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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23542, 4 July 1938, Page 12

UNDERTAKERS CJTRINGER AND MIDDLEMAS-S. O Undertakers, Thames st., Oamaru. 17 Arun street (Phone 1344): Alex. Wilson, 15 Nen street (Phone 1336). Night and Holiday Calls: J, W, Stringer, Phone 1812. FLORISTS Floral wreaths, bouquets etc. WM. T. SINGS. FLORIST and SEEDSMAN. Thames street Phone 1565. Private Phone 1859. PLANT Reliable Vegetable and Rower Seeds. AMUSEMENTS 90 Minutes of hysterical fun as two gay spooks teach timid Mr Topper the Whoopee of Life. Interpreted by 6 gay artists: Cary Grant Roland Young Billie Burke Constance Bennett Alan Mowbray and Eugene Pallette. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. Programme commences at 7.45. Q-P-E-R-A H-O-U-S-E Finally To-night, 7.30 p.m. A REAL RIOT In ENTERTAINMENT DE LUXE : : : : Saturday’s packed theatre acclaimed him as a great artist . . . DON’T MISS your LAST opportunity of seeing and hearing :::::: JACK CARTER, JACK CARTER, “The Yodelling Cowboy” ... IN PIJRSON. And on the screen : : : : : JOE E. BROWN In “WIDE OPEN FACES” And SMITH BALLEW In Harold Bell Wright’s “Western Gold.” (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Coming—Tuesday—Wednesday 7.45 p.m. PAUL ROBESON Henry Wilcoxon Wallace Ford In - - “ JERICHO ”• (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DANCING COMBINED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES V (9 LODGES). POPULAR PUBLIC DANCE In SCOTTISH HALL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), JULY 4. Grand March in Regalia 9 o’clock. Rae’s Gaiety Orchestra. Novelties. Prizes. Be Sure to See This Spectacular Event. Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 2s 6d. DUNTROON HALL—Druids’ Dance, Saturday, July 9. Mitchell's Music. Admission: Gentlemen, 2s; Ladles Is and a basket. PAPAKAIO Bachelors and Spinsters’ Annual BALL, Wednesday, July u; set supper; Rae’s Orchestra. DEBATE JNTER-HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE, SOUTHLAND v. WAITAKI. A PUBLIC DEBATE will be held in St. Luke’s Hall TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, at 7.30, when Southland High School will move: “That the Press of the British Empire has abused its Freedom.” Waitaki High School will oppose. Judge: Mr ANDREW HAMILTON. Chairman: Mr B. B. WALTON. ADMISSION FREE TO ALL. LECTURES RATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. LECTURE BY DR E. S. STUBBS. (Auspices of Oamaru W.E.A.) Comments by Tutor, Mr J, A. BRAILSFORD. ST. LUKE’S HALL, TO-NIGHT, At 8 o’clock, ALL WELCOME. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL ANNUAL MATCHES. SOUTHLAND B.H.S. v. WAITAKI 8.H.5., SHOW GROUNDS, OAMARU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8. Second XV’s 1.15 p.m. First XV’s 2,45 p.m. Admission, Is; Grand Stand, 6d. MEETINGS VIEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. THE OAMARU WOMEN’S BRANCH will hold its usual MONTHLY MEETING in the LITTLE THEATRE (Peter Pan), Itchen street, Oamaru, TONIGHT (MONDAY), July 4, 1938, at 8 o’clock. Dr E. E. BUTLER will deliver an address on the medical man’s views on the practical application of the proposed free medical service. Men also will be welcome to the Meeting. PAPAKAIO PLOUGHING MATCH. Meeting of Committee, Friday, July •, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ASK for LILYWHITE FLOUR: used bv all thrifty housewives; known torn Auckland to the Bluff. MOTOR CARS, MOTOR CYCLES, AND ACCESSORIES jP O R SAL NEW MODEL JAMES MOTOR CYCLE. Done Less than 1000 Miles. (Cost £52 10s.) £3B. E, GILLIES’S GARAGE, THAMES STREET. OAMARU. 1348. Phones 1347 USED CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE, Chevrolet CAR, 1936, 14,000, one owner: £250. No reasonable cash ocer refused.—Car, Box 479, Oamaru. Advertising point) out the merits of a product and Impresses the buyer with Ita desirability.