PERENNIAL PHLOX. HERBACEOUS PEONIES, and- : ORIE,NTAL POPPIES. Collection of ,12 varieties at 6/- per dpi. from REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART LIMITED, MORAY PLACE, :DUNEDIN, C.I,
THE REGENT Direction;, J. 0. Williamson Picture’Corp. Ltd. 2 p.m. DAILY The Management Proudly Present 'British Empire Finns’ Brilliant, Quick-witted Acclaimed unslintingly at previous siioww lugs overseas . . . and showered with praise by Press and Radio Critics. Mr LESLIE HOWARD Mu LESLIE HOWARD Mr, LESLIE HOWARD ’ . Mr LESLIE. HOWARD , In the ■’ 1 EXCITING! , HUMOROUS I ’ . ROMANTIC! - , ‘ PIMPERNEL SMITH ’ * PIMPERNEL SMITH ’ ‘ PIMPERNEL SMITH * Associate Attraction. . ’ ‘ MARCH OF TIME ’ ‘MARCH OF TIME‘ (‘ THE ARGENTINE QUESTION ’) REGENT NEWS SERVICE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS at REGENT (12-513). (Free List Suspended.) OWING TO THE LENGTH OF THIS PICTURE, EVENING PERFORMANCES WILL COMMENCE at 7.45. ALL PEOPLE’S ALL PURPOSES ' , QUE E N CA R N IVAL (Conducted by Organised Labour Movement), In Aid of All Purposes Patriotic Fund. RADIO MOCK COURT. I A Radio Mock Court will be conducted from 4ZB on behalf of the TRANSPORT PRINCESS (Miss Beverley Brown) on Monday, at 10 p.m. Listen-in and enjoy the fun., YOU can help by sending in’contributions as payment for “ penalties ” to be imposed. Contributions to the Radio Mock Court on Monday night will help to keep Ul9 Orange flag on top. . Watch for further announcements of til® fun and mirth to follpw. EUCHRE. LEITH Bowling Club, Saturday; good prizes, supper; a really pleasant evening; admission Is. . t EUCHRE.—Nga Maara Hall, Saturday Night; eleven prizes, two each £l, 12s 6d, 7s 6d, and five at ss; all orders, y EUCHRE, Security Hall, King Edward street. To-night (Saturday), at 8; 9 good prizes, first prize value £I.—N.Z.L.P. EUCHRE.—MiIIar Street Hall, every Monday, 8 p.m.; good prizes; hall heated; Is, TO LET. TO LET, Furnished Rooms, and singlecentral,!—4l Moray Plat". b : TWO Furnished •Rooms, ail conveniences; 22s 6d weekly.—Phono 18-537. QUEEN STREET (Near Knox Church): First-class FLAT, self-contained, 4 rooms and kitchenette; 50s per week. Just off High street: 6-roomcd FLAT; 70s per week.—ALEX. MACDONALD, 5 Dowling street; telephone 10469. COTTAGE, 4. rooms, 1 acre ground; 10s; Signal Hill, above tram terminus. HOUSE, 5 rooms, 25 acres, small farm; 30s per week; Signal Hill, above terminus.— HAGOITT, DUTHIE. .AND CAMPBELL. COMFORTABLY-FURNISHED Flat, two large rooms, kitchenette, pantry;.6 minutes from Octagon.—Apply 22 Royal Terrace; or phono 10-311. - ' CENTRAL—2 Unfurnislied Rooms, gas cooker, use conveniences; separate entrance; 215.—H869, Star. ■ , WELL-FURNISHED Double Bed-Sitting Room, every convenience; separate• pantry, electric point, phone.—No. 11 Park street, N.l. . FURNISHED Bungalow, Wai;ringtou, few months, every convenience; handy station; reasonable rent.—Hßßo, Star. LADY, with comfortable home, desires -Let Part; suit two ladies; near; tram.—H9ll, Star. _ ■ FURNISHED Double Bed-Sitting Room, fireplace, points, use conveniences.;—4l Royal Terrace; phone 10-856. GARAGE To Let. 47 Brown street.--Ring 13-254. ___ COLINS WOOD, Macandrew Bay.—Modern Furnished 5 Rooms, kitchenette; garage; 35s weekly.—Strachan, 25 Dowling street. 2 ROOMS, kitchenette, partly furnished. 28s 6d; 2 Rooms, kitchenette, unfurnished, 37s 6d; 2 Rooms, sun porch, furnished, 57s 6d.—Strachan, 25 Dowling street. UNFURNISHED Flat, 3 rooms and kitchen, ette; 35s weekly: good locality; references essential.—No. H 720, Star. SELF-CONTAINED superior Flat, 3 room* and sun room; 35s.—Ring 20-704. ' SUNNY 2-roomed Furnished Flat, kitchenette; all conveniences.—Apply •15 Clyde street. , .. UNFURNISHED Bed-Sitting Room, quiet locality; handy trams.—H774. .Star. FURNISHED Room to Let; breakfast if required; central.—37 Stuart, street., - MODERN Furnished Two-roomed Flat; separate cooking, coal range, conveniences; 22s 6d week; central.—H7s7, Star. TWO Rooms, together or singly; use kitchen. bathroom; 783 George street.—Publia Trust. ' TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and economy: excellent storage.—327 Cumberland street. . PERSONAL. PATRIMONIAL OPPORTUNITIES throughout Otago, all types, 21-70. Request details, testimonials, enrolment) form. No obligation: moderate fee; plain envelopes.—ELSlE JAMES, P.O. Bos 311. Auckland. ' . . MRS ISABELL PALLAS.—WiII Mrs Isabel! Dallas, wife of Captain' Donald Dallas, formerly staff officer with , New. Zealand Mounted Forces, who resided ra Dunedin in 1906. or any relative or person knowing her whereabouts, please communicate with Richmonds, -solicitors. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England. : ' WANTED, kind, reliable Person with good home to Board Baby Girl, about one year old ; Protestant. —H 547, Star. ________ SOCIETY for Protection of Women and Children.—Secretary attends at office Security Buildings Stuart street, 2 to 4 p.m. (except Saturdays), to interview women requiring advice in domestic difficulties.—Telephone 10-465 WIDOW (61) would like to meet suit? b 1 9 Gentleman, view tc companionship and matrimony.—H6sß, Star. _ WOULD Mrs Muir, who collected'Co-1 on June 2 from City Dye Works, High street, please Communicate immediately.
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Evening Star, Issue 24226, 20 June 1942, Page 1
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