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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21148, 4 October 1930, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL . MICKEY MATINEE TO-DAY AT 10.30 A.M. TO-DAY AT 10.30 A.M. A Wonderful Programme for the A Wonderful Programme for the ■ Children, Children, And FREE MICKEY CARAMELS. FREE MICKEY CARAMELS, rpHE REGENT New Zealand’s Premier Talkie Theatre. A REALLY EXCELLENT A REALLY EXCELLENT ALL-ROUND PROGRAMME. ALL-ROUND PROGRAMME. LOOK AT THIS! 1 _HEARST METROPHONE NEWS. 2—MICKEY THE MOUSE in “THE CACTUS KID." 3—THE SPORTS’ ALMANAC, An interesting sporttight talkies, showing “ Sport ” for every month of the year. 4.—“ HIS FIRST CAR.” A really screamingly funny “ALLBRITISH” COMEDY, starring GEORGE CLARKE. S—MUSICAL INTERLUDE. 6.—BASIN RATHBONE. 6.—BASIN RATHBONE, O.—BASIN RATHBONE. G.—BASIN RATHBONE. 6,—BASIN RATHBONE, 6.—BASIN RATHBONE, 6.—BASIN RATHBONE, AND STAR CAST. In A “ THIS MAD “ THIS MAD “THIS MAD “ THIS MAD “ THIS MAD “THIS MAD “ THIS MAD “THIS MAD “THIS MAD “THIS MAD (More Suitable Wonderful Story o Hatred, Disloyalty, WORLD." WORLD." WORLD." WORLD." WORLD." WORLD.” WORLD.” WORLD." WORLD." . WORLD." for Adults.) f Patriotism and , and Honour. GUARANTEED BY THE MANAGEMENT AS A FIRST CLASS AND THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT. Box Offices at “The Theatre” (phone 12-512) and at “ The Bristol.” THE REGENT Where Talkies Talk the Best, FRIDAY FRIDAY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NANCY NEXT. NEXT: At THE REGENT. QTAQO GIRL GUIDES’ ASSOCIAw TION. ANNUAL SPORTS RALLY LOGAN PARK. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), OCTOBER 4, 1930, at 2.30 p.m. St* SiMa Band in Attendance. Tickets, le; Children, 6d. QTAUTAU ATHLETIC SOCIETY’S v LABOUR DAY SPORTS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, TOTAL PRIZE MONEY £97. 135 Yards Sheffield Handicap, £l3. 15-mch U.H. Chop, £l3. 100 and 880 , Yards Amateur Handicap. 1 rogrammes on application to R. R. WALKER, Hon. Secreta EXAMINATIONS. AND TkUNEDIN DRAINAGE SEWERAGE BOARD. EXAMINATION FOR DRAINERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha an Examination for Drainers under th provisions of By-law No. 2, Section 1( :S™k e .£,- e,d , on TUESDAY AND WEI NESDAY, the 14th and' 15th Octobei Each applicant will receive writte: notice of the date and place of examint tion. Applications will be received by th Undersigned up till Noon on TUESDAY October 7, 1930, and are to be on fori Ao. 17, obtainable at the Town Hal and be accompanied by a fee of 10s. G. A. LEWIN, _ _ „ _■ Secretary. Town Hall, Dunedin'. . MEETINGS. TVUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (Incorporated), A MEETING OF EX-SERVICEM] will be held in .the South Dunedin To' Hall, King Edward street, on TUESD4 7th INST., at 7.30 p.m. The of the Soldiers’ Rehabilitation Commission and subsequent developments thereon will be discussed, also other matters of vital interest to Returned Soldiers. Members of the Dunedin > Executive will be in attendance. All rctifrned men cordially invited. J. M. WHITE, Secretary. TVUNEDIN CITY RATEPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). The Monthly Meeting of the Association will be held in the Otago Motor Club Rooms, Moray place, ou TUESDAY, October 7, at 8 p.m. Cr J. J. Marlow (chairman of the City Gas Committee) will address the meeting. All _ Members of City and Suburban Associations are invited to attend. O. H. WING, Secretary. 0T4.G0 HOME ECONOMICS ASSOANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING w be held m Home Science Building, Ota University, MONDAY, October ft, 8 p.m. TITONTHLY MEETING of Women's Cb tlan Temperance Union will be 1 in Church of Christ Hall (corner St. drew and Fllleul streets) on TUESD October 7, at 2.30. Special paper “ White Slave Traffic." The annual meeting of DIOCESAN SUNDAY SCH< TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION will be held MONDAY, October 6, In the Crypt of Cathedral, at 7.50 p.m. Radiant health club, “Ambuian Old Building, Harrop street, Mom 7.45 p.m., Social Evening; Jadies bas gentlemen fruit. POWER BOARD NOTICES. (YTAGO ELECTRIC POWER EOAB NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. CONSUMERS are hereby notified th in order to allow* of MAINTENANI WORK being performed on Lin POWER will NOT BE AVAILABLE the TOWNSHIP OF BALCLUTHA a ROSEBANK between the hours of I p and 3.30 p.m. on SUNDAY, October 5 J. C. COLLINS, Engineer