TO-DAY’S EVENTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18850, 1 May 1923, Page 7

TO-DAY’S EVENTS.

SALES BY AUCTION. James Samson snd Co., at Rooms, at 2 p.m.‘ Furniture and furnishings, etc. •- Alex Harris and 00., at Premises, Hope., street, at ,12.30 p.m.—Motor cars and.motor trucks. N X>. 11. iSpedding, at Rooms, at 2.30 p.m;— Cups and saucers, twine, pencils, etc. nr :: ■ Scurf and Co., ,at No. 6 South road, Caver- , sham, at 2p.m.—Eight-roomed residence. Also piano, furniture, etc. i MEETINGS. St, Johu Ambulance Rooms.—Boy Scoutaf annual. Y.M.C.A. —Kennel Club. Hanover Street.—W.C.T.U. monthly. Museum—Lecture Professor White. Coronation Hall, St. Kilda. —Public meeting, AMUSEMENTS. Princess Theatre.—Fullers’ Vaudeville, Octagon Theatre.—Pictures. - ’ Queen’s Theatre.—Pictures, Plaza Theatre. —Pictures. ■■■•? King Edward Theatre.—Pictures. Everybody’s Theatre.—Pictures. Empire Theatre.—Pictures.. Grand Theatre.—Pictures. Palmerston.—Pictures. H.M. Theatre. —Coronation pageant. Knox Church.—Organ recital. A paragraph of general interest to school teachers appears in the annual report of the executive of the Swondary Schools’ Assistants’ Association. It is as follows; —. “It is to bo regretted that tho ment, for financial reasons, is still not able to remedy the defects of the’ Teachers’ Superannuation Act. This is to be the : more regretted because every year teachers are leaving the service considerably worse 1 off than they otherwise would have been.'; if the many anomalies in tho Act bad boon; removed. Undoubtedly one of tho worst , and most glaring faults is the amount of.tho widows’ pensions.’’ * ■ PAST MASTERS. An apt description of our ability to remove your furniture from place to place, quickly and safely. Our men are experienced and conscientious, while Our equipment (including “Dennis” Motor Lorries) end organisation is without equal Let us give you a quotation.—The New Zealand Express Co. (Ltd.). —Advfc. , ( . j