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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25298, 7 August 1943, Page 8

DAILY, 2 and 7.30 p.m. ES Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Ever since Japan stabbed Uncle Sam in the back, you’ve been waiting lor a picture like this . . . now Republic Pictures presents this exciting story of Action, Romance, and Stark Reality. “ REMEMBER. PEARL HARBOUR” Donald M. BARRY. Fay McKENZIE, Alan CURTIS, and Huge Cast. And Laugh Uproariously with JUDY CANOVA JERRt COLONNA Bob Hope’s Goggled-eyed Partner, lii “ SIS_HOPKINS ”," 4 808 CROSBY - SUSAN HAYWARD CHARLES BUTTERWORTH. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS D.I.C. till 11 a.m., Jacobs’ 12-6,30; then Theatre. Phone 13-702. J)E LUXE CIRCUIT TALKIES PRESENT NEXT WEEK A hit that’s made to order for the wearin’ of the green. You 11 -give three cheers for the laughs when yoa see '■ THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRISH." “THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRISH." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) O Boy! What a magnificent cast: Priscilla Lane, Thomas Mitchell, Dennil Morgan, and Alan Hale. Here you'll see Pat and Mike— as foine a pair of spalpeens' as ever walloped a wild Irish rose. Her old. man’s troubles are his feet . -. . the biggest and flattest on any cop s beat. Good supports. All halls htated.; REMEMBER the big Swing Session, Windsor Lounge, next Wednesday. - - SHOWS QRAND NATIONAL BIRD ' SHOW, TO-DAY (SATURDAY) and TO-NIGHT. BRYDONE HALL. ■ The Great Exhibition of New Zealand’s Finest Cage Birds. • PARADES QARGILL BATTALION HOME GUARD. SPECIAL PARADeT “D ” COMPANY, GARRISON HALL, Port Chalmers, oh SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1330 hours. ' PAYMENT OF BOOT ALLOWANCE. CHECKING OF EQUIPMENT. All ranks of the Company who have not handed in equipment aiid have on issue rifles, bayonets, web equipment, and bandoliers must report with these. This is the fast opportunity being given for all articles of equipment to be handed in for checking, and any man' failing to report will have to be proceeded against for recovery of same. Boot allowance will also be paid to all ranks entitled to draw this. T. E. HENSHELWOOD, Capt. N.Z.T.S., Adjutant/Q.M. LODGE NOTICES M ANCHESTER U N I T Y. LOYAL CENTENARY LODGE, Forbury School Hall, Monday, August 9: Progressive 500, Ladies Invited. LOYAL MOSGIEL LODGE. Gordon road, Tuesday, August 10: Evening by the Per. Sec. and Treas. LOYAL PRINCESS MARY LODGE, Caversham Hall, Tuesday, August 10 J Entertain Cq-hall tenants at Euchre. LOYAL ALBION LODGE, Stuart Street/ Hall, Thursday,- August 12: Interlodgo Pairs Championship. BOROUGH COUNCIL * NOTICES OF ST. KILDA. JgOROUGH REMOVAL OF HOUSEHOLD REFUSE. Residents are Hereby Requested not to pitt hot ashes into containers on same day as Ashes are uplifted. Your earnest cooperation in this direction is desired. A. A. MOOREHEAD. Acting Town Clerk. St. Kilda, August 6, 1943. MOTOR SERVICES HOBBS’ BRIGHTON MOTORS, LTD. ,v. ROYAL MAIL. Leave Queen’s Gardens DAILY for Brighton only, 9.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 5.15 p.m.;. Sunday, 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 10 p.m.; lata cars. Wed., Fri., Sat., 11 p.m.; mid-day trips Sat., 12.30 p.m. Taieri Mouth: Mon., Wed., Fri., 9.30 a.m. Re Buses" Ring 11-1.58. ■ BOARD AND RESIDENCE NSLOW H O U S ■ " Private Hotel at St. Kilda. Car Accommodation. Tennis Court. Excellent Cuisine. Efficient Service. Rooms Available, with h. and c. water. Lending Library. One Minute from Municipal Golf Link!. H. J. SMYTH. Proprietor. Phone 22-550. Box 7. St. Kilda. DEVI A T H A f II E DUNEDIN’S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL. Within one minute of the Railway Station, Every moderr\ appointment. Laundry facilities. C.T. and W.A. House. Reduced moderate Tariff. Tariff, 11s 6d day, £3 week. ' : - Mr and Mrs T. ESPIE. Phone 11-979. * P.O. Box 112. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next - Town Hall).—Casuals, 10s day, £3 week; permanents by arrangement; comfort assured Phone 12-601. ( FURNISHED Flat or large bed-sitting Room, with service (preferably including meals), good locality, modern convs., fireplace, required by professional man.—• 58, Times. _ ROOM and Board offered lady or soldier’# wife to do light housework, mind boy school age.—so, Times Office. VACANCY for Man Boarder; right al tram stop, first section.—B6, Times. ' YOUNG Lady requires Board; central—--88, Times APARTMENTS WANTED YOUNG Lady desires bed-sitting Room; use conveniences; central locality.—62, Times. • LADY Wants Bed-Sitting Room, with i carpst and chesterfield; central; phone—--53. Times. PERMANENT WAVING iYolores beauty _ salon: 1/ MISS J. LA-HOOD, 169 Princes street (upstairs, above Rits). Specialist Permanent (Eugene and Nonelectric) Waving Tinting and Beauty ' Work. PHONE 18-396. R T BEAUTY SALON. Prices that satisfy. Combination Eugena method, full head, £1; Non-electric or Oil Perm., 15s; J-head, 12s; Latest Hair Sets, 2s 6d. Open all day Saturday. Phone 13-049. 294 GEORGE STREET. AVE IT DONE AT HOME. H MISS BROOKES. 23 Queen’s drive, Musselburgh (Phone 23-606), will be pleased to call and do your Perm, and Resetting in your home. VALDOR Toilet Salon, permanent waving specialists; full wave 17s 6d; three-quar-ter head 14s 6d.—Near Octagon (phone (18-852). OPEN all Saturday: “Chic" Salon, opposite H. 8.; Eugene and Non-electrio Waves from 19s 6d.—Phone 12-639.