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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25562, 15 June 1944, Page 8

Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TwioeDailyi 2 p.m.—7.45 p.m. THE GRAND The House of " Family " Entertainment! Who is the Stranger Hunting the West’s Most Dangerous Outlaw? It’s that Fighting Man of Law and Order! WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD “HOPALONG” CASSIDY In Clarence E. Mulford's Latest and Hottest Hit. “ HOPPY 7 SERVES A WRIT” “HOPPY SERVES A WRIT” Andy “ California ” Jay CLYDE KIRBY George REEVES Victor JORY. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND Max Baer, Joe Sawyer GRACE BRADLEY WILLIAM BENDIX Arline JUDGE Marjorie WOODWORTH In Ha). Roach’s Romantic Comedy, “ THE McGUERINS FROM BROOKLYN” IT’S WACKY! . BUT IT’S FUN!! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Both United Artists Releases. PLANS at BEGG’S and THEATRE (13-013). PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CHOIR. Sullivan’s Oratorio, “THE PRODIAGL SON” Principals: Miss Agnes Guy, Miss Alison Tyrie, Mr Aubrey Clarke, and Mr Walter Mitchell. Organist: Mrs Olive Campbell. SUNDAY, JUNE 18, at 6.30. p.m.

FOR GREECE. FO R G R E E C E. NO DOUBT YOU HEARD MR T. E. Y. SEDDON (Consul-General for Greece) APPEAL TO YOU OVER THE AIR ON SUNDAY NIGHT ON BEHALF OF THE GREEK PEOPLE. I AM AUTHORISED BY MR SEDDON TO APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF DUNEDIN TO OPEN THEIR PURSES AND GIVE GENEROUSLY. I MAKE A SPECIAL APPEAL TO THE ■' . BUSINESSMEN AND SPORTSMEN OF DUNEDIN. SEND YOUR DONATIONS TO THE OTAGO PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION, Dowling street, earmarking your contribution for the Relief of the Greeks. K. E. ALEXANDER, Phone 11-190. 27 Moray place. Dunedin. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, LTD ADVISE MARKET GARDENERS AND ORCHARDISTS: A FURTHER SHIPMENT OF “SIMPLICITY” GARDEN TRACTORS 11 h.p. and 3 h.p. MACHINES, ARE DUE SHORTLY. AND REILLY’S ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS. PRICES AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. POULTRY PRODUCERS ELECTRIC INCUBATORS AND BROODERS OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR INCUBATORS, WE REGRET BEING UNABLE TO ACCEPT FURTHER ORDERS FOR THIS SEASON. * BROODERS ARE STILL AVAILABLE, IN ANY SIZE. POULTRY SALES—HELD EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 2 P.M. CRATES SUPPLIED TO CONSIGNORS. REILLY’S ARE LICENSED EGG DISTRIBUTORS AND SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS. ' REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, LTD., ’ MORAY PLAbE, DUNEDIN. P.O. Box 526. Telephones 11-802 and 11-803. Telegrams: "Reilly’s, Dunedin." MEETINGS TREE PLANTING IN DUNEDIN. ALL INTERESTED ARE INVITED TO ATTEND A SHORT CEREMONY TO BE HELD AT THEOMIN’S CORNER (QUEEN’S DRIVE) NEXT SATURDAY MORNING, 17TH INSTANT, AT 11.45 A.M.. TO MARK THE PLACING IN POSITION OF A BRONZE PLAQUE IN APPRECIATION OF THE OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE BEAUTY OF THIS CITY MADE BY MR WM. THOMSON (NOW IN HIS NINETY-SECOND YEAR). Some 50-00 years ago, as a labour of love, Mr Thomson planted several hundred English trees. Those at Theomin’s Corner, the Lombardy poplars and other trees in Duchess avenue, and many of the trees in Jubilee Park and elsewhere were planted by Mr Thomson or by working.bees organised by him. To-day these trees are admired by thousands of our citizens. His Worship the Mayor (D. C. Cameron, Esq.) and the President of this Society (Mr Crosby Morris) will be the speakers. A. C. CAMERON, Hon. Secretary, Dunedin Amenities Society.

D UNEDIN COMPETITIONS (INC.). SOCIETY The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Society will be held in Mr E. S. Wilson’s Board Room. Central Chambers, 49 Bond street, Dunedin, on THURSDAY. June 22, 1944, at 5.15 p.m. BUSINESS: Adoption of Annual Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Four Members of ,Committee, Appointment of Auditors, and to Transact any General Business. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. JQUNEDIN PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY Douglas Hall, Octagon. To-night at 8 o’clock. PROPERTIES WANTED IS YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE? Note these genuine buyers. MORNINGTON: 3 buyers for BUNGALOWS or good VILLAS. 4 to 6 rooms, £llOO to £I6SJ OT. KILDA, MUSSELBURGH, TAINUI. - Our list includes several buyers for above districts, £BSO to £1750. pONCORD, GREEN ISLAND, ABBOTSv-' FORD.—2 Buyers, -i to G rooms, to £1000; also Mcdern\Bungalo\v to £ISOO TJ"AIKORAI.—Buyer wants BUNGALOW JL\ 4 or 5 rooms, abou, £1400: also buyers for cheaper homes. BUSINESSES.— We have inquiries toi both freehold and leasehold F RED WOO DS, LAND AGENT. DOWLING STREET. A DVERTISER with 3 children wants to ■TV Purchase a PROPERTY carrying 600 to 1200 sheep, mostly ewes: reasonably near school. Complete steading. Any district. Send particulars to _ _ 240, TIMES OFFICE. CASH Buyer waiting for 4-5-roomed House, on flat, with or without tenant; must have garden.—Boyd’s, Rattray street (13-111). WANTED. Sheep Run or Farm, Central or North; convenient school; carry to 1200 sheep; preferably going concern—No. 315, Times. FOR SALE BY TENDER N THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS ELIZABETH WATT. TENDERS are called for the PURCHASE Of MRS WATT’S HOUSE AND SECTION, being Allotment 1, Block I, Township of Helensborough This is one of the most desirable, convenient, and best situated residences In Balclutha. Inspection' may be arranged with the undersigned, from whom particulars of sale may be obtained. Tenders, the highest of which may not necessarily be accepted, are to be lodged by the evening of Friday, June 23, with. R. R. GRIGOR, Solicitor. Balclutha.