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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20904, 19 December 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENING . TO-DAY of “LUCKY STAR” Big Talkie Supports. MIGHTY CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION. Coming to OCTAGON THEATR TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Afternoon. 2.15. Evening, 7.45. DOUBLE-FEATURE TALKIE PROGRAMME, Headed by WILLIAM BOYD, In Hie First Part Talkie, * “ THE LEATHERN EC K.” - All the Dash of “ The Three Musketeers.” THEY LOVE! THEY LAUGH! ! THEY FIGHT! And All the Romance of "Beau Geste." SEQOND BIG PART TALKIE FEATURE. * A Colossus of Sea Thrillers, “BLOCKAD E.” “BLOCKAD E.” Blonde she-devil or fair saint? Pirate queen or daring daughter of the law? HEAR THE SCREEN’S MIGHTIEST EMOTIONAL ACTRESS. ANNA Q. NILSSON.' Pox Movietone News. . BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE (Telephone 13-091). COMMON SENSE PRICES: D. Circle. 2s; Stalls, is and Is 6d. Reserves: D.C., 2s 9d; Stalls, 2a. Children, Half-price,

MORE POPULAR THAN EVER. CROWDED HOUSES ARE THE VOGUE AT THE s|pssi;giS; , mEE ®ra^ NoE- _,_ And hia SAVOY DANOE BAND. The Finest Combination of Dance Musicians Yet Heard in Dunedin. ADMISSION. 2s 6d. iijrtnday and Conung-of-age Parties Specially Catered for. Tables maybe Reserved. PHONE 12-133. T he savoy JTALIAN ART SCULPTURE To save repacking, TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE FOR FINAL CLEARANCE. Splendid Works by Celebrated Sculptors are being Sacrificed at a Fraction of their . Value. The greatest of all opportunities for securing a WORK OP ART which will e jer gladden your home with the radiance 01 its beauty anc| reflect your own good taste. DO NOT MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. Visit the ITALIAN ART EXHIBITION. 15 PRINCES STREET ■ (Opp. DJ.C..), F. and R. Wood’s Basement. T 0 -* N I G H At 8 o’clock. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH. Stafford atreet. RECITAL OF CHRISTMAS MUSIC. Collection for Choir Funds. FOR * XMAS 078 “Abide with Me.” Quartet. “ Jesus, Lover of My Soul.” Quartet. 095 ‘The Enthusiast at the Football Match.” Humorous Talking. “The Girlie Wanting a Honeymoon.” Humorous Talking. 2074 Where the Shy Little Violets ' Grow.” Song. '* When Summer is Gone.” Song. 2055 “ Sarita,” Tango! “By the Volga." Song and Foxtrot. 1930 ‘Or Man River." Song. " Shine, Shine, Moon.” Plantation Song. 3s fid each, 4 for 0s fid. Postage Extra. IMPERIAL GRAMOPHONE PARLORS . 244 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. QHERR Y TIME. m HARRIS BROS, cordially invite all Travellers by motor, motor bus, etc., siting the district (Hydro Electric Works, etc.) to pass through' their ORCHARDS, where a pleasant drive of some two miles through 40 miles of fruit will be appreciated, and CHOICE CHERRIES can be obtained at the packlug sheda at la per lb. or 15s per case. EDUCATIONAL. rVTAGO BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH V SCHOOLS. SESSION 1930. Parents of pupils are asked to note that, in compliance with the request of their Excellencies Sir Charles and Lady Alice Fergusson that a SPECIAL HOLIDAY will be granted to mark the occasion of their farewell visit, the 1930 Session of the Otago Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools will COMMENCE on TUESDAY. Feb roary 4, instead of on Monday. February S. as already announced. The following will be the amended arrangements for the enrloment of pupils:— (a) New pupils will bo enrolled on TUESDAY, February 4. (b) Present pupils will return on WEDNESDAY. February 6. (c) Parents of new pupils may interview the Rector of the Boys’ School or the Principal of the Girls’ School on TUESDAY. February 4. or WEDNESDAY, February 5 r Both Schools will be CLOSED on MONDAY, February 3. C. R. MHiEAN, - Secretary Board of Governors. 236 Moray place, Dunedin. KOSSBQTHAM’S COLLEGE —Boob Keeping Shorthand. Typewriting; rapid methods, prompt results: country student? railway tare redactions —Phone 10-736. BROWN S COLLEGE. Moray Place Post . Office: telephone 10-697.—Part terms arranged Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Appointments secured 280 Octagon school of business. 76 Stuart street.-—Burroughs Machines. Bookkeeping, Touch-typing;' Shorthand. Hand-writing, Show Cards Salesmanship Postal Courses. aio TAKE out that Stain I! with " WUNDAWURKA ” Clothes Cleaner; noninflammable ; is 6d, posted.—Wunda-Wurka Co., Regent Chambers, Octagon. WARNING I! Slipping on slippery •» dangerous: avoid this, ” WUNDA-SHINE ” ; non-ellpplng Polish; 2s 6d, large tin. THE ONLY WAY really to CURE CORNS „„ U „ wUh " Wunda-Wurka ” KORN6d.—" Wunda-'Vurka,” Regent Chambers, Octagon. . X7d /VFAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A . large amount ot reading matter. Price, Sd-

“THE LIDO” A quiet, restful rendezvous where there awaits a Delicious Cup of Tea for tired shoppers. OUR MOTTO: Cleanliness and Quick Berries. LUNCHEON MENU. SAVOURIES (on Tout), 1«. Whitebait. Asparagus, Spaghetti, Baked Beans, Sardines. Scrambled Eggs. COLD MEATS. Is 3d. Mutton, Corned Beef. Sirloin of Beef, Salmon Mayonnaise, Herring* In Tomato Sauce. Served with Tea, Coffee, or' Cocoa, Bread and Butter. HOT ENTREES, la 3d. Fricassee of Salmon. Sheeps Tongue and Parsley Sauce, Fricassee of Tongue and Green Peas. These delightful rooms are now under entirely New Management. SCHOOL BREAK-UPS. CHERFIELD. PRT7T?fI AN^ distribution op ttatt . TP.fi takc place in BURNS HALL at 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, Decetnbcr 19,. Speaker: Rev. J. BURNS, M.A. Parents and friend* of the school are cordially invited to be present. SPORTING. J)UNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. DECEMBER 29 and 28, 1920. »■ frid «- « L. G. HILL, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL. A SET OF FIRST-GRADE TEETH FOR £3, with twelve months' guarantees against breakages. Extractions free with local anaesthetic (painless) when sets are ordered. LONDON DENTAL - PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING. .Entrance just under the clock. W. T, HENAQEAN. Principal. JJOQTH'S ELECTRO-MEDICAL MASSAGE AND X-RAY INSTITUTE. 480 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Eat, 36 Years. Phone 10-600. Mr Booth treats with success Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout. Rheumatism, infantile Paralysis, Nervous Disorders Digestive Disorders. Joint Troubles, etc., by the very latest Scientific Methods of Electro-therapeutics and Massage Manipulation. I4 a p D MARSHALL, SPECIALIST IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES BY PROFESSOR KIRK’S METHODS, Will be pleased to Treat Patients aa under: 1. IN THEIR OWN HOMES. All appliances brought. 2. As OUT-PATIENTS of the IN6TI TUTE Receiving Treatment Daily. 3. As IN-PATIENTS of the INSTITUTE By the week. Communicate with us by letter or telephone, or call KIRK’S INSTITUTE & REST HOME, Playfair street, CAVERSHAM. Phone 32-469. [PSOFESSIO J 7 AL. J R, Q. C O O M B E, ELECTRO-HOMCEOPATHIST. 475 George street. Mr Coombe will be pleased to treat patients suffering from Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Goitre, Tumours, Eczema, Liver, Joint, and Nervous Troubles. npHE FARMERS' PAPER.—The AgriA cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other weekly in the Dominion. OTAGO WITNESS.—NEW Stories. A , IWW amount of reading matter 9d.