Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26033, 22 December 1945, Page 12

Plans at Theatre from 10,30 a.m. Dir Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. , Twice Daily: 1.45 and 7.30 p.m. THE GRAND 20'th Century Fox PrEsem , IT’S BRIGHT! IT’S GAY! . . IT’S SCINTIL-SKATING! ■ ISON J A IIENIE SONJA IIEN IE ' In “ WINTERTIME ” “ WINTERTIME ” With Jack Cesar Carole OAKIE ROMERO LANDIS Woody HERMAN and his ORCHESTRA Also WHAT A SHOW! WHAT A. FIGHT! They really hit their Target for to-night! “WING AND A PRAYER” Don Dana William AMECHE ANDREWS EYTHE (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Commencing’ BOXING DAY THE SCREEN’S FUNNIEST SCREAM TEAM : LAUREL and HARDY LAUREL and HARDY — “ Big Noise ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) U I D GET P 0 N I E S. MOTHERS! You need not be afraid to send your children to ST. HILDA BEAfcH For a 6d ride on the PONIES AND MIDGET MULES. THEY ARE SAFE AND QUIET. A CIRCUS ON THEIR OWN. 1

yis i t THE BAY. MACANDEBW BAY REGiT TA, BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26. YACHT AND LAUNCH RACES. SWIMMING CARNIVAL. Light Luncheon, Hot Water Obtainable. DANCE IN EVENING, pood. Music, Supper. BUS TO TOWN AFTER DANCE. H. BROWN, i Commodore. PUBLIC NOTICES JJE WBOLD’ S' BOOKSHOP' WILL BE OPEN DECEMBER 27, 28, AND THE MORNING OF DECEMBER 29. VISITING COLLECTORS AND BOOK LOVERS INSPECT OUR FAMOUS 338,000 * STOCK. 894 GEORGE STREET, Frederick street corner, DUNEDIN. " BOOKFINDERS TO NEW ZEALAND.” F, MEENAN AND CO., WINE, SPIRIT, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, 287 MORAY PLACE Have very large stocks Speight’s, McGavin’s, Dunedin Bitter, West End, Waitemata Ales and Stouts. Rochdale Cider. Sherry, and Thomson’s famous Aerated Waters PHONE 10-597.

HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION MAKIKIHI HOTEL. ItJ. The Half-way House. 112 miles to Dunedin and Christchurch. Accommodation fully booked until January 5. 1946. Meals will be 1 available at the following hours for the travelling public. Breakfast: 7.30 a.m. to 8.30 a.m. Dinner: 12 noon to 1 p.m. Tea: 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. T. V. ALLAN, Proprietress. Phone 76v, Waimate. P.O. Bpx 29, Makikihi. TTNITED SERVICE HOTEL. U CHRISTCHURCH. You'll enjov staying at the United Service Hotel, Christchurch—you’ll appreciate its smart, dignified atmosphere and keen, courteous service. You 11 be very comfortable in your airy, cheery room, with its modern aopointments, including running h. and c. water and private phone. Inclusive tariff, 22:. 6d day. Rooms with private bathrooms also available. N WRAY MILLNER, ‘ Proprietor. H OTEL ambassadors 21-23 Manchester street. Christchurch Two Min Tram and Station C T SLEEMAN, Manager nniMARU'S DE LUXE ASHBURY .L MOTOR CAMP, corner Grasmere and Evans streets, 5 minutes from Bay and 2 minutes from shops; sunny and sheltered. Hot and cold water and all. A CCOMMODAtIonT— Holidays De Luxe A at Pleasant Point.—Write to Secretary, Progress Le3gu€i» Plesssnt Point, for fully illustrated booklet, containing information for Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Bowls, and Free Sites. TREVOSE Guest House, Brighton, provides comfortable Accommodation; wellkept home, moderate tariff: write or phone LAWRENCE Motor Camp invites visitors; shady parking and every convenience; enjoy tennis, bowling, swimming and beauUful walks. “ ROSDEAN,” 132 St. Stephen's avenue, Parnell, Auckland, Auckland’s Leading Tourist House; excellent cuisine and service; tariff from 25s day; phone 41-516. WANAKA Girls’ Camp Swimming, tennis archery, overnight trips, launching. Employed girls. December 26 to January 7 schoolgirls, January 8 to 30.—Applv Y.W.C.A., Dunedin. ENJOY restful holidays at “ Hotel Cromwell.” Central Otago’s Premier Hotel; daily 16s, weekly 90s: families welcomed. riMAßUflfWai-iti road, Bed and Breakfast available_holidays; £2 12s 6d weekly ACCOMMODATION De Luxe, Prince of Wales Hotel. 474 Princes street, phone __ WANTED, comfortable Board; 2 ladies, share room; in Central, early Januaiy, 3 or 4 weeks; state terms—2lo, Times. WANTED, Furnished House or Cottage, fortnight January, Central Otago.—Apply Botting Bros.. Kensington. ro Let, to February 2, in Alexandra, oartly-furnished 4-roomed House; all conveniences.—R. Hewitt, Alexandra. CHIROPRACTIC pHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CLINIC GILES & GILES Paimei Graduates, Membs. N.Z.A.C.A. A.C.A. Latest Methods, including X-ray. and No. 2 Neurocalomeler. Phone 13-750 Hours: 9.30-12.30, and 1 30-5.30: Saturday 12.30 • Office, HALLENSTEIN’S BUILDINGS lorner of PRINCES ST. and OCTAGON NTH O N Y THOMSON Palmer Graduate, Memb N.Z.A.C.A Modern Methods, including Nerve Testing K-ray, and Fluoroscope. Phone 13-010 Hours: By Appointment—9.3o-12, 2.30-5 30 SAVOY BUILDINGS, MORAY PLACE J'AMES S. CAMPBELL L.C.C. Graduate: Memb N.Z.A.C.A X-RAY AND PATHO-NEUROMETER Office, C.M.L Bldg., opp Exchange Bldg Hours: 9.30-12.30, 2.30-5.30. and Saturday 12 30 Phone 10-832 for Appdintment fHE COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF THE . TIMES IS OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. to ceive Advertisements for the following ly’s issue.