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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21300, 2 April 1931, Page 9

NORTH OTAGO ADVERTISEMENTS. J|AHENO DISTRICT ATHLETIC CLUB THE TENTH ANNUAL GATHERING Will be held on the MAHENO DOMAIN On EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 4, Commencing at 12 noon sharp. RECORD ENTRIES in Running and Cycling from all parts of the South Island. Special Train leaves Oamaru at 10.15 a.m. Bus ex Ngapara connecting at Waia•exa. Up and Down Mail Trains Stop at Herbert and Maheno. A Refreshment Booth will be on the ground. Admission: Adults Is 6d, Children 6d. Vehicles non-members Is. J. M. SAVILLE, Secretary. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OAMARU-TOKARAHI ROAD MOTOR SERVICES. THURSDAY, APRIL 2. Buses will run Late Trip, and Return leaving Oamaru 11.0 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3. Buses will NOT run. SPORTS AT MAHENO. SATURDAY, APRIL 4. Bus will leave Oamaru at 6.20 p.m.. and connect at Waiareka with Special Train from Maheno at 6.39 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 5. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP, AWAKINO DAM. Buses will leave P.O. 10.0 a.m.; Awakino arr. noon, depart 4.0 p.m., and return via Haka and Glenavy. Fare, sb; Children, 2s 6d. Book Seats Station. By Order. jjaje.stio OAMARU. SPECIAL GOOD FRIDAY PROGRAMME. “LOVE NEVER DIES” Featuring those Popular Stars, GARY COOPER COLLEEN MOORE, Synchronised Sound and Music. Theme Song, “Lilac Time.” SATURDAY NIGHT, Special Easter Attraction, “THE BIG HOUSE.” A Picture that had Extended Seasons in the Large Centres. OOTJESING! COTJESING! EASTER SATURDAY, , EASTER MONDAY, At OAMARU RACECOURSE. SEE NEW ZEALAND’S BEST GREYHOUNDS IN ACTION. Commencing 1 pan. Admission, Is. Ladies and Children Free. Giffin’s Bus Leaves Post Office 12.15, 12.30, and frequent intervals. Is Return. 0 AMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. HOUSEHOLD REFUSE COLLECTION. During Easter Holidays the usual Friday Refuse Collection will he taken on THURSDAY, and the Saturday and Monday Refuse Collections will be taken on EASTER TUESDAY. B. T. W. OWEN, * > Borough Engineer. ■JJEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

ENFIELD SPORTS, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 6. TOKARAHI-OAMARU ROAD MOTORS. * Both Buses wiU_ leave Tokarahi at. 8.30 a.m., Osmaru .arrive 10.0 a.m., and will then run to Enfield Sports,, leaving OamarU 10.45 a.m.; return after Sports and depart Oamaru 6.0 p.m. for Tokarahi. By Order. JjOYAL OAMARU LODGE. The usual FORTNIGHTLY MEETING of the Loyal Oamaru Lodge will NOT be held This Evening. By Order, the N.G. W. COUPER, Secretary. PRODUCERS,. PATRONISE PUKEURI. - SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY BY SENDING ALL YOUR FAT STOCK TO YOUR OWN WORKS. The Company’s Drafters are as follow: Oamaru, V. Roes (phone 1577) ; Palmerston, D. Williams (phone 68s); Ranfurly, C. Donald (phone 85). WAITAKI FARMERS’ FREEZING s,;. COMPANY, LTD. Phone; Office 1640. P.O. Box 78, Oamaru. O D A F I ,L M S, ■ All Sizes. LET US DEVELOP AND PRINT YOUR FILMS. Same Day Service. U.F.S. DISPENSARY, Thames street, Oamaru. QAA ACRES LEASEHOLD, divided into Uu" 7 paddocks; well watered; excellent locality; good range of outbuildings; price £ls 10a per acre.—Fox and Klrkness, Oamaru- ' ISm ■VfEW CLUB —Oamaru’s Leading Hotel. J3I Opposite Railway Station. Under ViceRegal Patronage. Phone 1272. P.O Box 9L THEM'S Cotton Underwear at Lowest J.T JL Prices: Strong Cotton Singlets Is 6d; Brushed Cotton Pants and Shirts, 2s 6d; Cellular Singlets, sleeveless. Is lid.—Kerr r.nd Co.. Ltd. Oamaru LOWER PRICES than ever for Workers Clothing: Heavy Denim Overalls, 6s 6d ; Coats, 7s 6d; Twist Shirts. 4s 6d.—Post paid anywhere from Kerr and Co.. Ltd. QUEEN’S HOTEL, largest and best appointed In Oamaru; G.T.A., P.S.R. and Motor Association House lld HODGE’S ECONOMIC DRAPERY, Thames street, Oamaru.—Famous for Low Cash Trading Prices; all Mail Orders freight paid 13s MOERAKI PHOTO, best yet taken, 2s, posted 2s Sd.—" Mahan Studios." opposite Opera House, 121 Thames street. Oamaru. 2Ja EIGHT DAYS’ Round Motor Tour of Central Otago for £6 10s, including Accommodation at Pembroke; daily White Star Services. —Ring 1285. lOf CHEAP MEAT.—Campbell’s Cash-and-Carry Butchery; Prime Mutton from 2d per Ih. Phone 1780. ISm A London man who gave the last 20 years of his life to teaching children the joy of dancing has not forgotten them in his will. He was Mr Percy Broadbent Ingham, and he was a wealthy insurance broker. He left a fortune of more than £70,000, and one day nearly £50,000 of it is to go to the Dalcroze Society for the teaching of eurhythmies. This word of many letters, describes an art invented by the famous Swiss professor Jacquess Dalcroze. •It means the learning of musical rhythm in such a way that when children have been sufficiently instructed they, on hearing a bar of music, or a phrase, or a melody, will instietively devise movements expressive of what the music means to them. “ Huia ’’ Butter is delivered to your grocer fresh dailv from the churn.—Advt —ln Braille, the system of embossed writing which enables the blind to read by touch, blocks of six dots are used as a unit, and by leaving out one or mor; of these, 63 combinations are possible. Kaitangata will cut down your fuel bill —it is our most economical coal.—Advt. Sickness among insured persons in Britain was responsible for the loss of 26,500,000 weeks’ work in 1928.