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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23114, 13 February 1937, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS CHILDREN'S MATINEE TO-DAY. Betty Boop and Colour Cartoons, Charlie Chase Comedy, Pete Smith Oddity, Novelties, Etc. A MODERN AIR THRILLER, " 13 HOURS BY AIR." TIT A VP A TP Nightly at 7.30. M.AYI<AIK I Phone 22-573. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT - TO-NIGHT - TO-NIGHT 7.15 I MAYFAIR SPECIAL 7.15 I For Early Patrons. | To be followed by this Modern Air Thriller, "13 HOURS BY AIR' Starring Fred Joan MacMURRAY BENNETT " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's TRIPLE STAR FEATURE, 8.50 [ "WIFE v. SECRETARY". CLARK GABLE, The Husband. JEAN HARLOW, The Secretary. MYRNA LOY, The Wife. The Perfect Screen Triangle. (Recommended by Censor For Adults.) Reserves at Theatre Sweet Shop, or Phone Theatre. Phoned Bookings WILL NOT be held later than 7.30 p.m.

CONDUCTED TOUR OF SCOTLAND, ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT (Under the auspices of the Council of Dunedin Scottish Societies.) NOTE A FEW OF THE PLACES TO BE VISITED AND HOTELS. Place Hotel. Place. Hotel. London—lmperial Hotel. Ayr—Dalblair Hotel. Edinburgh—Royal British Hotel. Dumfries—County Hotel. Aberdeen—Palace Hotel. Winderrnere-Riggs Hotel. Pitlochry—Fisher's Hotel. Stratford-on-Avon—White Swan Inverness—Caledonian Hotel. Hotel. Thurso—Royal Hotel. Penzance—Queen s Hotel. Strathpeffer—Bey Wyvis Hotel. Bournemouth—Metropole Hotel. Oban-Station Hotel. Interlaken-Beau Rivage Hotel. Campbeltown—Royal Hotel. Geneva—Hotel Regma. Stirling—Golden Lion Hotel. Nice—Hotel Louvre. Glasgow—Adelphi Hotel. 11 Paris—Hotel St. Anne. Leave New Zealand R.M.S. REMUERA May 24 next for London, via Panama. Tour concludes London, August 28. Members of party may extend their stay overseas and return by alternative routes. TOTAL INCLUSIVE CHARGE—£23O to £255. Complete itinerary and full particulars lrom THOg RITCHIE P.O. Box 691, Dunedin. Telephone: 10-097, 20-507. SPORTING 3E ONE OF THE RECORD CROWD ATTENDING THE DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S CUP MEETING AT WINGATUI CONCLUDING DAY TO-DAY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 FIRST RACE, 12.45 p.m. LAST RACE, 5.11 p.m. ADMISSION CHARGES: Lawn 6s, Ladies 2s 6d, Outside Is 6d. , Tickets obtainable at Railway Station. Jacobs's (Tobacconist), and atsClub'» Office, Train travellers are advised to obtain tickets at Railway Station to avoid congestion at the gates. Trains: ' To-day—lo.ls, 11.22, 11.35, 11.50, 12.5, 12.15, 12.45, 12.55, 1.21, 1.50. FARE, Is 6d RETURN. Buses leave Cargill's Monument from about 11.20 a.m. Fare, 2s 6d Return. L. G. HILL, Secretary. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS AT " BEGG'S," THE HOME OF MUSIC FOR OVER 75 YEARS. UPRIGHT PIANOS: OSBORNE. HOWARD. KEMBLE. SQUIRE. HOPKINSON. KIRKMAN. ROGERS. WELMAR. ALLISON. New Pianos from £SB. GRAND PIANOS: CHAPPELL. COLLARD & COLLARD. BLUTHNER. BECHSTEIN. HOPKINSON. ROGERS. SQUIRE. ALLISON. KEMBLE. Baby Grands from £l2O. YOUR OLD PIANO TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT FOR A NEW PIANO. EASIEST OF TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOUR, POCKET. 10-YEAR GUARANTEE WITH EACH PIANO. CALL AT B E G G S', PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. MOTOR SERVICES JJARRINGTON POINT BEACH Buses leave Queen's Gardens: Saturday: 2 p.m. Return leaving 4.10 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m., 2.15 p.m Return leaving 4.10 p.m. and 6.10 p.m. Swimming and sun-bathing. Sea trips to Otago Heads in s.s. Tarewai and Launch Elsie Evans. Soft Drinks, Ice Cream Hot Water, Fruit and Sweets on Sale. And SAMMY, THE SEA LION. Return Fare: 3s. PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD.

fy[EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PARLOUR BUS TOURS TO THE FAMOUS MILFORD SOUND ROAD FOUR GLORIOUS DAYS AMIDST NEW ZEALAND'S FINEST SCENERY FOR £5 (INCLUDING ACCOMMODATION AT TE ANAU HOTEL). BUS LEAVES DUNEDIN EACH FRIDAY. Up to APRIL 23. 1937. For further information and Bookings, telephone Railway Road Motor Services Office, 14-20 Stafford street, Dunedin. Telephones 12-781 and 12-741. A DVERTISING is accepted as a nccesJ\ sary 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.