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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21538, 9 January 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS CHILDREN! DON’T MISS! “THE GORILLA.” “ THE GORILLA.” THRILLS IN THEIR THOUSANDS FOR YOU AT THIS AFTERNOON’S MATINEE. gTRAND THEATRE (A Fuller-Hayward Talkie House). 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—B p.m. JOIN THE TWO SILLIEST DETECTIVES ON EARTH IN THEIR HILARIOUS CHASE AFTER —“THE GORILLA”— “THE GORILLA.” ” —- “THE GORILLA.” Hair-raising, Mysterious, Uproarious Comedy. You’ll Scream until you cry! With LILA LEE, HARRY GRIBBON, LILA LEE, HARRY GRIBBON, LILA LEE, HARRY GRIBBON, ROSCOE EARNS. ROSCOE EARNS. And “DIVORCE AMONG FRIENDS.” “DIVORCE AMONG FRIENDS.” “DIVORCE AMONG FRIENDS.” A Modern and Side-splitting Farce of Marital Mixups. With IRENE DELROY, LEW CODY, IRENE DELROY, LEW CODY, JAMES HALL, NATALIE MOORHEAD. Box Plans at The Bristol, or Phone Theatre 13-379. TENNIS. LAWN TENNIS THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. VISIT OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES LADIES’ TEAM, Consisting of Four of the Leading Lady Players in New South Wales, who will Play Matches Against Otago’s Best Lady Players at the LOGAN PARK COURTS . On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, January 15 and 16, 1932. Play will Commence at 1.30 p.m. Each Day. EXHIBITION MATCHES Will he Played on SATURDAY between the New South Wales Lady Players. Afternoon Tea Obtainable at the Courts. Admission: Adults, Is; Stand, 6d extra. Children, 6d. EXAMINATIONS. rpNGINEERS REGISTRATION ACT, 1924. EXAMINATIONS MAY, 1932. _ ENTRIES for the next Examinations to be held in accordance with the regulations issued under Section 16 of the above Act Close on JANUARY SO, 1932. Entrance forms received after that date cannot be considered. Entrance forms will be supplied on request to the Registrar, Engineers’ Registration Board, Wellington. Applicants should state whether they require forms for Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering. Syllabus of examinations can be obtained on payment of Is. W. L. NEWNHAM, Registrar. MEETINGS. ATAGO & SOUTHLAND GENERAL LABOURERS, BUILDERS’ LABOURERS, QUARRYMEN, & COAL YARD EMPLOYEES’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. The MONTHLY MEETING of the above Union will be held in the Trades Hall, Moray place, on TUESDAY, January 12, 1932, at 7.30 p.m. Business: General. R. HARRISON, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. AMBERLEY HOUSE GIRLS’ COLA. LEGE. PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL, healthy situation; 140 acres near sea, farm and vegetable garden, tenuis courts, playing fields and swimming bath; ponies kept for riding; fully-qualified staff. Matriculation Course followed. Fees, £35 per term. For Prospectus apply to PRINCIPAL, Miss Norah Enderby, Private Bag, Christchurch. References: D. W. Westenra, Esq., Dunsandel; Mrs H. D. Acland, Christchurch. 310 CAREER TOILET ROOMS. —Clients receive expert service. Book early.— Phone 18-029; Savoy Buildings (Moray place entrance). 7ja CAREER HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE.— Tuition Given In All Branches of the Profession; second floor Savoy Buildings, Moray place. 7ja BROWN’S COLLEGE STUDENTS.—Leading Positions Corporation, University, Hospital, Government. Insurance. Newspaper, Legal, Mercantile Institutions. Telephone 10-697. 6ja Marine wireless college.—Expert Instruction for Wireless Officer's Certificate.—Apply for prospectus Box 779, Wellington. lOn ROSSBOTHAM’S COLLEGE.—Shorthand. Typing, Book-keeping, Government Examinations —Passed. BSJ per cent Seniors. 82J per cent Juniors. —Telephone 10-736. RODMURE School of Scientific Dressmaking, 95 Stuart street. Telephone 13-141. Students’ day and evening classes under personal supervision of principal. Miss J. S. Cross. Open Friday nights. rnuDOR COLLEGE OF MATRICULATION : X The Matriculation Courses have four principles—(l) Subjects Include sciences; (2) Individual coaching; (3) simplified study; (4) minimum of expense.—Write for prospectus. 51 Moray place, opposite Y.M.C.A. 9ap