AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS OCTAGON 2.15 TO-DAY SMASHING TRIUMPH —FOR—- “ THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO ” Dumas’s Immortal Hero Leaps to Life in a Motion Picture as Glorious as the Master’s Novel. ROBERT DONAT And ELISSA LANDI. A picture that stands alone as a Monumental Screen Achievement. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans Theatre 13-091, M’Cracken and Walls’s, Chas. Begg’s. DON’T MISS = DON'T MISS—DON’T MISS—DON’T Ml SS DON’T MISS = =“ THE CIRCLE.” =“ THE CIRCLE.” THE CIRCLE.” THE CIRCLE.” =“ THE CIRCLE.” Somerset Maugham’s Brilliant Comedy-Drama, “ The Circle,” produced by the Repertory Society, will be a Play to see and Remember. J-JIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY, Nov. 13 to 16. PRICES:,,3s (reserved 3s 7d), 2s, and Is. Bookir® Opens at the D.I.C. for Members on THURSDAY and the Public on FRIDAY. “SANDERS OF THE RIVER” HOUSE FULL” SIGN GOES UP ON SATURDAY. THE REGENT 111 l THE REGENT || lt Him I III! Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Daily at 2.15 and 8 p.m. I PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON As “ Bosambo ” LESLIE BANKS LESLIE BANKS As Commissioner Sanders Give outstandingly brilliant performances IN. “ SANDERS OF THE RIVER,” “ SANDERS OF THE RIVER,” “ SANDERS OF THE RIVER,” i | “ SANDERS OF THE RIVER,” “ SANDERS OF THE RIVER,” Alexander Korda’s Epic of British Courage and prestige in Darkest Africa. YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS THIS ENTHRALLING ENTERTAINMENT. ■- THE YEAR’S MOST AMAZING CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING At 8. MUSEUM LECTURE ROOM. DRAMA. London Films—United Artists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SUPERLATIVE SHORTS. “ Horace and His Poetry.” By Professor T. D. Adams. The Public Are Invited. Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, Phone 12-513. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW. PUBLIC NOTICES XHE CO-OPERATIVE FRUITGROWERS OP OTAGO, LTD. To Whom It May Concern — DUNEDIN, November 4, 1935. The Co-opeiative Fruitgrowers of Otago have received a Circular recommending Fruit Retailers to deal only with those Fruit Brokers who are not charging for cases. We beg to advise all our Clients, both Consignors and Buyers, that in justice to our Members, who are all Fruitgrowers, many of them being returned soldiers, wo charge for cases on a basis of 6d for bushel cases, 4d for half-bushel, and 2d for less than half-bushel, with the exception of six-pound cases or less, which are not charged for. These charges are paid to the Grower, and we buy the case back from the buyer and pay 4Jd for the bushel case and 3d for the half-bushel, which, in effect, means that the buyer only pays IJd for bushel and Id for the half-bushel case. To both Consignors and Buyers we give a fair deal, and will do our best to retain their confidence, and, while we appreciate any practical suggestions, we must be allowed the freedom to manage the business in the interests of those who consign their fruit to our Rooms for sale. The increase of our sales has warranted the opening of branches in North and South Dunedin, and clients can rely upon their requirements being supplied. THE CO-OPERATIVE FRUITGROWERS OF OTAGO, LTD. J. H. WAIGHTH, Manager.
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“ In the whole of my experience since I commenced work as a motor mechanic ill London in 1907,” said the Wellington chief traffic inspector (Mr L. S. Drake), in commenting upon some recent accidents, “ I have only known two genuine instances of accident caused through faulty steering gear. At the bottom of most of the accidents to-day is excessive speed. People used to driving an old vehicle doing from 20 to 30 miles an hour get into one of the new cars with greatly increased power, and almost before they knew where they arc they are doing 50 miles an hour, but it seems no more than 25 because of the superior riding qualities and smooth engine action of the new car.”
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