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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26233, 17 August 1946, Page 12

DAILY: 2 and 8 P-M rULLERS gT. JAMES THEATRE Hearing Aids Available By Koyal Command The Stars who made Their Majesties the King and Queen Laugh so Heartily. A Comedy Easily the funniest ever produced in England. ... It had Christchurch in Hysterics for six whole weeks. “DEMOBBED” “DEMOBBED” Concerning the Hectic Misadventures of 4 Ex-privates. NORMAN EVANS DAN- YOUNG NAT JACKLEY BETTY JUMEL 1 And Webster BOOTH. Anne ZIEGLER Magnetic Pair of the 8.8. C. FELIX MENDELSSOHN’S HAWAIIAN SERENADERS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Reliance Films Release. Plans St. James from 10 a.m. (13*702). DUNEDIN BURNS CLUB (Inc.) IT (! MONTHLY CONCERT, TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, AT 8 P.M. Programme supplied by Hillside Hill-billy Choir. Doors open at 7 p.m. New members enrolled. Double tickets, admitting 2 to concert, 10s. Single tickets (ladies only), ss. Dancing 9.30-11 p.m. to Ronnie Montgomery’s Band. Admission, non-members, Is. A. R. MACDONALD, A. A. MCLENNAN, President. Hon. Secretary, , 118 Harbour Ter. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. RECITAL CLASSICAL AND MODERN MUSIC. ALLEN HALL, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AUGUST 17, 8 o'clock. Sonata in F major, Opus 24 “ The Spring” (Beethoven). DUNCAN GILLIES (violin) and RAI McNICOL (piano). 3 SCHUBERT SONGS: " The Erl King,” “ The Wanderer,” ” By the Sea.” Sung by BRYAN DRAKE. PIANO SOLOS: “Jeux d’Eau ” (Ravel), “Rhapsody” (Dohnanyi), Perludes Nos. 21 and 24 (Chopin), “Arabesque” (Arensky), “Movements Perpetual” (Poulenc). Played by ROSALINE PLANK. 3 ENGLISH SONGS: “Silver” (Armstrong Gibbs). Silent Moon” (Vaughan Williams), ’’ Fuschia Tree ” Roger Quilter) Sung ROSS. Trio for Violin, Viola, and Violincello (Douglas Lilburn) FIRST PUBLIC PERFORMANCE IN DUNEDIN. MARGARET SICELY (violin) , VERA ROBINSON (viola). VALMAI MOFFETT (violincello) ADMISSION. Is 6d PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED. TOURS SPECIAL CONDUCTED TOUR. To QUEENSTOWN, ROUTEBURN, LAKE MANAPOURI. LAKE TE ANAU. And the incomparable EGLINTON VALLEY.SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. to FRIDAY OCTOBER 4. 7 Days—INCLUSIVE COST £l3 17s 6d. As the number is limited Reserve now at GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, Cnr. Princes and Rattray streets. P.O. Box 72. Telephone 11-735. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES BOUNTY OF CLUTHA. lOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND FOR ROAD PURPOSES Notice is Hereby Given that the Clutha lounty Council proposes to take, by irtue of section 22 of the Public Works ret, 1928. for road purposes in connection vith a deviation of the Nuggets road, the ands described in the Schedule hereto: tnd it is further hereby notified that a ilan of such lands proposed to be taken 3 deposited in the County Office, Ballutha, and is open for inspection during ffied hours: And, further, all persons ffected by the taking of the said lands are lereby called upon to set forth in writing ny well-grounded objections to the taking ,f such lands, and to send such writing o the Clutha County Council, Balclutha. rithin forty (40) days from the first lublication of this notice. SCHEDULE: Parts Sections 1,2, 3, Block VII. South lolyneux Survey District, being:— 3 acres 2 roods 31.1 poles of lands m D.P. 2540, and being part of lands in certificate of title 313/1 and 313/2. 33.9 poles of lands in Lots 1 and 2. D.P. 1835, being parts of lands in certificate of title 144-51. 34.6 poles of lands in Lots 3 and 4, D.P. 1935, being parts of lands in certificate of title 144/41. As more particularly delienated on the lan deposited In the office of the Clutha lountv Council. Balclutha. GEO ASHCROFT, County Clerk Balclutha, July 2. 1946. First published N.Z Gazette No. 53, 1/8/46, p. 1070.) PHOTOGRAPHY P ATTILLO STUDIOS For PORTRAITURE. MORRIS KERSHAW. Photographer 567 George street 12-013. qTUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS By FRANZ. 40 Dowling street corner Princes street. Phone 12-910. Phone 12-910 PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION By THE NEVILL STUDIO. The winning smile of childhood — the charm of youth—the character of age treated with expert craftsmanship. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TO-DAY. Phone 13-030. Stock Exchange Buildings. \ UVERTISING is accepted m a ,iecessary part of modern ouslness promotion It has won a place for itself in virtually every Industry Rightly directed and prepared advertising has proved that If can return a profit to the aovertiser But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise and not as a magic formula for unearned success