Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25385, 17 November 1943, Page 6

STRAND . . . Last Two Days of “SECRETS OF A CO-ED” Otfo KRUGER, Tina' THAYER, A Torrid Drama , . . “A Night, at Earl Carroll’s” A Gay Musical Comedy . . . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 2 and, OTRAND 7.45 p.m. 13-379 Dtr.: Fuller’s Theatre Corp„ Ltd. NEXT FRIDAY! SIX-CHIN THRILLS! Loaded with dynamite action. Featuring the Screen’s Greatest Western Star! ROYRO G E R S King of the Cowboys! George “ Gabby ” Haves “RIDING DOWN THE “ RIDING DOWN THE" CANTON” CANYON ” Bob Nolan and " Sons of the Pioneers ” and TRIGGER. Also . . . ROLLICKING COMEDY! “ ( Alr a mOU J 1 l I oY ” Jackie COOPER . . . Susanna FOSTER WALTER ABEL. A Motion Picture that is Different! One that will make you laugh as you haven’t laughed in years! (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) “KING of the ROYAL MOUNTED.”

SIXPENNY POPULARITY CONTEST SIXPENNY POPULARITY CONTEST SIXPENNY POPULARITY CONTEST CLOSES THIS FRIDAY. HURRY. CLOSES THIS FRIDAY. HURRY. CLOSES THIS FRIDAY. HURRY. Every ticket you buy—and the ccst is only 6d—you record six votes for your fancy in the “ Popularity Stakes.” There’s the “ Champion,” Winston Brinsley; the “ True to Label,” Jock Grant; and the Bell-ringer Motorman, Jock Crawford. “ Yer pays yer money and yer takes yer choice.” Every penny goes to Digger Welfare—the DunedinSt,. Kilda Patriotic Funds. And of course the Free Tram and Bus Passes are worth having. I CARRY ON, WINSTON BRINSLEY, i | DON'T LET UP, JACK GRANT. I KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING I AND KEEP YOUR FOOT ON THE I BELL, MOTORMAN JOCK CRAW- I x CAN A DUCK SWIM? Would you accept twelve months’, six months’, or three months’ free travel? “ Can a duck swim? ” You can’t win without tickets. Get tickets from your pet trammie or in your favourite hotel. It matters not where you get the tickets— GET THEM. Ist PRIZE .. 12 MONTHS’ FREE PASS 2nd PRIZE .. 6 MONTHS’ FREE PASS 3rd PRIZE .. 3 MONTHS’ FREE PASS HAPPY DAYS NO REGRETS This Monster (and Monster IS the word) POPULARITY CONTEST definitely closes THIS FRIDAY. Not much time. Invest five shillings in 6d tickets and be in for months of happy days of FREE TRAVEL. Action now means no regrets later on. GO TO IT. This space generously donated, in the ' interests of Digger Welfare, by the Self-Help Co-op., Limited, Dunedin. PUBLIC NOTICES DEMAND A NATIONAL BALANCE SHEET New Zealand is an organisation that declares a loss each year. This loss is made good by the shareholders, who are called Taxpayers. _-.No ° ne knows whether this loss is real or fictitious, for no BALANCE SHEET is ever issued. The Budget, a statement of anticipated receipts and expenditures, masquerades in place of a Balance Sheet, and is gravely considered by members of Parliament acting as Directors, but we can only guess at the purpose of this solemn farce. _ , Fr ° m time to time doubt is cast on the financial stability of New Zealand. Whether these doubts are justified or not neither the Taxpayers n °r the Government have any means of knowing 1 . The credit-worthiness ? 6 i W Zeala «f only AY t* le ability of the Taxpayers to make good losses. The liabilities can be estimated with some accuracy, but the value of the assets can only be guessed. IT IS PATENTLY ABSURD TO STABILITY OF ANY CONCERN AUDITED BALANCE SHEET. PASS JUDGMENT ON THE FINANCIAL IN THE ABSENCE OF A PROPERLY—Published by the Social Credit Educational Assn., Moran Buildings 8 Octagon, Dunedin. WANTED TO BUY D ftAWIN G INSTBUMENT S WANTED TEE SQUARES, CELLULOID SET SQUARES. COMPASSES, SPRING BOWS, SLIDE RULES, PARALLEL RULES. SEND DETAILS OF MAKE, QUALITY, AND CONDITION, TOGETHER WITH. PRICE, OR CONSIGN PER REGISTERED POST FOR VALUATION BY EXPERTS, TO ’’ DRAUGHTSMAN," P.O. Box G 94, Dunedin.

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