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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 170, 8 October 1927, Page 8

just arrived: CROWN WALL BOARD 3-Bin. THICK BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. GET CUR QUOTE FIRST. HILL & PLUMMER, LTD. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. BURGOYNE’S HAIR DYE. IN FOUR DIFFERENT SHADES. Which are perfectly Natural and defy detection. PRICE 4». 4s 6d Post Paid. Agent: A. S. J. LAMB, P PHARMACIST, 10 Karangahape Road, Auckland. A GOOD APPEARANCE FOR 7£d PER WEEK! I.ook successful and you’ll be successful! You can maintain a smart ap- i pearance by having your suit brushed and pressed the “Crothall Way” once a month. It freshens the fabric, puts life into the garments, and makes you look well-dressed. Join our Pressing , Club. Only costs 2s 6d monthly, including collecting and delivering. Ring 13-000 or 21-374 —we are always listening!—and ask us to put you on our club list —and you’ll be on! CROTHALL WAY CLEANERS AND DYERS LIMITED Under the Distinguished Patronage of H.R.H. the Duchess of York. HEADQUARTERS AND WORKS 33-35 Eden Vale Rd., Mt. Eden BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CITY AN!* 1 SUBURBS

RUST PROMOTES RUST. ARE roc LOSING PART OF THE £500,000,0001 For which the Demon of Rust is responsible annually. STEELITE” ROOF PAINT IS A PERMANENT INSURANCE AGAINST RUST. RED AND GREEN “STEELITE’* supplies a strong, lasting coat, which will completely protect every metal. SMITH & SMITH, LTD. 9-11 ALBERT STREET. “I consider this Course the best Invest* ment I ever made.’* —W.L.L., Paeroa. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSES. Write to-day for particulars to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. CHANCERY CHAMBERS, O'CONNELL STREET. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. AMUSEMENTS INDEX His Majesty’s Theatre. “The Merchant of Venice” (Allan Wilkie Co.). Concert Chamber.—Alexander Watson. Town Hall.—Municipal Concert. PICTURE THEATRES New Regent.—“ Prince of Headwaiters” and Miss New Zealand 1927. Majestic. O’Bren and Edunmd Lowe). Princess.—“ Too Many Crooks” (Mildred Davis) and “The Collegians.” Everybody's.—“ The College Boob” and “Bred in Old Kentucky.” Rialto.—“Evening Clothes” (Adolphe M'enjou) and “Hogan’s Aliev.” Grand.— “Tillie the Toiler” and “California. Strand.— “Heaven on Earth” and Miss New Zealand 1927. Tivoli.-—"Too Many Crooks” (Mildred Davis) and “The Collegians.” Britannia.—“ The Primrose Path” and “Phantom of the Forest.” Regent, Epsom.—“ Evening Clothes” (Adolphe Menjou) and "Hogan's Alley.” Capitol.—“ Cabaret” (Gilda Gray) and “A Kiss in a Taxi.” Empire.—“ Lovers” and “Overland Limited.” Prince Edward.—Vaudeville "The Taxi Dancer” and “Footloose Widows.” Edendale.—“Ankles Preferred” and “Kiss in a Taxi.” DANCING Regent Ballroom.—Dancing. Dixieland.—Gala Race Night. O’Neill St. Hall.—Old Time loanee.