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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25384, 16 November 1943, Page 8

DRAMA and MUSICAL COMEDY! 2 and C'l'R A\ T [) Phone 7.45 p.m. 13-378 Dir.: Fuller's Theatre Corp., Ltd. Torrid Drama! . . . " “SECRETS OF A CO-ED ” Otto KRUGER, Tiua THAYER (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Gay Musical Romance! . . . “A Night at Earl Carroll’s ” Ken MURRAY ... 3. Carrol NAISH (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Dunedin Shakespeare (INCORPORATED). CLUB PUBLIC READING, "A MIDSUMMER-NIGHT'S DREAM.” THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 8 p.m. CONCERT CHAMBER. Tickets 2s. Box Plan at D.I.C. Booking Fee 3d. Tickets at Door, Is. “ STEELITE ” Red, the pure oxide roof Paint; durable: economical.—Smith and Smith. Ltd.

Final Screening To-night at 7.30, The Screen's Most Poignant Romance! Claudette's Most Stirring Role. CLAUDETTE COLBERT In “ REMEMBER THE DAY” John PAYNE Ann TODD And Your Favourite Comedians, Bud ABBOTT—Lou COSTELLO In Their Latest Comedy; “ IT AIN'T HAY.” (Both Approved for Universal Exhib.) 1/- M AYPAIR 1/6 Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp., Ltd. Coming To-morrow (Wednesday). Two of 1943's Biggest Pictures, WILLIAM HEDY . POWELL LAMARR Starring In “CROSSROADS” Where Women Wait 1 to Seal Your Fate. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature: Pat Evelyn Glen O’BRIEN KEYES FORD In Columbia's “ FLIGHT LIEUTENANT ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Tel. 22-573). In Glorious Technicolor. “ THUNDER BIRDS ” (Soldiers of the Air) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) QCTAGON FRIDAY

TO-NIGHT. MASSED ORCHESTRA. MASSED ORCHESTRA. MASSED ORCHESTRA. 300 Instruments. 300 Instruments. YOUTH MAKES MUSIC. YOUTH MAKES MUSIC. SENIOR ORCHESTRA. SENIOR ORCHESTRA. SENIOR ORCHESTRA. 100 Players. 100 Players. TECHNICAL COLLEGE Assisted by TWO SPECIAL CHOIRS. TWO SPECIAL CHOIRS. TWO SPECIAL CHOIRS Anita Proctor: Vocalist. James Timlin: Violin. Leonard White: Clarinet. David Christensen: Trumpet obbligato ORCHESTRA (Conductor: Frank Callaway.) TENTH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Celebrating 10 Years of Musical Progress, 1933—1943. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME OF POPULAP ' MUSIC. Including Mozart, Handel, Haydn, Grieg, Mendelssohn, Holst, Jarnefelt, Walford Davies. Special Staging Arrangements. TO-NIGHT, At 7.45! MAIN TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, TO-NIGHT, At 7.45. MILITARY BAND. MILITARY BAND. ■ MILITARY BAND. 50 Instruments. Under Leonard White. Door Sales, 2s, Is. RESERVES (2s 3d) At D.I.C. NOW. Door Sales, 2s, Is. STRING ORCHESTRA. STRING ORCHESTRA. STRING ORCHESTRA. With Prof. V. E. Galway, Mus.D., at the Grand Organ. Door Sales, 2s, Is.

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A HOME WE CAN 'HONESTLY RECOMMEND TO PROSPECTIVE BUYERS. OWNER LEAVING DUNEDIN. FOR GENUINE SALE AT £2250. TERMS ARRANGED. SOLE AGENTS. CITY (on sunny rise, close Union street)—RESIDENCE of 8 spacious rooms, bathroom; in perfect condition; artistically-designed interior; all modern conveniences; new gas cooker, dual hot-water service, modern fireplaces; motor garage; valuable freehold; ideal situation, sheltered and “Warm, splendid outlook; flower and vegetable- garden. Very ■ suitable for a home or room-letting. WONDERFUL VALUE FOR THE LOCALITY. PRICE ONLY £1525. VERY LIBERAL TERMS AND EARLY POSSESSION. QOUTH END, CONVENIENT TO FORBURY CORNER: Compact SEMI-BUNGALOW to of 4 rooms with verandah front; hot and cold water, electric light, gas; modern coal range;' bathroom; freehold section. NO BETTER VALUE OFFERING AT £925 £l5O DEPOSIT. ON RISE, ABOVE GARDENS—Good 5-roomed HOUSE, casement windows, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light; in good order; full 1-acre freehold, sunny and sheltered. GOOD BUYING AT £650. MORNINGTON, close School and bus: Modern Brick BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, kitchen ette, sun porch; nice freehold section; very sunny. EARLY POSSESSION. A BEAUTIFUL HOME, £1650. 171 OR SUMMER HOLIDAYS —NORTH SPIT: FULLY-FURNISHED THREE-ROOMED X 1 HOUSE (two bedrooms, large kitchen); coal range; casement windows; excellent order inside and out; good freehold section; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; BARGAIN AT £320. OQ/tAA BUYS FARM OF 374 ACRES, including GOOD HOMESTEAD, S/OOvrU all necessary outbuildings, and garage; in good order; also stock, horses, and implements; 140 acres sown in barley, oats, wheat, Chewlngs Fescue, etc.; vicinity Queenstown; owner retiring; must sell; opportunity here. O'! K A A—MORNINGTON: FAMILY HOME; in perfect order; five rooms (LXDI/U and kitchen; all electric;splendid sunny sheltered position; handy tram terminus; good garden; workshop; fowlhouse; glasshouse; do not miss this opportunity; value here. hi AAA—BROCKVILLE: TEN ACRES, with BUNGALOW HOME; the cLXUUU house is unfinished, but only requires flooring and fireplace to be completed; owner is prepared to accept near offer and is determined to sell (6317) PA AAA —TWO-STOREY DOUBLE-BRICK BUILDING on busy corner; centre of City; good street frontage; splendid freehold, which must grow in value. (<1 7 K A— I ONE OF THE BEST-VALUE PROPERTIES we have offered, *X i O\J consisting of BRICK BUNGALOW of five rooms and TWO SHOPS, one of which is built to comply with tire Health Dept.’s requirements for a dairy; the shops and home are built of brick and have been renovated throughout; situated on busy corner of best residential suburb. (6217) JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., THE PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Opposite Chief Post Office. Day phone, 13-640. Gr. LAND AGENT, 236 PRINCES STREET (Next Moody’s, Tobacconist). Evening, 22-515. HENDERSON, /CONVENIENT MAIN HIGHWAY, TOWNSHIP, AND SALEYARDS—IOSO ACRES FREEHOLD; about 300 acres ploughable, balance tussock; present stock, about 800 ewes and dry sheep, besides cattle; farm work done by tractor, and with more cultivation would carry more stock; good 6-roomed house, with el. light, bathroom, and full range of outbuildings, all in good order; solely for sale on account of illhealth of owner. Price, £4 /10s per acre for property. 1 ACRES FREEHOLD, 'north of Dunedin; carry 10 or 12 cows and suitable -* "1/ pigs and poultry; quantity firewood bush; 6-roomed house and all outbuildings; £SOO. MILK RUN AT SEASIDE RESORT—2S gallons in winter and 50 in the summer. Price, £l5O for milk run and truck. OUTRAM— 6-roomed HOUSE, with hot and cold water, el. light, bathroom and outbuildings on good freehold section; £6OO. MOSGIEL (on the rise, near the Station) —Decent 4-roomed HOUSE, with el. light and all outbuildings; 1-acre freehold; sunny, cheery situation; £550. O AMARU SUBURBS; 2:) ACRES FREEHOLD; good grazing and gardening land, part in lucerne, balance grass and orchard Comfortable 6-roomed House with i-l light, el. range, washhouse, pigstyes. dairy, cowbyre, fowlhouses for 400 hens: permanent water supply; rates under £2. Price £7OO. NORTH OTAGO—I£ ACRES FREEHOLD, with 4-roomed house and outbuildings; £220. ALONGSIDE HARBOUR AND BUS SERVICE—2S ACRES FREEHOLD; carry a ** dozen cows and suitable gardening; 5-roomed house with el. light and all necessary outbuildings; £BSO. /'ILOSE TO HILL SUBURB TRAM—Comfortable 4-roomed HOUSE, with cl. light, Vv gas, hot water, bathroom, outbuildings; freehold; £SOO. 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