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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23499, 13 May 1938, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS mi i gT. JAMBS THEATRE Proprietor: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. COMING TO-DAY. EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS’S lliili M “ NEW adventures OF TARZAN” mill niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , iiij;.; >i irrililiii!|lln ",iiiii|it (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SEE PAGE 13. Box Plans at D.1.C., Jacobs’s at 8. Theatre at 7. Phone 13-702. tjp H E MOST POPULAR SACRED SONG BOOK. “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.” “Ivory Palaces.” “Hear My Prayer," “ Prayer Perfect.” “O for the Wings of a Dove.” “Children’s Voices.” >y “ Old Rugged Cross.” "If With All Your Hearts." “He Wipes the Tear from Every Eye.“ “The Plane Tree” (Celebrated Largo). And 8 Other Popular Favourites. PRICE. 2s 6d. Post Free. GREAT VALUE! . ~ Send to TERRY’S MUSIC STORE, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. t a DANCING the HELEN ABRAHAM SCHOOL. 1 OF DANCING (Late Phyllis Bates). Studio: Cr. St. Andrew and King streets. * Tel. 18-174 Private Lessons by Appointment. UNIVERSITY CLASS, EVERY FRIDAY, 8 to 10 p.rn TAPANUI, and all surrounding dis-; tricts. —Don’t miss tuning in to Station ; 4ZB, Dunedin. To-morrow at 1.15 p.m.

Standing in swirling flood waters which reached above their knees, a, Pipiroa resident and his wife spent part of one night last week in a rcwin holding down a wooden bed on which were their four small children, the youngest a baby six months old. They were Mr and Mrs G, R. McQuoid. two of many Hauraki Plains settlers, whose homes havs been invaded by the worst floods in the history of the district. The furniture was washing about in turbulent silt-laden water. The baby was rescued from its low cot a foot above 7 the floor, and all the children were placed upon the wooden bed. Portable objects were put on tables. Three feet of water was inside the house by 11 cV-oiock.