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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23930, 4 October 1939, Page 9

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AMUSEMENTS WALLACE HALL, TRAINING COLLEGE. LOGAN PARK. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER 4, 8.10 o'clock. "THE REBEL MAID." "THE REBEL MAID." "THE REBEL MAID." "THE REBEL MAID." By TRAINING COLLEGE CHORAL 1 SOCIETY. Conductor: Mr Geo. E. Wilkinson. Assisting Artists: Miss D. Drake and Mr R. J. Laurenson. Cars leave Exchange 7.22 p.m. and 7.52 p.m. Sis, Is. 2s, Is. 2s, Is. Reserves at BEGG'S, 3d. J? BA. HALL, MORAY PLACE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 8 p.m. THE CECILIA CHOIE Conductor: Miss MEDA PAINE. ANNUAL RECITAL. Pergolesi's Stabat Mater. . Part-songs and Solos. Admission by Programme, Is. Booking Fee 6d. Plan at Begg's. JIGS, SONDS AND DANCES. Arranged for Pianoforte, Violin, and Piano Accordion. SONGS. "Dear Little Shamrock." "Londonderry Air." "Rose of Tralee." "Irish Emigrant." "The Snowy-breasted Pearl." "Oft in the Stillv Night." " Terence's Farewell." Also, 34 Jigs and Dances. PRICE, Is 3d. POSTED, Is 4d. ONE OF OUR BARGAIN SERIES. TERRY'S MUSIC STORES, 145 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. ST. PETER'S BAZAAR, Cargill road. October 5, 6 and 7. Entertainments evenings. Admission, 6d; afternoons free. ItUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS SECURITY FIRST. Safeguard Your Property through the ~ A'LL'IA N- C B ASSURANCE CO.) LTD. Security, Service and Satisfaction. Assets exceed £30,000,000. W. W. CALLENDER, Manager for Otago. 18 Bond street. JJBW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY M LTD. I Assets Exceed £3,000,000.' TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS (By Act of Parliament). ' WORLD-WIDE FACILITIES. FIRE. MARINE, ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAR (Special Policy). Otago Branch Office: Corner RATTRAY and CRAWFORD STREETS, DUNEDIN, > A. M. CAMERON :: Manager. Oamaru Office: Thames street. JAMES B. GRAVE. Chief Agent. . i. —t, ,-..■•• g 0U T H BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. A New Zealand Company Authorised to Transact Fire, Marine and General Accident Insurance Business. Fire Personal Accident Crops and Stacks Fidelity Guarantee Marine Plate Glass Motor Car Public Risk Consequential Employers' Loss Liability Office: 3 Liverpool street, Dunedin. Telephone 10-145 (2 lines). J. W. NORRIE. Manager. lAIN * FORWARDING CO.. LTD. A. V. GAIN. J. W. JOWSEY. Directors. Customs, Shipping and Costing Experts. Furniture Removers and Packers, and General Carriers. Excellent Storage Space. ' 327 CUMBERLAND STREET. Dunedin. / [I'ALLPAPERS at prices unequalled; t» glorious designs and colourings. Buy at Wrens, save money. DREAVERS— Smart and pretty Dirndl Frocks, short sleeves, good fast washing colours, in multi-coloured floral and stripe designs. All sizes, S.S.W. to X. 0.5., 9s Hid, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 19s 6d. iREA VERS—New spring millinery. J Straws and Felts in all the latest shapes and colours: 9s lid to 355. DREAVERS— Special purchase! Taffeta Hats, in wide brim, halo, and tarn shapes; 8s lid to 12s 6d. \ p|REAVERS—Strong maternity Corsets. J back and side lacings; 27in to 34in; DREAVERS— Locknit Bloomers, in lovely pastel shades; all sizes; 2s 6d. Matching Vests, fitted shoulders, 2s 6d. D REAVERS—Silk and Georgette Scarves A large assortment of new colours: 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid, 7s lid. kREAVERS —Costume Vests, crepe de ) chine and georgette; 7s lid, 12s 6d, striped Silk Vests, 6s lid, 7s lid. D REAVERS—New spotted Silk Crepes, black, navy, lido, bottle, red, brown, clover; 36in; is lid yard. YRE AVERS—Tartan Silks, for frocks, ) scarves, trimmings, ,etc; 36in, 3s lid yard.—Dreavers, Ltd., George street. YREAVERS—NoveIty Paisley Silks, all ) the latest colours; 36in, 3s 6d yard.--Dreavers, Ltd., George street. YREAVERS—Latest striped Silks, in ) clever modernistic designs; 36in wide; 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d yard. YREAVERS Beauty Salon has just rejJ" ceived stocks of " Vita-thermic Reconditioning Cream," for correcting hair damaged by strong bleaches, faulty perms, hot curling irons, or hair dry and brittle from any cause. mHE Perfect PAINT for local conditions X is the guaranteed Perfecto Paint; 21s at WREN'S

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