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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22205, 7 March 1934, Page 9

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements.

AMUSEMENTS Always a Good Show—at Bedrock Prices. -—THE STRAND Stalls la, D.C. Is 6d. 2.15 p.m. - TWICE DAILY - 8 p.m. Kathleen Noma's Famous Story, 1(1 "WALLS OF GOLD" ||j||! With SALLY EILERB, RALPH MORGAN, NORMAN FOSTER. (Recommended by Censor For Adults.) SPLENDID "FIRST HALF." Interesting Newsreels—Exciting Caniera thrill, "Following the Horses Cinemagazine—" Oh, , Susannah Cartoon. WILLIAM POWELL ■ I Commencing Next Friday, I L L WILLIAM POWELL I WILLIAM POWELL A WILLIAM POWELL . A ■» r 111 In a DIFFERENT type of role--P a notorious counsellor-at-law who P 0 started with nothing and stopped 0 W at nothing! W E K -"LAWYER MAN,"- - T -"LAWYER MAN,"- -'* LAWYER MAN,"yv With I i Joan Blondell, Helen Vinsen, i Allan Dinehart. A Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre ' A ** (Phone 13-579). ™ • WILLIAM POWELL • CHARTER THE GREAT COMPANY ■* On Tour— Roxburgh.-TO.DAY (WEDNESDAY), March 7. Lawrence. To-morrow (Thursday), March 8. Milton.—Friday, March 9. Port Chalmers.—Saturday, March 10, Popular Price*. Children admitted to all parts half-price. All prices plus tax. HE RIALTO.—DJne at the Rlalto To-day; three-course hot dinner, Is 8d; two courses, Is. 2ma

AMUSEMENTS KING KONG From an idea Conceived by Edgar Wallace. T-H-R-I-L-L-S-T-H-R-I-L-L-S Uproarious, Refreshing Musical Comedy Featurette, PHIL HARRIS in II "SO THIS IS HARRIS." I I "SO THIS IS HARRIS." II "SO THIS IS HARRIS." | | (Recommeuded by Censor for Adults.) gING EDWARD CINEMA ADULTS, Is; CHILDREN, Cd. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. (Reserves 22-573). rpO-NICHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GRAND CONCERT ARTILLERY BAND And HUIMAI MAORI PARTY, Supported by Leading Dunedin Artists. CONCERT CHAMBER. Admission, Is to all parts. Book Your Seats at D.1.C.-~3d extra. Hear Otago's Champion B Grade Band under the baton of Lieut. Davie. See the Huimai Maori Party in full Native costume. A charming and varied entertainment you will enjoy. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. THE RIALTO.—DiscuBB that business deal over a cup of tea at the Rlalto. #

AMUSEMENTS BOOK NOW—NO EXTRA CHARGE. Box Plats at Chas. Begg and Co.'a til] 5 p.m., or at Theatre. Phono 13-013. Telephone Reserves held till 7.45 p.m. only. 3 SESSIONS DAILY 3 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. GRAND " WHERE ALL THE GOOD PICTURES ARE." PHONE 13-013. ■ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. England's £150,000 a Year Star,

AMUSEMENTS " MERRY WIDOW " FINAL MATINEE, " MERRY WIDOW » FINAL MATINEE, TO-DAY (WED.) TO-DAY, TO-DAY (WED.) TO-DAY, At 2 o'clock. Doors Open at 1 o'clock. MATINEE PRICES. Rsd. Stalls, 58; D. Circle, 4s; Stalls. 3s; Pit, Is 6d. Early-door Pit, 6d extra. Children.. 2s, Is (3d, and Is. All prices plus tax. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE TO-DAY TO-DAY, At 2 and 8, Two Final Performances of "THE MERRY WIDOW." "THE MERRY WIDOW." "THE MERRY WIDOW." v "THE MERRY WIDOW." TO-MORROW (THURB.) TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW (THURS.) TO-MORROW, At 8, For the One Performance Only, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present their NEW COMIC OPERA CO. NEW COMIC OPERA CO. Lionel Monckton's wonderfully popular and exhilarating musical comedy. "THE ARCADIANS." ' " THE ARCADTANS." "THE ARCADIANS." "THE ARCADIANS." Commencing NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT (For Three Nights Only), With Matinee Next Saturday, "FLORODORA." " FLORODORA." NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT (2 Nights Only), Matinee Wednesday, March 11, "WILDFLOWER." "WILDFLOWER." . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 15 and 16, "A COUNTRY GIRL." SATURDAY, MARCH 17, Afternoon and Evening, "KATINKA." Box Plana, for the season are now open at the D.I.C. Day Sales at the Rialto, Rattray street. EVENING PRICES: Rsd. Stalls. 6s; D. Circle, 5s and 6a; Stalls, 3s; Pit, Is 6d. Early-door Stalls and Pit 6d extra. All prices plus tax. HE RIALTO:—Enjoy your Evening Meal . at the Rialto To-day; three-oourae, hot i, is. ' . '■' »■/.-•; . 2tna

GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS The Inimitable iQueen of Song. "THIS WEEK OF GRACE.' "THIS WEEK OF GRACE. 11l "THIS WEEK OF GRACE." "THIS,WEEK OF GRACE. "THIS WEEK OF GRACE." "THIS WEEK OF GRACE." j!| II "THIS WEEK OF GRACE." ill 111 (Universal Exhibition.) A GEM OF A PROGRAMME ■ Humour • And ■ Delightful • • Songs. ■ AN R.K.O. RADIO BRITISH MUSICAL COMEDY DE LUXE. Delightful Romance of a Lancashire Lass and a Titled Lord. ,6— —Song Hits -6 AH Dunedin Is Now Humming Sung by Grade Fields Bung by ~ ily Gr "My Lucky Day," "Happy Ending, tect an Honest Girl," "Melody At Dawn," "When Cupid Calls." ANEW POX NEWSREEL THIS WEEK. ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME: jatest Fox Newsreel ' Uncrowned Champions Sportlight "Ball Game" Cartoon " Door of Asia " .... Educational " Singapore " ...... Travelogue IHE RlALTO.—Discuss that business deal . over a cup of tea at the Rlalto. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS ■pfASTER IS EARLY THIS YEAR. BOOK'NOW For Accommodation at BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. Excellent Cuisine. Official House S.I.M.U. Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG, Proprietors. IS ITIN G ; CHRISTCHURCH! Then try the . CORAL GABLES. Recently opened as an up-to-date Guest House. > Excellent table. Tariff, 8s 0d per day. Write Miss SLEEMAN (Late Hotel Ambassadors). 240 Cambridge terrace. Phone 32-859. [ O T E L STON EH OBBT, L AUCKLAND. "The only UNLICENSED Hotel de Luxe." Manageress: Mrs E. Churton: 100 rooms; Inclusive tariff from 10s per day. Telegraphic address! " Stonehnrst.' QUEENSTOWN —Beach House, centrally situated; excellent table, every comfort; tariff now reduced, £2 10s per week. T. M'Sorlley. proprietor. Box 18. Queenstown, let UNSHINE GUEST HOUSE, Alexandra, near station. An Ideal place to spend your vacation; every home comfort and modern appointment. Reduced tariff.—Mrs I. Barber. Phone 63. AKE WANAKA LAKESIDE HOUSE, i Good Holiday Resort; excellent Accommodation ; beautiful panoramic view; *«- duced tariff. —Brlley. rARHJNGTON HOUSE, Warrington—t » Private i accommodation; excellent table; comfort and attention; book for your Holidays. Terms moderate.—H. Couper. SPEND your Easter Holidays at HAMPDEN ; reserve your accommodation 'at Famllton's Private Hotel (phone 9R). IPEND YOUR EASTIiK HOLIDAYS at *3 " POPLAR GROVE " ; every comfort; terms. —Mrs J. Ross, Clyde; phone 38. t ENSURE an enjoyable holiday by staying j at •'TREVOSE." .Brighton—Comfortable roomc; good fires; tariff two guineas. lEMBROKE, LAKE WANAKA—Stay at White Star Private Hotel; excellent t_ale and every comfort and attention.— Pbone 13-454. Wanaka Motors. Ltd. TO LET, now or Easter, 4 and 5-roomed COTTAGES; comfortably furnished ; rent, £2 per week, —Apply J. S. Joseph, Taieri Mouth. 7m rpo LET, at Queenstown, Furnished COTA TAGE; splendid view ; garage.—Apply Critchtield, 79 Yarrow street, lnvercargtll.

RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS NEW ZEALAND RAIL W A Y L DAY EXCURSION, DUNEDIN TO INVERCARGILL, SUNDAY, MARCH 11. Special Past Trains will run as follows:a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Dunedin .'■". .. .» dep 7.20 7.30 Invercargill ~ ..dep 6.30 5.50 Caversham .. ~ dep 7.28 7.38 Dunedin .. .. .. arr 9.28 10.12 Invercargill .» .. arr 11.20 11.54 A Stops at Caversham only to pick up passengers for Invercargill. B Stops at Caversham, Green Island* Mosgiel, Milton, Balclutha, Clinton, Gore, Mataura, and Edendale. ' C Stops at Caversham and Kensington only. ■ D Same stops as B train, also at Kensint Corporation buses leave Anderson's Bay at 6.55 a.m. (via M'Bride street and Cargill's Corner), St. Clair, St. Kilda, and Normanby at 7.0 a.m., to connect with 7.20 and 7.30 a.m. trains. Road motor bus leaves Port Chalmers 6.35 a.m., St. Leonards 6.52 a.m., to connect with outgoing trains. . _ RETURN FARES to GORE and INVERCARGILL are. t* follows:- ' To Gore To Invercargill. From. 2nd Class. Ist Class 2nd Class, let Class. Dunedin, Cave .sham, Green Island .. 7/- 9/6 7/6 10/6 Milton . ~ ...... 4/- 6/- 7/. 9/6 Balclutha .. ...... .. .... ~ *. 3/- 4/- 6/-' 8/6 Railway Seat Reserved for both journeys for la. ' Book Early. .'.'.. For further, particulaffl see Handbill, or inquire Stationmasters or Booking

TENDERS IUNEDIN COUNCIL. WAIPORI HYDRO - ELECTRIC WORKSr-TUNNEL CONTRACT, TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned up till Noon on WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1934, for the CONTRUCTION of approximately 2950 Feet Water Tunnel, Surge Tank, etc, Plana and specification may be inspected at the offices of the City Electrical Engineer, Dunedin; Municipal Electricity Department, Christchurch; the Town Clerks, Gieymouth and Westport; and- Messrs Vickerman and Lancaster, Wellington. The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender, G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk, f Town Hall, Dunedin, March 3, 1934. JUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS—REPAIRS TO REST ROOM AT BOTANIC GARDENS. TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned up .-till NOON on TUESDAY, MARCH 13, ; 1934, for repairs required, to Rest Room and Watchman's House at the Botanic Gardens* . Snfip.ifipatifvn M\A General ("inndiHrtnu of Contract may be inspected at the office of the City Building Surveyor, Town Hall. ... The Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. G. A, LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, March 2, 1034. 'REE REFILL. FREE REFILL. The standard type, All British '•MINIMAX " is the one Hand Fire Extinguisher that is refilled FREE OF CHARGE after suppressing each outbreak of fire. So efficient is the " Minimas " that it ie chosen extensively for Royal Households. Has retained first place since 1904, when it secured Highest Award, St. Louis Exhibition. 1.000,000 to-day in use. Contents non-deteriorating. ' No periodical recharging required. Cannot go out of order. No troublesome hose attachment. > . . Types for motor cars, launches, aeroplanes '■.' ■■'■■;, . also stocked locally. Write or phone for full particulars. KEITH RAMSAY. LIMITED. VOGEL STREET. DUNEDIN. v Otago and Southland Representatives for ALL-BRITISH "MINIMAX" HAND FIRE EXTINGUISHER. BUSINESS ANNOUNCtMENTS ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Assets Exceed £3.000,000. TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS (By Act of Parliament). WORLD-WIDE FACILITIES. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. MOTOR CAR (Special Policy). Otago Branch Office: CORNER RATTRAY AND CRAWFORD STREETS. DUNEDIN. A." M. CAMERON. , Manager. x, 1 A N C K ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Established in 1824.) FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. AND MOTOR CAR RISKS Accepted at Lowest Current Rates. Prompt and Reliable Service. Undoubted Security. Dunedin Offices; 19 Bond street. W. W. CALLENDER. Manager. Oamaru Agency: W. E. SEARLE, Ribble street. FORWARDING CO., LTD. r A. V. GAIN, J. W. JOWSEY, Directors. Customs, Shipping, and Costing Experts. Furniture Removers and Packers and General Carriers, 20'BOND STREET DUNEDIN. Office Phone, 13-084; Private Phones--20-636. 23-283 REN'S, Princes street, for WALLI tt PAPERS and PAINTS; money saving prices and quality goods; see windows; visit showrooms. l DVERTISINQ pays Us way, often many xi tlmeß over. It will permit' lower prices through Increased volume. It can reduce selllug costs. It can lessen the time In which a product moves from factory to consumer.

EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN-INVERCARGILL. On THURSDAY, MARCH 8, Special Passenger Train for Invercargilf leaves Dunedinj 8.20 a.nv Milton 9.24, Clinton 10.39 a.m.; and arrives Invercargill 12.22 p.m. Stops only where timed.

. CHIROPRACTIC fIHIROPR ACTIO FOR HEALTH. GILES & GILES. Palmer Graduates, Eighteenth Year of Using latest methods, including X-ray and No. 2 Neurocalometer. v Office: a.B, BUILDING, PRINCES STREET. Hours: 9.30-12.30 and 1.30-5.30; Saturday, 9.30-12.30. Phone 13-750. NTHONY H. THOMSON >■ (Graduate P.S.C., MemL N.Z. and A.C.A., Inc.) Special Service with the Most Modern Electric Nerve Testing Instruments, Fluroscope and X-ray, etc, used in Chiropractic. CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH ROOMS. SAVOY BUILDING. Moray place. Phone 13-010. Hours: 9.30-12, 2.30-5.30; Sat., to 12.30.

While progressive merchants inconsistently name their stores "Ye Oide Tea Shoppe" and "Ye Olde ■ Furniture Shoppe" an enterprising poultry dealer in Canton, China, has begun a boom by selling what he calls "modern hens.' The appellation has so struck the public fancy that all of the city's vendors have appropriated the adjective, so that Canton now enjoys modem peanuts, modern rice, and i lodern kerosene.

In an official publication dealing with physical training in schools are given details of frames with such quaint titles as "As Tall as a House* as Small as a Mouse, as Thin as a Pin," "Catch Your Partner's Tail," and "Two Dogs and a Bone,"

Flint sickles believed to be 20,000 years old found in a cave near Joppa suggest that a prehistoric race of Palestine cavemen were the world's first farmers.