Page 19 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Star, Issue 21904, 15 December 1934, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS. 1 STALLS Is, DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d. I 1 NO EXTRA FOR BOOKING. | TWO BIG FEATURES COMMENCING AT 7.30 SHARP. STAN, LAUREL OLIVER HARDY In In • SONS OF THE DESERT.* ‘ SONS OF THE DESERT.* (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LILIAN ROTH JAMES DUNN In In —‘TAKE A CHANCE.’— (Approied for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL FEATURETTES. Box Plan Now Open at Sweetshop next to Theatre, or Phone 22-573. By Special Permission of His Majesty the King. TOWN HALL The Musical Sensation of the Century. Commencing I WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2nd, | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1 I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2nd. | Also JANUARY 3rd, 4th, and sth. Matinees on THURSDAY and SATURDAY. JANUARY 3rd and 6th. J. and N. Tait have the honour to present THE GRENADIER GUARDS’ BAND. GRENADIER GUARDS’ BAND, GRENADIER GUARDS’ BAND, GRENADIER GUARDS’ BAND, GRENADIER GUARDS’ BAND, The Most Famous Band in the World. / . Director of Music, MAJOR G. MILLER, M.B.E. Over 2,000,000 people in Australia were thrilled by the premier Regimental Band of the United Kingdom, and the scenes of unbounded enthusiasm which took place at every performance are without a parallel in the history of the Commonwealth. POPULAR BOOKING PRICES: Nights—Reserved, 6s, ss, and 4s; Unreserved, 5s and 2s. Matinees —Reserved 5s and 4s; Unreserved 3s and 2s; Children Half-price. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS. Applications for preferential Booking will be received at the D.I.C. Booking Office immediately. Nc advance in price for preferential booking. Booking country wires and letters now being filed in order of receipt, and reservations will be made accordingly. Ordinary Box Plan will be opened on Friday, Dec. 28th. The opportunity of a lifetime of hearing the greatest, the most picturesque, and meet historic band ever to visit New Zealand. The thrill of their performance will remain in the memory for ever. Touring Manager John Farrell THE, DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED). ILLUSTRATED LANTERN LECTURE;’ BRITISH WAR CEMETERIES,’ By Sir FABIAN WARE, • Chairman, Imperial War Graves Commission, CONCERT CHAMBER, TUESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1934, At 8 p.m. The Public are cordially invited to attend. A collection will be taken up in aid of the headstones for the Soldiers' Plci, Anderson’s Bay Cemetery. O. L. FERENS, Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL, 10 PER CENT. PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. RATEPAYERS are hereby notified that the Statutory Penalty of Ten per cent. (10 per cent.) will be added to ALL RATES, payable to the Dunedin City Council, remaining unpaid after THURSDAY’, the 20th December, 1934, at '4 p.m. There is no provision for remission of the penalty if from any cause the rates are unpaid atfer the date named. Q. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, December 1, 1934. HOLIDAY RESORTS. ACCOMMODATION for Paying Guests at Manor House, Warrington.—Apply Mrs Laverty, 17 Elder street, Dunedin. ACCOMMODATION, Holiday Resort,— New 2-roomed Furnished Tent, near railway station, Alexandra, for two weeks; 15s week.—Box 102. Alexandra. BEACH HOUSE, Riverton Rooks, Southland’s beautiful seaside resort; highclass accommodation; excellent table; tariff £2 10s; families by arrangement.—Phone 445; Mrs M. Cloughley. RIGHTON.—To Let, from January sth, 4-roomed Furnished Cottage.—Apply Mrs A. M. K. Baxter, Brighton. BRIGHTON. —5-roomed Flat Vacant, December 22nd, for month or 6 weeks.— Runciman, Brighton. BOARD required after Xmas on farm, north line, Couple and 2 Children; must be reasonable.—D7B2, 1 Star.’ BOARD, seaside, for Gentleman; swimming, shooting, fishing; New Haven, Owaka.—Write Box 28, Owaka. BRIGHTON. Four-roomed Furnished House To Let, sunny position, sheltered, handy beach; long or short term.— D 574, ‘ Star. 1 ■ BUNGALOW, furnished, 5 rooms, 2 weeks from 24th December, few minutes from city, on rise; reasonable rental. —D 755, ‘ Star.* jPHRISTCHURCH.-2-roomed Plat To Let vy for holidays, 1 minute Chief Post Office- £1 week.—Apply Accountant, Box 236, Christchurch. TTIOR HIRE, 2 weeks, 10 x 10 Tent, 2 Camp Beds; also Light Trailer if required.—4l7 George street. HOLIDAY Accommodation, Christchurch.—Private Accommodation for Several Paying Guests; moderate.—Mrs Brockett, 23 Gordon avenue, St. Albans. KARITANE.— To Let, from 21st January, 4-roomed Furnished Cottage, handy river and beach; terms reasonable.—D779, 1 Star.’ ' NUGGETS via Kaka Point.—Seaside Accommodation ; particulars on application ; terms reduced.—‘Telephone Tokata; apply J. Campbell. CEAN VIEW, Brighton.—4-roomed Crib, e. 1.; accommodate 7 adults; fortnight, Christmas; £2 10s per week.— D 728, ‘ Star.’ POUNAWBA.— To Let, comfortable Crib, with boat, from sth January.—Address D 769, ‘ Star ’ Office. ■ UKETERAKI.—Let from December 22, 2-roomed Furnished Crib: £2 week; close beach, station. —Apply 35 High street, Musselburgh. ELECT Private Accommodation from January sth, handy beach, bowling, tennis; every comfort. —Apply B. E. Dick, Beach Villa. Hampden; telephone 11m. Q PEND your next Holiday at “ Poplar ►3 Grove.” Clyde; ' every comfort; moderate tariff.—j. - O, Ross; phone 38,