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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22831, 16 March 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS OCTAGON THEATRE 2 TO-DAY 8 P.M. PACKED HOUSES PACKED HOUSES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PROVE CONCLUSIVELY THAT DUNEDIN CITIZENS APPRECIATE THE EFFORTS OF DR A. L. LEWIS AND CAST Of “ PEAK LAP’S SON? ” “ PHAR LAP’S SON? ” “ PHAR LAP’S SON? ” “PHAR LAP’S SON?” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.! This Fast-moving, Hilarious Comedy was Enthusiastically Applauded Throughout its Entire 7000 Feet. 50 NEW ZEALANDERS IN CAST—SO, Bookings Already Made to Thursday. . Hurry—H u rry —H u r ry—Hu rry! ONE WEEK ONLY. Ring Theatre 13-091 Only. gT. PATRICK’S CONCERT TUESDAY, CONCERT CHAMBER ALWAYS PACKED. BOOK AT D.I.C. . ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS QHEAP HOLIDAY—AND GOOD. Why travel further afield and spend more money? Timaru is the ideal holiday resort, and Beverley House ollera the best accommodation, at reasonable rates. Free garaging, Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG, Proprietors. Hotel stonehuhst. AUCKLAND. " The only UNLICENSED Hotel de Luxe.' Manageress ; Mrs E. Churton j 100 rooms : inclusive tariff from 10s per day. Telegraphic address: " Stonehurst." CJPEND an enjoyable HOLIDAY at HampIO den by staying at Famllton's Private Hotel; comfortable home.—Phone 9R. WHITE STAR PRIVATE HOTEL, Pembroke, Lake Wanaka, provides excellent table and every comfort and attention. Wanaka Motors, Ltd. (phone 11-433). ENSURE an enjoyable holiday by staying at “ TREVOSE.” Brighton ; very comfortable home; courteous service: moderate tariff. “C < REBNVALE HOUSE," Stewart Island, has ACCOMMODATION for guests over the Easter period. YW.C.A. HOSTEL, Timaru: Comfortable • Board ; 30s week; Cs day; children reduced rates. WANTED, FULL BOARD, for two adults and boy (six years) ; Easter, from April 9 to 13; north line; Hampden preferred. —State terms and full particulars to 834, Times. OLFE’S WAX polishes linoleum and ' woodwork bright and clean as a new pin.

An interesting fact was related by Dr A. Ernst, a South African member of the touring party of farmers who visited Massey College the other day, when he told a Manawatu Evening Standard reporter that garden peas have to be sown from freshly imported seed every year in the Union, and all the seed comes from New Zealand. Seed from the Dominion was stipulated, because "of the large and full pods the plants produced, but if the seed of the first sowing was saved and planted the next year the pods were not only poorly tilled, but were also smaller. Dr Ernest explained that part of his farming operations (ay in 'growing green peas in the winter for sale in Johannesburg. Advertising pays its way, often many times over. It will permit lower prices through increased volume. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer.