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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21530, 30 December 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS The Children All Love Joe E. Brown. Send Them to the Matinees. QT. JAMES THEATRE (Late Princess). Where Sound Sounds Best. Direction: Sir Benjamin and John Fuller. 2.15. TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m. That Inimitable Funny Man, -JOE E. BROWNJOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, In his Latest and Decidedly Best Farce, “BROADMINDED ” “BROADMINDED.” “BROADMINDED.” “BROADMINDED,” An uproarious, laugh-a-second yarn of a simple soul who loved the ladies, and lands into a thousand and one mix-ups! Plans at the Bristol till 5 p.m., then at Hall’s Fruit Shop, or Theatre phone 13-702 (after 6.45). OPEN THE NEW YEAR WELL BY SEEING THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN....THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF MOTION PICTURE MASTERPIECES BOOKED FOR THE ST. JAMES FOR 1932. FRIDAY. NEXT FRIDAY. “THE SHEIK” of tne TALKIES “THE SHEIK” of the TALKIES “THE SHEIK” of the TALKIES

The Universally-discussed, Sensationally Successful Attraction, “SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA" ! “SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA,” “ SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OR INDIA.” “ SON .OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA.” , SON OF INDIA.” “ SON OF INDIA.” With the Most Notable Cast Yet Assembled in One Film. RAMON RAMON NOVARRO NOVARRO NOVARKO NOVARRO CONRAD CONRAD NAGEL' NAGEL NAGEL NAGEL C. C. AUBREY SMITH, AUBREY SMITH, MADGE EVANS MADGE EVANS MARJORIE RAMBEAU, JOHN MIL JAN, The old problem of East and West treated in a fashion never before attempted . . . .the story of an Indian nobleman in love with a beautiful white girl. . . . It’s crammed with adventure, colour, glamour, romance. A PICTURE WORTHY OF EVERYTHING THAT HAS EVER BEEN WRITTEN, ABOUT IT. Box Plans at the ; Bristol. castle; Visitors to Dunedin should Not Fail to Visit this Historic Old Castle. -Thegrounds now nicely laid out, the Antique Gallery filled with rare old Furniture, China, Silver, etc., as well as the glorious view from the tower will all be open to the public TO-DAY (TUESDAY), and SATURDAY of this week, and also on FRIDAY (New Year’s Day) from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. Admission, 2s Gd. Afternoon tea provided free. _ , _ Peninsula Buses leave the Queen s (gardens at 2 p.m. on these days. Return fare, 2s Gd, not including admission. SPORTING. w YND H A M YND H A M RACES. RACE S. NEW YEAR’S DAY. PICNIC HOLIDAY ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR. SPECIAL EXCURSION EXPRESS LEAVES DUNEDIN 7.15 A.M. Stops ail intermediate Stations. Returns immediately after Races. Hot Water Free. Tracks and Accommodation Perfect. First Race 12.15. Last Race 4.45 p.m. POPULAR PRICES: GrandstandGentlemen 6s 6d, Ladies 2s Cd. H. HUNTER, Secretary. RACING CLUB.. JANUARY- 1, 1932. ' . 8 Races. 8 Races. Come and have a view of the Races from the New Grand Stand. WAVERLEY BAND IN ATTEND- . ANCE. Special Trains from Dunedin. Excursion Fares. Excursion Fares.. ADMISSION CHARGES: Gentlemen 7s 6d. Ladies 3s Gd (to Enclosure); 2s Outside. J. M'GILL, Secretary. BANK NOTICES. rHE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Subscribed . capital £6,006,000 . s aid-up capital ... .. .. £-,000,000 leserve Fund (invested in Government securities) .. 2,000,000 leserve liability of shareholders ■ . . 6,000,000 £10,000,000 An INTERIM DIVIDEND for the lalf-year ended September 30 last, at he rate of eight (8) per cent, per annum ree of tax, has been declared by the Directors, and will be paid lolders in the Dominion on JAMJARI 1032 ' J. T. GROSE, General Manager. Wellington, December 29, 1931. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES. IOUNT Y OF TAIERI. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, purit to Regulations; that a Printed v of the Certified Balance Sheet of County of Taieri, for years ended ch 31, 1930 and 1931, are Deposited Public Inspection, for a period ot •Iv Days from this date, at the undeitioned places:—Taieri County CoupOffice, Mosgiel; and the. Post Offices fVingatui. Wylie’s Crossing, Outram, idside, Henley, Allanton, Fairfield. ;hton, Hindon, and Middlemarch. JOHN LOGAN County Clerk, osgiel, December 30, 1931. , DVERTISING is accepted as a necessarr part of modern business promotion Has won a place for itself la virtual;? ry industry. Rightly directed and preed advertising has proved that It cat irn a profit to the advertiser. But adrer. ig should always be considered as a Iness enterprise, and not as a magle nula for unearned success.