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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20800, 20 August 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. NOW SCREENING AT FULLER-HAY WARD’S gTR A N D “ The Theatre with the Big Attractions." AFTERNOON SESSION 2.15, EVENING SESSION, 7.45. FORD STERLING, RUTH TAYLOR. FORD STERLING, RUTH TAYLOR, FORD STERLING, RUTH TAYLOR, In tim Picturisatiou of ANITA LOOS’S Sensational Novel, which hag been held up by the New Zealand Censor for Sis Months—“GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES." “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES." “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES.” “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES." “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES.’* “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES.' “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES." And— THE- ‘ TEENANCY CARROLL NANCY CARROLL In -SIN--RISTEK.” -SISTER.” Bos Plans at The Bristol, or Theatre Phone 13-379. RVERS BODY’S “ Where the Good Programmes Are.” (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. BRITISH INTERNATIONAL FILMS IX--BVE GRAY--EVE GRAY- " THE SILVER LINING,” "THE SILVER LINING,” AND JACK PERRIN and BARBARA WORTH And “REX,” THE WONDER HORSE. " PLUNGING HOOFS.” “PLUNGING HOOFS.” And the Fifth Episode of “THE COLLEGIANS.” ' Box Plans at The Bristol. T£ING EDWARD THEATRE (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) TO-NIGHT—7.3O—TO-NIGHT. FAY COMPTON STEWART ROME FAY COMPTON STEWART ROME FAY COMPTON STEWART ROME IN AND “ ZERO.” " ZERO.” “ZERO.” IN EVE GRAY EVE GRAY EVE GRAY ■ “ZERO.” ■ “ZERO.” • “ZERO.” EVE GRAY EVE GRAY EVE GRAY “THE SILVER LINING” “THE SILVER LINING.” “THE SILVER LINING.” Ring 22-573 for Reserves. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS. On and after SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1929, the usual 6.40 p.m. (SUNDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY) Night Express from INVERCARGILL to CHRISTCHURCH will stop at MOSGIEL to set down passengers from South of Milton and to pick up passengers for North of Dunedin. This train will leave Milton at 9.68 p.m. instead of 10.0 p.m., as at present. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. HOME IN ; WELLINGTON. An Hotel with the comforts and conveniences of a Home—with large Lounges on each floor; Commercial and Writing ' Rooms; Washing, Ironing,, and Toilet Rooms; Gentlemen’s Showers and Shaving Room. THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, Cuba street, Wellington. Tariff from 12e 0d per day. Telegrams: “EDILSON,” Wellington. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. rtF INTEREST TO THE TRAVELU LING PUBLIC. When Visiting Christchurch Stay at COKER S HOTEL, Only three minutes’ walk from the Railway Station and the Heart of the City COMFORT AND SERVICE. Finely appointed Lounge, Comfortable and Airy Bedrooms. Beautiful Dining Room, and Courteous Service. The Kitchen is in charge of a chef whose desire is to make dining at Coker’s a joy. Commercial Travellers and Public Service House. When in Christchurch Stay at COKER'S

piTY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, Corner Colombo and Lichfield streets, CHRISTCHURCH., Phono A 5266 Under new management, An ideal home in the heart of the City- Continental 'ilan. Liberal table. Full Board 10s Concession to permsmnt guests K. ANDERSON, Proprietress. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION. BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMAEU. Official House S.I.M.U. Free Garage Accommodation. Proprietors; Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG. hotel ambassadors (Christchurch’s Private Hotel de Luxe) lias every modern appointment Excellent cuisine. Garage handy. Tariff: Casuals, 12s fid per day; Permanent by irranpement MANCHESTER STREET (Near Railway Station). Phone 2039 Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. T. J SLEEMAN. ProprietorTO STAY IN CHURCH, CHRISTHOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention. T, G. LEWIS, Proprietor Box 532. Telephone 1040. PEMBROKE; Eight Days Holiday tor £5 10s. Includes return motor fare and accommodation at White Star Hotel. Pern broke—Ring White Star 13-444. HITE HOUSE. Beach street, Walkouaitl.—Good ACCOMMODATION for holiday; handy to beach; terms moderate,Phone 45. M. Cooper. 14au CROWN HILL FARM, Windsor, has VACANCIES for families during term holidays.—Particulars M'Cowan’s, private bag, Oama.ru. i6au BEACH STREET. LET 3-roomed COTTAGE, furnished, for short term.—Apply B. Hallett, Waikoualtl. WANTED, by adult family, furnished HOU6B at Hampden for fortnight from Christmas.—" Careful," Box 479, Oatnaru. WANTED. Exchange or Rent, furnished HOUSE. Central Otago, with one Dunedin, term holidays.—6G4, Times Office SEASIDE RESORT.—Reduced tariff fot term holidays; good table, superloi house.—Write M. Gwyn, Portobello, or ring P. 0.. Portobello. 20au rpHE First Utility of frequent am *• regular Advertising consists in this There is at all times a large class o persons both in country and town, win have no fixed places for the purchase o certain necessary articles, and are read; to be swayed and drawn toward any par ticular place which is earnestly brough under their notice. Indifferent to all they yield without hesitation to the firsi who asks.