AMUSEMENTS. STALLS, Is; CIRCLE, la 6d, Always Warm and Cosy. || || Sessions: I g T R A N D II 2-15 and 8 p.m. IJ || Phone 15-379. Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatres. NOW SHOWING. TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS. TOO GOOD TO MISS. I. Ricardo Cortez, Marguerite Churchill, Chic Sale, William Gargan, In —; — ‘ MAN HUNT * * MAN HUNT * (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Wonderful Comedy Adventure, Filled With Thrills. 2. MIRIAM HOPKINS, JACK LA RUE, WM. COLLIER, Jun., etc., In ;the story illinium 111111111111 TEMPLE DRAKE.’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Her name was on everybody’s lips— Everyone condemned her—but no one understood her—until she told her story. Also Screening: ‘ Lullaby Land ' (Colour Cartoon) Plans at Theatre. Unpaid Reserves not held after 7.45, LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Lady’s Gold Earring, between Pitt street and St. Clair.—Binder please ring 22-641. LOST, White Fox Terrier, black round eyes, child’s pet.—Phone 12-496; good reward. LOST, about 3 weeks ago, Gold Brooch, name, date (1896) on back; keepsake. —Reward returning to Mrs A. Reekie, 15 Rawhiti street, Musselburgh Rise. LOST, Girls’ Wristlet Watch, Friday, initials on back, R.W.—Reward returning to 27 Young street, St. Hilda. LOST, St. Clair terminus, Purse, containing money.—Reward returning 4 Wynyard street. South Dunedin. LOST, Gold Maltese Cross, inscribed; reward.—Care J. Turner, Law Courts Hotel. i LOST, Blue Earring, vicinity Howe street; reward. —51 Howe street. LOST, on Wednesday, Roll of Bank Notes; reward.—ls 6 George street. % LOST, Set of Teeth; Found, a Better One with guaranteed suction; £2 10s. -American Dental, George and Pitt streets. FOUND. —Dowie’s Dismantling Ltd., 1 Forth street, have everything you want for that job; prices absolutely right. IjIOUND. —Taieri Poultry Show, Mosgiel, Saturday, July 4; excellent entries; championships; admission, Is (door [prizes). FOUND. —Oct Signet, 8s 6d, free initials; Wedding Ring, 17s 6d; i-dozen Spoons given,—h. FOUND. —Diamond Cluster and Threestone Engagement Rings, £7 10s up; best value Watches.—P. Himmel, George street.
BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Accommodation, with private sitting room, in superior private home. —lnquiries, phone 13-676. GENTLEMAN requires Board, Residence with private, family, handy city, north end preferred.—P424, ‘ Star.* Ct OMFORTABLE'Board offered 2 friends, ' share large room; washing, phone; moderate terms.—Apply 107 Union street. EXCLUSIVE suburban home, on rise, close tram, Couple or Retired or Business Man, paying guest.—P26o, * Star.’ LADY, with superior home, select central locality, desires 3 Gentlemen Guests; refinement and every comfort. P 439, ‘ Star.* NICE modern Home has Room for refined Lady or business Gentlemen Boarders; board consideration.—Pll3, ‘ Star.’ ■ PARTIALLY infirm Woman requires Accommodation, good quiet home, on flat, south ond; good plain cooking essential. —P 449, ‘Star.* AVENSBOURNE. —Three large, comfortable Rooms, use all conveniences; good garage; 16s weekly to approved couple. —P9B; ‘Star. 1 UPERIOR Board Offered 1 Person for 6-7 weeks, excellent locality, north end. —Phono 11-128. rdlWO respectable working Girls want A Board in private home, central preferred; reasonable.—P3B7, ‘ Star.* ACANCY for Gentleman Boarder, on rise, central: student preferred; single room.—Phone 20-584. WANTED, respectable Gentleman to Board with private family; washing, mending; terms moderate.—l3l Union street. ' ■ WANTED, Private Board for Lady, bedsitting room, gas, or electric heating; must be central; urgent.—P426, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, by young Gentleman, private Board; central; washing and mending ; reasonable.—P3o9, ‘ Star.’ ''SYOUNG working Girl requires Board in JL private home, single room, with fireplace; central; reasonable; urgent.—P3o2, ‘ Star.’ ; , Begg street (off Bay View road) has /WU a Vacancy for Boarder; terms, £1 per week. ■ OQ Duncan street has Accommodation for Gentlemen Boarders; every home comfort, good table kept. TO LET. SOUTH.- 5 Rooms, 255. Mornington: 6 Roms, 30s. Opoho: Furnished Brick Bungalow, garage, 555. Musselburgh: Furnished Bungalow, 37s 6d. City: Furnished Flats, 20s, 55s.—Calders; 18-502. {? OS 6d. —Modern Shop, living rooms; centrally situated; baker’s ovens, equipment; established business.—Calder’s, 127 Princes street, \ 5 -ROOMED Dwelling; every convenience; nice- position, Musselburgh; rental 255. —Nicholson ,T. and G. Buildings. GARAGE To Let, Neville street, Parkside. —Bing 22-203. WANTED To Let, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room; all conveniences.—23 York Place. ANDERSON’S BAY (Close Tram).—Modern 6-roomed Bungalow; garage; all modern conveniences; consider letting partly furnished to approved adult tenants. —Ap>ly 108 King Edward street. TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and economy.—Office, 22 Bond street. YOUR Move, Sir 1 To Let, for Removals, Packing, and Storage, our up-to-date Motor Furniture Vans and capacious Stores; expert men, lowest prices.—Crust and Crust, 10 Manse street. EXHIBITION. PEACE EXHIBITIONS, THE CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, JULY 10th and 11th. His Worship the Mayor will Open On Friday, 10th, at 2.30 p.m. Entrance, Is. Children, 6d. IF you need Building Material send an Advertisement to' the ‘ Star.’
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Evening Star, Issue 22382, 4 July 1936, Page 17
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