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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24716, 19 September 1941, Page 9

Matinee To-day at 1.45. Matinee To-day at 1.45. Concluding In time for buses. M-A-J-E -S- T-1 - C Finally .... To-night. A delightfully amusing comedy-drama “I Want a Divorce” ’ “ I Want a Divorce ” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Joan BLONDELL . . . Dick POWELL With “ March of Time ” (“ The Gateway of Panama ”), both sessions. OPERA HOUSE Finally .... To-night. Jack London’s adventure story: “ The Sign of the Wolf ” Together with: “ Roar of the Press ” (Both for Universal Exhibition.) At Matinee To-morrow. “ Hopalong Cassidy,” Bill Boyd, In “ Pirates on Horseback ” Together with a travelling "PUNCH AND JUDY” show. Serial and other “ shorts.” Give the children a treat and send them to this Matinee.

MOTOR REQUISITES JUST LANDED: .STOCKS OF TYRES IN THE FOLLOWING POPULAR SIZES: 4.75 x 16 5.25 x 16 5.50 X 16 5.75 x 16 6.00 xlWSifeif 6.25 x 16 4.50 x 17 4.75 -x 17 5.00 x 17 5.25/5.50 x 17 6.00 x ip 4.00 x T 9 4.50 x 19 4.75 x 5.00 x 19 5.00 X 24 (33 x 4J) 5.25/5.50 x 19 30 X 3i 4.50 x 20 32 x 4 - SO -x 5 . 4.50 x 21 • 32 x 6 . 4.75/5.00 x 21 6.50 x 20 5.25 X 21 7.00 x 20 " :i -• ALSO, COMPREHENSIVE STOCKS OF RETREADS. G. T/ GILLIES, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. ■ ; 1346 PHONES 1347

TjiOß SaW-throe—modern Light-weight X h .<jarav*ns:''- , i6jn.'wheels': three and £o<af : £9o.—Tattersall’s Exchange. ; ■<. , AMUSEMENTS 'VTGAPAHA Hall.—Kitchen evening will be tendered to Miss Margaret Newlands on Monday, September 22. Gentlemen, 2s. DANCING FINISH Saturday off the right way. Go "db'the Scottish Society’s Public Dance. Admission.-2s and Is 6d. BE in -the crowd that goes to Scottish Dance ■ each Saturday night. Good time assured lor one and all. T)ROMPTLY at 8 p.m. Dancing starts at 1 Scottish. Hall. Music by Kedzlle’s Melody-makers’ Dance Band. EUCHRE and Dance: Windsor Park Buildings, Saturday. September 20. REUNION A THLETIC Football. Club Annual ReX*. union. Foresters’ Hall, Eden street, 8, September 20. PARADES rpfii TARA Home Guard.—Rifle Saturday, 20th, at 1.30. practice ACCOMMODATION HANSON’S Hotel, Dunedin, C.T. and W.A House, advise Reduction in Tariff to 12s per day: £3 10s weekly. WANTED TO BUY BACON Pigs in any quantity; highest market prices; let us collect your pigs.—Fraser’s Bacon Factory.

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