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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22545, 12 April 1935, Page 11

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements.

AMUSEMENTS 8 P.M. LAST NIGHT 8 P.M. DICK POWELL RUBY KEELER In The Spectacular Musical Comedy, “ GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAYFAIR THEATRE The Pride of South Dunedin. Another Grand Double-Feature Programme TO-MORROW Your Biggest Screen Thrill! The Sensational Spy Drama, Featuring GARY MARION COOPER DAVIES JEAN PARKER THE FOUR MILLS BROTHERS, And the Songs, “ Sleepy Head,” “ Once in a Lifetime,” “Jungle Fever.” On the Same Programme— That Song-Spiced, Sea-going Romance, Loaded with Laughs “WE’RE NOT DRESSING” Starring BING CROSBY BING CROSBY And the Song Hits, “ May I ” and “ Love Thy Neighbour.” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. or Sweet Shop next Theatre, or Phone 22-573. BOOK NOW! BOOK NOW!

AMUSEMENTS THE VERY LAST MYSTERY NOVEL EDGAR WALLACE WROTE IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH QCTAGON theatre iimimmiii"" | iimiiiiimiiir Phone 13-091. TWICE DAILY—2.IS and 8. “ THE GREEN PACK ” . With JOHN STUART Replete with thrills, mystery, action, and plenty of humour. Also, WENDY BARRIE In “WITHOUT YOU.’ Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A PROGRAMME YOU’LL ENJOY THOROUGHLY. Plans at Begpfs and Iheatre. ACADEMY PICTURES. A MEMORIAL EXHIBITION of the Work of Dunedin’s Celebrated Artist, the late JAMES F. SCOTT, is NOW ON VIEW at the PIONEER HALL. Hoars: 10.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. SEASON TICKETS, 2s 6d. ADMISSION, 6d.

AMUSEMENTS MADGE EVANS WARNER BAXTER INI Immensely interesting —the tale of a doctor GRAND CANARY GRAND CANARY GRAND CANARY GRAND CANARY GRAND CANARY GRAND CANARY (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) H. B. WARNER who saved whole countryside from destruction. WARNER BAXTER IS ALWAYS GOOD! ... IN. THIS STORY HE HOLDS YOUR ATTENTION' TO THE LAST INCH OF FILM. Set amid tropic islands and on hoard ship picture that takes you roving! Plans at Begg’s till 5 p.m.—then phone Theatre, 12-324.

DUNEDIN HASN’T FORGOTTEN GRACE MOORE I .. 11111 i! 1 1 ll 1111 11 111 f 11!,,, THE GRAND. . Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I 3 SESSIONS DAILY—II, 2.15, 8. j STALLS 1/- CIRCLE 1/6 GRACE ■ - MOORE 1 I I In spite of its misleading title, everyone from every part of the town is flocking to hear this divine voice! We promise that you’ve never heard any singing like it. The whole world acclaims it. A Columbia Picture. j “ ONE NIGHT OF LOVE ”~j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Screening: " THAT’S GRATITUDE.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Begg’s till s—then phone 13-013. DANCING pHYLLIS BATES STUDIO. Principals: Miss Helen Abraham and Mr Kevin Dun. Studio: Or. St. Andrew and King streets. Tel. 18-174, Private Lessons by Appointment. Class Lessons, 8 to 10 p.m. on Mondays. UNIVERSITY CLASS, FRIDAY, 8 to 10 p.m. ELECTION NOTICES. pOCAL ELECTIONS. CITY OF DUNEDIN. CLOSING OF NOMINATIONS. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Nominations in the prescribed form for the Local Elections to be held on Wednesday, May 8, close with the undersigned on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, at NOON, at the Town Hall, Dunedin. The Elections in question are:— (1) For the Ofiice of Mayor of the City of Dunedin. (2) To elect 12 Councillors for the City of Dunedin, (3) To elect 5 Representatives on the Otago Harbour Board to represent the City of Dunedin and the Borough of St. Kilda. (4) To elect 7 Representatives on the Otago Hospital Board to represent the City of Dunedin and the Borough of West Harbour. A Deposit of £lO must accompany a nomination for the Mayoral Election. A Deposit of £3 must accompany all other nominations. G. A. LEWIN, Returning Officer. Town Hall, Dunedin, April 11, 1935. QOUNTY OF PENINSULA. NOTICE FOR NOMINATION OP CANDIDATES AT ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to Section 7 of the “Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an Election will be held on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May, 1935, for the purpose of electing NINE (9) COUNCILLORS for the Seven Ridings of the County of Peninsula, as undermentioned; and I Hereby Appoint the Peninsula County Council Offices, Portobello, as the place, and WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of April, 1935, before NOON, as the day for the Nomination of Candidates for such office. OTAGO HEADS RIDING 1 SANDYMOUNT RIDING 1 HIGHCLIFF RIDING 1 TOMAHAWK RJDING 1 NORTH-EAST HARBOUR RIDING 2 BROAD BAY RIDING 2 PORTOBELLO RIDING 1 Dated this 12th day of April, 1935. B. NOBLE, Returning Officer for the County of Peninsula. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS CENTRAL HOTEL, CHRISTyj CHURCH,

w S MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietor: Sir Ben Fuller. Lessee Stanley M‘Kay, TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT at 8. I Stanley M'Kay’s GAIETIES OF 1935. GAIETIES OF 1935. I Revue and Vaudeville Co. Last Night of HIKIN’ THRU.” “ HIKIN’ THRU.’ The Big Laughing Show, TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 2.30. EASTER GIFT MATINEE EASTER GIFT MATINEE Of “ Laughing Time.” The Numerous Gifts include: Tennis Rackets. Hookey Sticks, Table Tennis Sets, Skipping Ropes, Books, School Cases, etc., etc. EACH CHILD ATTENDING RECEIVES A GIFT. Gifts on view in Window next Vedic. Matinee prices: Adults 2s (plus tax), Is 6d, Is. Children, Is, 9d, SIXPENCE. Night prices: 3s, 2s (plus tax). Is. Reserves and Day Sales as usual. TO-MORROW’S (SATURDAY’S) PRODUCTION: “LAUGHING TIME.” SWIMMING QTAGO STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ ANNUAL SWIMMING CARNIVAL MUNICIPAL BATHS, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. FINALS ALL EVENTS. Displays of Swimming and Diving by Noted Otago and N.Z. Performers, Admission; Upstairs, 6d; Downstairs, Is; Children, half-price. W. E. FARQUHARSON, Hon. Sec. LEGAL NOTICES THE BELL-KILGOUR GOLD MINING - 1 - COMPANY, LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation.) IN THE MATTER fi f “The Companies Act, 1933,” AND IN THE MATTER of the Bell-Kilgour Gold Mining Company, Ltd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, at a meeting of the Shareholders of the above-named Company, held at Dunedin, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of April, 1935, the following Special Resolution was passed:— “THAT the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that T. H, Thompson and Sons, Public Accountants, be and they are hereby appointed Liquidators for the purpose of such winding up.” All persons or companies having CLAIMS against the Company are required to send full particulars to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of April, 1935, otherwise they may be excluded from participation in any distribution of assets. DATED at Dunedin this 10th day of April, 1935. T. H. THOMPSON & SONS, Liquidators. A.M.P. Chambers, Princes street, Dunedin, C.l. “(THE LICENSING ACT, 1008.” LICENSING DISTRICT OF DUNEDIN. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN’S LICENSE. I, ALLAN MESS ENT, of Dunedin, Hotelkeeper, Do Hereby Give Notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Courthouse, Dunedin, on the fourth day of JUNE, 1935, Apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican’s License for a house situate at No. 82 Rattray street, Dunedin, and known by the name (or sign) of “ The Wharf Hotel,” containing twenty-five rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 30th day of March, 1935. (Signature) ALLAN MESSENT,

SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1935. THE CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY’S CONCERT (Mr VICTOR C. PETERS, A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M., Conductor), TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, At 8 p.m. Under the Patronage of His Worship the Mayor (Rev. E. T. Cox). SOCIAL, MUSICAL SOCIETIES, AND DUNEDIN CHURCH CHOIRS. PROGRAMME. 1. Part Songs from Elgar’s “Bavarian Highlands"—(a) “The Dance”; ■ (b) “Lullaby.” 2. Part Song—(a) “Bees”—Percy Fletcher. Chorus—(b) “The Faery Chorus ” —Rutland Boughton. 3. Soprano Solo—“ Ritorna Vincitor” (“Aida,” Verdi). —Mias Jean Scott. 4. Chorus—“ Sanctus,” from “ B Minor Mass” (Bach). 5. Male Voices —“The Old Woman (Roberton). 6. Part Song—“ The Campbells Are Coinin’,” arr. Purcell (Mansfield). 7. Baritone Solo—“ Honour and Arms ” (Samson). —Mr W. J. Spratt. 8. Threnody for S.S.C. —“ Here a Solemn Fast We Keep” (Roberton). 9. 148th Psalm (Holst). i Interval. 10. “Turn Back, 0 Man” (Holst). 11. (a) “An Evening’s Pastorale” (W. Shaw); (b) “Maureen” (Roberton). Soloist, Miss Ellis Fraser. 12. Chorus —“ Cum Sancto Spiritu,” from “B Minor Maas” (Bach). 13. Pianoforte Solos—(a) "Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” (arr. Myra Hess); (b) “Tarantella Op. 43” (Chopin). —Miss Bessie Pollard. 14. Chorus—(a) “The Heart that’s Contented” (Handel); (b) “The Traction Engine” (Merchant). 15. “The Blue Bird” (Stanford). 16. Mezzo-soprano Solo—“ Ouvre Tes Yeux Bleus ” (“ Open Thy Blue Eyes ”), Massenet. —Mrs W. J. Hunter. 17. A Song Without Words —“Nightfall in Skye” (Roberton). 18. Epilogue—“ Whether Men Do Laugh or Weep” (Williams). Accompaniste: Miss BLANCHE M. ATKINSON. At the Grand Organ: Dr V. E. GALWAY. PRICE OF ADMISSION: 3s, 2s, Is. No Tax. No Booking Fee. Concession to Members of Choirs 10 or more. BE WISE AND BOOK YOUR SEATS AT BEGG’S. PLAN RAPIDLY FILLING. DAY SALES AT BEGG’S. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ■■yjr H T PAT MORE?PRIME QUALITY MEAT—LOWEST PRICES IN CITY. FOREQUARTERS MUTTON 3d lb CHOPS .. . . 4d lb SIRLOIN .. 5d lb CORNED ROUND 5d lb BUTTOCK STEAK 5d lb STEWING STEAK .. .. 21b 6d SAUSAGES 31b Is SAVELOYS 241 b Is LARGE SIDES MUTTON, 6s 6d EACH. LEGS MUTTON 6d lb RUMP STEAK .. 6d lb CHUCK RIBS 3d lb CORNED ROLL 4d lb CORNED BEEF 3d lb MINCE • 21b 6d PORK SAUSAGES .. .. 6d lb BACON lid lb M ‘ H U G H BEOS., CASH BUTCHERS,. 91 FREDERICK STREET (NEAR CASTLE STREET). Tel. 12-316. “JgARTON’S ” STANDS FOR QTJALITYLAMB! PRIMEST OTAGO —— LAMB! SIDES 6Jd lb, HINDQUARTERS 6s 6d, FOREQUARTERS 3s EACH, LOIN Is 9d. NOTED FOR OUR SAVELOYS AND BELGIAN SAUSAGE, RICH and TASTY. HAVE YOU TRIED OUR FAMOUS TOMATO SAUSAGES? 6d lb. BUTTOCK STK. sid lb, 31b for Is 2d TRIPE 5d lb STEW. CHOPS .. .. 21b for 8d SAUSAGES 21b for 6d MINCE BEEF 3d lb SAUSAGE MEAT .. .. 21b for 5d CORNED PORK .. .. From 7£d lb ROASTING PORK .. From 8d lb CORNED ROLL 4£d lb GRAVY BEEF .. .. 21b for 6d

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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.

QAIN FORWARDING CO., LTD. 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. TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. THE Proprietors of Letters Patent No. 67850, of 2nd October, 1931, relating to “ Spools for tape and the like,” are desirous of entering Into arrangements, by way of a License or otherwise, on reasonable terms, for the purpose of exploiting the above Patent and ensuring Us practical working in New Zealand, All inquiries to be addressed to HENRY HUGHES, LIMITED. Patent Agents, 214-217 D.I.C. Building, Wellington. WRENS REAL SALE, 10 days only, buy now; your opportunity to save money on all Painting and Paperhanging Requirements. For the twentieth time in the 24 years since the competition was instituted, a Canadian has been crowned “ wheat king ” of North America at the international grain and live stock exhibition held in Chicago, Illinois. Since 1919 Canada has won 12 wheat championships, and no grower of the United States has carried off the honour since 1928. The new “king” ig John B. Allsop, of Wembley, Alberta—in the famed Peace River country north-west of Edmonton —where most of the wheat grown is of show class. He is a neighbour of Herman Trelle, four times winner of the trophy, and the only man to win it three years in succession. Allsop’s prize-winning exhibit was a peck of “ Reward ’’ wheat, which weighed 66.61 b to the bushel—a fraction under the alltime record of 671 b set in 1932 by his neighbour Trelle. Saskatchewan has now won this continental title 11 times, Alberta eight times, and Manitoba once. In addition to his show prizes, Allsop has received a cash grant from the Government of Alberta in recognition of his success and the distinction it has brought to bis province. The actual curfew bell to the clapper of which clung Blanche Horiot, heroine of the “Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight ” poem, is understood to be the fifth bell in the church tower at Chcrtscy.

TVTR P. TREACY, formerly of Outram •AL Hotel, wishes to announce that he has now TAKEN OVER THE GLADSTONE HOTEL, DUNEDIN. The house has been renovated, and all facilities are provided for the accommodation of permanent and casual guests. Excellent Table ;::: Moderate Tariff. Best of Wines and Spirits Kept in Stock. PROFESSIONAL Broken dental plates repaired in 3 hours. REPLACE TOOTH 4/6 NEW TOOTH 5/6 CRACKED PLATE 6/o BROKEN PLATE 7/6 COUNTRY WORK BY RETURN POST. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. DENTAL REPAIR SERVICE 102 PRINCES STREET (Opp. Bank of N.Z.). W. T - HENAG HA N. SURGEON DENTIST. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS DUNEDIN. Phone, Private Phone, 10-997. 22-581. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. Also at Bridge Hotel, Kaitangata. Next visit: April 30, 1935, and then fortnightly. 7 p.rn.-10-30 p.m.

“ fJiHE LICENSING ACT, 1908.” LICENSING DISTRICT OF DUNEDIN. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, JOHN JOSEPH BRENNAN, of Dunedin, being the bolder of a Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Number 82 Rattray street, Dunedin, known as “The Wharf Hotel,” Do Hereby Give Notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Courthouse, Dunedin, on the fourth day of JUNE, 1935, Apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to ALLAN MESSENT, my appointee. Dated the 30th day of March, 1935. (Signature) J. J. BRENNAN. “ rpHE LICENSING ACT, 1908.” LICENSING DISTRICT OF DUNEDIN. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN’S LICENSE. I, PATRICK TREACY, of Dunedin, Hotelkeeper, Do Hereby Give Notice that 1 desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Courthouse, Dunedin, on the 4th day of JUNE, 1935, Apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican’s License for a house situate at Maclaggan street. Dunedin, and known by the name of "The Gladstone Hotel,” containing 38 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 27th day of March, 1935. (Signature) PATRICK TREACY. Lang and Paterson, Solicitors for the Applicant, 8 Moray place West. Dunedin, Cl. FOR LAND. APPLICATION I, FREDERICK CHARLES PERRIAM, of GIBBSTON, FARMER, Hereby Give Notice that I have applied to tiie Land Board of the Otago Land District for a Renewable Lease over an area of 30 acres and 18 poles, being Section 7, Block 111, Kawarau S.D, Objections, if any, will require to be lodged with the Commissioner of Crown Lauds, Dunedin, within one month from date. Dated at Gibbston this Bth day of April, 1935. F. C. PERRIAM.

Corner Colombo and Lichfield streets. Most modern hostelry in Christchurch; excellent cuisine; in centre of city. The home away from home for Otago and Southland people. Tariff, 10s 6d per day. Permanent guests by arrangement. H. F. ANDERSON, Proprietor. ddntroon hotel. and nice sunny spot for Visit WaHak? Hydro. Every convenience. Good house. Good Meals. Trains and Ruses Daily. Tariff, 8s per day, or 12 weekly. Free Garage for Cars. A. T. ROSS, Proprietor. WHITE STAR PRIVATE HOTEL, Pembroke, Lake Wanaka, provides excellent table and every comfort and attention. Wanaka Motors, Ltd. (phono 13-444). Easter vacancies at " trevose,” Brighton; very comfortable rooms; abundantly supplied tables: good fires; tariff, £2 2s. POUNAWEA ACCOMMODATION for Easter: boating, bathing, fishing; good ta ble. Write Mrs Ridgwell, "Awatata ” Guest House. SUNSHINE GUEST HOUSE —Alexandra. Phone 63. First-class accommodation ; reduced rates. Now booking guests for Easter holidays. nno LET 2 Furnished Double BEDROOMS, JL with use of sitting room. —Apply Box 6, Queenstown. VITANTED, Furnished COTTAGE, 2 single W bedrooms; north line; from April 25 for week. —Full particulars 322, Times. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.