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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25865, 8 June 1945, Page 9

VICTORY IN EUROPE. VICTORY IS MARCHING THROUGH OUR LAND. To VICTORY’S call breathes thero a soul Who will not respond, And with VICTORY BOND Wave a heartfelt welcome to its comlngT Sponsored by D. S. Bain, Chemist, Oamaru. 7.45 . . . FULLERS’ . . . 7.45. MAJESTIC Finally To-night Smashing the Nazis . . . from inside. “ Hostages ” “ Hostages ” Tense drama. . . . Desperate romance. From the story by Stefan Heym. Givjng you the first sign of the “ Cracking up ” of the Nazis. William Bendix .... Paul LAcas. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With News . . . “ Musical ’ Parade ” . . . in colour. 7.45 . . . FULLERS’ ... 7.15 7.30 . . . FULLERS’ . . . 7.30. OPERA HOUSE A country girl on Broadway in “Career Girl” But she finished up with entertaining fighting men in the front line. With Frances Langford (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Preceded by the tense drama “Invisible Man’s Revenge” It delivers thrills . . . excitement. With Jon Hall . . . Leon Errol Jon Hall . . . Leon Errol Evelyn Ankers . . . Alan Curtis. —Gale Sondergaard—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Now . . . there’s a programme for you! Back “ War Bond ”... A Sure Collect. “Nothing great is lightly won; Nothing won is lost. Every good deed nobly done Will repay the cost.” Do yOUR good deed for the day, by buying one A VICTORY BOND! Sponsored by Hodge’s Economic Drapery.

PUBLIC NOTICES JJAVING PUT. OUR HAND TO THE PLOUGH WE ARE NOT TURNING BACK! "Whatever the future may hold I feel sure it is obvious to all that money will be needed, and I have no compunction whatever in commending to you the 1945 LOAN FOR VICTORY. This is beyond party politics. Our boys are still on Active Service, and •, 'it is our job to find the money to equip and - care for them, not only while fighting or while resting, but to bring them home, and to rehabilitate them on their return. JAMES KINGAN, President, N.O.F.U. WE HAVE SOWN THE SEEDS OF VICTORY—IT IS FOR YOU TO SAY WHETHER OR NOT WE REAP THE HARVEST OF VICTORY! Enlist NOW. in the willing nrmy of helpers to I TIIE 1945 LOAN FOR VICTORY! SPONSORED BY THE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS’ UNION. pVSPOSAL SALE OF EX-ARMY MOTOR CYCLES, AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION, OUR SHOWROOM. THAMES STREET, OAMARU. G. T. GILLIES,, LTD.,

•’ T7NERGY will do anything that can Hi be done in this world; and no circumstances, no opportunities, will make a man without it.” WELL, IT DOESN’T REQUIRE MUCH ENERGY TO BUY A VICTORY BOND SO. HERE’S YOUR CHANCE! Sponsored by Fraser’s Bacon Factory. r OUNG’S DERRIS SHEEP DIP. As Agents lor this well-known and effective Sheep Dip, we have pleasure in announcing that Young’s Derrls Paste and Powder Dips will be again available next season. We shall be pleased to book orders. THE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Oamaru. L AND AND INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED For FARMERS, BUSINESS MEN, AND INDIVIDUALS. Ring or call on C. G. MEIKLE & CO., Accountants, Auditors, and Secretaries, 87 Thames street, Oamaru. - Phones 1255 and 1756. P.O. Box 104 0 TAGO DAILY TIMES. NORTH OTAGO OFFICE. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Owing to the curtailment in the railway services, advertisers are requested to forward copy of advertisements to the North Otago- Office before 2.30 p.m. JJZ. FARMERS’ WEEKLY WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS NOW £1 for 48 Copies in Advance. J. T. ADAMS, Newsagent. Thames street. INVEST in 1945 Victory Loan to-day: National Savings, Bonds, Stock; remember, no one else can do your share. INVESTMENTS in National War Savings return* you 3 per cent, interest and help fill the 1945 Victory Loan. ' HELP North Otago to gain No. 1 Honour Banner; invest in National War Savings and receive 3 per cent.