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Evening Star, Issue 25928, 21 October 1946, Page 1

Hearing Aids Available. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. TO-NIGHT and TUESDAY, at 7.15, • I LIVE IN GROSVENQR ' SQUARE ’ • Rex Anna Robert Harrison Nengle Morlev ‘ RADIO STARS ON PARADE"’ Wailv Alan Francos BROWN CARNEY LANGFORD (Botli Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at, D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 22-573.

RIGHT HON. ° THE PRIME MINISTER, ..MR P. FRASER, C.H., P.C., M.P. . WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MEETING IN THE MAIN TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), OCTOBER 21, 1946. IN THE MAIN TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), OCTOBER 21, 1946. IN THE MAIN TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), OCTOBER 21, 1946. Come Along and Hear LABOUR’S POLICY -CONTINUED SECURITY FOR ALL. Come Along and Hear LABOUR’S POLICY- CONTINUED SECURITY FOR ALL. Come Along and Hear LABOUR’S POLICY -CONTINUED SECURITY FOR ALL. Owing to His Worship the Mayor (Mr D. C Cameron) being unable to accept the invitation to preside, due to his absence from the city, Chairman, Mr W. A. HUDSON, Vice-president, O.L.R.C. Doors open 7.15 p.m. Suitable Musical Programme Arranged. F. P ERCY, Secretary-Organiser, O.L.R C. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON DUNEDIN CENTRE. CONCERT BY FELLOWS OF THE COLLEGE TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), OCTOBER 22, at 8 p.m., CONCERT CHAMBER PIANO SOLOS by Edgar Moy (London), Koa Nees, William Clarke, Rosaline Plank, Sybil Wallace, Maisie Allport. DUOS Ruth Moore, Audrey Muir, Elva Westland, Sybil Baker. DOUBLE DUO- -Olive Nieper, Miriam Evans, Noela Borrow, Leslie Comer. VIOLIN AND VlOLA—Ethel Wallace, Ngaio Garland. SONGS—Chas. Henderson (Edinburgh), Bertha Rawlinson, Eileen Young. SHAKESPEAREAN SCENE (‘ TWELFTH NIGHT ’)— Kathleen Falconer, Ellen Mee, Bernard Dunne, Leonard Ireland, Kenneth Stewart Producer, Mrs John Moffett. TICKETS (including Booking at Begg’s), 2s 6d. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, SOCIAL EVENING AT SAVOY Programme by Successful 1946 Diploma Candidates. Tickets, 3s 6d. THURSDAY, October 24, CONCERT by YOUNGER CANDIDATES CONCERT CHAMBER, AT 8 P.M. TICKETS (including Bookings at Begg’s). 2s 6d. . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, JUBILEE BALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Open to Trinity College Teachers, Student s. and Interested Friends. DOUBLE TICKET, 15s, obtainable from Secretary or Begg’s. Gallery Seats Is. PRESENTATION OF DEBUTANTES, 9.15. . ' DIOCESE OF. DUNEDIN. SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-' SEVENTH SYNOD. SYNOD SERVICE IN S. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Preacher, Ven. L. G. WHITEHEAD. M A. Collection in aid of Synod expenses. By Order, W. D. JENKIN, Diocesan Registrar. , GORE RACING CLUG (INC.) O,PR IN G MEET IN G, ® SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, And MONDAY (LABOUR DAY), OCTOBER 28, 1946. First Race 11.45 a.m. Last Race 5 p.m. Good Fields. Win and Place Betting. Free Hot Water in the Motor Enclosure. Popular Charges: Lawn ss, Ladies 2s (including tax). Cars Free. W. F. YOUNG, Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES. AVAILABLE ON THURSDAY! ' • AVAILABLE ON .THURSDAY! AVAILABLE ON THURSDAY! THE NEW 1946 THE NEW 1946 HEALTH POSTAGE STAMPS HEALTH POSTAGE STAMPS ' for Children’s Health Camps! for Children’s Health Camps! On Sale at All Post Offices Commencing Thursday, October 24 The new issue of Health Stamps are each ill two colours, in a picturesque new design. PRICE ) —in Fawn and Green. PRICE 3d (2d for postage and revenue, Id for health) —in Fawn and Chocolate. SPECIAL NOTE.—For the first- time, this year’s stamps are available for REVENUE purposes—that is, for stamping receipts and other documents, as well as for postage. This fact will widen their usefulness to Business Houses who wish to support the Health Camp Movement during the coming months. GET A SUPPLY OF HEALTH STAMPS ON THURSDAY MORNING. USE THEM REGULARLY—BUY THEM REGULARLY! AFTER-THEATRE Suppers.---All meals to order freshly cooked while you wait.— Aristo Grill Rooms, Octagon. DUNEDIN’S Best and Room.—All . food freshly Grill Rooms, Octagon. Brightes 1 cooked.Grill Aristo