Page 12 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26115, 30 March 1946, Page 12

The Screen’s Great Triumph Of Suspense! FULLERS EMPIRE THEATRE HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE 1 SESSIONS 2 and 8 p.m Columbia Pictures presents PAUL M U N I PAUL M U N I PAUL MUNI “ONE AGAINST SEVEN” “ONE AGAINST SEVEN” DRAMA ... to touch the heart of every woman! ADVENTURE to stir the blood of every man! EXCITEMENT! to thrill you ' beyond measure! Marguerite Larry CHAPMAN PARKS " COMMUNITY SING No. 7.” " IRON MASTERS,” Sports Thrill “ EGG YEGG,” Coloured Rhapsody. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. or Empire, 12-433. OBSERVATION TOURS. CORPORATION BUSES LEAVE TOWN HALL, OCTAGON. At 2.0 p.m. (SUNDAYS 2.15 p.m.). For the following TOURS:— AROUND PENINSULA: Daily MOUNT CARGILL AND SIGNAL HILL: WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY, and SUNDAY. WHARE FLAT AND TAIERI PLAINS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Reservations Obtained at Corporation Transport Office, Phone 13-926, or at Tourist Office. OOME TO THE FAIR. CAMERON HALL, ANDERSON'S BAY. SATURDAY, MARCH 30. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Admission Free. Fully stocked stalls of all kinds of goods. Novelty and amusing entertainments. Competitive games of skill, with cigarettes and chocolates for prizes.

CASTLE L ARN A C H OPEN FOR VISTIORS DAILY. GATE FEE. Is.

D U N ED I N CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC RECEPTION TO ADMIRAL LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN AND LADY MOUNTBATTEN. M AIN TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1946, at 8 p.m. * ? or J n yitati9 n * s extended to citizens to be present at a Civic Reception & the above-named by His Worship the Mayor, who will be assisted P- £ efc °? te ’ President of the Dunedin R.S.A., and Mr J. Sutherland Ross. President of the Navy League. A suitable musical programme has also been arranged, and items will be given “X * h ® Dunedin Highland Pipe Band, organ solos by Dr V. E. Galway, and vocal solos by Miss Valda McCracken and Mr R. J. Laurenson. Doors open 7.15 p.m Admission free. R. A. JOHNSTON, Municipal Chambers, Dunedin, C.l. Town Clerk. March 28, 1946, DANCING TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. TOWN HALL DANCE TO-NIGHT. MAIN TOWN HALL—ALL MODERN DANCING. DICK COLVIN’S BANP. CONCERT CHAMBER—ALL OLD-TIME DANCING. 2 BANDS—RAMBLERS and EXCELSIOR. Presenting Miss Dorothy Scrivener. Dunedin’s Own Vera Lynn. For 4 Hours’ Non-stop Old-time Dancing. SUPPER. Spectators, 6d. TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS. HALLS HALLS. HALLS. HALLS.

TO-NIGHT. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIALSPECIAL SPECIAL. By WEMBLEY DANCE CLUB. TWO HALLS. PIONEER. 50-50 OLD-TIME AND MODERN To PAT HARBROW'S TENPIECE BAND. EARLY SETTLERS. ALL OLD-TIME DANCING To LIDO DANCE BAND DON’T MISS THIS VARIED ENTERTAINMENT. Broad bay boating club. DANCE DANCE PORTOBELLO HALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 30. Fred Hines Band. Supper. BUSES leave Queen’s Garden 7.45 p.m., returning 12 p.m. A. WILSON, Hon. Sec. MERRY Macs’ Dance, Waitati, Saturday Night; plenty partners; 4-piece band: supper.

LECTURES SUNDAY. MARCH 31. 6.30 p.m. UNITY CHAMBERS, 137 LOWER STUART STREET. SUBJECT: WAR!!—World Events Heralding the Return of Christ to establish His Kingdom on Earth.” DON'T FAIL TO HEAR THIS LECTURE.

QTAGO HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION. SEASON, 194.6. Patron: Professor A. G. Strong, 0.8. E , President: Mrs W. Abbott. Central Lectures to be held in HOME SCIENCE BUILDING, Union street, at 7.30 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL B.—“ WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS," by Mr C. V. Dayus, Superintendent, Department of Agriculture. MONDAY, MAY 13.—“ CONVENIENT KITCHENS." by Miss E. Gray, B.H.Sc., and Miss A. Baker. D.H.Sc. MONDAY, JUNE 10.—“ HOME-MADE BREAD AND ROLLS." by Miss C. Mac Gibbon, B.H.Sc., M.S. fChicago) MONDAY, JULY B.—“ EDUCATIONAL NEEDS." bv Dr W. F. Mitchell. Professor of Education. MONDAY. AUGUST 12.—" HOME FURNISHING PROBLEMS,” by Miss A. Bowbyes. 8.5., A.M. (Columbia). MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9.—ANNUAL MEETING. Speaker: Professor A. G. Strong, 0.8. E. Admittance by membership Non-mem-bers Is Der lecture. The above lectures have been planned as a post-war contribution to the young wives of Dunedin in their difficult task of nresent-day home-making and a special invitation is extended to these young homemakers to link up with the association through a branch or at the Central lectures advertised above. BUSINESS letters Should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.