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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26197, 6 July 1946, Page 1

LAUGHS A little humour NOW AND THEN •' LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU. • I NEVER LEFT HOME,” by 808 HOPE. 4s. Journeys among the armed forces by a well-known radio and movie star. A personal adventure story and a Hopes eye view of the war, told by America s num”TrHE 1 VE f RYAND r ABSOLUTELY GOOD EARTH," By GILBERT WARD. 2s 6d. A humorous history of New Zealand. The author makes merry with the early settlers and gives a running commentary on the doings of the Aucklanders. Weilingtonians, the “Angels of Christchurch nnri th** barbarians o£ the South. ' ‘■ LET'S SEE IF THE WORLD IS ROUND,” By H. MIELCHE. 12s 9d. A charmingly light-hearted story of a Danish schoolmaster’s voyage to the South_ Seas. He combines a delightful sense of humour with a sharp and observant Cye “ JOKES AND WITTY SAYINGS.” Selected and Collected by HARRY HARRINGTON. Is 2d. “ LIVE ROUNDS,” verses of army life by “CALIBAN." Is 6d. "WHIMS OF A W.A.A.F..” By ROSALIE SEDDON. 2s. An attractive little book of racy verse, brightly illustrated, and recommended especially to ex-servicewomen. “ THE LEAR OMNIBUS, Edited by R. L. MEGROZ. 7s 3d. The first rearrangement of Edward Lear's nonsense. „ ' TUBERS and TARADIDDLE, 'Ey DONALD COWIE. 10s. Twelve unimaginable months in the life of a crazy vegetable gardener, his wife and friends, described with all the sKill of a great writer of notes on seed packets. REGINALD ARKELL’S VERSES FOR GARDENERS. 8s Each. “GREEN FINGERS": A present for a good gardener. • I • MORE GREEN FINGERS Another present for a good gardener. "GREEN FINGERS AGAIN": A further present for a good gardener. Postage Extra. WHITCOMBE' & TOMBS, LTD. Publishers and Booksellers, Princes street, Dunedin. THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS’! SPECIAL NOTICE TO CRICKET AND HOCKEY CLUBS. A small supply of the famous ENGLISH “ WISDEN ’’ and IVES Cricket and Hockey Balls has arrived. Prices 21s to 47s 6d. Limited supply. 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LOST, between Mornington-Brown Ewing,s and Public Library, Black and Grey mottled Swan Fountain Pen; keepsake; finder please ring 12-544; reward. PERSON taking small boy’s Tricycle from Musselburgh School Grounds on Wednesday please return same to 19 Musselburgh Rise immediately. LOST, in Messrs Tonkins’ Shop, George street, between 10.30 and 11 a.m., Friday morning, Mosaic Necklace, soldier’s pres-ent.—Finderple^ejlng^O-OB^Reward^ LOST. Studebaker Hub Cap, between Dunedin, East Taieri, and Outram, via Silverside road.—Reward on returning Mosgiel Motors. IST, from Houghton Ward, Public ispital. Gentleman’s Tweed Overcoat, ly have been taken by mistake.—Apply Royston street, North-East Valley; reFOUND.—Dance, Allanton, July 13. Usual prizes. Good Music. Supper; 2s. Is 6d. FOUND, usual Monthly Dance. Henley, Saturday, July 6. Good music, supper; usual prices and prizes. FOUND, Hasty Tasty Quick Lunch Cafe, Rattray street, next Crown Hotel; open Sundays. FOUND: Arthur Askey In “I Thank You it’s one long laugh; good supports; Green Island Pictures to-day (universal exhibition). . FOUND: Naseby Pictures, To-night. The brilliant comedy hit, “The Demi-Para-dise,” with Laurence Olivier. (Universal Exhibition.) FOUND; Wanaka Pictures, To-night. Metro’s Mammoth Technicolor Production, “ Bathing Beauty," with Red Skelton and Esther Williams. Excellent production. (Universal Exhibition.) FOUND; North Taieri Hall, Wylie’s Crossing Tennis Club's Monthly Dance, Saturday. July 13. Irving and Cooper’s music. Light supper. Door prize. Adnussion 2s and Is Gd. FOUND: Usual Monthly Dance, Henley, Saturday, July 0. Good music. Supper Usual prices and prizes. Proceds in aid of Football Club. FOUND: Taieri Collie Club will hold a Smoke Concert in the Agricultural Hall, Outram, Wednesday, July 10. All members and competitors cordially invited Presentation of special prizes. UND: Monthly Meeting, West Taieri J.F.U., Tuesday. 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