Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20867, 6 November 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. A THOUSAND THKILLS. A THOUSAND LAUGHS, A THOUSAND GASPS At Fullcr-Hayward’s gTEAND 2.15 TWICE DAILY 7.45. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS As D’ARTGNAN In - " THE IRON MASK.” - “ THE IRON MASK." • “ THE IRON MASK.” ■ “ THE IRON MASK.” - "THE IRON MASK” - “ THE IRON MASK.” - « THE IRON MASK.” - “ THE IRON MASK.” - “THE IRON MASK” Life will take on new meaning wlien yon see the fascinating D’Artagnan and his rollicking musketeers—fighting like the furies; captivating all Paris with their merrymaking; befogging the countryside with the dust of pounding hoofs as thev match brawn and brain with the. bast blades and wits of all Europe to solve the mystery of “The Iron Mask” and save King and Country. SOUND EFFECTS. MUSICAL AND VOCAL SYNCHRONISATION. Also, "TALKIE" SHORT SUBJECTS. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL AND THEATRE (Phone 13-379). Y ' S DIRECTION: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 7.45 p.m. “ PICCADILLY.” " PICCADILLY.” Featuring ANNA MAY WONG, Ten Reels of Love and Laughter—Tears and Fears—Tragedy and Happiness. Supported by REX BELL, REX BELL, REX BELL, REX BELL, In “THE GIRL-SHY COWBOY.” “THE GIRL-SHY COWBOY.” A Hard-riding, Hard-laughing Ricture: Box Plans at The Bristol, or phone 10-501 for Reserves. TT’ING EDWARD THEATRE. A*- Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TO-NIGHT. 7.30. ANNY ONDRA RANDLE AYRTON In “EILEEN" "EILEEN." Also. ANNA MAY WONG In "PICCADILLY.” For Reserves phone 22-573.

ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. UfANDEVILLE RAILWAY HOTEL. ; (Nearest Licensed House to Gore 10} miles.) The old-established tuo well-known hotel is now under new management and has been tiiovnugnly renovated Three famous fishing streams adjacent—the Otameb and W-nmca. one minute walk, and the Mataura five minutes. Best Ac'•ommoilatioD guaranteed Wnen order'Ha yt.ui \\ mt for Christmas or any other time try our Valley Port at 4s 6d per bottle, gallon or case lots by arrangement. This wine has been special.; imported and is bottled on the premises. The Best of all Liquors. Before trying elsewhere inquire for our pi ice for Christmas Hamper Lots. Phone Man ievillt- Bureau. B. OSTLUND'. Proprietor.

WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL. Victoria square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention. T. Q. LEWIS, Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone 1040. READING HOUSE. OAMARU. NEW CLUB HOTEL (Opposite Railway Station). C.T.A. and P.S.A. House by Appointment. “No better table on the road.” Excellent Cuisine. Misses POFF, Prop. Telephone 1272. Bos 21. Free Garage. Q H R I S T C HUE G~U. Reserve your ACCOMMODATION at once for Carnival Week—stay at STONEHURST (recommended by proprietor of St Elmo, now closed). Centrally situated. Noted for its excellent table and all-round service. Telegrams; “ Stonelea.” Christchurch. LAKE WANAKA Spend your holidays Lakeside House, sunny Wanaka, Pem broke: beautiful view: moderate tariff.— A. H. and S Briley ll]y PEMBROKE —Eight days' Holiday for £5 10s, includes return m6tor fare and accommodation at White Star Hotel. Pembroke Ring White Star, 13-444. HAMPDEa PRIVATE HOTEL has did Accommodation for summer visitors: book early for Christmas.—A Famtlton. Phone 9R. ICo PEMBROKE. —Camps to LET, 3 rooms, furnished; every convenience and comfort.—White Star Motors, 14-20 Stafford street. Telephone 13-454. 170 ARANUKU HOUSE. Kaka Point, South Otago's premier seaside resort.—For terms and accommodation apply to D. MacKechnle, Kaka Point. ISo Poplar grove,” clydb.—Private ACCOMMODATION; every comfort; good table; moderate tariff.—Mrs J. U. Ross. Phone 38. 250 WARRINGTON HOUSE.—Splendid Accom-* modation; every comfort; good table; moderate tariff; booking now for Christmas Holidays.—H. Couper, Proprietor. TIMARU —A home away from home; convenient to Bay; good table; book now for Christmas; moderate tariff.—Taihoa House, North street (opposite Electric Institute). WANTED, by two respectable young men, one or two-roomed CRIB, two weeks Christmas; state rent.—393, Times Office. WANTED, CRIB, fortnight or three weeks Christmas; Brighton preferred ; state terms.—Reply (urgent) 383, Times. 5n WANTED to LET, for 6 weeks at Christmas. furnished HOUSE, handy St. Clair Beach.—Address 414. Times Office. 6n TO LET, five-roomed HOUSE, Warrington; good situation; from December 22 for six weeks.—4l7, Times. 6n VACANCY for VISITORS, Carnival Week, £2 10s: near Square.—72 Gloucester street. Christchurch. 6n HOUSE to LET, In Waimate, for few weeks. Christmas; sunny situation.— Address “ Notlem.” Times Office. 6n TO LET, 6-roomed furnished HOUSE, New Brighton, handy trams; available Carnival Week or longer; worth 3 guineas weekly. What offer?—Wire 149 Sea View road. New Brighton. 5a \7ISITORS to Stewart Island can get comfortable ACCOMMODATION at Bay View House.—H. Topi. 5n 'PHE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought tinder their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.