Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26025, 13 December 1945, Page 10

STRAND ... Finally To-night! WHAT A MAN" JOHNNY DOWNS WANDA McKAY ‘ SENORITA from the WEST ” Alan JONES Bonita GRANVILLE A Truly Enjoyable Programme! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2 p.m. FULLERS STRAND THEATRE 7.45 HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE! TO-MORROW ! Entertainment for the Masses! PLENTY OF LAUGHS! SLAM-BANG MELODRAMA! And NO DULL MOMENTS! “ DOUBLE EXPOSURE” “DOUBLE EXPOSURE” CHESTER MORRIS NANCY KELLY "A Slick Picture—Fast and Trim as They Come.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And . . . The Screen’s Newest Fighting Team Brings You a Screenful of Underwater Thrills. Rough, Tough, and Ready for Anything. Defying Death, Searching the Seas for Buried Secrets and on the Land for Beautiful Girls. CHESTER ' VICTOR MORRIS McLAGLEN “ MEN OF THE DEEP ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS D.I.C. or Strand, 13-379. Parents are already arranging with D. H. BLACKIE, LTD., for their daughters to join their Staff in 1946. DANCING gEACLIFF WELCOME HOME DANCE To ARTHUR ROBERT DRISCOLL, PUBLIC HALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 8.30 P.M.

PUBLIC NOTICES MARKET GARDENERS FRUIT GROWERS POULTRY FARM ERS RE ILLYS ADVISE THEY ARE AGENTS FOR THE SIMPLICITY ~G ARDEN T R ACTORS AND A FURTHER SHIPMENT OF THESE OUTSTANDING MACHINES HAVE JUST COME TO HAND. 11 h.p. and 3 h.p. Models. PRICES AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO POULTRY . FARMERS. A SMALL SHIPMENT OF THE FAMOUS MULTIPIiO ' 1 NCUBAT OR S IS EXPECTED FROM AUSTRALIA SHORTLY REILLYS ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS FOR THESE MACHINES. THE FIRST IMPORTATION FOR YEARS. REILLYS CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, LTD., MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN. TELEGRAMS: “REILLY DUNEDIN.” TELEPHONES: 11-802 and 11-803. JMRST AGAIN WITH 4 NEW STOCK SPECIALS. STRIPED COLOURED TOWELS: Here Is a serviceable all-over stripe design, fast colours: size 42 x 24. 4s lid EACH. TABLE CLOTHS: White, with a Blue Border and Elue Centre Panel: a great wearer, with a Cotton Damask Finish, Two Sizes: 48 x 54, 11s 6d EACH. 43 x 72, 14s 6d EACH. COTTON CELLULAR: 30in Aertex Material that has been unprocurable;, for infants' use and underclothing. 3s ICtt YARD. RECONDITIONED BLANKETS: Single Bed. Grey, in excellent order; ideal for boys' beds, cribs, car seals, etc. 14s 9d EACH. YOU CAN DEPEND ON VALUE AT CARRO LL’ S, ■ 372 PRINCES STREET (Opp Grand Theatre). Phone 13-855.

PERMANENT WAVING JQURO.’ The finest STEAM PERM obtainable. Beautiful, soft, lasting waves and lovely tight, clinging curls. Exclusive to JOHNS OF LONDON, Princes street. Phone Appointments to 12-136. JJLACKFORD’S Next ' BEAUTY Wain's Hotel, SALON Phone 18-226. 318 Princes street EXCLUSIVE PERMANENTS. y ALDOR ' TOILET SALON Permanent Waving Specialists, 245 George street (Opposite State Theatre). Full Head, £1; Three-quarter Wave, 15s PLEASE BOOK EARLY. Phone 18-852. Phone 18-852. STEPHANIE m' SMITH (of Sydney), Late Maeder and Valdor Salons, N.Z. Principal of De Luxe Salon, 314 George street. Phone 14-436, wishes her clients to BOOK NOW for Xmas Hairdo’s and avoid disappointment. jjjAVE IT DONE AT HOME MISS BROOKES, 23 Oueeii’s drive, Musselburgh (Phone 23-606), will be pleased to call and do your PERM. AND RESETTING in your home. ART Beauty Salon, 294 George street (opp. Self Help): non-electric Perm., full head, 15s: J, 12s.—Phone 18-040. Open Saturdays. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION UNITED SERVICE HOTEL CHRISTCHURCH. Nerves relax in the friendly, dignified atmosphere of the United Service Hotel Christchurch. One hundred comfortable bedrooms, with private phone and h. and c running water Also rooms with private bathrooms Full inclusive tariff, 22s 6d. N. WRAY MILLNER, Proprietor. TREVOSE Guest House, Brighton, provides comfortable Accommodation; wellkept home, moderate tariff: write or ■ilione LAWRENCE Motor Camp invites visitors; shady parking and every convenience; enjoy tennis, bowling, swimming and beautifuljvvalks. WANAKA Girls’ Camp. Swimming, tennis. archery, overnight trips, launching. Employed girls. December 26 to January 7, schoolgirls, January 8 to 30.—Apply Y.W.C.A., Dunedin. FEW vacancies Christmas, Railway Hotel, Oturehua; good meals; every comfort.—Phone 2, Oturehua. WHEN travelling in Central enjoy your meals at the Ettrick Hotel; excellent accommodation.—R. Cotton, proprietor. HOLIDAY at " Hotel Cromwell h. and c.; centrally heated lounges, dining room CHRISTCHURCH City; Double Rooms with tray; 6s 6d each person; near Gardens, Colleges, Post Office, etc.—Apply Miss Mather, 63 Gloucester street, Christchurch. POUNAWEA, seaside: Well-furnished Houses available end January.—Evans, Chapman street, St. Kilda. WANTED. Party of Four share House, Riverton, three weeks Xmas.—Reply 844. Times. MIDDLE-aged couple want Furnished Crib or Rooms, Waikouaiti, January.—B37, Times J WANTED, Furnished House or Cottage, fortnight January, Central Otago.—Apply Botting Bros., Kensington. TO Let, December 21-January 7, threeroomed House, Dunedin —734, Tunes. STAMPS NEW ' Zealand Stamps—New Zealand’s only monthly stamp magazine; 3s year, post free.—Box 538, Christchurch. BUSINESS letters should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.