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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24685, 14 August 1941, Page 11

M-A-J-E-S-T-I-C To-night . ... and • . Friday. Somerset Maugham’s bright Comedy, “ Too Many Husbands ” “ Too Many Husbands ” One husband returned from the grave, -but- proved he was no ghost. One husband returned from the office to discover he was no husband. Jean ARTHUR . . . Melvyn DOUGLAS Fred~MacMURR AY . . .. Wesley RUGGLES (Recommended. by Censor for Adults.)

Male* Milking E*»y With .. BAIN’S UDDER CREAM It Is the best remedy for sore and cracked teats, hard quarter, \ barb wire cnts, etc. Prevents and cures Mammitis. Obtainable only at DAVID S. BAIN ‘Chemist, Thames Street, Oamaru. OPERA HOUSE Finally . . To-night. “LADIES MUST LIVE” Laughs, Rhythm and Romance Together with An uproarious German Spy Story, “SPY POR A DAY” (Both for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES m MihK ING MACH IN E S WEST '’ADDITION' TO THE HECO MODERN MILKER* IS THE MONO-MILKER ESPECIALLY DESIGNED TO SUIfTHE SMALL FARMER MILKING UP TO -10 COWS. PRICE; £4B 10s COMPLETE. RING US FOR A DEMONSTRATION. Larger Plants available in both Bucket and Releaser Typea, Old Plants can be Modernised by Fitting HECO PNEUMATIC PULSATORS GIVING 60-40 PULSATION. LOCAL AGENT. G. T. G I Ij L I E S, CONSULTING AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, O A M A R U, 1346 PHONES 1347 AMUSEMENTS 0 AMARU RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION. SOCIAL TO REINFORCEMENTS. Members of the Oamaru Returned Soldiers’ Association are advised that a COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL will be tendered to members of REINFORCEMENTS on Leave. The Social will be held in the LYRIC HALL. Itchen street, on SATURDAY, 16th inst. 7 at 8 p.m. A. C. PIPER, Secretary. All members of the Reinforcements, irrespective of where they livg or where they enlisted, are most cordially invited to be present. D U N T R O O WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL To N. Privates D. Peterson. R. Hutton, W. Milne, G. Nyberg. J Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies Is 6d. w EST O N HALL. Complimentary Social to Privates B. Campbell, R. McNaughton, J. Warrington. W. McLean and R. Park, TUESDAY, August 19, at 8 p.m. Gentlemen 2s, Ladies Is 6d, Children 6d. IT7INDSOR.—SociaI to Privates McNally, ■▼▼'■’'lKttejr’hnd Glinnef*'Johnson, Saturday. 16th. Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies Is 6d, SWldren «d;~ . A THLETIC Football Club—Presentat\ tlon members on leave. Foresters’ flail, Saturday. 16th, 8 p.m. rOTARA Hall.— Complimentary Social to Private D. Martin, Wednesday, ugust 20; 2s 6cf, Is 6d. DANCING fV AMARU’S BRIGHTEST AND BEST U MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE. Controlled by NO. Scottish Society. SCOTTISH HALL. SATURDAY NIGHT. Ituslc by Doug. Kedzlie’s Melody-makers’ Dance Band—Oamaru’s leading band. Excellent floor, dainty supper. Admission,. 2s and Is 6d. WANTED TO BUY BACON Pigs in any quantity; highest market prices; let us collect your pigs.—Fraser’s Bacon Factory. VI7ANTED. young Store Cattle, any m age; also young Store Cows.—Sellers please communicate with Bruce Christie and Cc. FOB sale J*OR Sale, pair ladies’ Jodpurs; new; * good quality.—" Reasonable,” Box 16, Oamaru. IQR Sale, baker’s Carts, Harness, heavy . spring-cart Horse.—J. Maxwell, 49 eed street. UNDERTAKERS Stringer & wilson. Undertakers, Thames street, Oamaru. Phone 1812, Night and holiday calls: J. W. Stringer, 17 Arun street (phone 1344); Alex. Wilson, 14 Nen street (phone 1336). FLORISTS IJLORAL WREATHS. BOUQUETS. ETC. 1 WM. T. SINGS. Two Outstanding VEGETABLES for 1941; TURNIP, PURPLE GLOBE, BEETROOT. KITCHENER BARRELSHAPED. Posted, Is 3d. PARADES COMPANY. NORTHERN BATTALION. HOME GUARD .-Half-day PARADE will be held at Duntroon on SATURDAY, August 16. at 2 p.m. Otekaike members leave 1.30 p.m. All members who have enrolled please attend, add those holding Impressed rifles must bring rifle. ACCOMMODATION BRANSON’S Hotel, Dunedin. C.T. and W.A. House, advise Reduction in Tariff to i2s per day; £3 10s weekly. PROPERTIES FOR SALE F R E, A CHEAP PROPERTY AT KAKANUI. Immediate Possession. On Riverside, ideally situated for TEAROOM. 7-roomed DWELLING, electric light and range and all other conveniences. 1 ACRE FREEHOLD. PRICE, £375. J. D. FAMILTON & SONS. LTD., 70 Thames street, Oamaru. £»QAA—HOUSE and two Stone Shops; 3uOUU all let to good tenants; returning 10 per cent, net on purchase money; inquire early about this. FOX AND KIRKNESS. Phone 1585. Thames street. OA ACRES , Freehold: six-roomed &\3 House: all conveniences; 1250 fowls, incubators, brooders, etc.. 5 cows, 1 horse, all implements: two miles from Oamaru; £IBOO as a going concern. TATTERSALL’S EXCHANGE, Oamaru. SALES BY AUCTION On the Premises, 5 Reed street. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. At 1.30 p.m. Mulligan & forb eis. instructed ’by the Executor In the Estate of the late Mr C. H. Kent, will sell bv Public Auction; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. as under: , t , Chesterfield in moquette. oak bookcase, oak occ. tables, oak piano stool, organ (Mason and Hamlin), oak dining table, 4 h b oak chairs, oak fruit stand, seagrass chairs Brussels carpet, oak bedroom suite, oak wardrobe, oak duchesse, oak cabinet, twin oak beds, moving chair, lino., curtains. kitchen table and chairs, and sundries; 1 gentleman’s bicycle (Humber, 3sneed). removable sunporch frame complete, gas griller, crockery and household sundries.