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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23362, 30 November 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS Final Screenings To-day of "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And "LADIES IN LOVE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EVENING SESSIONS COMMENCE 7.30. AFTERNOON SESSIONS 1.45. n ,! ! THE GRAND J Stalls 1/-13-013 i *■ • rimU 1/fl : Circle 1/8 Direction of Amalgamated Theatres. WEDNESDAY NEXT 2.15 DAILY 8 p.m. " THE MOST HILARIOUS SCREEN COMEDY IN WHICH JOE E. BROWN HAS EVER APPEARED." -Smith's Weekly. JOE- E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN EDGAR KENNEDY |||| MARION MARSH 111 ] FRED KEATING III! " WHEN'S YOUR BIRTHDAY " Approved for Universal Exhibition. Joe E. Brown has-never been funnier; in fact, he has never reached the heights of comedy interpretation that he does in this picture. || THE WORLD'S GREATEST ASS-STROLOGER! YOUR PAST\ YOUR PRESENT, YOUR FUTURE, ALL ROLLED INTO ONE BIG LAUGH. I IN ADDITION I The Gayest Rough-and-Tumble comedy-romance you've ever " seen. GLORIA STUART, MICHAEL WHALEN, " THE LADY ESCAPES " I (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVATIONS ARE ALREADY VERY HEAVY-BOOK NOW AT BEGG'S. EDUCATIONAL RE YOU ON THE MARK? Scores of ambitious Hemingway's students throughout New Zealand are alreadv on the job with their Accountancy studies. They are the men whose success is assured on Examination day. More time for thorough preparation will give them a great advantage over those who delay commencing their studies. FREE ACCOUNTANCY TUITION till the end of the' year is available to those keen young students who enrol with Hemingway's immediately. Why not be one of them? Why not make success doubly sure? Write to-day for Free Book—" Accountancy." HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. ROSSBOTHAM'S, Stock Exchange—lndividual Tuition—Shorthand, Touchtypewriting (installed ten years), and Book-keeping; highest passes Government examination, 1936. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS COMING TO SEASIDE? Then GREENCLIFFS GUEST HOUSE. ST CLAIR, is just the Hotel you are looking for. Under new management. The service is of the best. Tariff reasonable and right at the beach. Phone 23-641. ►Airway private hotel, timaru. Overlooking Caroline Bay and Harbour. Now under new management. Xmas Accommodation available. Concessions to Automobile Association members. - Prop.: Mr and Mrs J. E. HOME. rnREVOSE GUEST HOUSE, Brighton, . provides very comfortable accommodation; generous catering; airy rooms; vacancies now. rpiMAßU—Amaroo, 41 Wai-iti road ■. VACANCIES from now till Dec. 24 and from Jan. 1; Tea, Bed, and Breakfast, £2 2s per week. 'AMPDEN—The place to spend your L holidays; try Familton's Private Hotel. Phone 9R. rpiMARU: Christmas Holidays; Furnished . . Houses still available. —Inquire Wentworth Auction Mart, Timaru. HAMPDEN— To LET, two-roomed CRIB, 5 minutes beach; comfortably furnished; 30s week.—Address 535, Times Office. V'AKA POINT: To Let, from January 7, A 5-roomed Furnished COTTAGE.—Address No. 443, Times Office. TO LET, furnished, for 1 month, Christmas, FLAT; Heriot row; suitable 2 people.—Apply Telephone 13-619. HtTANTED, by three adults, fortnight, W Christmas, CRIB or House; easy motoring distance from Dunedln.—49o, Times. WANTED, comfortable CRIB, all conveniences; Warrington or Karitane; first week in January for three weeks.— 521, Times. rpo LET, for Christmas holidays, FurX nished HOUSE; three bedrooms; Palmerston.—Address 541, Times. rpo LET, Furnished HOUSE at Warrington; from December 17 till February I.—For particulars apply 581, Times. JEASIDE HOUSE, Doctors' Point, WaiO tati, available December-January letting; furnished, e.l.—Phone 12-276 for details. 'OLIDAY ACCOMMODATION; large L room; single beds; bed and breakfast, 22s 6d weekly; central.—s6o, Times. iTANTED, CRIB; north line; for week it or 10 days from Christmas Eve; accommodate four. —All particulars 585, Times. WANTED, ACCOMMODATION; two i f ladies; Christmas holidays; near beach or river; North Otago, Canterbury. Terms, 557, Times. A very interesting record of past events in the Wellington province (says the Wanganui Chronicle) is contained in a bound volume of the Government's Provincial Gazette of 1861, which has been preserved by Mr F. H. Jones. Makirikiri. It is printed on blue paper, and is properly indexed. The collection of Customs revenue is interesting. Mr Charles Sharp was the collector at Wanganui in the year in question, and in a return for March, 1861, it is shown that he collected £6Bl 16s 9d. The expenses of running the office were deducted from that amount —salaries. £34 8s 4d, rent of office for one quarter £ll ss, incidentals £2 4s Bd. The balance (£570 18s 9d) was remitted to the collector at Wellington.