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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20991, 2 April 1930, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. s Fuller-Hayward’s TRA N D 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. SEE AND HEAR SEE AND HEAR ANOTHER OUTSTANDING DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. IRENE RICH, “WOMEN THEY TALK ABOUT." / Also, ALICE JOYCE, n “THE SQUALL.” Recommended by the Censor as More Suitable for Adult Audiences, BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. PHONE RESERVES AT THEATRE. Phone 13-379. Fuller-Hayward’s King edward theatre TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. DOROTHY MACKAILL and JACK MULHALL in “LADIES’ NIGHT.” Also JOHN POWELL and EVANGELINE RUSSELL in “THE BIG SHOW.” For Reserves Ring Theatre Phone 22-573. AEROPLANE FLIGHTS THROUGH CENTRAL OTAGO. A SIMMONDS-SPARTAN BIPLANE will give Flights by Arrangement during APRIL and MAY. SPECIAL CHARTERS BY ARRANGEMENT. Prices and specifications of Spartan Aircraft on application. NEW ZEALAND AIRWAYS. LTD., White Star Garage, 14-20 Stafford street. Phones 13-444, 13-454. lap BOARD AND RESIDENCE. IYO NOT WORRY WHERE TO ** STAY IN DUNEDIN, Aa WOOD’S PRIVATE HOTEL, RATTRAY STREET, Under the Management of Mrs M. MALTHUS, Assures You of Comfort and Attention This Private Hotel, moat centrally situated in Dunedin, has Recently been Renovated Modern Lines, and Every* thing is done to make you feel Happy and Contented. When in Town for the Day Visit the Splendid Luncheon and Tea Rooms Attached to the Hotel. Inquiries Promptly Attended To. Terms Moderate. Phone 10-757 DIN' S SUPERIOR PRIVATE HOTEL, THE LEVIATHAN. Within half a minute of the Railway Station—the finest location in the City. Accommodation for Two Hundred and Fifty Guests. Full Supply of Hot Water for baths, etc., guaranteed night and day. Wellappointed throughout. High-class cuisine under experienced chef. Modern steam and electric culinary appliances. Special laundry service. Self-acting. Electric Lifts Installed. Night Porters. JAMES CONNOR. Leviathan Hotel. Telephone 11-979. P.O, Box 112. JACK S O N S Jackson’s Jackson’s J ackson'a Jackson’s J ackson’s Jackson's Jackson’s Jackson's Jackson’s Jackson’s Jackson’s Jackson’s Jackson’s. Jackson’s' Jackson’s Jackson’s J ackson’s Private Hotel and Public Dining Rooms. Princes street (2 doors from Empire Picture Theatre). Five minutes', walk from Railway Station. Excellent Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Guests. Phone 13-350. Night Porter in Attendance. pLUB HOUSE, MORAY PLACE (Opposite Public Library). Under Now Management. Excellent Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Boarders. Reduced Tariff for PERMANENTS. All Up-to-date Conveniences. ■ Good Table. Moderate Tariff. P SIEGEL. Proprietor. A.LBVN HOUSE, 658 King street.— 1 Superior Private Accommodation; all communications receive prompt attention; terms moderate; garage available; S.t.M.U bouse. J W M'IVOR. Proprietress., Phone 12-889. ■ 21)a Lb 1 T H HOUSE. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. Excellent cuisine; moderate tariff; vacancies for guests. On Tram route. GEORGE STREET. Bm. PHONE NO. 11-021. Onslow bouse. Ocean Beach, St. Hilda. Superior ACCOMMODATION; reasonable tariff; every modern convenience; use of rood tennis courts. 17a PHONE 22-550. AL B B R, T f ST. CLAIR. HOUSE, Comfortable Accommodation for Visitors or Permanent Guests; one minute from Beacb and Car. DOMINION PRIVATE HOTEL, 341 Cumberland street, 2 minutes Railway Station ; 5s Bed-Breakfast, 8s Day; weekly by arrangement', correspondence promptly attended to. —Telephone 12-336.- J. H, Jarvis, proprietor. ■» 15m GLADE HOUSE, 62 Bedford street. St. Clair; 3 minutes sea baths. —Miss C. Eraser (late Greencllff Guest House). Phone 22-427 lid CT RBBNCLIFFE GUEST HOUSE, Espla K nade. SL Clair. —Superior Accommoda tion; moderate tariff; one minute from hot baths and tram Phone 23-409. 24Ju BOARD-RESIDENCE: good table and beds. Bed and Breakfast, 3s 6d. — I Late of IP London street) now 58 Carroll street 30my Board-residence. permanent or casual; Bed-breakfast; moderate tariff. 6 Hope street (off Princes street). lap PRIVATE BOARD with Catholic family wanted by young man. —No. 6C5, Times Office, ■ ran THE WEATHER. REPORTS FROM NORTHERN * CENTRES. (Special to Daily Times.l AUCKLAND, April 1. The weather was changeable at Auckland to-day with line conditions in the morning and light showers during the afternoon. The wind was moderate from the north-east. The barometer is steady at 30.30 in. WELLINGTON. April 1. Rain threatened early this morning, but the day was fine and warm with a light breeze CHRISTCHURCH, April 1. Following a light frost the morning was cloudy, but the afternoon bright and warm. The maximum temperature in the sun was 110 degrees and in the shade 59 degrees. At dusk the sky became overcast, clouds being driven by a fresh lioezo from E.X.E. The barometer is still high, but has a falling tendency. Kaitangata is our most economical coal; it radiates such a lasting heat. —Advt,