TO-DAY’S EVENTS
SALES BY AUCTION. James Samson and Co., at rooms, at 2 p.m.— Household furniture. D. M. Speddlng, at rooms, at 2.30 p.m.— Easter novelties, etc. MEETINGS. Methodist School Hall, Mornington.—Mr R. S. Black’s Address to the Electors. Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union (Dunedin Branch).—Annual Meeting. British and Foreign Sailors' Society (Otago Branch). —Annual Meeting. AMUSEMENTS Town Hall.—John Brownlee’s Concert. St. James Theatre.—“ Other People’s Sins." Regent Theatre.—“ Symphony of Six Million.” Octagon Theatre.—" The Vanishing Frontier " and “ 70,000 Witnesses.” Empire Theatre.—“ The Mask of Fu Manchu ” Strand Theatre.—“ Carnival Boat.” Grand Theatre. —"Leap Year.” King Edward Theatre.—“ Night Court ” and “ Miss Pinkerton.” Radio Broadcasting To-night:— IYA. Auckland (820 k.c., 333 metres). 2YA. Wellington (720 k.c., 420 metres). 3YA, Christchurch (980 k.c., 306 metres) 4YA, Dunedin (650 k.c., 463 metres). 2FG, Sydney (665 k.c,. 422 metres). 2BL, Sydney (855 k.c., 353 metres). 3LO, Melbourne (830 k.c., 371 metres). 3AR, Melbourne (620 k.c., 484 metres). 4QG, Brisbane (760 k.c., 350 metres). SCL. Adelaide (730 k.c. 895 metres)
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21920, 4 April 1933, Page 6
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