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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24911, 9 May 1942, Page 2

During Petrol Restrictions use our MAIL ORDER SERVICE The telephone places you immediately In touch with Bain's Pharmacy. Country customers Post in your orders. We catch return mails. If you phone your order we will give it Immediate attention Don’t hesitate to use us. DAVID S. BAIN CHEMIST, OAMARU. M-A-J-E- S . I - 1 • C To-day at 2 George FORMBY FORMBY FORMBY* FORMBY ... . To-night at 7.45. In . “ It’s Turned Out Nice Again ” A Sparkling fun show of Merry Mannequins and catchy Melodies. George renders 5 songs, including “Aunt Maggie’s Remedy/’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) OPERA HOUSE Tp-night . . . 7.30 . . . To-night. “Man Hunt” .~. “Man Hunt” The world’s most famous hunter becomes the world’s most hunted man. George Sanders ..... Joan Bennett Walter Pidgeon . . . John Carradlne (Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children.) With thrilling Border Adventure: “Along the Rio Grande ” Tim Holt, with Ray Whiteley and his Six-Bar Cowboys. Also Showing: Dead-End Kids and Little Tough Guys (Both Approved for Unixersal Exhibition.) The two latter show at the Matinee. i BOX PLAN OPENS MONDAY BOX PLAN OPENS MONDAY At Begg’s 9 a.m. For ' the celebrated 3-act Comedy, “ Lovers Leap ” " Lovers Leap ’’ “ Lovers Leap ” “ Lovers Leap ” “ Lovers Leap ’’ “ Lovers Leap *’ “ Lovers Leap ” To be staged in Opera House at 8 p.m. Saturday, 16th.. Monday, 18th. And Saturday, 16th, Monday, 18th. Don’t miss this Modern, Witty, Laugh-a-mlnute Comedy. D.C. and Stalls 2s 6d Fit . '. 1$ 6d Reserves Free at Begg’s. FOR THE ALL PURPOSES APPEAL. FOR THE ALL PURPOSES APPEAL.

MOTOR REQUISITES jy’OTORISTS ! WE HAVE JUST LANDED A SHIPMENT OF CAR AND TRUCK TYRE CHAINS , RING AND BOOK YOUR ORDER. GILLIES’S GARAGE, THAMES STREET OAMARU. PHONES: 1346, 1347.

DANCING TT) U N T R O O N HALL. V % THURSDAY. MAY 14. ADULTS AND CHILDREN’S FANCY* DRESS AND HARD-UP DANCE. Children’s Parade, 8.30 p.m. GOOD MUSIC. SUPPER PROVIDED. In Aid Local Soldiers’ Parcel Fund. AS usual there will be a. public dance at Scottish Hall To-night. PALAIS Dance Band on the stagfe at Scottish Public Dance. To-night. USUAL prices and prizes at Scottish Public Dance, To-night. Be sure to be there. FIVE Forks, Red ' Cross.—Euchre and Dance, Tuesday evening, May 12, 8 p.m. Ladles Is and plate; Gentlemen, Is 6d. ■ FOOTBALL J| U G B y. J R u G B V. OPEN DAY, SHOW GROUNDS. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). All available players in all Grades are requested to assemble at the Grounds To-day at 2 p.m. > Matches will be arranged for all players. - C. G. MEIKLE, - Sec., N.O.R.F U. LODGE NOTICES T OYAL OAMARU LODGE, MANL . CHESTER UNITY. Members cordially invited to attend Fortmghtly Meeting of above Lodge, May 14. when SOCIAL AND PRESENTATION will be held, commencing 8 p.m. Lodge opens 7 p.m. MEETINGS 0 AMARU STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. MEMBERS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Secretary’s Office, Itchen street, on WEDNESDAY, May 20. at 7.30 pm.; £SOO will be disposed of by Ballot and £SOO by Sale in Group 2, and £SOO by Ballot and £SOO by Sale in Group 3. N. 8.: Only members financial on the books on MONDAY, 18th inst., will be eligible to participate. A. C. PIPER, Secretary. 0 TA G O CIRCLE. The twenty-sixth ANNUAL MEETING will be held in BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS. OAMARU. on FRIDAY, MAY 15, At 1.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet, to elect Management Committee: General. F. G. MOUNTFORD, Secretary. gT. PAUL’S HALL. SUNDAY EVENING, 8 p.m. Mrs Garden, District Organiser, Invites all young people. B.C. members, leaders and Sunday School teachers to meet and discuss forming YOUNG PEOPLE’S TEMPERANCE UNION. MAHENO E.P.S. Monday, 11th, 8 p.m. PARADES JJOME GUARD. SUBURBAN OAMARU COMPANY will PARADE at Waitaki Boys’ High School, SUNDAY. 10th inst., 10 a.m. Transport arranged from Totara, Weston and Arclgowan at 9.30 a.m.—WILLIAM MORTON, Company Commander. GOLF OTAGO GOLF CLUB (INC.). The Links are DECLARED OPEN for the Season for both Clubs. Medal Match . for Roxby- CUp and Cuthbertson C«p To r day, PUBLIC NOTICES , OOLLECTION OF WASTE PAPER Owing to 'unforeseen circumstances,- the Collection of Waste Paper as previously advertised has been CANCELLED. THE COLLECTION WILL NOW BE MADE AS FOLLOWS:— SATURDAY, MAY 16.—The whole of the residential' and business areas south of and including Usk street. SATURDAY, MAY 23.—The area north of Usk street. NOTE.—ALL PAPER, with the exception of Cellophane, Grease and Carbon, Is required. ‘ ; . ON and after this date, all persons Trespassing with dog. ferret or gun on my property will be Prosecuted. —J. M. Gray, Waitaki.. ' ■ . FIRST Aid Sets Is, Is 6d, 4s 6d to 13s 6d; best value.—Bain’s Pharmacy.