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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20548, 25 October 1928, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. A GAIN TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, CRAMMED FULL OF FUN. ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS OF BLISS. “ALL SPORTS ” CARNIVAL! ‘ALL SPORTS” CARNIVAL! TO-NIGHT THURSDAY TO-NIGHT 9 to 12—GRAND CARNIVAL CABARET—9 to 12 Under the direction of Professor M'Quarrie.. Music by Maxino Jazz Band. COMPETITIONS. ■ BOYS! DON’T FORGET THE NUGGET BOOT-SHINING CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD. First Prize, Gold Medal. Second Prize. Handsome Trophy. Judge: The Nugget King. GIRLS! DON’T OVERLOOK THE DECORATED HOOP COMPETITION. FRIDAY: LADIES (17 years of age and under)—THlS IS YOUR NIGHT! A CHARMING COMPETITION—BEST HEAD OF LONG HAIR. Valuable Prizes. Judge: Mr A. M. Hcndy. Post Entry at Secretary’s Office. Entry Fee, “An All Sports Badge.” On sale everywhere. Admission to Carnival Free. H. MILLER. Secretary, C/o London and Lancashire Insurance Co. WELFARE WEEK WILL BE HELD THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION FROM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 to WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. Headmasters of all Schools are requested to address the pupils of their Schools on the necessity of SHOWING KINDNESS TO DUMB ANIMALS. Ministers are requested to bring this matter before their Congregations NEXT SUNDAY Superintendents of Sunday Schools are also requested to address the SundaySchool Scholars on KINDNESS TO ANIMALS. Sir GEORGE FENWICK, President of the Otago Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will BROADCAST AN ADDRESS on “THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF' ANIMALS.” on FRIDAY EVENING. October 26. at 7.30. OTAGO CENTRE NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIAe V TION. iMOTOR CYCLE RACING! MOTOR CYCLE RACING! IS n st d >n is y n s K FORBURY PARK, FORBURY PARK, SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 27. Also, Cycling and Athletic Events. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. Admission, Is; Children, Half-price.

Bos 444, Dunedin. E. C. ISAACS, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. pENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD. ROUND OTAGO PENINSULA OBSERVATION TRIP. Buses will leave QUEEN’S GARDENS on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 2.30 p.m. on the finest Observation Trip south of the line; 30 miles for ss. Book your seats at Townsend’s Fruit Shop (opposite Queen’s Gardens). Telephone during office hours 13-405 or 22-451. Later, dial 198, then give 269 M.

J)UNEDIN - CHRISTCHURCH EXPRESS MOTOR SERVICE, VIA WAIMATE. Departs 8.30 a.m. Daily. N.B.—Connects with Lyttelton Ferry on Sundays for Dunedin. DUNEDIN—CENTRAL OTAGO. PEMBROKE & QUEENSTOWN, 8 a.m. Daily. Daily Express Parcel and Passenger Services to any Town on above routes. Specially-equipped Cars for Long-distance Tours. WHITE STAR MOTOR SERVICES (Throughout New Zealand). Dunedin Office: 266 Princes street. 'Phone 13-444. SPECIAL AFTERNOON TRIPS. Labour Day Week-end: DUNEDIN—OAMARU—TIMARU. UNEDIN-ROXBURGH. EARL’S ROXBURGH MOTORS Cars leave Roxburgh Daily for Dunedin at 10.45 a.m., leaving Dunedin at 10 a.m. for Roxburgh. CARS ARRIVE and DEPART from the Government Tourist Office, Rattray street, where seats may be Booked. See that your seats are booked. - ALEX. EARL, Box 47. Phone 475. Roxburgh. Q.OLD BAND TAXIS. Depot Moray place SIX UP-TQ-DATE Continuous Service. (below Y.M.C.A.). SEDAN CARS. Lowest Rates. Special Quotes for Distant Trips. ’Phones: 18-066, 12-655. H. J. HASTIE, Managing Director. B RIGHTON AND TAIERI MOUTH ’ ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE C. J. Hobbs and Co.) leaves Grand Pictures, Princes street, for Brighton Daily 9.30 a.m.. 2 p.m., 5.15 pan.; Saturlay, 1.15 p.m.; late car Wednesday, Fnl.y, and Saturday. 10.45 p.m.; and Sunlays, *lO a.m. Taierj Mouth, 9.30 a.ra. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.—F^ >r Brighton Bureau ask Hobbs, Brighton House. 21ap METER TAXIS; The only Cars in Dunedin Fitted With Meters. Phone 20-823. Phone 20-823. Cheapest Service in Dunedin, iiniousine Cars. Expert Drivers Ring 20-823. Ring 20-823. AARON METER TAXIS. LEGAL NOTICES. N BANKRUPTCY. n the Supreme Court of New Zealand NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FAMES MAHER, of Gibbston, Rabbiter, vas this day Adjudged Bankrupt; and 1 ierebv Summon a MEETING Oh CREDITORS to be holden at the Courtlouse, Arrowtown. on TUESDAY, the 6th lay of NOVEMBER, 1928, at 2.30 o'clock •m. , , , Dated at Dunedin tins 23rd clay ot k-tober, 1928. J. M. ADAM. Official Asignce. A fleet of flying-boats, constructed on • tirely of metal and each containing bunki for a crew of five, is nearing completioi in a Yorkshire factory. They will be abb to fly from England to Gibraltar non stop. —There is an extraordinary echo in tht Cathedral at Pisa. If you sing two notes there is no reverberation, but if you sing three they are taken up, swelled, and prolonged into a beautiful harmony. - Kinemas in English schools must use only non-inflammable films. There arc now between 300 and 400 different tilmt available, ranging from travel and Nature - study to stories from history. . —The oldest love-letter in the world . is in the British Museum. It is a pro- . posal of marriage for the hand of an t Egyptian princess, and is in the form ol an inscribed brick.

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For an act of kindness rendered to a grateful American in Detroit in 1919. a reward of £SO awaits Miss Katie Poade, for whom the Mayor of Plymouth is inquiring. For penknives (ho steel is tempered at 470 deg, for table knives at 630 deg, and for saws at 560 deg.