TRY THE CORNER HOUSE for HOT LUNCHEONS, MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS 1 HELLABY'S FAMOUS SMALLGOODS ' ■ and STORMONT'S QUALITY CAKES FRESH DAILY HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY
AMUSEMENTS WHERE TO GO IN TOWN. t Majestic — To-day and To-ni9ht — "Emma." Grand — Saturd'ay — "The World, the Flesh and the Devil." and "Cheyenne Kid." Majeetic Ballroom, Dancing — Saturday Dixieland Old Time Dancing — Monday, Wednesday and Saturday See Advertisements this issue. ]y[AJESTIC RALLROOM ]y[AJESTIC RALLROOM jyjAJESTIC RALLROOM THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 29th Each S'ucceeding Thursday jyjODERN R)ANCING 0LASS ]y[ODERN jQANCING .QLASS Everybody cordially invited. Learners specially catered for, in deportment and latest steps. To ensure absolute privacy no person will be admitted after 8.45 when the doors will" be closed to the public. ADMISSION : GENTS, 1/-. LADIES, 6d. RING 468 FOR PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. rpHE jyjELODY gHOP Arawa Street NOW IN STOCK z All Grades of DUNLOP BALLS— 1/9 to 3/-. SOUTHERN CROSS' GOLF CLUBS from 25/- to 45/- each. ■ EPI SHALFOON, ARAWA ST. 0 O N C E R T BY WHAKA CHOIR Missionary Play "THE OPEN WINDOW" by 22 Maori Children. - ST. LUKE'S HALL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 8 p.m. Proceeds for Missions. ADMISSION, II- and 6d. FENTON ST. SPECIALS ~ gTOCKS, Pansies, Cineraria, Poppies, Calendula, Cabbage Plants, Rhubarb Plants. — Norman M. Keane, Fenton St. pETROL.— First grade 2/1; second, 2/-, at Bates and Son. \yAIT for the new Morris six truck. A motor revelation. — Bates and Son, Morris Agents. Fentcfti St. RAWSONIANA, Macrocarpa, Redwood Shelter Trees, Marcarthuri, Vimmais, Pinus Radiata, Muricata. — Norman M. Keane, Fenton St. RATTERIES with zip and pep. Try • Wasga. — Bates and Son, efficient distributors. 0HOICE Shrubs^ Rododendron, Boronicas, Daphne, Heaths, Hedge plants Escallonia, Privet, etc. — ^Norman M. Keane, Fenton St. RAKE a pull! If your car is in trouble Bates and Son S.O.S. tow service car will pull it out. BANISH PILES "Thought my case hopeless but obtained speedy and permanent relief througli use 'of "Zann," writes gateful user. Try it at our expense. Sixpence in stamps brings generous sample. Zann Proprietary, Box 952G, "Wellington. PAINTING REQUISITES 1-3/6 Gal., White, Creani, Grey, etc., Warranted Genuine English White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint. 9/9 Gall. Roof Red Paint, made from pure Oxide of Iron, non-poi-sonous. 21/- Gall. Green Roof Paint. Net Cash with order on rail or boat, Auckland. ^OUS^PAINTING OUTFIT £4/11/6 DELIVERED BAY OF PLENTY RAILWAY STATIONS Outfit. — 5 Gallons Cream or White, warranted Genuine English White Lead and Zinc, li Galls. Roof Red, | Gall. Green, Chocolate or Grey Facing Paiat, 4in. and lih. Brushes. (Add 18s if Green Roof Paint is rejquired instead of Red). All net cash with order. Inciuding Tax. JAMES A, MACNEILL' I Corner Wyndham and Hobson Sts., ' (opposite Farmers' Trading Co.) AUCKLAND
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 568, 27 June 1933, Page 1
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