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Evening Star, Issue 25699, 24 January 1946, Page 1

PLEASE NOTE STARTING TIMES—- ' 2 p.m. . ' Caribbean Mystery ' . 7.45 p.m. 3.4 Interval 8.4" 3.14 ' Lamp Still Burns ' ........ 8.5 Twice Daily: 2 p.m., 7.45 p.m. Dir. Amalgamated .ill. Twice Daily: Theatres Ltd.* ill! ||h, 2 and 7.45 p.i: G.B.D. Presents LESLIE HOWARD'S , LAST GREAT PRODUCTION, ' THE LAMP STILL BUENS ' ' THE LAMP STILL BUENS ' Rosamond Stewart John JOHN GRANGER LAURIE —A Two Cities Film.— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, 20th Century Fox Present—- '•> A Tropical Paradise By Day! 4- Lagoon of Death ...... By'Night! ' The CAEIBBEAN MYSTEEY ' James DUNN - Sheila RYAN.(Recommended .by Censor for Adults. PLANS at Begg's and Theatre (13-013). LOST AND FOUND. LEFT, Friday, 8.20 p.m. bus, city-Kai-korai, Navy Umbrella; reward. Ring 21-134. ' VICINITY Exchange, Wednesday, 1 Yellow Pigskin Glove Lost.—Finder pleasa ring 23-871. . BETWEEN R.S.A., Lower High st, and station, Wounded Soldier's Wallet Lost (pay, hospital papers).—Return to address on papers; reward. LEFT in Caversham train, Navy Umbrella; reward.—2s72, Star - WHO Took Bag on Wednesday, 16th? Please return to account paid in bag; reward. PARCEL Lost, containing partly-made skiit and top, Bayfield rd, Tuesday.—Ring 11-459, business hours; reward. CAMEO Brooch Lost,'Friday, January 11; black base, cream head, gold scroll' surround, between Mornington Post Office, Fort, Roche, and Octagon; reward.—Ring 14-292 WEDNESDAY Night, Lost from car Nor-manby-North rd-Cumberland st, Attache Case, with builder's accounts and notebook: reward. —60 Law st; phone 24-031. PART Top Plate False Teeth Lost; reward. —Ring 10-200, business hours. SMALL Purse.containing £l, Lost, between Surrey st and Central Post Office.—Ring 24-098; reward. CHRISTMAS Week, Blue Silk in box, Lost; reward.—26s6, Star. FOUNTAIN Pen Lost, Chief Post Office, 5.15, Wednesday; 10s reward.—Ring 23-840. PURSE Lost by elderly Lady; £7, pension monev.—Finder p'.ease return Wood's Hotel; reward. JOTS, POTS. POTS, REBOTTOMED. REPAIRED. T.W.T. ENGINEERING CO. SILVER TEAPOTS SILVERPLATED, REPAIRED. Repairs, 2-day service. ■ T.W.T. ENGINEERING CO., 67 St. Andrew street. FOUND.—Hasty Tasty, Quick Lunch Cafe, next Crown Hotel; meals at all hours. FOUND. Botting Bros., the quality butchers, Stuart st, for Prime., Ox Beef, AVetlher .Mutton, „Rer>t Pork' and Tomato Sausages, Stuffed Veal and Mutton.—Phone 23-247. i<'OUND.—Men, be well groomed; make Frank Restieaux your Hairdresser, Rattray st. . ' - _ FOUND.—Bright and clean surroundings at Frank Restieaux's, leading Men's Hairdresser, Rattray st. 12-751, RADIO Repairs; prompt, reasonable service.—Wholesale Radio St. Andrew st. *• SHEPHERD'S Radio. Service, repair specialists 0n1y.—215 Moray Place North; phone 12-712. COOK'S Radio Service for Repairs to all makes.—Phone 14-013; 376 Princes st. HOWORTH'S Radio Service, the home of efficient, guaranteed service; all sets.— Phone 11-557; 114 George st. ELEVEN-VALVE Philco Radio For Sale; £20.-2634. Star. PUBLIC NOTICES. THANKS. The Otago Committee of CORSO Offers Sincere Thanks to Collectors, Contributors, and all who helped in the successful Street Day for Greek Relief. DUNEDUN CITY COUNCIL. ALTERATIONS IN TRAMWAY TIME-TABLE. >UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the following alteration in the Time-table for the Kaikorai cable service, which will come into effect as from Saturday, 26th instant■— The following cars from the Octagon terminus will not run on Saturdays: -=-11.55 a.m., 12.5 p.m., 12.15 p.m., 12.25 p.m., 12.35 p.m. R. A. JOHNSTON, Town Clerk. Municipal Chambers, Dunedin. C.l. January 23, 1946, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. DUNEDIN-CHRISTCHURCH. . TTENTION is directed to the running ■ of night express trains between Dunedin and Christchurch on FRIDAYS. Express leaves Dunedin at 11.20 p.m. Fridays, arriving Christchurch 7.18 a.m. Saturdays, and express leaves Christchurch 11.2 p.m. Fridays, arriving Dunedin 6.53 a.m. Saturdays. HIGHCLIFF SCHOOL CONVEYANCE. IJUPILS and Intending Pupils of the Otago Girls' High School, King's High School, and the Technical High School who desire Conveyance to and from the Anderson's Bay Tram Terminus daily during the current year are requested to notify the Undersigned immediately. C. R. McLEAN. Secretary Otago High Schools Board, 236 Moray Place, Dunedin, C.l. THE SOCIETY OF COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANTS (ENGLAND) invites Applications from those desirous of becom ing Fellows, Associates, or Student Members. Member of Council recently atnved from London to deal with applications. Writo Resident Secretary, care P.O. Box 404, Dunedin, C.l: or New Zealand Secretary, P.O. Box 340, Gisborne.