Page 15 Advertisements Column 8

Evening Star, Issue 21512, 9 September 1933, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. The Ship of Joy—Romance and Drama, ‘LUXURY LINER,’ ‘LUXURY LINER,’ ■ ‘LUXURY LINER,’ : At The EMPIRE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—B,O. All aboard for the most exciting six day* of your life on a thrilling pleasure cruise. A world afloat. Six crowded days. Anything may happen—and everything doe* happen on a - —= ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ —‘ — ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ —‘ LUXURY LINER,’ ‘ LUXURY LINER,’ r With a Notable Passenger List: GEORGE BRENT, ZITA JOHANN, VIVIENNE OSBORNE, ALICE WHITE, C. AUBREY SMITH. ADDED ATTRACTIONS. Otago-Canlerbury Ranfurly Shield Match, N.Z. Basketball Tournament at Gisborne, Fighting Johnny Leckie. ON STAGE: ON STAGE: The Most Brilliant, Elaborate Fashion Parade Ever Staged in Dunedin. SIX PROFESSIONAL MANNEQUINS, SIX PROFESSIONAL MANNEQUINS, SIX PROFESSIONAL MANNEQUINS, SIX PROFESSIONAL MANNEQUINS,. SIX PROFESSIONAL MANNEQUINS. SIX PROFESSIONAL MANNEQUINS,' Displaying tbe Latest Spring Fashions-* Frocks —Millinery—Bathing Costumes. SEE WHAT WELL-DRESSED WOMEN WILL WEAR THIS SPRING. KNIGHT BARNETT At the Organ. Plans at the Theatre. VOTE CINEMA QUEEN, Mrs R. S. Black. FUR DISPLAY. AH Furs and Fur Coats included in the Empire Theatre Mannequin. Parade are from the stocks of the well-known N.Z, Furriers, rjUIE PATTISON EDE CO. LTD'., Queen’s Buildings, Princes street, Above Yedic Cafe. ’ THE SAYOT Has Pleasure in Announcing the Engagement for One Week of ALEX. M’DOWELL, ALEX. M'DOWELL, ALEX. M'DOWELL, ALEX. M'DOWELL, ’ ALEX. M'DOWELL, ALEX. M‘DOWELL, Dramatic Baritone, One of Dunedin’s Most Popular Operatic, Concert, and Radio Artists, who scored the highest, aggregate marks at the recent Competitions. Mr M‘Dowell will appear EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING NEXT WEEK, And has selected such number a* ‘ Gae Bring tae Me ’ (Wilson). ‘ Prince Ivan’s Song ’ (Allitson). ‘ Scots Wha Hae,’ (traditional). * Song of the Vagabonds ’ (Frim!)< ‘ Stout-hearted Men ’ (Romberg), THE SAVOY TRIO W’ill Feature ‘ Maid of the Mountains ’ Selection (FraserSimson). "The Clock is Playing’ (Blaauw). • ‘The Canary’ (Violin solo). Waltz—’ On the Beautiful Hudson ’ (Hermann). ‘Slavonic Dance No. 3’ (Dvorak). An additional attraction this week will be an outstanding decorative scheme carried out with , FLOWERS OF SPRINGTIME. LEGAL NOTICES. In the Matter of “ The Companies Act, 1908,” and its Amendments, and in the Matter of SNOWDRIFT LIME COMPANY LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-up of the v Above-named Company by the Supreme ] Court was, on the 29th day of August, I 1933, presented to the Honourable Mr y Justice Kennedy, a Judge of the Supreme 1 Court, by John Chambers and Son Limited,! a duly incorporated company, having its Registered Office at 42 Fort street, Auckland, a creditor of the said Company. And i the said Petition is directed to be heard, before a Judve of the said Court at Dim- • edin on the 29th day of SEPTEMBER,; 1933, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon; and any creditor or contributory of the said 1 Company desirous to oppose the making of. an order for the winding-up of the said! Company under the above-mentioned Act | should appear at the time of hearing by j himself or his counsel for that purpose; and a copy of the Petition will be furnished to any creditor or contributory of the said Company requiring the same by the Undersigned on payment of the regulated charge for the same. A. G. NEILL, Solicitor for Petitioner, 15a Princes street, Dunedin. In the Estate of ALEXANDER CONGALTON, late of Momingtoh, Dunedin, Baker and Pastrycook (Deceased). ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST or OWING MONEYS TO the Estate of the above-named deceased are requested to Forward Particulars thereof (duly certified in the case of debts as owing at the 2nd day of September, 1933)1 to the undersigned not later than the 14th INST. EDMUND J. SMITH AND LOUSLEYj 11 Bond street, Dunedin, Solicitors for the Executors. ‘EVENING STAR.’ INSTRUCTIONS as to the Insertion op Withdrawal of Advertisements' in the ‘ Star ’ must be in writing. ' Alterations for display Advertisement* must be handed in by 11 a.m. on the day before they are required to appear. Advertisers in the country can remit payment by Honey Orders or Postal Notes. For the convenience of advertisers replies to advertisements may be sent to the ‘ Evening Star ’ Advertising Office, but tha Proprietors do not accept any responsibility in this respect. Whilst every care is exercised in regard to , the due insertion of advertisements. Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for the non-insertion through accident' or from other causes; and the Proprietor* reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual course .of business. Alt literary communications should ba addressed to Ihe Editor, and all communications relating to matters of business to the Manager.