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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21242, 24 January 1931, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT AT 8 NOTHING BETTER FOR THRILLS! gPEEDWAY ROYAL! NOTHING BETTER FOR THRILLS. SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR EXCITING. ENGLISH AUSTRALIAN NEW ZEALAND 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 5 ROGER FROGLEY (England) BEN UNWIN (Australia) JACK YOUNG (Otago) KEG RANBY (Wellington). ENGLAND ROGER FROGLEY NORMAN EVANS FORD GOLDEN HELMET CONTEST JACK YOUNG JIM NESBIT (Holder) BILL BLAIR ALEC EAIT Speed, Flying Cinders, Thrills. See the Tremendous Battles in the Bends. To-night will be a memorable one. SPECIAL TRAMS USUAL POPULAR PRICES. COMING MORE BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN STARS: JIM KEMPSTER, FRANK BOND, JACK BISHOP, CYRIL ANDERSON. The Thrill of a Lifetime to See These Stars. HARRY MANGHAM (Otago) NORMAN EVANS (England) v HILIRAY BUCHANAN (Australia) BILL BLAIR (Otago). V. AUSTRALASIA.HARRY MANGHAM HILIRAY BUCHANAN KAHUNA PARK GYMKHANA AND RODEO On THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5,6, and 7, 1931. This Joint Carnival has been Organised by THE OTAGO A. & P. SOCIETY, THE ST. KILDA MUNICIPAL BAND, AND THE ST. KILDA IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. The Programme Each Evening, and also on Saturday Afternoon, will include a variety of Attractions. v H NEMAN’S CARNIVAL, STEER RIDING, aUNTING EVENTS, PONY TROTS, DUG-OF-WAR, NATIONAL DANCING, FANCY DRESS COMPETITION, MOTOR CYCLE EVENTS, DECORATED BICYCLES, BABY SHOW. BOYS’ BROADSIDING, And Numerous Other Attractive Features. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS MONSTER TAHUNA DERBY. B sure U R present. MONSTER BABY SHOW. Hasses: Boys and Girls up to 6 months, Boys and Girls from 6 to 12 months, Champion of Champions, Twins up to 6 months, Twins from 6 months to U months. FANCY DRESS COSTUMES: Soys and Girls under 10 years. Boys and Girls 10 to 15 years, Ladies’ Original Dress, Men’s Original Dress. DECORATED TRICYCLES (Children Only). Post Entries for these events. The Grounds will be OPEN EACH EVENING from 6 till 10, and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON from 1.30 till Midnight. Mr J. B. Wootton will make a specialty in providing afternoon tea on Saturday and eupper each evening. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. Motor Cars, Is. Grand Stand, 6d. x For the convenience of Competitors particulars can be obtained from Members of Committee, the Otago'A. and P. Society (83 Crawford street), and from the Secretary, Mr W. J. MOW AT, 116 Princes street. .0 A F E VEDIC.!A—N—N—O—U—N—C—l—N—G! A—N—N—O—U—N—C—l—N—G! THE. MUSICAL EVENT THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR. OF THE YEAR. TOWERING ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE WHICH HAS HAPPENED IN THE RESTAURANT LIFE OF DUNEDIN IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE MANAGEMENT OF THE “CAPE VEDIC” IS ABLE TO MAKE TO-DAY. ~ . . AN EPIC ANNOUNCEMENT MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR DETERMINATION TO PROGRESS WITH THE TIMES. IN ADDITION TO THE ARTISTIC REDECORATION AND FURNISHING WHICH HAVE BEEN CARRIED OUT RECENTLY ... WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, MR LESLIE V. HARVEY, WHO WILL PERSONALLY APPEAR AND SUPERVISE OUR MUSICAL PROGRAMMES AT AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER EVERY DAY. COMMENCING ON MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. MR HARVEY NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION. . . . HIS STATUS AS . FIRST-RATE MUSICIAN, QUALIFIED TO RANK AMONG THE LEADINI musicians of the day, is unquestionable, and without exag GERATION IT IS POSSIBLE TO SAY THAT, DURING RECENT YEARS nA S n,„9 F rJ,?r£^9 Sl POPULAR MUSICIANS WHO HAS EVE] APPEARED IN DUNEDIN. OUR PATRONS MAY, THEREFORE LOOI FORWARD WITH CONFIDENCE TO THE FUTURE . . WHETHEI At AFTERNOON TEA OR SUPPER . . WELL KNOWING THA’J IN ADDITION TO OUR RECOGNISED ' FIRST-GRADE SERVICE. TIT MUSICAL PROGRAMMES. WILL BE “ PAR EXCELLENCE.” KEEP THE DATE KEEP THE DATE IN YOUR MIND; IN YOUR MIND: MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT U —®—S—L—l—E H—A—R—V—E—Y L—E—S—L—l—E lI—A—R—V—E—Y With his “VEDIC" MUSICAL TRIO. ■CAFE Y E I) J c,MUSICAL RENDEZVOUS OP DUNEDIN. {REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET. OTAGO v. CANTERBURY, CARISBROOK GROUND. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 20, and 27. HOURS OF PLAY; 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 1,45 p.m. to 3.45 p.m., and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. ADMISSION; Ground, Is; Stand, Is (plus tax); Children, Half-price. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea Obtainable at Carisbrook.

BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. THOROUGH OF ST. KILDA. TEN PER CENT PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Statutory Penalty of Ten Per Cent. (10 per cent.) will be added to and become part of all Rates Payable to the St. Kilda Borough Connc'l Remaining Unpaid after 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, February 5, 1931, Ratepayers are reminded that the penalty cannot be remitted when once inflicted. W. G. GRIFFIN, Town Clerk. St. Kilda. 21/1/31.

POWER BOARD NOTICES. Otago electric power board. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. CONSUMERS are hereby notified that in order to allow of Maintenance Work being performed on the Main Substation. POWER WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE in the Milton, Lovell’s Flat, Waihola, Lawrence, and Beaumont Areas between the hours of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. on SUNDAY, January 25, 1931. J. C. COLLINS, Engineer. CHEST Troubles eliminated by taking British Yeast-o-Cod Cod Liver Oil Tablets.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. ALWAYS see Wren’s Wallpapers before making your Anal choice; Wren's values and variety are unexcelled. 29u