Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20959, 24 February 1930, Page 11

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements.

amusements. THE two black crows. THE TWO BLACK CROWS THE two black crows. THE two black crows. THE TWO BLACK CROWS. NOTHING FUNNIER Haa ever been heard on Stage or Screen than these Inimitable Comedians. HUGH AUDIENCES CONVULSED AT THE DROLLERIES OP THE WORLD’S. RUNNIEST MEN. EMPIRE de luxe TWICE DAILY AFTERNOON at 2.15. EVENING DB LUXE at 7.45. Have You Booked Your Seats? YOU WILL NEED TO. FOE . THE TWO BLACK CROWS. THE TWO BLACK CROWS. MORAN AND MACK The World's Greatest, Cleverest. Funniest Smartest, Wittiest Birds that Paralyse with Laughter, Long and Loud. In Paramount’s Roaring Riot, “WHY “ WHY “WHY “WHY “WHY “WHY “WHY BRING BRING BRING BRING BRING BRING BRING THAT UP?" THAT UP?" THAT UP?" THAT UP?" THAT UP?" THAT UP?” THAT UP?" Funniest Dialogue You’ve Ever Heard. IN ADDITION Complete Supporting Programme of Outstanding Featurettes. Box Plans on View at Theatre and Bristol Co. Theatre Phones 12-432 and 12*433. FAREWELL WEEK FAREWELL WEEK FAREWELL WEEK FAREWELL WEEK FAREWELL WEEK • To LESLIE V. HARVEY ' LESLIE V. HARVEY LESLIE V. HARVEY LESLIE V. HARVEY LESLIE V. HARVEY LESLIE V, HARVEY LESLIE V. HARVEY At the EMPIRE DE LUX Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT! Also, an Exceptionally Fine Pictun Programme To Commemorate thi Occasion, Headed by HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA i REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY r REGINALD DENNY HA! HA! In the Most Hilarious 5 §4; HA! cession of Embarrass “ §A Moments - ever suffered 54 541 anywhere, anyti HA! HA! And all a part of the n HA HA! Delightfully Humorous 5T 54 charmingly romantic 1 aAI HA! stones vet recorded on HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA owiico vci reco HA!- Talking Screen HA! • HA! Sea and Hear what hap 54 Sf h . ea Sc’s Caught in HA! Spinsters Room at midni HA! ....... 54! 5 e was catapulted int HAj Courtship with a Girl he HA never met; then, trying HA. meet her at midnight, he HA about every other femal HA! the house— HA! AND HOW! HA! ... HAj .... 541 £ ou l}! Till You HA You 1 Laugh Till You HA You'll Laugh Till You a At This Sparkling v Snap] Sparkling Snap HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! All Talking All Lau HA 541 41} m a !H ng All Laa 54: 14: Talking All L au All Blushing All Blushing All Screaming Co: All Screaming Co All Screaming Co HA! HA! HA! • HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! “ embarrassing MOMENT « EMBARRASSING moment embarrassing moment embarrassing moment «55545£ ASSING moment «^4J«4S&4ii? NQ moment “EMBARRASSING MOMENT :i^4554i§RJ G moment „ iXLUJyIKNT embarrassing moment embarrassing moment HA! jj|4 ARRASSING MOMENT "AS FULL OF SHOI 4?r4?Jr^ LD MAID ALOUD." THINKB HA.' HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! EA! HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! DON’T MISS IT Splendid List of Snecial TALKING and SINGING P PEA 1 Box Plans Now Open at the also at The Bristol Piano Co Phones 12-432 and 12-433. HURRY! MAKE YOUR REI TIONS NOW. AS THE PLAN ALREADY STARTING TOI " RITA,’’ THE MIRACLE PICTURE. ASTOUNDING THE W Brain-power -wins ei WASHER FREE. • $66 easy < Mon “Radio Record.'* All bookselle COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES COUNTY COUNCIL. PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. PUBLIC NOTH’! IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with the provisions of Section 76 of “ The Rating Act. 1925,” THAT an Additional Charge of TEN PER CENTUM will be added to all Rates remaining UNPAID at 4 n.m on FRIDAY, the’2lst day of March, 1930. F. A. WHITCOMBE, „ . County Clerk. County Chambers. Naseby. ■yyAIKOUAITI COUNTY COUj NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, scant to Regulations, that a I’RII COPY of the certified BAL, SHEET of the WAIKOUAITI COl for year ended March 31, 1929, If POSITED FOR PUBLIC INSPEC' for a period of THIRTY DAYS froi date, at the undermentioned pla Waikouaiti County Offices, Waiko Mr Johnson’s Store. Sawyers’ Bay the Post Offices at Purakanui, W and Warrington. Copies of the Balance Sheet can ! tained on application. 15f F. W. INDER, County Clerk. T'HE First Utility of Frequ A Regular Advertising consists There is at all times a large persons both in country and to nave no fixed places for the pur certain necessary articles, and ai to be swayed and drawn toward ticular place which is earne sly under their notice Indifferent they yield without hesitation to who asks* THE FARMERS PAPER.-The Ag * cultural Department of the Ota Witness ,is acknowledged to be t equalled by that of any other weekly the Dominion,

AMUSEMENTS. NOTE FULLER-HAYWARD’S PRICES. MA £INEE; STALLS Is. CIRCLE Is Od. Children Half-price to All Parts. EVENING; STALLS Is, CIRCLE 2s. ■ Reserves Sd Extra (plus tax). Children Half-price to All Parts. Fuller-Hayward’s STRAND 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. “THE YOUNGER GENERATION” “THE, YOUNGER GENERATION,” “.THE YOUNGER GENERATION,” "THE YOUNGER GENERATION,” THE YOUNGER GENERATION,” “THE YOUNGER GENERATION,” WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST. Jean Hersholt, Ricardo Cortez, Lina Basquette, Rosa Rosanova. Rex Lease, Martha Franklin, Julanne, Johnston, Jack Ramond, Sydney Croesley, Otto Fries, Julia S wayne, Gordon Donna] d Hall. FRIDAY NEXT, FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. ' “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. PLAN RESERVES AT THEATRE (PHONE 13-379). Fuller-Hay ward’s tF'ING . EDWARD THEATRE To-night, 7.30. “ STARK LOVE.” With HELEN MUNDAY FORREST JAMES Supported by JACQUELINE LOGAN CLIVE BROOK IN “MIDNIGHT MADNESS.” For Reserves Ring Theatre Phone, 22-573. J^ # Z. BAND CONTEST ' TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NGHTI At 8 o’clock. B GRADE FIRST TEST SELECTION. “Zamora Sartu” (Jenkins). Come and Hear this fine Selection. A Delightful Evening’s Programme. CONCERT CHAMBER. THIS MORNING, ' BB Flat Bass Solo. B Flat Bass Solo, E Flat Bass Solo. TOWN HALL. Quartets, THIS AFTERNOON. CONCERT CHAMBER. Euphonium Solo. TUESDAY EVENING. ‘FEBRUARY 25. TOWN HALL. A GRADE FIRST TEST. A GRADE FIRST TEST. Tone Poem, “ Victory.” . Official Souvenir Programmes, containing full particulars regarding the Contest, on sale at _S. Jacobs’s, 0. Begg and '^ 0 '- s L,Fhistol Fiano Co.’s, at Carisbrook. and Town Hall. Price Is. RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES. Admission: Quickstep Contests, Carisbrook Ground—Ground Is, Stand Is, Children Half-price;. Reserved Seats (admitting to Ground and Stand) 3s. Admission to Town Hall—D.C. Reserved Seats 3s, Unreserved Seats 2s, Front- Seats Downstairs and Gallery Is, Back Seats 2s. Admission Day Sessions 6d, Season 'Tickets.?—-Season Tickets, admitting to all functions, including Reserved Seats and Preferential Booking, P 1 ? 11 at The Bristol OPEN.. Quickstep and Season Tickets obtainable at the Otago Sports Depot. S. Jacobs’s, Mr Elliott’s (George street) and. C. Fleming’s (CargilPs Corner) C. Begg and Co.’s, and The .Bristol Piano Company^. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. r JJIO RITA” THE MIRACLE PICTURE. ASTOUNDING THE WOR] JUMBLE VARIETY SALE, Salva Army, Roslyn, Thursday, February gilts gratefully received.—Commant Lamm end. 80 Hlghgate. MEETINGS. pORT CHALMERS PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE. A MEETING of MEMBERS of above League will be held, in the Mayor’s Room, Council Chambers, on MONDAY, February 24, at 7.30 p.m. , 22f R. YOUNG, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. King, edward technical col LEGE. ' EVENING CLASSES. Evening Classes REOPEN on WEDNESDAY, February 26, at 7 p.m. Tuition is given in the following COURSES: Art Horticulture Building Public ExaminaCabinetmaking tions. Commerce Painting and DecorHome Crafts ating. Wool-classing ' ’ Plumbing Engineering—Elec- Typography trical, Mechani- Pharmacy cal, and Motor. Enrolments will be received at the College Office from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on FRIDAY. MONDAY, and TUESDAY, February 21. 24, and 25. Room in the classes cannot be guaranteed to those who do not enrol before February 26 No students will be admitted to any class until enrolment is completed at the Col'cge Office; in the case of paying students , this includes payment of the first halfyearly fee. Every junior under 17 years of age, whether free or paying, is required to attend a full' Junior Course. All’those seeking entry should consult the new prospectus for College Regulations, Courses, Fees and Charges; prospectuses have been posted to all students who completed a course last year. Others may receive copies on application. W. G ALDRIDGE, • Principal and Secretary. ATTENDANCE OF APPRENTICES t at TECHNICAL CLASSES IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED, with the authority of the Apprenticeship Committee concerned, that apprentices m the following trades are required promptly to enrol and to commence attendance in classes as prescribed for them at the King Edward Technical College. , ’ Trade. Eledtrical. Motor Engineering Painting and Decorating Year of Apprenticeship. Third and under. Fourth and under. All years. (Sgd.) W. R. CURRIE, Secretary to Committee! B R °S COLLEGE, Moray plac Government 11 !?' Book-keep Exa mlnatlons. Rapid it Phone 10 697 n ' rai ' Way COLLE6E— Book Kt methods prompt results; country stud( railway tare reductions.—Phone 10-736. /-IOACHING all subjects MATRICUI i lt “ llan ' Spanish, Advai hers 0 Erenc * l - —C. G May Regent Ch; KODMURE School of Scientific Ing. 95 Stuart street. io-141 Students day and evenl under personal supervision of prln J. S. Cross. Octagon school op i Unique Buildings.—Harle tem Handwriting, Book-keeping lng» Shorthand, Salesmanship Courses. r pHE First Utility ot .frequent and 7 regular Advertising consists in this; ibere is at all times b large class ot persona, both in country and town who have □' fixed places for the purti.ase of certain necessary articies i and are ready they yield without hesitation to the firs* to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all who asks O' I’MiA llMht AND vVli , JO r, K |J KfNUNG DEBAR I .M LuN 1 Job Printing of every description done with despatch, and at lowest current rates.

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SPORTING. Q.ORE RAC IN6 CLU B. SUMMER RACE MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, February 26 and 27, 1930. First Race at 12.30 p.m. Last Race at 5.40 p.m. Each Day. SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICES ON ALL LINES. HOLIDAY EXCURSION FARES. 8,33 a.m. Dunedin-Invercargill Express arriving Gore 11.58 will etop at Racecourse. Tickets from Gore to Gore Racecourse will be on sale on train. Band in Attendance, ADMISSION: Lawn 7s 6d. Ladies .. 3a Od. Outside Enclosure .... 2s Od. Motor care free. Hot Water obtainable in Motor Paddock. F. YOUNG, 24f Secretary. PROFESSIONAL. SET OF FIRST-GRADE TEETH FOR £3, with twelve months' guarantee against breakages. Extractions free with local nnassthetic (painless) when sets are ordered. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING. Entrance just under the clock, W. T. HENAGHAN, Principal. RITA,” THE MIRACLE PICTURE. ASTOUNDING THE WORLD. fATAGO DAILY TIMES AND Wll NESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Job Printing of every description done with despatch, and at lowest onvronf rates 01 AGO WITNESS.—NEW Stories. A large amount of reading matter Price 9d.

gAE L’ S MOTORS DUNEDIN TO ROXBURGH Via MILTON and LAWRENCE. Car Departs from 20 Bond street Daily at 10 a.m Cars Attend Dunedin Train on Arrival at Roxburgh Fare Is 6d. Car leaves Roxburgh every Wednesday and Friday, at 6.45. returning fiom Dun edin same days at 4.30. Ring Phone 11-564 or Prince of Wales Hotel for Information. A. EARL Proprietor Phone 47M. Roxburgh. Q.O L.D BAND TAXIS "THE WEDDING FLEET OF DUNEDIN.” 24-HOUR SERVICE. For cheapest fares throughout New Zealand. Phones (2 lines) 18-066 12-655 NOTE. —When returning to depot Gold Band Taxis will pick up passengers from any distance out for 6d per passenger. A. J. HASTIE, Manager. Brighton and taieri Mouth.ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SEKVICI- - J Hobbs and Co.) leaves Old Star Office, Bond street for Brighton. Daily 9.30 a.m.. 2 p.m., 5.15 p.m. Saturday. 1.15 p.m.; late car Wednesday Friday and Saturday. 10.45 p.m., and Sunday* 10 a.m. Taien Mouth 9.30 a.m. Monday Wednesday, and Friday. For Brighton Bureau ask Hobbs. Brighton House. " JJIO RITA,” THE MIRACLE PICTURE. ASTOUNDING THE WORLD. T'HE FARMERS PAPER.-The Agn- * cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other weekly in the Dominion.