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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21580, 27 February 1932, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR! Spellbound Audiences Award the Public Seal of Approval to the Year’s Greatest Drama! THE regent Direction J. C. Williamson Films. 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY A TRIUMPH OF TENSE DRAMA AND WHIMSICAL HUMOUR IN THE IMPOSING ENVIRONMENT OF LONDON WEIGHED DOWN BY THE STRESS OF WAR. (More Suitable for AHuTfe.) — “ WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." "WATERLOO BRIDGE." MAE CLARKE, MAE CLARKE, MAE CLARKE, MAE CLARKE, KENT DOUGLASS, KENT DOUGLASS, DORIS LLOYD. FREDK. KERR. Box Plans at “ The Bristol" and at “The Regent” (phone 12-513 —two lines). SMOKERS! Teeth perfectly clean and free from stains by using DENTAPERL, new red liquid ; Is 6d.—Wilkinson and Son and other Chemists. ' 27Ja

ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS CALLS YOU!

QUEENSTOWN. LAUREL BANK TOURIST HOUSE. first-class Accommodation and Cuisine. In keeping with the General Reductions, we have REDUCED OUR TARIFF to £2 10s per week, 9s per day. Car meets boat on amval and departure. Write or wire Proprietor, Laurel Bank, Phone 60. Note.—Tautl is not being raised over the holidave. W. H. OVERTON, Proprietor, P.O. Box 112. CJHAMROCK HOTEL. ° OPHIR. Mr Chas. Parnell, late Mus. Director Empire Theatre, begs to notify that he has taken over the above hotel. Every attention and comfort assured. Travellers, tourists, an.d motoring parties specially catered for. Intending guests by rail met at station if notified by letter or phone. ■ . CHAS. PARNELL, Proprietor. B°OK NOW! BOOK NOW! For Your Summer Vacation at BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. Tariff Reduced. Official House S.I.M.U. Proprietors: Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTvv CHURCH. HOTEL "FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. All Communications Receive Prompt Attention. T. G. LEWIS. Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone 1040. THE BUNGALOW," Tlmaru j Ideal situation ; winter home tor visitors and permament guests; spacious rooms; sunny verandahs; 10 minutes from golf links; croquet lawns: winter tariff.—Miss C. J. Kerr. Wal-lti road Telephone 90 2my VACANCIES for Paying GUESTS at Easter; boating, swimming (river and sea), shooting, fishing.—Particulars T. Green, Kakanul. 20f BOOK NOW that necessary rest at TREVOSE GUEST HOUSE, Brighton, ■where comfort Is assured. Easter vacancies. WHITE STAR MOTORS, co-ordinated with Arthur Boud’s Service, leave Dunedin 8 a.m. and noon Dally for Pembroke and Queenstown, via Roxburgh. WHITE STAR PRIVATE HOTEL. PEMBROKE, LAKE WANAKA, offers excellent Accommodation at Reasonable Rates. Ring 13-444 (White Star Motors). SPEND Vour EASTER HOLIDAYS at HAMPDEN. Pamllton’s Private Hotel offers good Accommodation, Reasonable tariff.—Phone 9R. ' 17f GRAND HOTEL, Roxburgh Official S.I.M.U. and C.T. House; golf, tennis, bowls; moderate tariff.—J. C. Stevunson, proprietor. X2d LAKE WANAKA.—Lakeside House : Good Holiday Resort; excellent Accommodation; beautiful panoramic view: reduced tariff.—Briley. Bau THE ROCKS,” RIVERTON: Good accommodation at Beach House; tariff £2 2s. Phone 44S.—Apply Mrs M. Cloughley. 30ja TIMARU— “QUYZEN" HOUSE. George street, now booking New Year holidays; all rates reduced.—Phone 556 (Mrs Thompson). Sid DON’T Pay for Wot Days, Stay at LAKE HOUSE and enjoy Lake Hawea’s lovely sunshine 22d TIMARU. —CLANDON GUEST HOUSE, bud and breakfast or board.—Mrs Charlie Lo Cren, 8G Grey road ; phono 56ST. TO LET, seaside, Pounawea, Well-fur-nished 6-roomed HOUSE; boat; moderate rent.—Evans Bros., Ngapara. 27f SPEND your Easter Holiday In Central Otago ; quiet rest; comfort; satisfaction guaranteed.—Apply 114, Times Office. ITIOOTHACHE! Quick and certain relief X secured with PHEN-ASCO ; better than aspirin; pocket size 6d, larger size Is Cd. — Wilkinson and Son, chemists. WREN’S. —Why Pay High Prices for WALLPAPERS, PAINTS, BRUSHWARE. Wren’s Sell for Less. 10 per cent, to meet cut. Sir Janies Fortescne-Flannery, who was aged 80 years recently, claims to be the oldest cyclist in the" city of London. “ Cycling in congested traffic helps the nerves,” he said. Sir Janies made liis first bicycle more than 00 years ago. It had wooden wheels. Since then he has used bicycles of practically every type, from a 54 inch ordinary to his present modern low-huilt machine. For a healthy life, including nearly 30 years of Parliament, and more than GO years of business, he gives all the credit to cycling.