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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 229, 30 October 1930, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Here's the Best Luck You've Ever Had. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! — isTHE LUCKY STAR DAY THE LUCKY STAR DAY Afc TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT 7.45 Also At EVERY At 2-30 AFTERNOON 2.30 — At. The (flAl etiy f> e f o'xe ■vr 4u5ti mJ e JU tr x e W hen 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 TWO B1G 2 2 SUCCESSES 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Will be Presented for Your Pleasure. ' The Screen's Favourite Sweethearts— The Twinkling Stars of "7th Heaven" and "Street Angel" Janet Charles GAYNUR FARRELL .GAYNOR And FARRELL |GAYN0R FARRRLL, ln. the S.weetest Komance Ever Told, "LUCKY STAR" "LUCKY STAR" "LUCKY STAR" "LUCKY STAR" "LUCKY STAR" "LUCKY STAR" YVherever there's Charles Farrell, there are thou'sands of feininine hearts to iiutter— ancl wherever Janet Gaynor is there are lace handkerchiefs with moist eyes. WARNER BROS. PRESENT The most sensational, uproarious comedydrama of the year. There's mystery and. romance in large quantities when a bunch of gentlemen (and lady) crooks meet on board a luxurious house-boat in an attempt to steal a valuable strittg of pearls. May Conrad McAVOY NAGEL McAVOY NAGEL McAVOY And NAGEL McAVOY • NAGEL McAVUY NAGEL You'il see the greatest deteetives on earth — Mack Swain and Hugh Herbert— solve a puzziing mystery "CAUGIIT IN THE FOG" ' "CAUGHT IN' THE, FOG" "CAUGHT IN THE. FOG" "CAUGHT IN THE FOG" "CAUGHT IN THE FOG" Half-a-dozen crooks — two deteetives— a man ancl a girl— all cleno.unci'ng each other over a string of pearls. BE W1SE-BOOK OR BE EARLY. Box Plans at Theati-e or ring. 'phoiie 3809 for Reservations Book Now ! Box Plans Open for JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT In hiq First AU-Talking Triumph, "HIS GLORIOUS NIGHT" ' "HIS GLORIOUS NIGHT" ("A" Certificate) COMING— — SATURDAY COMING ; SATURDAY NOTICES. XMAS HOI/1DAY BOOKINGS NOW BEING TAKEN. JJp O R E R E HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, The Holiday-maker's Paradise. Accommodation for 70 Guests. Glorious Scenie Attractions. Hat MTneral Springs and Batlisi Nine-liole Golf Links. Magnificont Grass Teniiis Goixrts. Shooting, ainple Garage Aceommodation, Deep-sea Fishing. TARIFF: 15/- per day, £4 4/- per Week. Special reduction for childreni, E. B. SHORTT : Proprietor. A SOLID, GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT. FTHE COURSE OF A FEW DAYS there will appear in this space xan announcement of the best investment ever offered to the investing public of Hawke's Bay. This is a GUARANTEED double giltedged investment. E Mulvanah, Financial Agent and Company Promoter, HANNAH'S BUILDINGS. Brownmg Street : Napier, PHONE 3542 (Day or Night). THE OPEN FURNITURE FACTORY. IV H £)>0NSTALL' CAB1NETMAKER & UNDERTAKEK. 119 NELSON CRESCENT, Napier. We wish to particularly. call the attention of the public to the faet that we have NO CONNECTION with the firm trading under the same name in Diekens Street. Furmtui'e at Factory Price. Wholesale to the Public. fJTHE -yULCAN "pOUNDRY (Henrv Williams & Sons, Ltd.), HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. 'Phone 3081. P.O. Box 77. . Stockists and Distributing Agents. in Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay for the POWER TR AN SMISSION R E N OLD R E N OLD CHAINS AND WHEELS For eeonoiny m space,- first eost and upkeep, for general efficiency, instul Renold Stanclard Drives. Cheaper tlian bolts and pulleys. Get to know more about Renold Chain Drives. Ring or write or see us re RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES, JJENRY ^yiLLIAMS & gONS. LIMITED, Hastings Street, .Napier. S PLUMBING AND TINSMITHING DEPARTMENT, 'Phone 3554. ESTIMATES GIVEN. CALL, RING OR WRITE. ^TILLIAMS & 0REAGE, j^TD., NAPIER AND HASTINGS, FARMERS would probably find it to their advantage to have a word with us regardmg the transport of wool, live stock, manures, produce, etc, We have an extensive, modern plant and experienced men, and ean handje large or small jobs with dcspatcb. Our Hastings Manager (Mr Prebble) would be glad to cpiote. Would you mincl seeing or ringing him? Hastings Office — Market Street, 'phone 727. Mr Prebble's house, 'phone 1616.