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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 March 1943, Page 1

amusements. * THE STATE * •k THE STATE * The Leading Theatre AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) At B—TONIGHT—At 8. G.B.D. presents HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MAR SHALL With MADELEINE CARROLL MADELEINE CARROLL MADELEINE CARROLL MADELEINE CARROLL MADELEINE CARROLL —and — CONRAD VETDT CONRAD VEIDT CONRAD VEIDT CONRAD VETDT CONRAD VEIDT In The Thrilling and Outstanding Motion Picture “1 WAS A SPY” “I WAS A SPY” "I WAS A SPY" "I WAS A SPY” “I WAS A SPY” "I WAS A SPY” “I WAS A SPY” “I WAS A SPY” A moving reproduction of the true life story by Martha McKenna! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) FRIDAY, at 8. ALEXANDER KORDA presents RUDYARD KIPLING'S RUDYARD KIPLING'S “JUNGLE BOOK” “JUNGLE BOOK” "JUNGLE BOOK” “JUNGLE BOOK" In Technicolour. Starring SABU SABU Crowded with countless peaks of screen excitement! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MISCELLANEOUS. “TJEAVER” is the only sauce I dare give ■Father. Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealand made. rPENNIS SHOES, all sizes. — C. D. Shoosmith. ~ RACHEL Hair Tonic restores greying hair or money refunded. Not a dye —a wonderful hair tonic. —F. Keen, Hairdresser. » “IJARD coughing ceased after taking Dr. Hair’s Asthma Cure,” writes Christchurch lady. —Woollams, Chemist, opposite W.F.C.A? OLD meats taste far better with a dash of Beaver Brand Worcester Sauce. For a real appetiser serve Beaver Brand Worcester Sauce. rpHE “MODERNE” School of Dress--1 making teaches cutting, designing, making and pattern making. Also patterns cut to individual measurements. Leecroft Chambers, Hall Street. EGAIN your lost appetite, add zest to meals, serve Beaver Brand Worcester Sauce. The Worcester Sauce that imparts the spicy’ flavour. _ ADMINTON PLAYERS! Have your Racket strung or repaired by our expert. Australian and New Zealand gut. in stock—W.F.C.A. Sports Department. INSPECT our range of Indian Hockey Sticks and Leather .Shin Guards. W.F.C.A. Sports Department. WINTER Vegetables assured by plant- ’’ ing now Broccoli, Leeks, Celery, Cauliflowers, Savoy Cabbage.—Robinson’s Nurseries, Whatman Road, ’phone 1304.- Agents: W.F.C.A., or from C. E. Gibbs. N- EW and reconditioned implements. Spare parts in stock or procured. Scrap metals bought. Machinery exchanged.—J. C. Ewington. . QEEDS! We can quote you for best ° quality seeds. All high germination and purity. Unbeatable values. — Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Chapel Street, Masterton, ’phone 1624. FOR SALE.—I Duncan lime sower r with tractor drawbar, £3O. A bargain—Masson & Co., Ltd., Carterton. C. SMITHS FOR VALUE. f 7 AAO A l ll—Boys' Cotton Washing U Sun Hats, Blue, Grey and Khaki, all sizes. Worth 3/6 for 1/6. Serge and Cloth School Caps, 1/- each—At C. Smith’s Mercery Department. . jA/J—MENUS'"Khaki Cotton Mesh Ao / " Sports Shirts, special value. 3/—Heavy Wool Socks, in Grey shades. 3/9—Wool Khaki Socks—C. Smith’s Mercery Department.q7q’AN"D"IIT/L"foi Men’s Working ‘V J Shirts, good quality, strong cotton material, Blue and Grey, in all sizes. The best is always cheaper at C. Smith’s. IT/6 YARD—56in. wide Maroon School Flannel for Frocks or Blazers. Splendid quality, warm and serviceable. Quality and price as sold last Winter—C. Smith’s Dress Department. 14/11 AND 19/11—White and Fawn / Cotton Blankets, 54 x 90 and 60 x 90. Tea Towels for 2/3, Red check design; 2/6, Blue and Green borders. — C. Smith’s Manchester Section. 2Q/fi TO 49/6—Single and Double ' Kapoc Quilts; Blue, Green, Gold and Rose broche satin, with nonslip cotton backs. Always good value at C. Smith’s. HARDWARE SPECIALS. 22 BULLETS, released by the N.Z. Government to be fired by you. Get your approval from the Department of Agriculture. Now 3/9 for 50, or 7/6 for 100.—/kt Graham’s Hardware. QPONGE Cloths, large good quality Dish Cloths, for 8d each, at Graham’s Hardware. ’Phone 1656.