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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25560, 13 June 1944, Page 8

Final Screening To-night at 7.30. The Beautiful Musical in Technicolor, “MY GAL SAL” Rita HAYWORTH Victor MATURE John SUTTON Carole LANDIS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DIVORCE" “THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DIVORCE" Lynn Joseph Mary Beth BARI ALLEN HUGHES (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 1/. MAYFAIR 1/6 Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp., Ltd. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). VIVIEN ROBERT LEIGH TAYLOR In the Picture the World Endorsed, “ WATERLOO BRIDGE ” Richard Jane Barton CARLSON RANDOLPH MacLANE In the Timely Exciting Melodrama. “HIGHWAYS BY NIGHT” (Both Recommended for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (tel. 22-573). 0 TAGO WOMEN'S CLUB. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Lieutenant Morris Myers will’ give Address in the Club Lounge on THURSDAY, JUNE 15, At 3.30 p.m. F. STEVENSON, Secretary.

PIANOFORTE RECTAL CARA HALL PIANOFORTE RECITAL TUESDAY JUNE 20, 1944 TUESDAY 8 p.m. CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER BOX PLAN will Open on THURSDAY, 15th, at Begg’l Admission: 4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). Special Concession to Students, Patties Six or More. SPECIAL: Cara Hall, Wellington Talented Pianist, has made a Short Film, ,v At the Grand Piano •• MUSIC IN WARTIME,” Now Showing at the Empire Theatre. Miss Hall’s programme will include works by Mozart, Schubert, Chopin, Debussy, Liszt, and Bach-Szar.to. ONLY ONE CONCERT. Critics say that m Cara Hall New Zealand has found a potential Eileen Joyce. MISS THIS RECITAL, YOU MISS A MUSICAL TREAT. RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN ALLIED COUNTRIES A Committee Representative of all Allied Nationals living in Dunedin has been Formed to Conduct THIS WEEK'S ALLIED NATIONALS’ APPEAL. The Proceeds of all functions organised bv this Committee or Donated to it in Aid of this Appeal will be Pooled for the RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN ALL THE ALLIED COUNTRIES, and PAID OVER to the NATIONAL PATRIOTIC FUND BOARD for this specific purpose. / FRIDAY IS OUR D-DAY. Make it your GOOD DEED DAY. STREET APPEAL ON FRIDAY— All Organisations Assisting—Give Freely. DUG-OUT OPEN ON FRIDAY Send your Donations in GOODS OR CASH. COMMUNITY SING ON FRIDAY—STRAND THEATRE— Come ar.d See the Chinese Children’s Choir, other Allied Nationals Assisting. PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY TO RELIEVE THE HUNGER AND DISTRESS OF THE BRAVE SUBJUGATED PEOPLE OF EUROPE AND CHINA. For the Joint Allied Nationals' Committee— P. NEILSON, M.P., Chairman. Mrs G. K. FREEMAN, Secretary. MEETINGS Q IT Y MIL K PRODUCE R S Mr J. MAHER, Chairman, Wellington Dairy Farmers' Co-operative Milk Supply Association, will ADDRESS A MEETING OF MILK PRODUCERS AND PRODUCER VENDORS ill the R.S.A. HALL. Moray place, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, at 11 a,m. All City Milk Producers are Welcome. J. PENNO, J. W. WILSON, Conveners.

F OOD VALUE LEAGUE. Next MEETING. THURSDAY, June 15, 3 p.m. Pioneer Women’s Memorial Buildins. Moray place. Subject: “ DISCUSSION OF THE MILK COMMISSION'S REPORT.” Speaker: Professor Elizabeth Gregory. Members of other Women’s Organisations who are interested are invited to attend. Collection. J. A. AINGE, Hon. Secretary. J)ORT CHALMERS MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Members will be held in the LIBRARY on THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1944, At 7.30 p.m. JAS. MATTHEWS, Hon. Secretary. PROPERTIES FOR SALE JAS. SAMSON AND CO., DOWLING STREET. PHONE 10-221 £6B £875 LATEST SPECIALS. Q(i —dTY CENTRAL (on rise, few! " minutes’ walk to Stock Exchange) : Five ROOMS, with good section; deceased estate. Quick sale wanted. i*? —BARGAIN IN ST. HILDA: Nice little HOME in bright, sunny position, handy to car; all in perfect order; owner leaving; reduced price for quick sale. Terms. -MUSSELBURGH (in best residential area, handy to two trams): Good Five ROOMS, with every convenience and splendid section; room for garage. Just in. Opportunity here. PI 1 (XIV-CITY CENTRAL: Two good dt/1. lUu brick HOUSES, each five rooms, m good order, with every convenience; only on market. See these for value 1 r'*?—SUNNY Side of Valley: cV-1 JL 4 Superior HOME, six good rooms, in perfect order, with every convenience; sun all day. View. o~t KKA CENTRALLY situated GUEST HOUSE or Room-let-ting Proposition: Splendid RESIDENCE with every convenience and roomy section; absentee owner wants quick sale. This is a real good profitable business that we can recommend. No goodwill asked. Full particulars on application. "ROBERT REED, LIMITED, X *CNR DOWLING-HIGH STREETS, DUNEDIN. Office Phone, 13-770. Private, 13-167 7QA ACRES FREEHOLD; mostly flat 4 o” land suitable for wheat and Montgomery clever and good sheep country; handy to rail, school, town, and sale yards; well subdivided and watered; MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW of six rooms and k’ette., with all conveniences: septic tank; good water supply; garage, byre, stable, woolshed, dip, yards; carrying about 1400 sheep; price, £3 10s acre (367) ry 4 ACRES LEASEHOLD; seven y.ears’ 4 4b lease; good dairying land; milk sold at gallon rates for town supply; GOOD HOUSE and outbuildings; 30 dairy cows, 3 horses, complete set of farm implements: price, £7OO, including all stock. (365) rtrr/i ACRES FREEHOLD, 243 ACRES & 4 l * L.1.P., rent £9 year; improvements, THREE GOOD HOUSES, woolshed. stable, byre, sheep yards, etc.; stock--350 ewes, 50 hoggets, 6 cattle, full set of farm implements: price as a going concern, £2OOO. (362) lOD ACRES FREEHOLD; good dairy.*U jng or mixed farm; originally heavy bush country; GOOD HOUSE and usual outbuildings; carry 40 dairy cows; handy to factory, rail, and school: price. £23 acre. (189) N G L E R S. 'his Property is alongside a very popular stream. 660 ACRES GOVT. LEASE; long term; 3W rent; good Dwelling; h.c., elec, light, ath, septic tank; carrying 400 sheep, rostly ewes. As Going Concern, £1750 A VERY CHEAP AND EASILYIANAGE’D SHEEP FARM. See us for nil particulars and finance. BOYD'S. RATTRAY STREET, Sole Agents. Phone 13-111.