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Evening Star, Issue 20374, 4 January 1930, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. —; TREMENDOUS RECEPTION ' ACCORDED HAROLD LLOYD’S ALL-TALKING RIOT, — ‘ WELCOME DANGER * BY TREMENDOUS HOUSES ALL DAY YESTERDAY. Nothing half as good ever presented in Dunedin before. ■ Send the Children to the Morning and Afternoon Sessions, and Avoid the ) Evening Crowds. ■ g>M pI R E THEATRE D E LU X E THREE- -SESSIONS-DAILY; THREE—SESSIONS—DAILY, 11 a.m.- 2.15 p.m.- —7.45 p.m. Last Night’s Audience Laughed, Screamed, and Yelled until they were sore, and then started all over again. You will do the same—you won tbe able to help it. CLEAR, CLEVER TALKING by THE WORLD’S GREATEST COMEDIAN, ■ , HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD—- / HAROLD LLOYD - HAROLD LLOYD A Mirthful, Joyful, Fast-moving Comedy tha will furnish all the Laugh-excitement . you need. Lloyd delves into the Dens of Tongland for his Thrills in ‘ WELCOME DANGER.’ • WELCOME DANGER.’ • WELCOME DANGER.’ ‘WELCOME /DANGER.’ ‘WELCOME DANGER.’ ‘WELCOME DANGER,’ • WELCOME DANGER.’ ‘.WELCOME DANGER.’ ‘ WELCOME DANGER.’ ' WELCOME DANGER.’ • WELCOME DANGER.’ ‘ WELCOME DANGER.’ You 1! get Excited, your Pulse-emotion will Hit the Ceiling! Your Laugh Apparatus will get a Thorough Overhauling! Breath-taking Action 1 Hair-raising Gags! Uproarious Hilarity! > THE BOOKING EOR THIS EVENING IS HEAVY Intending Patrons are Advised to Make Early Application for Reservations, both Stalls and Circle. Box Plans at Theatre (Phones 12-432 and 12-433) and Bristol Piano. Co. Telephone Reserves Cannot Be Held After 7.30 To-night.

ORKNEY AND ' SHETLAND ASSN. 1 TRADES HALL, Moray place, ■ TUESDAY,. JANUARY 7th, 1930. Come along and make the First Social of the New Year a Real Admission by Membership Card, obtainable at the door. Ladies, a Basket. Gents, Is. NOTE NEW ADDRESS. Tickets for First Annual Picnic will be on Sale. Adults, 2s 6d; Children, 9d. v W. J. HENDERSON, Secretary. TO LET. RESERVE FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ■; #• r __ Notice is' hereby given that the undermentioned Reserve will be offered for-Leas by Rublic Auction for a term of twenty one years, at the District Lands and Survey Office, Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY, Bth January, 1930, at 2.30 o’clock p.m., under the provisions of the Public Reserves, Domains, and National ParVe Apf tQpH '— ’ . QUARANTINE ISLAND, opposite Port Chalmers, area 37 ACRES. Upset rental, £4O per annum. Term of Lease, 21 years from Ist July, 1930., Good‘grazing land. All necessary buildings. Goou boat service several times a day, if needed. . , , . . The .buildings on the island, valued at £3,000, must be paid for in cash by the successful bidder for the lease. . Conditions of sam and any further intormation, may be obtained from this office. N. C. KENSINGTON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. TO LET, CRlß, 'Broad : Bay,, handy to jetty, :20s per week fot term. 4-ROOMEU HOUSE. Bath «jreet. 17s 6d. 9-ROOMED HOUSE, in two flats, Allandale • road, SU Clair. 25s each. 4-ROOMBD HOUSE,. George street, Fort Chalmers, ,16s. , '/-ROOMED HOUSE, 6 Granville terrace. 7-ROOMED HOUSE, 16 Pine Hill terrace. FURNISHED HOUfeE of 8 rooms, every convenience, Sargood street. BRICK BUILDING, Dowling street, approximate; are: 2,000 square feet. LARGE DOUBLE-FRONTED SHOI, Dowling street (opp. C EO.) SUITES OF OFFICES, Stuart, Vogel, and Dowling streets. rBTHH PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., JL LTD., 1 Vogel street. ■ FJTO LET. centrally-situated FiveStar/ roomed House, furnished; two g«pUeguest will stay ' same r00m.—361, lO LET, flue Flat, central; all convemu cnees; four living rooms; furniture railable at reasonable rate.—394. star. P O let, 2-roomed Furnished Cottage; sun balcony; nice position.—Apply nut shop. ■ Macandrew’s Bay. LET, Furnished Bach, respectable working man; conveniences: reasonble rent.—Apply 731 King street/north ad. IHO LET: 6 Rooms, St. Clair, 355; 6 I Rooms, Bellejuiowes, 40s; Offices, ’rinees street; 2 Rooms, 20s.—Timlin s, I'hitcombe’s Buildings. " ■ jno LET, in superior home, select locality, I. Flat (dining room, bedroom, and kithenette), furnished.—Phone 12-489. mURNISHED Flats, 3 and 4 rooms, cenE tral; self-contained; private, sunny.— or address apply 41 Stuart street. FLBT, term, superior Furnished Bungalow, best part St. Clair; 5 ooiriß, kitchenette; garage.- j -Public Trust. irO LET, 3-roomed Furnished Cottagf Macandrew Bay, for remaining school iclidays or term.—32s, ‘Star.’ i r" O LET, Furnished Room, separate entrance; no other rooms let; few mmites Knox Church.—34s, ‘ Star.’ O LBT, Self-contained Flat of 3 Rooms, also kitchenette and bathroom; _ sepirate entrance, gas cooker, electric light; vithin few .minutes of city; reasonable ent. —Public Trust. r~ O LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and ico.nomy. Office, 22 Bond street T. CLAIR—To Let, 5-roomed Bungalow” up to date; close to beach, tram, chool.—Apply 123 Forbury Crescent. f FURNITURE REMOVED BY RAIL. ROAD, OR SEA. 3XPBRT PACKERS. : GOOD STORAGE. rILBURY FORWARDING COMPANY, LIMITED. Office, 7 Crawford street. Phones: 12-304; after 5 p.m., 11-126. TO LET, FOR REMOVALS ANYWHERE, Obk UP-TO-DATE MOTOR FURNI- ' ' TURF VANS. ' Careful. Experienced Mon. - • Special 'Discount for Gash. ! Book Early. CRUST AND CRUST, 20 ManSe street. FURNITURE REMOVALS. SEE US as to the Best and Cheapest Way to Remove Your Furniture by Road, Rail, or Sea. ONLY EXPERIENCED MEN EMPLOYED. UNSURPASSED STORAGE. Write, phone, or call THE NE.W ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LIMITED. P.O. Sox 300. Telephons 11-819.