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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20918, 7 January 1930, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATRE TWO SESSIONS DAILY. Afternoon. 2.15. Evening, 7.45. Fox Movietone All-Dialogue Feature, Fast-moving Comedy-Drama with Love, Action, and Intrigue. "MASQUERADE." " MASQUERADE:" " MASQUERADE." "MASQUERADE." 4&T&& Jls m „ t he Grea ' Novel. "THE BRASS BOWL," by Louis Joseph Vance. Starring ALAN BIRMINGHAM LEILA HYAMS CLYDE COOK A Bwift alUalkinp Tomanqe of suave sleuths and .Breezy bandits! In addition: Olark and M'Culloch in.an uproarious Parce entitlod -WALTZING AROUND." Movietone News, "Canned Music." "Glory That Was Greece," "Brown Gold." Thrills in Music and Dialogue. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE (Telephone 13.091). SPORTING. pORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. JANUARY 30 and FEBRUARY 1, 1030. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS' both days, CLOSE at 6 p.m. on THUR& VAX, January 0. 9<r!!!!,i P A? gran }S? in Ee feree. December m, and Otago Witness December 24. -\.\ C. R. CAFFIN, Secretary. CCEPT A N O E S For First Day 1 VINCENT JQOKEV CLUB J Closa on TUESDAY, January 7, I At 7 p.m. | Address Secretary <■»_.,„. • ■ T - DUGGAN. PROFESSIONAL. SET OF FIRST-GRADE TEETH FOR £3, with twelve months' guarantee against breakages. Extractions free with lock) enassthetic (painless) when sets are ordered. , ' LONDON DENTAL PABLOTTRS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, y Entrance Just under the dock, W. T. HENAGHAN, Principal. v MAR 9HA LL, SPECIALIST IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES BY PROFESSOR KIRK'S METHODS. As the majority of our patients prefer to be treated in their own homes, we have decided to use our Institute SOLELY as a Rest Home and for Out-patients receiving treatment daily. When giving treatment in your own home we bring all appliances with us—even the HOT'fomentations. Communicate with us by letter or telephone, or call , KIRK'S INSTITUTE AND REST HOME, Playfair street, Caversham. ■ Phone 22469. . ; \ gOOTH'S ' I ELECTRO-MEDICAL MASSAGE AND X.-RAY INSTITUTE, «80 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. Est 36 Year*. 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 oi Jilectro-tnerapeuticß and Massage Manipulation. ■ p [PaOFESSIONALj C O O M B E, "■ ELECTRO-HOMCECPATHIST 475 George street Mr Coombe. will be pleased to treat atients from Rheumatism. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. J)UNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TEMPORARY CLOSINGVERNAL -STREET ■ *.: HEREBY TiAXr BJ ?JiTfe,y enicular Traffic from TODAY (TUESDAY) the 7th instant! during the operations of the Drainage Board in the> locality, / G. A. LEWIN, . Town Hall, Dunedin, January 6, 1930. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TEMPORARY CLOSING—SPRINGHILL ROAD PUBLIC NOTICE IS HFRFRV GIVEN that SnrinM,ill « ld , bitwfra •eet, will be e from TOin the locality. G. A. LEWIN,. Town Hall, Dunedin, • January 6, 1930. EDUCATIONAL. KOSSBOTHAM 8 UOLLEOE - Book Keeu —run's Short , hand . Typewriting; rlpVd me Hods prompt results: country stud ~n'. railway fare reductions —Phnn. iivV-jA >ROWN-3 COLLEGE—2OO fosltlonJ 1929; Highest senior pass Govern™"*" Examination; Shorthand, rypewrU..,,. Book keeping; rapid Individual tuition QCTAGON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. 75 v art < stree '— Burrough-s Machines. w„„* ?m ptaff ' T o "cl>-typlng, Shorthand, Hand-writing, Show Cards, Salesmanship, Postal Courses. g lo KODMURE School of Scientific Dressmaking. 95 Stuart street. Telephone 13-141. Students day and evening classes under personal supervision of principal Miss J. S. Cross. ' on MP O R ER S ! D 7 YOU DESIRE GOOD SERVICE CUSTOMS CLEARANCE AND SHIPPING. Hand your Documents to GAIN FORWARDING CO., LTD., 20 Bond street. Dunedin. 'irsi utility oi frequent and ar Advertising consists in 'his: LVIM 8 - 11 tlmes a '"» of persons, both in country and town, who have no used places fo T the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place, which is earnestly brought they yield without hesitation to the first undeT their notice. Indifferent to all who asks '