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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23084, 9 January 1937, Page 17

UNDERTAKERS STRINGER AND MIDDLEMANS, Undertakers. Thames st., Oamaru, , Phone 1812. Night and Holiday Calls: J. W. Stringer, 17 Arun street (phone 1344); Alex. Wilson, 15 Nen street (phone 1336). FLORISTS Floral wreaths, bouquets, etc. WM. T. SINGS. FLORIST and SEEDSMAN, Thames street. Phone 1565, Private Phone 1859. PLANT Reliable Vegetable and Flower Seeds. AMUSEMENTS Drama Pulsating with primitive excitement. Romance surging the depths of ' " forest splendour. MAJESTIC, OAMARU TO-DAY 2.15 and TO-NIGHT. A great classic becomes one of the most excellent of screen productions. James Fenimore Cooper’s —- V « THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS.” With a fine United Artists cast, RANDOLPH SCOTT ‘ BINNIE BARNES Henry Wilcoxon Bruce Cabot (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No children under 12 admitted. QPERA HOUSE Prices: Stalls, Is. Circle, Is 6d. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Saturday • • • Monday. Bert WHEELER : Robt. WOOLSEY ’he hit-wit nobility in a nonsense ovblty of the big open spaces “SILLY BILLIES.” Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RICHARD DIX ; RICHARD DIX hth Margaret Callahan in an amazing ory of a criminal “Mouthpiece “SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR.” Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Managerial: Patrons are asked to Dte-;that the supporting programme ill commence at 7.30 p.m. CHILDREN UNDER 12 NOT ADMITTED. SUNDAY SERVICES c OLU MB A PRESBYTERIAN * ■ ■ church; r. W. LAWSON MARSH, M;A. 11 a.’m. and 6.30 p.m. ing the reconstruction of the Orhe services will be held in the ICH as usual. ' • ~ PAUL’S v PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. lOHN M. M'KENZIE, 8.A., LL..B. imi; “The Paradox of Responsl- " Duet. Mesdames Dixon and :t p.m., "Get Thee Behind Me,” Mrs Norman Glass. SLINE: 6.30 p.m., Mr E. J. SMITH. LUKE’S PARISH. [.G. Newborough, 2.30 Enfield, RUSSELL. G., 11 St. Luke s, 6,30 NewSev. BERNARD PLUMB, w 7, Rev. H. H. TRIPP. MA. roon 11, Ngapara 7: Mr o, A. H ODIST CHURCH. er: Rev. J. FRANCIS JACK. r Church, 11 W COM--6.30 p.m., Mr Hj’ M. PATRICK. INUI, 7 p.m.: Mr A. MILLER. :XAN SCIENCE SERVICE, ouglaa Social Credit Hall, DAY. JANUARY 10, 7 p.m. Subject: “ Sacrament.” LEGAL NOTICES •AMARU LAW SOCIETY. »gal Offices In Oamaru REOPEN ISDAY, JANUARY 14. SALES BY AUCTION CLEARING SALE. WINDSOR. SDAY, JANUARY 14.1937, At 1.30 p.m. lAL "MORTGAGE & JNCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. (Indin England), have received s from Mr Harold Harper iving up cropping, to sell by iction on the above date, all of b and Implements, as follows. HORSES. ■year-old Draught Mare (eligible for Stud Book) L-year-old Draught Mare (eligible for Stud Book) -year-old Draught Gelding (broken to chains) draught Geldings (all chain work IMPLEMENTS; Jer (good order), Duncan culjr, Ransome grubber, 3-fur-plough, R. and G. d.f. plough, se yoke, 5 pairs chains, farm and frame, 5-horse tree, cart, e and breedhing, 2 sets leading s 6 sets collars, hames and ers, horse clippers, 300 good ONEER’S NOTE.—As Mr as decided to go put of cropabove arc for absolute sale recommend the horses to inpurchaser as being all good 1 good workers. The implee also in good order. AL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., LTD., Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT QUEEN’S FLAT. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, Starting at 1.30 p.m. 'HE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY, COMPANY. LTD., in iHE nC NORTH h OTAGO FARMERS’' CO OPERATIVE, ASSOCIATION. [D. have received instructions from essrs Mansfield Bros, (who have purased a tractor) to hold a Clearing ile of Horses, Harness, Implements, ir.dries and Surplus Sheep. Particulars 1 4-year-old Mare 1 .7-year-old Mare 1 7-year-old Golding. 1 9-year-old Gelding 1 8-year-old Half-Draught Mare 1 9-year-old Mare (with foal at foot) 1 3-year-old Filly 1 Yearling Colt SHEEP. 140 Corriedale cross two-tooth Ewes „ _ 40 Romney cross two-tooth Ewes IMPLEMENTS. 1 Shaves Plough 1 Roller 1 International Cultivator 1 Farm Dray and Frame set Blocks and Chains 23, 4, 5-horse Trees, Swingle Trees and Chains, Horse Clipper, Chaff Sacks, Spade, Wool Press, Collars, Hames, Winkers, and Covers for six horses. The Auctioneers can recommend the •rses as good workers and just out of ird work.