &■ £. v:-$ 1 m l ^ 1 J I f P * ^ m 1 SM kn ra * mM toi *. 1 U fll rl PP *4 ph wi R 1 m ■ e 1W li 11 m I f i 1 h nMm n k ti I 1 * M M » r u p i 4H h VI lH \ ik [1 \ !\ UbccCSZi* ^ lZJit/v ra B f* m A fO W\ • 1 QIHE IDUfHflE— KSirRR.HK TAiraOR WiiLLLE^a-3 C05ABE& J— FROM THE NOVEL „ „7 ; G DN A FEPB'EP. v-' GREATEST MOMENT THE SCREEN HAS EVER KNOWN ! S?tTY thousand stampeded humans swept in a KPNG' BRAWLING MASS ACROSS THE LINE — CRAZED ifBN — FRENZIED WOMEN — SPRAWLING UNDER MURDEROUS HOOFS — CAREERING ON -r- INTO A WILDERNESS THAT BY SUNDOWN BECAME THE MADDEST EMPIRE EVER KNOWN. Election Results t).Ti _Will BE SCREENED AT MAJESTIC THEATRE, POTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THEATRE ON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4-5. MATINEE 2 P.M. SGREEN'S FUNNIEST COMEDY! ONCE A GENTLEMAN With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON Lo* ur-i . ls ""son, King Baggot, Evelyn Pierce, Francis X. Bushman, :a patt- George Fawcett. UALE OF GAIETY IN THE BREEZIEST STORY OF THE SEASON. ^VENTY LAUGHS IN SEVENTY MINUTES WITH HORTON Mft^ IN his HAPPIEST ROLE. I™1 OLIVER, the perfect butler, who learned iEMFDAT^ ABOUT WOMEN— FROM HER! :'4wpr ' CARS» A VILLA IN FRANCE FOR THE ! WEETEST GIRL"— BUT HE WAS ONLY TALKING THROUGH HIS HEART. ; iAKEN FOR A GENTLEMAN— AND WHAT A HOWLING ; SUCCESS HE WAS AT IT! ,,nv„ GRAND THEATRE w^TrAND WEDNESDAY» ' THURSDAY, FRIDAY [ NOV. 30 AND DEC. 2. SATURDAY. i REX'S BFArH'*; I Dran, ?• r;ACH S GIRLS LOST IN THE BIG "ramaUc Romance, CITY, WHITE SHOULDERS, With! With LQRETTA YOUNG 'jACK HOLT madv JOHN WAYNE |____r^rdo cortei, ' lew cody

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