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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 32, 10 March 1930, Page 9

AMUSEMEMTS. ----- ' -• CLAEA BOW CLAEA BOW CLABA BOW And RICHARD ABLEN RICHARD ARLEN RICHARD ARLEN PARAMOUNTS SPECIAL PARAMOUNT'S SPECIAL. all-talking ALL-LAUGHING ALL-ROMANTIC Comedy-Drama, " "DANGEROUS CURVES" "DANGEROUS CUR.VES" "DANGEROUS CURVES5i "DANGEROUS CURVES" . "DANGEROUS CURYES" "DANGEROUS CURVES" A Thrilling Story of Circus LifeMAJESTIC rilHBATKl: A J E S T I C i HIATEF (Direction - D'u fier- H av wa rd Theatres. ) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 Make sure of your seats by booking at The Bristol Piano Co. usual prices. Circle, 2/9. Stalls, 2£- and 1/-. CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW The "IT" girl with more pep than ever, loving and laughing her way throughthe best and brightest comedy-drama, "DANGEROUS CUEVES" "DANGEROUS CURVES" "DANGEROUS CURVES" "DANGEROUS CURVES" "DANGEROUS CURVES" "DANGEROUS CURVES" A brilliant new romance drama witli Clara more allurin£r than ever. A Glitteripg Story of the Show World DON'T MISS THIS ONE! DON'T MISS THIS ONE! EXCELLENT TALKIE SHORTS EXCELLENT TALKIE SHORTS Inelude : "TROOPING THE COLOURS, 1929" "TROOPING THE COLOURS, 1929" "TROOPING THE COLOURS, 1929'' Last Year's Brilliant "Ceremony. THEATRE 'PHONE 2708. . NAPIER HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (Inq.), . - y . ^STERS, IglNNIAS, .JJAHLIAS SHQW, .FORESTERS' HALL, On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th, 1930. WEDNE SD'AY, MARCH 12tK. ±930. " SCHEDULES ON ^ APPLICATION. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY. MARCH 11th, 1930, At 5 p.m. K. R. MERRITT, Hon. Secretary. • 'Phones— 3995, 3967. MEETINGS. NAPIER BOXING ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). fTlHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINQ -*- of the Association will be held in the Council Chambers on MONDAYEVENING, 17th instant, at 8 o'clock. Nominations for positions on Commit-. tee must reach the Secretary, Box 171, Napier, not later than 10th inst. T, W. HERCOCK, Hpn. Secretary. MEETING. A PUBLIC MEETING will be'.held in King George's Hall, Bay View, on TUESDAY, March 11th, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of PROTESTING against the erection of a post and rail EENCE running to low-water mark at a point on the Petane Inner Harhour . beach, about opposite Mr James' Store. As the fence prevents aecess to what was a popular bathing and picnic locality, it is hoped that all those who are interested will attend. W. S. M. COCKERILL, Convener. NOTICES. TTAWKB'S BAY TRO?TING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, SATURDAY & MONDAY, March 15, 17, ACCEPTANCES for all first .day events. close March 10, 8 p.m. ; second day events close March 15, at 8 p.m. . A; E, PALMER, • Sectetary, P.O. Box 105, Hastings. MARAEKAKAHO STATION. ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS against the Station should be sent to the Trustees of the late Sir R. D. D. MeLean. Box 61, Napier, immediately. CARLILE, McLEAN, SCANNRLL AND WOOD Napier, Solicitorg to the Trustees. NOTICE. rpSE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS at Port Ahuriri carried on for so many years by W. Meban. has been sold to me (R. J. Collister),-- and it will be my sole endeavour to merit the same c'pnfidence given my predecessor by stocking suitable and up-to-date footwear and charging. the lowpst possible profit cpnsistent with the articleYours faithfully. ' ' R. J. COTLISTER, ; ....... . , Port "Ahuriri. March 10th, 1930. • , i HYACINTHS! ' HYACINTHSt TJYACTNTHS! HYACINTHS i / These "ar.e Really Godd, SIX SEPAR ATE "COLOURS But ONLY A LIMTTED RUPJ" Y J N * g0N LIMITED, v, 4 Nurserymen i: Napier.