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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 250, 22 November 1929, Page 9

amusements. MAJEST1C rrflEATkE AJESTIC A HEATEE (Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres.) LAST S II OWING TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. LAST SHOW'ING TO-NIGHT AT 7.4-5. He — a whiinsical millionaire, "M-A-S-Q-D-E-K-A-D-E"-D As Anisty, a sleek Society Burglar — to win the beart of a charming Lady Burglar who "3I-A-S-Q- U-E-lt-A-D-E"-D as one of New York's "up per set," only to be betrayed by tlie real Anisty who, on account of an amaziunr likeness. "M-A-S-Q-U-E-i{-A-D-E"-D as the millionaire, but. in his case with obviously only mundane motives! ALL TALK1NG! ALL EXC1TEMENT! A story of gentle and wistful seutiment. " M A S Q U E H A D E " " M A S Q U E It A D E " " M A S Q D E ]( A D E " " At A S Q U E I' A D E " " Af A S 0 U E 11 A D E " " II A S Q U E II A D E " Features LEILA HYAMS, CLYDE COOK. FAERELL MacDONALD Taken from the story of Louis Joseph Yance. entitled "THE "THE BR4SS BRASS RO W L." BOWL." PACKED WlTJt EXCITEAIENT 1 FULL OF MYSTERYI ALL TALK1E FEATUEETTES. An Excellent Selection including— "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" "JIAPPY BIRTHDAY" "HAPPY BIltTHDAY" A Screamjngly Fnnny Coniedy. Plan at The Bristol. Theatre 'phone 2708. USUAL PRICES.

JJAPIEE UNICIPAL THEATRE. THE FRIVS. THE F E I V S. TO-MOR-ROW (Saturday) NIGHT, In aid of THE CHILDREN' S HOME. NEW PEOGRAMME. Box Plan at Messrs Howe Bros'. Reserves 2/-, Gallery 1/-. HASTINGS AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB. jgPORTS j^JEETING, WEDNESDAY, NOVEAIBER 27th, 1929, At G.30 p.m. NELSON PARK, HASTINGS. Admission : Gents 1/-, Ladies Gcl, Children free. nriHE SECOND "NIGI-IT OF SURJL PRISES" will be held TO-NIGHT (Friday), in tlie PUKETAPU II ALL. DANCE, PLAYS AND SONGS. Admission 2/G, including supper. MISS WILLIAMS' DANCE BAND. Buses from Napier, Hastings and Fernhill to lielp the S.O.S. call from Melanesia. NAPIER T.C.O.R. CRICKET CLUB. 1 ARE3IINDER is given to all patrons and invitation-holders of the above Club'fi DANCE TO-MORROW7 fSaturday) NIGHT, November 23rd, at 7.30 o'clock. notices. rHAMERON-NAGEL •^JISSION, Gospel Hall, Carlyle Street, TO-NIGIIT 7.30 TO-NIG1TT Subject: "The Plaee of a Skull." Mr Nagel Preachcs and Sings. "baptismal service saturday. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ROAD MOTOR SERVICES. SUM31ER EXCUESIONSON SUNDAY', November 24th. to that heautiful liealth resort, WAIAIARA3IA, by our luxurious Minevva Saloon Coach, leaving Clive Scjuare, Napier, 8.45 a.m., and Hastings p.o. 9.30 a.m. Bus stops at Clive for passengers who have booked. Eeturn fares from Napier G'-, Clive *: u. Ilastings 5/-. To reserve seats, ring 'phone 3247 (Napier) or G03 "(Hastings).- No extra for bookUig. Hot water iprovided free. ______ (A Card.) DR- W,- W. M00KEHaving returned to Napier, will piesume pract1ce as heretofore at No. 10 marine parade. Hours: 2 to 4 p.m. NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS against the Estate of FRANKLIN CHARLES TONG, late of Puketapu , Farmer, must be _renclercd to the undersigned (in duplicate and certified to as owing at tbe date of death) on or before the 30th instant. SAINSBURY, LOGAN & WILLIAMS. Solicitors to Estate Late Franklin Charles Tong. HAWKE'S BAY ELECTRIC POWER ' BOARD. Notice is iiereby given that Pqwer yvjll be CUT OFF on TUESDAY, November 26th, 1929, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., in the Fernhill and Twyford districts for alterations to lines. H. H. WYLIE, , Secretary. PEKSONASL. TO WIIOM "IT MAY U/.M . - * * J F YOU ARE IN FINAN'OIAL !)"'«• i iL CULTIES. call and have a confiden tial chat with me. . Place all your «c couqts together. I will find the caa! and you can repav me by instalmentsonly "one person to'lnok to instead of ' number. JJORACE JgOURGEOlS. THE CONFIDENTIAL FINANC1ER. Opposite old Post Office, Napier.