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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 November 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE STATER #THE STATER The Home of Big Attractions Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand.) TONIGHT! TONIGHT! At 7.45. At 7.45. SAIL THE SOUTH SEAS TO THRILLING ADVENTURE!. A picture bigger in its thrills than anythin you’ve seen since "Mutiny on the Uounty,” bringing you exciting Jon Hall in his first appearance since “THE HURRICANE” United Artists present “SOUTH “SOUTH “SOUTH “SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO” PAGO PAGO” PAGO PAGO” PAGO PAGO” With JON HALL JON HALL JON HALL Star of “The Hurricane.” VICTOR McLAGLEN FRANCES FARMER The producer expended a vast fortune to bring you this authentic film, wild tropical camera magic that makes “South of Pago Pago” the year’s MOST THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT. Produced by Edward Small —FEATURETTES— Par Excellence. POPULAR SCIENCE i Latest Issue PATHE PICTORIAL FOX AUSSIE NEWS (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Reserve at Theatre 1322 —Adcock’s 1275 GOODBYE TO CORNS. pORNS cause endless suffering, but Dr. Scholl’s Zino Pads give quick relief from pain by preventing shoe pressure and friction. Corns and callouses soon loosen and lift right out. Zino Pads are made in four sizes, all 1/6 packet, from Campbell’s Pharmacy. 7 HARRAP’S NURSERIES. 1/3 per doz—TOMATOES—I/3 per doz. IFONDINE Red, Best of All, Large Crinkly Red and Dwarf Early Red; no stakes required, tremendous croppers. Procure yours now from Harrap’s, Cole Street Nurseries, Masterton. Only 1 minute’s walk from town. C. SMITH’S FOR VALUE. 9 /II —ART SILK and Cotton Lace 1 Curtain Nets, 36in. wide; Honey ' shade ;in various designs. 2/3 and 2/6 —Muslin Curtainings, 36in.; Cream with Pink, Blue and Green designs. — C. Smith, Ltd. 1/11 YARD.—Cottage Weave, in sev- ' eral colours. 2/5 yard—4sin. Table Baize, in 12 designs. 3/6 for Mottled Coir Door Mats —a gift at the price. 1/11 pair—Curtain Ends. Always good value at C. Smith’s. 1 7q AND 2/3 YARD. —Printed Cottons, ' fast colours; florals and floral stripes. 2/11 to 3/11 yard—Fadeless Imitation Linens, smart designs for frocks, Dirndls or beach wear. —C. Smith’s Dress Department.

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