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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22744, 3 December 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS 3 MOKE NIGHTS ONLY. QCTAGON THEATRE 2.15 DAILY 8 p.m. AVIATION THRILLER! Death Flames in the Skies _ when the . . . Murder Beam Strikes. “AIR HAWKS ” RALPH BELLAMY WILEY POST. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMING FRIDAY, “ THE CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY ” Exciting Mystery—Can You Solve It? Also, “ LADY BY CHOICE ” Laughter and Tears —Romance and Fun—• in the Heart Thrill of the Year! (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL, J- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, At 8 p.m., THE DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY Prp?pri f c “ THE MESSIAH ” Hear Handel’s Immortal Masterpiece Sung by a Choir of 150 VOICES. Soloists: Madame Winnie Fraser, Miss Mary Pratt, Mr Ernest Drake, ' Mr Wilfred Kershaw. At the Piano; Mrs H. C. Campbell. At the Organ: Dr V. E. Galway. Conductor: Mr Alfred Walmsley. Popular Prices: 2s and Is. Box Plans Open Tomorrow at Begg’s and D.I.C. F. S. SALINGER, Hon. Sec. jP RAN CI S AND DAY'S NEW COMMUNITY SONGSTER. CONTAINING WORDS ONLY OF 125 Songs, Few of Contents: — “ Daisy Bell.” “A Broken Doll.” “Ask a P’liceman," “At Trinity Church I Met My Doom,” " Comrades.” “ I Love a Lassie.” “Two Lovely Black Eyes.” . "Little Dolly Daydream,” “ Let’s All Go Down the Strand." “Little Annie Rooney.” And 115 other Popular Old-timers. PRICE, 6d. Posted. 7d. Words Only. Words Only. Words Only. TERRY’S MUSIC STORES, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. MEETINGS OTAGO ANNUAL REGATTA GOMv/ MXTTEE. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Committee will be held in the Council Chambers, Port Chalmers, on THURSDAY, December 5, 1035, at 8 p.m. sharp. BUSINESS: Election of Officers and General. T. PORTER, Hon. Secretary. BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES jgOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. PARKING PLACES FOR VEHICLES, Pursuant to the provisions of Section 60 of “The Street Traffic By-law 1927," of the Borough of Port Chalmers, Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Port Chalmers Borough Council, at a Meeting Held on Monday, the 16th day of September, 1935, Passed a Resolution making a REGULATION determining the places where vehicles may be left unattended or attended within the periods set out in the following clauses: — DAY AND NIGHT PARKING. (a) Beach street on the east side from the Workmen’s Reading Room to the main gate of the small Dock. (b) Mount street on the north side from Chicks Hotel to the boundary of the Presbyterian Church. NIGHT AREA ONLY. (c) George street on the west side from the right-of-way leading to the School down to the Foresters' Hall. All vehicles arc to be parked at an angle to the kerb on each of the parking places described above. C. BLACKMAN. Town Clerk. Town Clerk’s Office. November 30. 1935. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS m H~E NEW' OBA N, 1 STEWART ISLAND. First-class Accommodation. One minute walk from Wharf, No hills to climb. Electric light, hot and cold water. Open all the year. Fine Bathing Beach at Front Door. GOOD TABLES. GOOD SERVICE. Mrs M. A. HANSEN, Proprietress. WHITE STAR PRIVATE HOTEL, Pembroke, Lake Wanaka, provides excellent table and every comiort and attention. Wanaka Motors, Ltd. (phone 11-433). ENSURE an enjoyable holiday by staying at “ TREVOSB,” Brighton; very comfortable homo ; courteous service : moderate tariff TIMARU RAILWAY PRIVATE HOTEL, opposite Station; weekly £1 15s, 7s per day.—Phone ,725. Excursionists catered for; meals, Is Cd. HAMPDEN —ideal place for a Holiday; book up at Pamilton’s Private Hotel; bandy to beach.—Phone 9R. Queenstown— Excellent private accommodation, lovely view ; central: 9s per day.—Mrs Clayton, P.O. Box 110, Queenstown. WARD'S PRIVATE HOTEL (minute from station) —Casuals 7s day, 30s week: Permanents 25s week.—Phone 39, Ranfuriy. CHRISTMAS AT TlMAßU—Caroline Bay, “ The Children’s Paradise,” For Accommodation write Official Accommodation Bureau. Hay’s Building, Tlmaru. ST. CLAIR, Dunedin—ALßEßT HOUSE provides excellent ACCOMMODATION, Christmas visitors; handy tram, beach; book early.—Phone 22-571; Pringle. COMB to “CLANPON GUEST HOUSE” now; big reduction in tariff until Xmas. 86 Grey street, Tlmaru. KARITANB —To Let, 4-roomed Furnished COTTAGE; 4 to 6 weeks Christmas; close to beach.—B9s, Times. WANTED, urgently, Central Otago, CRIB or Rooms; reasonable: fortnight Christmas.—B94, Times. WANTED, from December 20, three or four-roomed FURNISHED CRIB; Brighton or Warrington preferred.—Full par. tlculars to Box 45, Roxburgh. CENTRAL Otago Farm has VACANCIES, guests, Christmas-New Year; no children ; terms £2 week.—Address 955, Times Office. LADY, nice country home, would like MARRIED COUPLE or two ladles, as paying guests.—96o, Times. TO LET, St. Clair, close beach, 5-roomed FURNISHED HOUSE; 4 weeks from December 24.—Address 1283, Times. WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE, Brighton or Purakanui, for three weeks, from December 18.—Full particulars 973, Times Office. A DVERTISING 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.