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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21828, 15 December 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS Last Chance To-day of Seeing the Billion Laugh-power Special! “FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD.” “FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD.” With JOE E. BROWN As a man with fire JOE E. BROWN in his heart and JOE E. BROWN water on his brain Fox Australasian News, Ripley’s “ Believe It or Not,” Two Comedies, etc. r JpHE STRAND 2.15 p.m. - TWICE DAILY - 8 p.m. (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre.} COMMENCING TO-MORROW! _ Carole Lombard, Chester Morris, Carole Lombard, Chester Morris, \ . i n “SINNERS IN THE SUN.” “SINNERS IN THE SUN.” “SINNERS IN THE SUN.” “SINNERS IN THE SUN.” (More Suitable for Adults.) Like your dreams come true! A glamorous romance that makes REAL the hopes and joys, the fears and follies of every boy and girl—man and woman! Box Flans at The Bristol and Theatre. (Phone 13-379.) QRKNEY AND SHETLAND CHOIR. CHRISTMAS CONCERT. The usual MONTHLY CONCERT AND DANCE will be held at the Returned Soldiers’ Association Hall, Moray place, on DECEMBER 17, 1932, at 8 pjn. sharp. Special Programme by the Children and Carols by the Choir. Admission: Adults Is, Children Cd. P. B. HARPUR, Hon. Secretary.

T he PREMIER private hotel 1 OF CHRISTCHURCH, In the Favoured West End, “THE LODGE,” 36 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Combines every comfort and luxury of a refined home with proximity to the centre of the city, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. Tariff, 12s 6d a day. Permanent Guests Special Rates. D. B. GUNN, Proprietor. Telephone 33-870. Private, 33-871. TN THE HIGHLANDS OF SUNNY 1 , CENTRAL. RANFURLY HOTEL. A. R. SPENCE, Proprietor. Phone 36. Superior Accommodation and Cuisine Unexcelled for Holiday-makers. High Altitude, Invigorating Climate. Fishing, Tennis, Golf, Bowls, Shooting. Tariff, 9s per day, £2 2s per week. WHERE to stay In Queenstown —" BEACH HOUSE ” ; superior accommodation ; every comfort; tariff reduced £2 10s per week. —T. M'Sorlley, proprietor. 8d SUNSHINE ” HOUSE, Alexandra, near Station-—Superior Private ACCOMMODATION ; every comfort and modern appointment ; excellent cuisine; tariff £2 10s. PEMBROKE-LAKE WANAKA. —Stay at White Star Private Hotel; excellent table and every comfort and attention. Phone 13-454.—Wanaka Motors Ltd. TO LET (Pounawea), 5-roomed furnished COTTAGE, from January 1; 1-roomed furnished CRIB, accommodate four.—Miss Dutton, Pounawea. 15d WHERE to STAY In HAMPDEN—Hamilton's Private Hotel; all communications receive prompt attention.—Ring OR. KARITANE —Furnished four-roomed COTTAGE to LET.—For particulars phone or write Post Office Store, Karitano. TWO or more BOARDERS wanted; Taleri Mouth; homely people; handy beach, bush ; 35s each.—s 47, Times. 14d TIMARU Holidays—Furnished HOUSES from £3 : board from 35s.—Apply Wentworth Mart, Timaru. 14d fTO LET (from January 4), small furnished JL CRIB, Karltane; good locality; £1 week. —No. 570, Times. 15d HAMPDEN —To LET (January), 0-roomed furnished HOUSE; all conveniences; reasonable.—s 73, Times. 15d TO LET (Queenstown). 3-roomed furnished COTTAGE, from January 8; phone 10-552.—80 x 164, Dunedin. 15d POUNAWEA —Comfortable, well-furnished 6 ROOMS, Riverside; to LET from January 9; boat; electric light.—s 72, Times. YOUNG Lady requires reasonable BOARD for 10 days in Central Otago; state terms.—sßß, Times. 15d

The refusal of the Scottish (Mice to allow the Ciiief Constable of Glasgow to purchase 2500 pairs of handcuffs was recently under discussion by the Watu Committee of the city. With no wish to take sides in the dispute, says an English newspaper, one’s natural tendency is to think the refusal of the Scottish Office justified. Two thousand five hundred handcuffs —whatever can any town want with so many! The Chief Constable of Glasgow actually wants to equip every member of the force with a pair of these curios, no doubt for some good reason. The Secretary of State, however, has replied that “ in view of present financial circumstances ” he does not think the expenditure “justified.” He will let Glasgow have half the number asked for.