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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23213, 10 June 1937, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS HUNDREDS COULDN'T GAIN ADMITTANCE YESTERDAY BOOK EARLY. To cope with the huge crowds we | are holding sessions to-day as follows: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m., I KM PIIATICALLY—YES! THE FUNNIEST PICTURE IN DUNEDIN DURING SHOW WEEK. Yesterday one young lady actually went into Hysterics. PREPARE FOR THE BIGGEST LAUGH OF A LIFETIME. Direction of . Amalgamated Hit, Theatres. Ltd. THE GRAND (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE CUCKOOS IN DARKEST EGYPT. A pair of Shrinking Violets in the Valley of the Nile. BERT ROBT. WHEELER AND WOOLSEY WHEELER AND WOOLSEY WHEELER AND WOOLSEY They feared the perils of Pharaoh's Tomb, but they wouldn't let the Harem Scarem, " MUMMY'S BOYS " " MUMMY'S BOYS" EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. " COLOURED CARTOON." TWO COMEDIES. SPORTS SPECIAL. NEWS REELS, AND noPPICIAL CORONATION FILM. I Plans at Begg's till 4.45, then Theatre. Phone 13-013.

SPORTING BE ONE OF THE RECORD CROWD ATTENDING THE DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING AT WINGATUI TO-DAY (THURSDAY) AND SATURDAY, JUNE 10 AND 12 FIRST RACE 11.30 A.M. LAST RACE 3.56 P.M. ADMISSION CHARGES: Lawn, 6s; Ladies, 2s 6d; Outside, Is 6d. Tickets obtainable at Railway Station. Jacobs's, Tobacconist: and at Club's Office. Train travellers are advised to obtain tickets at Railway to avoid congestion at the gates. Trains at frequent intervals from 10.15 a.m. Fare, Is 6d return. Buses leave Cargill's Monument from about 10.20 a.m. Fare, 2s 6d return. L. G. HILL, Secretary. QTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY'S WINTER SHOW AGRICULTURAL HALL BUILDINGS, CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN, TO-DAY. 9 A.M.—JUDGING BAKERS' BREAD SECTION. 10 A.M.—WINTER SHOW OPEN TO PUBLIC. 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M.—SCHOOL CHILDREN, ACCOMPANIED BY TEACHERS, ADMITTED FREE. 11.30 A.M.—DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S RACES, WINGATUI. 2 P.M.—ANNUAL MEETING OTAGO FARM COMPETITION ASSOCIATION. THE HON. LEE-MARTIN WILL BE V ISITING THE SHOW THIS EVENING. SEE THE NEW i-riOTOGKAPHY SECTION. MANY SPECIAL FEATURES. SEE THE AMAZING DISPLAY OF FOOT NEEDLEWORK BY MISS BETTY STEEL. DISPLAY OF WORKING MODELS BY OTAGO MODEL ENGINEERING SOCIETY. SIDE-SHOW ALLEY AT FULL STRENGTH. COMPETITIONS in Wool Classing, Butter and Cheese Grading. And 85 MANUFACTURERS' STALLS, exnibittng the latest in Agricultural Machinery, Motor Cars, Radios, etc., etc. And 20 SIDESHOW NOVELTY EXHIBITS. R. D. STEWART, Secretary. WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLINL

SPECIAL snow 5f AI N T T 0 W X SAMMY STRW SAMMY STKTN SAMMY STEIN JACK SPET LMAN. JACK SPETJ.MAN. JACK SPELLMAN. PRECEDED BY FOUR AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. BOX PLAN Now Open at D.I.C. Booking Office. OTAGO WRESTLING ASSOCIATION ONCP.). J. J. HALL. Secretary. MOTOR SERVICES "DOWN THE BAY." SPECIAL SHOW WEEK TOURS BUSES LEAVE QUEEN'S GARDENS DAILY FORLOW ROAD: Macnndrcw Bay 'every hour) Broad Bay. 10 miles Portobello, 12 miles HIGH ROAD: Larnach Castle. 2 p.m. .. Highcliir Cafe. 2 p.m. .. Single Fares. 0/9 ) Concession 1 /- ) 1/2 ) Tickets. Ring 22-451 and Reserve Your Seats. 2NI.VHULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD

TOBBS' BRIGHTON MOTORS. A . LTD. ROYAL MAIL. Leaves Queen's Gardens Daily for Brighton only 9.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 5.10 p.m. Sundays—lo a.m. Late Cars —Wed., Fri., Sat:, M p.m. Mid-day Trips, Sat., 12.30 p.m. Taleri Mouth—Mon., Wed., Fri.. 9.30 a.m. Re Buses Ring 11-153. The fifth attempt by a German expedition to climb NanKa Parbat, the 2(3.650ft peak in the western Himalayas, will be made this summer by a parly under the leadership of HenKarl Wien. professor of geography in Munich University. The other climbers are Herr Peter Muellritter, who will be responsible for films of the attempt: Herr Adolf Gocttner. of Munich; Dr Hans Hartmann. of Berlin: and Dr Guenther Hepp, of Munich, who will be the medical expert. All have taken part in previous expeditions to the Himalayas. Four others with mountaineering experience' in other parts of the world —Professor C. Troll, of Berlin University: Dr Ulrich Luft, Herr Martin Preffer. and HenBert Frankhaeuser—will complete the party. Two parties from the Ist Battalion the East Surrey Regiment are to make expeditions in the Himalayas this summer. The first, with Lieutenant E. G. A. Lett in charge, after leaving Ranikhet in the Kumaon district (United Provinces) is to spend two months exploring little-known valleys near the Nepalese border. The second, with Corporal R. Ridley in charge, is to explore in the neighbourhood of the great peaks of Nandn Devi and Kamct.