THE MOWAT EMASCULATOR AND TAILER We have a good supply of these popular well proved instruments. Cut out losses from bleeding and infection. No increase to price. The tailer is £3 and the combined instrument is £4. DAVID S. BAIN THAMES STREET, OAMARU, North Otago Agent. M-A-J-E-S-T-I-C Season Commencing To-night. The sensational story of one of the greatest conspiracies in history, “APPOINTMENT IN BERLIN ” “APPOINTMENT IN BERLIN ” ' Strangest drama ever to come out of the shadowy world of espionage. George Sanders . . . Gale Sondergaard Onslow Stevens . . . Marguerite Chapman (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)
OPERA HOUSE To-night . . . 7.45 . . . To-night. ABBOTT and COSTELLO Allan Jones . . . Nancy Kelly In the musical comedy, “A NIGHT IN THE TROPICS ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)
PUBLIC NOTICES ARMATURE REWIRING WE SPECIALISE IN REWIRING ALL CLASSES OF ' MOTOR CAR GENERATORS, A.C. ELECTRIC MOTORS FROM 4 TO THE LARGE INDUSTRIAL MOTORS. G. T. GILLIES, LTD. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, OAMARU. TURN 0 F THE SWITCH And the Perfect Servant, " ELECTRICITY,” instantly obeys your command. No fuss, worry, work, dust, soot, or ashes. IT WILL COOK YOUR FOOD. LIGHT AND HEAT YOUR HOME. IT WILL PERFORM A MULTITUDE OF DUTIES. BETTER and CHEAPER than by any other method. FOR YOUR ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS, ' Consult THE WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOAR])
mHE WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER 1 BOARD. The OFFICES of the WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, in THAMES STREET, O AMARU, will be CLOSED TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), from 1.30 p.m. as a mark of respect to the late Mr Frederick John Maynard, and to permit his colleagues to attend his Funeral. T. MALLEY. Acting Secretary. ANGLICAN Patriotic Stall, Friday, 19th. Donations welcomed. Children’s dip. Help good cause. AMUSEMENTS WINDSOR Women’s Institute and Soldiers Parcels.—Children's Fancy. Dress Party, Friday, December 10, 7 till 11. Prizes. Adult's Is, Secondary Schools 6d, Children 3d. TO-MORROW Night, Concert and Dance, Totara Hall. Gentlemen 2s. Ladies Is 6d, Children 6d. RESERVE evening of December 10, 1943, for Duntroon School Concert and Dance. DANCING __ CENTENNIAL HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. GRAND BALL. Doug. Kedzlie’s Band. Proceeds Soldiers’ Welcome Fund. Gentlemen 3s. Ladies 2s. DANCE, Awamoko Hall, November 26. Kedzlie’s music. Proceeds Soldiers Parcels Fund. PARADES H AMPDEN HOME GUARD. COMPULSORY PARADE At HAMPDEN GYMNASIUM. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, At 10 a.m. Bring Own Rations. A. G/LEEDEN, Capt., O.C. LODGE NOTICES jgNDEAVOUR LODGE. U.A.O.D. The HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: Nomination and Election of Officers; Payment of Dues; and Discussion of Notice of Motion. As this is the end of the financial year, members are requested to be clear on the books. J. McJENNETT, Secretary. WANTED TO BUY WANTED, Bacon Pigs; weight 1211 b to 1701b,—Fraser’s Bacon Factory PROPERTIES FOR SALE riLLA-TYPE HOUSE, 5 rooms and sun porch; good order; all-electric; }- re freehold; nice sunny section: South 11 For quick sale, £9OO. TATTERSALL’S EXCHANGE Phone 1234 ONE mile from Oamaru Post Office: 3ACRE; splendid land; 4 rooms, sun porch, and detached room; electric light, hot water; concrete paths. Price, £7OO. FOX & KIRKNESS, Thames street. Phone 1585. HAND LOTION A dally application of “ Mimosa ” Hanu Lotion keeps the hands soft, beautiful, and free from cracks. Keep a bottle In tlie home and use it after housework or gardening. Suitable for the whole household, and only Is 6d a bottle at U.F.S. DISPENSARY, ■ THAMES STSEET, QAMARU,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25385, 17 November 1943, Page 5
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