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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24896, 21 April 1942, Page 7

BLACK LEAF - For the information of gardening experts, sheep farmers, and poultry men we sell Genuine Black Leaf 40 for 12s 6d for 16 fluid ounces, 6s 6d for 8 ounces, and 3s 6d for 4 fluid ounces. DAVID S. BAIN CHEMIST, OAMARU. Finally . . . To-night. No Rations for Laughter in " Tim Thing Called Love " (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Rosalind Russeli . . . Melvyn Douglas Excellent First Half: Two News ..." Movie Magic " . . . " New York Parade"... and Sports Thrill, "Aqua Play." OPERA HOUSE To-night . . . and . . . Wednesday. " Pride and Prejudice " " Pride and Prejudice " "Pride and Prejudice" Greer Garson . . . Laurence Olivier. Mary Bolarid . . . Edna May Oliver . . . Maureen O'Sullivan . . . Ann Rutherford Frieda Inescourt . . . Edmund Gwenn May Beatty . . . Marsha Hunt . . . E. E. Clive. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Programme Commences at 7.45. WINTER COMES Have an extra Hot Water Bag for your emergency outfit. Good stocks of Reidrubber Moulded Bags for 4s Sd and genuine Uniques at 10s and 10s 6d. All guaranteed at U.F.S. DISPENSARY, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. FOR WINTER WEAR, LADIES' STRIPED WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS. Large Fitting. In Assorted Colours. SPECIAL, 19s 6d PAIR. HODGE'S BARGAIN DRAPERY,

Purchase your First Aid requirements now! A complete set of the minimum requirements for four persons may be purchased for 15/-. Individual articles for refills also supplied. W. KINDER & Co. Ltd. CHEMISTS and OPTICIANS, P.O. Box 123, Oamaru. UNDERTAKERS TRINGER & WILSON, Undertakers, Thames street, Oamaru. Phone 1812. Night and holiday calls: J. W. Stringer, 17 Arun street (phone 1344); Alex. Wilson, 15 Nen street (phone 1336). FLORISTS FLORAL WREATHS, BOUQUETS, ETC J 1 WM. T. SINGS. Two Outstanding VEGETABLES for 1942. TURNIP, PURPLE GLOBE. BEETROOT: KITCHENER BARRELSHAPED. Posted, Is 3d AMUSEMENTS FOLLOW the Crowd: Children's Entertainment, Opera House, Thursday, April 23, 7.45 p.m. Bus leaves Junction Hotel, 7.15. 80 "Entertainment, Opera House, Thursday, April 23, 7.45 p.m. Bus from Fernbrook, 7.15. ANZAC DAY SERVICES ANZAC Service will be held in the Maheno Hall, 2.30 p.m. PARADES , INES OF COMMUNICATION RESERVE *-J M.T. COY, No. 28. Members will PARADE at Drill Hall, WEDNESDAY, 7.15 p.m., for Weapon Training. Rifles issued. Full attendance requested. C. G. MEIKLE, Capt., 0.C.. No. 28 Coy. MEETINGS OAMARU ATHEN/EUM & MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. The Annual Meeting of the members will be held in (he Chess Room on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22. at 8 p.m. Business: Consideration of Annual Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Officers, and General. W. J. DA VIES, Secretary. ANNUAL Meeting of Waiareka Table Tennis Club will be held To-day (Tuesday), at 7 p.m., in clubroom. Members and intending members cordially invited. AWAMOKO Hall: Annual Meeting, Wednesday, 22nd. WANTED TO BUY BACON Pigs in any quantity; highest market prices; let us collect your pigs.— Fraser's Bacon Factory. PROPERTIES FOR SALE Cm SALE, FIVE MILES FROM OAMARU, 10 ACRES FREEHOLD; GOOD FOURROOMED BUNGALOW; .electric light, hot and cold water; permanent water supply; Price, £IOOO.—FOX AND KIRKNESS. Thames street; Phone X 585. 0 ACRES FREEHOLD; good land; 6roomed House; 9 miles from Oamaru; £IOOO. Would Exchange for house similar value in Oamaru. TATTERSALL'S EXCHANGE, Oamaru. Phone 1234. SALES BY AUCTION SALES BY AUCTION.. IMPORTANT SALE OF EDUCATIONAL LEASEHOLDS MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., LTD., instructed by the WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOL BOARD (in conjunction with Messrs DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., as to Lot 3), will offer at their Business Premises, Thames street, Oamaru, on TUESDAY, the 28t.h day of APRIL. 1942, at 2 p.m. the RIGHT TO LEASES for terms of 21 years from the Ist day of May, 1942. of the areas, particulars of which, with the Upset Annual Reruns and Valuations for Improvements, are set out hereunder:— LOT 1. —Area, 19 acres 37 poles; description, Section 2 of 40, Block 8. 0.5. D.; upset annual rental per acre, 12s 6d; valuation for improvements. £ls; present lessee, P. W. Kearney. LOT 2.—21 poles; Part Section P, Block 28, Palmerston S.D.; annual rental, £5 per annum; valuation for improvements, £1500; present lessee, ,T. and P. Gordon. LOT 3.—700 acres; Section 20, Block 5, Awamoko S.D.: rental, 7s 9d; valuation, £1750; present lessee, Evans Bros. LOT 4.—10 acres; Part Section 2 of 36, Block 7,0.5. D.; rental, 8s; valuation. £8; present lessee, H. H. Hinkey. LOT 5.-32 acres; Section 1 of 45, Block 4,0.5. D.; rental. 15s; valuation, £80; present lessee, N.O. Golf Club. LOT fi.—24o acres; Sections 21 and 22, Block 9, Awamoko S.D.: rental. 15s: valuation, £2250; present lessee, estate of Albert Kennedy. LOT 7.—115 acres; Part Section SA, Block 10, Awamoko S.D.: rental. 8s Od; valuation. £110; present lessee, estate of John Bates. LOT 8.-32 acres; Part Section 20 of 43. Block 3. Oamaru S.D.; rental, 10s 6d: valuation, £7O; present lessee. Mrs C. Cox. LOT 9.—10 acres: Part Section 1 of 30. Block 4. 0.5. D.: rental, £1 7s Od; valuation. £1800: present lessee. Mrs A. Cunningham. LOT 10.—6 acres 20 poles: Part Section t of 30. Block 4,0.5. D.; rental. £1 ss: valuation. £45; present lessee. H. E. Williams. LOT 11.—20 poles; Part Section 9. Block 28. Palmerston S.D.; rental. £5 per annum; valuation, £1000; present lessee, Mrs L. C. Graham. The Leases will be granted under the Board's private Acts and under " The Public Bodies Leases Act, 1908," and will be in the form adopted by the Board and will contain such provisions as are usual in leases of farm lands in the North Otago District. For further particulars, apply to the Aucticneers, the Secretary to the Board, or to the Board's Solicitors, Messrs Hislop and Creagh and Main, at whose office the conditions of sale and form of lesse may be inspected prior to rh<