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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24834, 6 February 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS Amalgamated Theatres Ltd OCTAGON The Theatre Beautiful 2 p.m.— Twice Daily 8 p.m. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. THE MOST THRILLING AND INTRIGUING SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT EVER PRESENTED! ' - Attempted Assassination! —and the world's most . famous Hunter becomes the world’s most Hunted Man. BASED ON GEOFFREY HOUSEHOLD’S NOVEL. "ROGUE MALE ” :V ! ■r ■ . 1 ’ GEORGE SANDERS SANDERS | JOAN BENNETT BENNETT WALTER PIDGEON PIDGEON (Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children.) “ MAN HUNT ” “MAN HUNT” “MAN HUNT” “MAN HUNT” | “ MAN HUNT ” { “MAN HUNT” i “ MAN HUNT ” i “MAN HUNT” I “MAN HUNT” i “MAN HUNT” ! “ MAN HUNT” i “ MAN HUNT” 1 “MAN HUNT” | .Special Supports include ; Japanese Sea Power first pictures of Japanese Navy «ver passed by Japanese Censor. (20th Century Fox Picture) : BOX PLANS BEGp’S AND OCTAQOK. Phone 13-091. SALES BY AUCTION REMINDER. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), FEBRUARY 6. At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. COMPLETE CATERER’S PLANT, Consisting of Glass Jugs, Cups. Saucers, Glass Dishes, Plates, Vases, Tumblers, Wineglasses; Salad Bowls, Knives. Forks, Spoons, Table Cloths. Teapots. Cream Jugs, Cake Stands, Oval Boiler, Ice-cream .Measure, Large Electric Toaster, etc. A LEX. HARRIS. ' LIMITED, x\.; ; Auctioneers. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. At 9.30 o’clock. In oiir late Auction Rooms, Princes street (Next to T. L. Begg and Son’s, gunsmith). On Account of the Underwriters. I OFT SQUARE-FLANGE PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATHS, 1 9FT 61N NEW SQUARE-FLANGE PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATH, 0 OFT NEW ROLL-EDGE PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATHS. 1 SFT 6IN NEW ROLL-EDGE PORCELAIN ENAMEL BATH, 3 NEW CAST-IRON ENAMEL SINKS (All Faults). ,' ■' r- - Also, ■' ’ , NEW FLAT-BOTTOM BOAT AND OARS. Wheelbarrow, 6-Light Casement Iron Sash, 4 2-Light Casement Iron Sashes, Copper Circulator, Stocks and Dies, Pipe Cutters, CIRCULAR SAW AND BENCH, Vyce, QUANTITY BIRD NETTING, Small Lathe (with Chuck), Roll 3-ply Bitumen Roofing, Tiled Slab Grate, Carpenter’s Bench, SET AVERY PLATFORM SCALES (and shelf). Pair . Steps. Tent Fly, Front Gate, Sashes, SET NEW CEMENT WASHTUBS, 50 Boxes New Casement Fasteners; ALEX) HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers'and Real Estate Agents. ■ ■ ’ REMINDER. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), FEBRUARY o.' At 2 p.m. Under Instructions from F. Sheriff, Esq. On the Premises. No. 5 COUGHTREY STREET. ST. CLAIR. FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, CARPETS. AND CHATTELS. Including: BEAUTIFUL IMPERIAL AND WILTON CARPETS WALNUT IRON-FRAMED PIANO -(Joseph Bishop and Co.), ; HEAVY AXMINSTER RUNNER, COSTLY BEDROOM AND DININGROOM SUITES. See Full Advertisement. JAMES SAMSON & CO. will sell, as above. . BUSINESSES FOR SALE • MONEY-MAKING SMALL BUSINESS > . PROPOSITIONS. No I.—DAIRY, CONFECTIONERY. AND CAKES. SOFT DRINKS: takings average £49-4:45 per week; big increase when schools open; attractive SHOP: rent only £l. Best small Shop available. £2OO. No 2.—OLD-ESTABLISHED FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND CROCKERY BUSINESS: Newspapers, Books, ami Periodicals; takings average £35£4O per week; new owners could inincreasc considerably: 5 Rooms attached; present owner has made a good living here for 24 years. £250 No. 3. - CONFECTIONERY, SOFT DRINKS. AND DAIRY; takings aver- - age £4O per week; 3 Living Rooms attached; cheap rent; handy to main ■treet; Illness of owner compels sale. Excellent buying at £2OO.

INQUIRE IMMEDIATELY. J t W. H. CLARKE & SON, LTD., AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS AGENTS. 441-9 PRINCES STREET. P.O, Box 680 Phone 10-842. HOTELS FOR LEASE JJ 0 TEL FO R LEASE. Situated in one of the principal towns of Hawke’s Bay. Solid ferro-concrete building, in good order and repair. Term of lease 5 years (no goodwill). War rest £ls per week, plus rates and insurance. Takings under present war conditions £223 per week. Considerably larger takings in normal conditions. Free house for everything. Furniture and stock in trade at valua- ■ ■ , Apply to Sole Agents— CHISHOLM & GO., LTD., > P.O. Box 134, •, ■ Napier. TO LEASE gUBURBAN BUTCHERY TO, LEASE. Modern Shop. Cooler, Machinery. Owner going to Camp.' 797. TIMES.