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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21980, 15 June 1933, Page 11

UNDERTAKERS Arscott and smith. Undertakers, Steward sticet, Oamaru. Telephone 1821. Holiday or Night Calls: D. S. Smith, 67 Greta street, phone 1833; E. W. Arscott, 53 Greta street, phone 1754. OTRINGER & MIDDLEMASS, O Undertakers, Thames street, Oamaru. Phone 1812 (Night and Holiday Calls), j, W. Stringer, 17 Arun street (phone 1344). 0. M. Mlddlemass. 250 Thamea street (Phone 1336). FLORISTS pLORAL WREATHS, BOUQUETS, BTC. WM T. SINGS, FLORIST and SEEDSMAN. Thamea street. ' Phone 1565. Private Phone 1859. PLANT Reliable Vegetable and Flower Seeds. AMUSEMENTS Very Special Attraction These Nights, A J E S T I C, OAMARU. TO-NIGHT and FRIDAY, With Special Matinee To-morrow, “JACK’S THE BOY. “ JACK’S THE BOY.” Storinj Popular, Comei, “' JACK HULBERT. . . The Comedian of “ Sunshine Susie, m a ■nappy symphony of Mirth, Melody, an Merriment. (Approved for Universal .Exhibition.) And Amongst the British Support*. * Summit Seekers,” an N.Z. Scenic. , DANCING OTAGO SCOTTISH SOCIETY. OPEN DANCE, SCOTTISH HALL, TYNE STREET. SATURDAY NEXT. 8 p.m. Mrs Sherwin’s Orchestra. Lucky Spot. Waltz Prizes. Refreshments. Gentlemen 2s, Ladies Is 6d, Members Trance, Kibble Street Hall, Every SaturI / day; spot waltz; Monte Carlo; supper, good floor. Gentlemen, 2s; Ladles, is bci. CVERYBODY’S Going to be There— Hydro Returned Soldiers Grand Ba.l I the Year, June 22. HILDERTHORPE EUCHRE and DANCE, Saturday Next, June 17. Supper provided. Jackson’s music. LECTURES HARDENING CIRCLE, Women’s Club, UT Open Evening: Illustrated Lecture by Hr J. Talt, To-night (Thursday), 8 o clock. Admission. Is. 15JU FOOTBALL. U G B Y. RUGBY. SHOW GROUNDS, SATURDAY. JUNE 17. THE CLUB MATCH OF THE SEASON. Leading Teams in the. Senior Competition. | ATHLETIC r. EXCELSIOR, Oval, at 2.45 p.m. OLD BOYS v. MAHENO, No. 2, It 2.45 p.m. Curtain-raiser: Third Grade, St. Kevin’s v. Excelsior, Oval, at 1.15 p.m. Admission: Gate, 6d to all; Grand Stand, 6d. Ladies Free. Cars Free. Giffin’s Buses leave Post Office at 1.30, 2, and 2.30. Fares; Single 3d, Return MEETINGS "XTEW ZEALAND LEGlON.—Public MeetJ 3( ing Explaining Aims and Objects. Duntroon Hall, 8 p.m., Saturday, June 17. SITUATIONS VACANT COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS, endorsed “Grader Driver,” will be received at the County Office, Oamaru, up to 4 P-m. 1UE&; DAY, 20th inst., for the POSITION Oh GRAbER DRIVER in the Waiareka Riding. Successful applicant to do any other wprk required. Wages, los Ja per day. R -£ GARDINER. County Clerk. TRADE PERSONAL JOCELYN, Hair Specialist.—Permanent Waving from 255: Marcelling Settings; all branches beauty culture. —H.B. Buildings, Oamaru. ■ FURNISHED apartments WANTED. WANTED. In or close Waltakl Hydro. FURNISHED BED-SITTING ROOM, use of conveniences; urgent.—24B, Times Office. 15 3 u HOTELS A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS VISITORS AT THE STUDHOLME JUNCTION HOTEL (NORMAN CRITCHFIELD.) All Popular Brands of Wines and Spirits Stocked. Parcels and Case Orders Promptly Attended to. Passengers leaving Oamaru by 3.0 p.m. Express can return by 6.12 p.m. tram from Studholme. Leading house, oamaru new CLUB HOTEL, opposite Railway Station; C.T., P.S.. and M.U. "No bettei table on the road.” Bn) y QUEEN’S HOTEL, Largest and Best Appointed in Oamaru: C.T.A., F.S.R.. and Motor Association House. Bmy FOR SALE FOR SALE, GIG and HARNESS, threequarter shatter, rubber-tyred, good order.—Dalgety’s, Oamaru. ___ HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE FOX & KIRKNBSS, F.R.8.1., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Thames street, Oamaru. SMALL FARM: 38 acres leasehold, with 13 cows; town milk run; car and cans. Price £450. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ASK tor LIL r WHITB FLOUR. Used by all thrifty housewives. Known from Auckland to the Bluff. VOUR HOLIDAY! 8 Days’ Round X Motor Tour, Central Otago, for £5 10s, includes accommodation at White Star Hotel, Pembroke. —Oamaru Motors .(phone 1285). :H SILK BROCADES and Plain Taffeta Rayons, in 20 'pretty, shades, for les. Cushions, etc.; 27 Inches , wide. SB’S PRICE. 10id .yard. BODGE’S ECONOMIC DRAPERY, Oamaru. Building societies are estimated to have provided £200,000,000 during the last 20 years to build houses in London and the south of England.