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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20744, 2 March 1939, Page 1

CINEMA — —j Tel. Ul6 j rectiun: Amalgamated Theatres L-T^. r , liroug ‘ IK)Ut New Zealand) FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. GLEST PRICES, bD 6;. 9D WARNER ULA.NL) • Chan ” thrillers, ‘CHARLIE CHAIN' AT THE RACE-TRACK” —Also— WARMER BAXTER In the Exciting Jungle story, “ WHITE 11 LATER ” (Both Recomiiieiiued By Censor Tor Adults) _ to-morrow 2 B |J b' ,t;tIALS 2 J— The surprise Fun-Show or 1939! j , ! J ,, MARTEN PRESTO.N FOSTER i sLI.M sl MMEItVTLLE - PHYLLIS BROOKS j ARUILR TREACHER BILL ROBINSON j lu a Picture that's so Tunny, it’s downright J illegal! "TTP r | HiE -DIVER” “Up AHE JiIVER” The “ Big House ” is a “ Mud House ” now : ... as the screw-hall and Chain Gang sets a new pace in Pen-deinonium: -"'i 0 - 2—Thrills: Excitement: Danger! \ouTl call it the Tastest picture ever made—after you catch your breath! • Ixuau De »OAD -U'EMOX ! With HENRY ARTHUR JOAN VALER HENRY ARMETTA THOMAS BECK (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) 'PEN Years’ in nadio Repairs. —Supreme Radio Service. Phone '<s4. 79 Victoria Street. CARS FOR SALE C AR PRICED SO LOW YOU CAN’T RESIST THEM EVERY CAR OFFERED IS 100 PER CENT TROUBLE-FREE VALUE. TERRAPLANE 1936 Saloon; small mileage; original condition; perfect £290 FORD “Y ” 2-door Saloon, 1936 model; good buying at £165 MORRIS 8 4-door; sound; very nice appearance; 1936 £175 SINGER 1934 4-door; very attractive £l2O MORRIS MINOR 1930 Saloon; particularly good; reduced to .... £BO NASH 1929 4-door; a cheap, roomy car £65 ESSEX CHALLENGER 1929 Saloon; well shod and mechanically right £BS PONTIAC J-ton Truck; sound and well priced £BS CHEVROLET 1926 Tourer; excellent value £35 B ARGAIN’S I'NALORE! . . . and Just a few are left or our amazing offer of 1938 MORRIS “8 ” 2-door Saloons. These cars are so little used that they cannot be classified as used car:, yet we offer substantial discounts to the fortunate purchasers. Full information on request. VISIT THE HOME OF GOOD CAR VALUES. Call: J. J, J. J. pOMEROY A £lO., pOMEROY A £lO., ~£TD., pOMEROY A £lO., pOMEROY A £lO., J^TD.. In Business for Lifetime.”

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LOST POLICY (GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I hereby give notice of my intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a COPY POLICY' to take the place of Policy No. 86742 on the life of JOHN* EWART, formerly of Dunedin, Balclutha and Wellington, hut now of Hamilton, Retired Railway Employee, which is declared to have been lost. W. E. ARNOLD, Commissioner. Wellington, March 2, 1939. 29

BUTCHERS T wu S PECIALS FOR W £ ROLLED VEAL 6d Jb CORNED SILVEHSIDE .... 6d ID iIOOD J J3RISCOTT & s ONS, The Meat Specialists, STREET. PHONE 2874 OHEAPER jy£EAT BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS AT ’yyrAiKATO ]y£ EAT iyj A RT COLLING WOOD STREET, (Few Doors rroin Victoria Street) QOOD FOR “ OVER THE J>IVER ” Our Business is growing- so rapidly we must expand: COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT WE OPEN OUR SECOND SHOP in premises formerly occupied by Shattocks. Ltd., GREY STREET. HAMILTON EAST (opp. Waikato Hotel). Local residents will, we feel sure, appreciate the opportunity of Having close at band a brancn of Hamilton's Finest Butchery Service. HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE H.C.S Rear of Waikc LA CORE Clealuuce r Floral Jumpei | \\ 11,,'ki and Simply Phone 2000. JJLTCHERY, j Times Buildings. LETTE SALE fweed Costumes, 29/0; Suits, 1511. sample in Corsets, corseiettes nilinery and Undies at Outslzes in costumes,