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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21241, 23 January 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. g) PEEDWAY ROYAL! NOTHING BETTER FOR THRILLS. SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR EXCITING. ENGLISH AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND And OTAGO Riders, competing in the Team Contest—the Short Limit Handicap—the Big England v. Australasia Match —and the Ford Golden Helmet Contest. SPECTACULAR TEAM RACING! ROGER FROGLEY (England) BEN UNWIN (Australia) JACK YOUNG (Otago) v. HARRY MANGHAM (Otago) v, NORMAN EVANS (England) v. HILIRAY BUCHANAN (Australia) REG RANBY (Wellington). BILL BLAIR (Otago). ■ENGLAND v. AUSTRALASIA. ROGER FROGLEY HARRY MANGHAM NORMAN EVANS HILIRAY BUCHANAN FORD GOLDEN HELMET CONTEST JACK YOUNG JIM NESBIT (Holder) BILL BLAIR ALEC RAIT Speed, Flying Cinders, Thrills. See the Tremendous Battles in the Bends. Saturday Night will be a memorable one. It's the Final Appearance of Frogley, Evans, and Buchanan. Don’t miss them. -C A E E V E D I 0 !- A—N—N-O-U—N-C—l-N-G! A—N—N—o—U—N—C—l—N—G! TH E . T H E MUSICAL MUSICAL EVE N T EVENT 0 F 0 F T H E T H E Y E A R. YEAR. TOWERING ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE WHICH HAS HAPPENED IN THI RESTAURANT LIFE OP DUNEDIN IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THI MANAGEMENT OF THE "CAFE VEDIC" IS ABLE TO MAKE TO-DAY . - . AN EPIC ANNOUNCEMENT MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR DETERMINA WITH THE TIMES. IN ADDITION TO THE ARTISTIC AND FURNISHING WHICH HAVE BEEN CARRIED OIJ'J RECENILY . . . WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES Oh MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, * MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, WHO WILL PERSONALLY APPEAR AND SUPERVISE OTIR MTTSTPAT, PROGRAMMES AT AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER EVERYDAY COMMENCING ON MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. MR HARVEY NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION. . , . HIS STATUS AS A MUSICIAN, QUALIFIED TO RANK AMONG THE LEADINC MO fa \DF THE DAY, IS UNQUESTIONABLE AND WITHOUT EXAP GERATION IT IS POSSIBLE TO SAY THAT DURING REPENT vem APPF^AREn^TN^Tmwmx?® -1 ' A!DPULAR MUSICIANS WHO HAS EVER IN DUNEDIN. OUR PATRONS MAY THEREFORE took musical' lHl kkSS rIiSS DATE IN YOUR MINI): KEEP IHE DATE IN YOUR MIND: MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT L-E-S—H-I-E 11—A—R—V— E—L—E—S—L—I—E H—A—R-—V^E— With his “VEDIC " MUSICAL TRIO. -CAFE Y E D J C,-. MUSICAL rendezvous DP DUNEDIN.

MEETINGS. J)UNEDIN SAVINGS BANK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a MEETING of TRUSTEES will be held Office, Dowling street,-on-TUES-DAY NEXT, January 27, at S p.m. 23je JAMES QUAILE, Manager. A RUBRIC MEETING, under the auspices of Milton Farmers' Union, will be held in St. John’s Hall, Milton, on SATURDAY, January 24, at 8 p.m. Business: To Discuss Economic Questions. Mr P. Waite, M.P., will address the meeting. A. TWEED, Secretary, ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. JJOLIDAYING IN CHRISTCHURCH. The CENTRAL "HOTEL (late City Buffet Buildings), Corner Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch, offers yon the most up-to-date Accommodation, Only 2 minutes' walk from Cathedral Square and Post Office. Tram stops at door. Tariff. I2s fid per day. H. F. ANDERSON. Proprietor. CTUTCOBUR7 HOUSE, o TIMARU. First-class accommodation. Excellent cuisine. Attentive and prompt service. An ideal situation for ill holiday people, Close to beautiful Caroline BayWrite to the proprietors, J M. end W. DONALD, for room reservations or, other particulars WHERE, TO STAY IN CHRISTW CHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention, T. Q, LEWIS, Proprietor, Box 533. Telephone 1540, Hotel stonehurst. Christ CHURCH. the most comfortable, home, like, and cop. copiontly situated Privst. Hotel in the city Hot and cold water Tariff (2s 6d and IPs. Telegrams: " Stonelea." Christchurch F D B N HOUSE, HUMBER STREET, OAMABU, Comfortable Accommodation for Visitors or permanent guests, Near station. HAMPDEN— Hamilton's Private Hotel offers good accommodation for visitors and travelling nnblic; S.l.M.U.—Phone 9R, 20js THE oaks GUEST HOUSE, sunny Pal, : merston j accommodation with every comfort; lovely view and good table, —Tel. §3. 22n WARRINGTON HOUSE. Warrington.— ACCOMMODATION for visitors summer holidays; every comfort: good table. —H Con per 23d POPLAR GROVE," Clyde,—Private Accommodation; every convenience and attention; moderate terms,—Apply Mrs J. D Ross, Box 13, Clyde. TJa AN ideal week-end at " HAZELBANK,” Waikoualti; excellent accommodation. Saturday AUernoon to Sunday Night, 10s.— Phone 1, 22ja TO LET, superior RESIDENCE ; Tumpka ; best locality; proximity good fishing. Times Agent, Temuka. 22ja TO LET, 2-room Furnished COTTAGE, Central Otago j term ; terms moderate,— 176. Times. 21 Ja PEMBROKE, LABE WANABA.—Stay at the WHITE STAR PRIVATE HOTEL. Ring White Star Motors (13-444). 3lm