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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20385, 17 April 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON THEATRE ■TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. A Comedy Classic of War Daze and Parisian Nights! “THE GAY RETREAT,” “THE GAY RETREAT,” “ THE GAY RETREAT,” “THE GAY RETREAT” “THE GAY RETREAT,” “THE GAY RETREAT," With TED M'NAMARA TED M'NAMARA TED M'NAMARA And SAMMY COHEN. SAMMY COHEN. SAMMY COHEN. The Greatest Comedy Team in Pictures Says it to the Tune of a Laughs in a Double-barrelled Romance of Thrills Action —Suspense. OCTAGON STAGE PRESENTATION. MONSIEUR DE ROSE And His ORCHESTRA. Selection—” lolanthe ” (Sullivan) , With Assisting Artists. Circle Plans Chas. Begg’s. Stalls at the Theatre. Ring 13-001. FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON At the QUAND and PLAZA 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY, 7.30 p.m. The Ever-popular Wetsern Star in THE TWO-GUN MAN. THE TWO-GUN MAN. THE TWO-GUN MAN. THE TWO-GUN MAN. THE TWO-GUN MAN. Ten-gallon hats full of thrills—seasoned with riotous comedy—Set Aside to Cool from the Heat of its Speed. Also, RICHARD TALMADGE, RICHARD TALMADGE, In a Roaring Comedy Melodrama, with Fun the Main Ingredient: “THE NIGHT PATROL." “THE NIGHT PATROL.”

(gTILL GOING STRONG MERRY-GO-ROUND And CHAIR-O-PLANE LUMIiY AND MILLER Present the Latest and Most Up-to-date STEAM AND ELECTRIC MERRY-GO-ROUND in the Dominion. Good clean fun for young and old. Real Music played on our £ISOO Steam Military Orchestraphone, including operas, jazz, fox trots, and all the latest songs. OUR FIRST VISIT TO THE SOUTH ISLAND. This is the Machine that caused such a sensation throughout the North Island. Also, THE CHAIR-O-PLANE. Riding in mid-air on our Chair-o-plaue, twisting, twirling, and spinning—a real thrill. Absolutely the latest and most thrilling of all rides. Now Showing. LOCATION: CORNER CASTLE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS. Admission, to Location free. Afternoons, 2.30 to 5. Evenings, 6.30 to 10.

JJISS WALLACE’S DANCES TUESDAY EVENING. TUITION IN DANCING. All the Latest Ballroom Steps, including YALE BLUES. 7.30 10 p.m. • Admission .. , 2s. OVERSEAS HALL OVERSEAS HALL (Opposite Railway Station). THURSDAY EVENING. Dancing 8 11 p.m. Admission .. . 2s 6d. Double Tickets, 4s. SUPPER INCLUDED. jgURNS HALL, FRIDAY, 20th APRIL, From 10 a.m. JUMBLE SALE, In Aid of PLUNKET SOCIETY’S FUNDS. TVUNEDIN HORTICULTURAL 80U CIETY. WINTER SHOW, Pioneer Hall, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAYS May 9 and 10. ENTRIES CLOSE Otago A. and P. Society’s Office MONDAY, May 7, at 7 p.m. A. D. MILLER, Secretary, 83 Crawford street. P.O. Box 595. 17ap

MEETINGS. J|£ORNINGTON RATEPAYERS' ASSOANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held in the MORNINGTON BOWLING CLUB at 8 p.m. on MONDAY, April 23. BUSINESS: Chairman’s Report; Election of Officers; General. A full muster of Members is desired, and Residents of Mornington, Maryhill, and Belleknowes are invited to attend and enrol as members. Come along and see what is being done for your benefit. UNITY IS STRENGTH. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED, at St. Leonards, building SECTION ; reasonable price; cash buyer. —Particulars to BGI Times. 16ap WANTED RENT. 4 or 5-roomed HOUSE, or place with few acres; RanfurlyMlddlemarch preferred ; urgent.—B9l Tlifics. WANTED, 3 ROOMS; self-contained flat; furnished; good locality; central.— Apply 800 Times Office. 17ap Businesses required—several good cash buyers waiting; send particulars of yours; ’pbone for representative to call. —Patersons. WANTED PURCHASE, privately, TEA ROOM-MARBLE BAR BUSINESS ; cash paid for sound concern.—592, Times Office. HAIRDRESSING TOBACCONIST BUSINESS REQUIRED ; good locality and prospects; will pay cash; no agents.—B93 Times Office. 17ap —T- -L—,, 1! . STCZE.MA CURED -My Herbal Treat £L raent positively Cures the distressing ’rouble—Thompson ner 1 allst Oamaru OTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading mat'er.