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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25757, 31 January 1945, Page 10

Wm?' tm. THE REGENT Direction: .r. C. Williamson Corp., Ltd. 2 P.M DAILY 8 P.M. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents MARGARET O’BRIEN “LOST ANGEL” “LOST ANGEL” JAMES CRAIG MARSHA HUNT. (Approved lor Universal Exhibition.) t Coming FridayComing FridayComing Friday — Sensational Story of the Town They Spoke of in Whispers. Henry Bellaman’s Best Seller, “KING’S ROAV” What Secret's seethed beneath its mask of respectability? What conflicts did its waters hide? “KING’S ROAV” “KING’S ROAV” “KING’S ROAV” Will be remembered for the BEST SELLER it was—for the magnificent film it is. Starring ANN SHERIDAN RONALD REAGAN BETTY FIELD ROBERT CUMMINGS CLAUDE RAINS CHARLES COBURN The Strangest Love Story Ever Told. Also Showing: " RHAPSODY IN RIVETS.” Franz Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND REGENT (12-513) A Warner Bros.’ Release. BOARD AND RESIDENCE . COMFORT AND FRIENDLY SERVICE V? Characterise HOTEL CENTRAL (Private), 100 Princes street. Phone 13-oiO. W. Y. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. j e Kt h HOUSE. Superior Accommodation. Attractive Surroundings. Permanent and Casual Guests. Reduction for married couples. On George street tram route. Pnone 11-021, B‘ O A R D WANTED, For Training College Students. Men and Women. Reply WARDEN, P.O. Box 473, Dunedin. BOARD (private) required: refined ycung iadv; from February 20.—Reply, with full particulars, Park, Empire street, Frankton Junction. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall).—Casuals, 10s day, £3 week; permanents by arrangement: comfort assured.—Phone 12-601; GIRL Student, quiet, respectable, Requires homely Board; on hill, Mornington preferred,—243, Times, WANTED,~by refined young lady, Board in respectable heme; central or North End.—Please ring 10-785. BOARD - Wanted for Training College student; female; in City preferred.—2lo, Times. PRIVATE - Board or Room; 1 or 2 girl students, commencing March. —Reply Miss Meredyth Wilson, Te Kuiti. BOARD, full or part-time, 2 young men; north end preferred.— Address 211, Tiroes. •“CASTLEREAGH ” 60 Stuart street: Bedbreakfast; casuals only.—Phone 13-607. ALBERT - House. St. Clair, Dunedin Furnished Rooms, Bed and Breakfast.—Phone 23-48 L BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES JgOROUGH OF ST. HILDA. TEN PER CENT. PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. RATEPAYERS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED at the Statutory Penalty of TEN PER JNT. provided under Section 76 of The itinp Act, 1925 ” will be added to all tes payable to the St. Hilda Borough luncil remaining unpaid after WED--SSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1945. at 4.30 There is no provision for the remission of the penalty if from any cause the rates arc unpaid after the abovementioned date. A. A. MOOREHEAD, 4 Acting Town Clerk. St. Hilda. January 26, 1945. OF ROXBURGH. JgOROUGII NOTIFICATION OF THE VALUATION LIST FOR THE YEAR 1945-46. TAKE NOTICE: The Valuation List for the Borough of Roxburgh for the year 1945-1946 is NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the Council Chambers. Scotland titreet, Roxburgh. ALL OBJECTIONS thereto must be left at the Courthouse, Roxburgh, on or before the 15th day of FEBRUARY, 1945, addressed to the Assessment Court, and a COPY of every such objection must be left at the Office of the Town Clerk, Scotland street, Roxburgh, not less than TEN DAYS before the next Sitting of the said Court. Dated at Roxburgh this 15th day of January, 1945. A. BURTON, Town Clerk. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES COUNTY COUNCIL. TEN PER CENT. PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. RATEPAYERS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the STATUTORY PENALTY of TEN PER. CENT. (10 per cent.) will be Added to all Rates Payable to the WAIHEMO COUNTY COUNCIL remaining UNPAID after THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1945, at 4 p.m. There is no provision for remission of the penalty if, from any cause, the Rates are unpaid after the date named. W. A. SPENCE, Count# Cierk. Palmerston January 30, 1945. LOST AND FOUND 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words) Is 6d, 4 lines (24 words) booking extra. LOST, Monday, probably between Gardens and Chambers street, short string Pearl Beads; valued keepsake—Reward ofi returning 37 Chambers street; or Ring 11-313 (daytime). , LOST, King Edward street, vicinity Bay View road, Tuesday afternoon, pair lady's Chamois Gloves; reward.—Finder please ring 11-469. LOST, black and white Collie Dog; stumpy tail; reward.—J. K. Allan, Middlemarch. LOST, Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch, Regent’ Theatre or vicinity; reward.—Jenmar, Stock Exchange. LOST, Rim and Glass off Riley headlamp, between Kahuika-Balclutlia!—Please return W. Hail, Kahuika. Reward. LOST, Tail Board for heavy truck; reward. Ring 10-280. FOUND: Extended Dance, East Taieri, Friday, February 2; good music; supper: gentlemen 2s 6d, ladies 2s. FOUND—Wyllie's Crossing Tennis Club Dance, North Taieri Hall, February 3; good music, supper; admission is Gd. FOUND: Social Evening will be tendered to L.A.C. Jenkins in Momona Hall on Wednesday, January 31. Admission. 2s 6d and Is 6d. FOUND: Lauder Pictures Thursday, the Eighth Army Production, “ Desert Victory," will be screened, with the ComedyDrama, "He Found a Star.” with Vic Oliver and Sarah Churchill; excellent programme. (Universal exhibition.) FOUND: Ranfurly Pictures, To-night, the Eighth Army Production. “ Desert Victory,” will be screened, with the ComedyDrama, "He Found a Star,” with Vic Oliver and Sarah Churchill. Excellent’ programme. (Universal exhibition.) 1? O U . N D—--1 WELCOME HOME SOCIAL To Sergeant H. BELL, SEACLIFF PUBLIC HALL, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 8.15 p.m. Admission, 2s (id. u 6 T " U N o POTS, POTS, PUTS, Etc., Welded. Rebottomed, Repaired, T.W.T. ENGINEERING CO., Gcncr-’i Engineers and Welders, 67 St. Andrew street, i