Page 10 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26692, 11 February 1948, Page 10

LAST TWO DAYS AT 2 AND 8 P.M. A “ Big ” Picture in Every Sense of the Word. Columbia's “ The JOLSON STORY ” “ The JOLSON STORY ” IN TECHNICOLOR. LARRY PARKES - EVELYN KEYES. WILL. DEMAREST - SCOTTY BECKETT (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS at D.I.C. Booking Office Window No. 6, or THEATRE from 7 p.m. Phone 13-702. FULLERS THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. Coming Friday. Coming Friday. THE ROLLICKING COMEDY STORYI “TWO GUYS PROM MILWAUKEE ” You’ll laugh, scream, and howl at DENNIS MORGAN JACK CARSON JOAN LESLIE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) IBITIOH ART E X H aY Of PAINTINGS By the late DAVID EDWARD HUTTON. At *• TREASURE CHEST " GALLERY, 280 George street. Open Daily: 9 a.m.-5.30 p.m. Evenings: Mon. 7-9, Wed. 7-9, Friday 7-9. ADMISSION FREE. ELECTION NOTICES g LECTION NOTICE. OTAGO LAND BOARD I, WALTER JOHN INDER, of Ranfurly, Candidate for the above Election, wish to remind Crown Tenants of the Closing date, FEBRUARY 18, and ask them to return their voting papers before 'that date. W. J. INDER, Ranfurly. MEETINGS ZEALAND WORKERS’ UNION. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND BRANCH. HALF-YEARLY MEETING. The Half-yearly Meeting of the above Branch of the N.Z. Workers’ Union will be held in the SOCIAL CREDIT ROOMS, Moran Buildings, Octagon, Dunedin, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1948, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: General • All members are invited to be present. R. Mclntyre. Secretary. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES rjtUAPEKA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATION FEES. Pursuant to Section 8 of " The Dogs Registration Act, 1908,” Notice Is Hereby Given that the FEE for the registration of dogs for the, County of Tuapeka for the year 1948 is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE to the Collector, Mr J. A. LOCKHART. The amount of the fee has been fixed a$ TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE for each dog. / In pursuance of Sections 4 and 6 of “ The Dogs Registration Amendment Act, 1937,” an ADDITIONAL FEE of ONE SHILLING per .dog will be charged for the supply of Arecoline Hydrobromide Tablets for the prevention of Hvdatid. ' R. F. BATCHELOR, County Clerk. Lawrence, February 6, 1948. BOARD AND RESIDENCE BOARD WANTED in good Protesfant Home for. YOUNG LADY who is commencing course at University.—Kindly communicate with her Parent before FEBRUARY 18.— IVAN BLACK, 8 Clifton road. Hamilton. “TE Rahiri ” House; bed and breakfast; central; quiet; comfort assured.—Phone 13-214. TERRY’S Private Hotel: Centennial Visitors; lounge; superior accommodation; bed, breakfast.—Phone 13-266. " DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall); casuals; comfort assured.—Phone 12-601, CASTLEREIGH (Mrs McMaster), 60 Upper Stuart street; superior accommodation; bed-breakfast. PERMANENT Board wanted; private home; Protestant: by 1 or 2 refined country lads, 16-17, taking, night classes.—l33l, Times. YOUTH from Oamaru, sober habits, wants Board; homely people; handy about house; central preferred; urgent. Times. SECOND-YEAR medical student (male) requires full Board from end of February; urgent.—Reply A. Westgate, Kihi Kihi, Te Awamutu, North Island. BED and Breakfast Accommodation offered; modern home; St. Clair? 10s night. 1237, Times. 1 BOARD offered in good Catholic home; no mid-day lunches; single room; handy cable tram. —1318, Times. MIDDLE-AGED Woman desires Accommodation; willing assist house; part or full payment.—l 229, Times. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION JJ| OT E L AMBASSADORS^ 21-23 Manchester street. Christchurch. Two minutes from Tram and Station. C. I. SLEEMAN. Manager. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH One hundred bedrooms; h. and c. water and telephones in each room: noted for its quiet, dignified atmosphere and pleasant outlook; its comfortable, restful lounges and bedrooms: its excellent cuisine, plus the friendly personal attention of an assidubus staff All these make your stay so much pleasanter N WRAY MILLNER. Proprietor A HOME AWAY FROM HOME I EXCELSIOR HOTEL. Christchurch. Offers you Splendid Accommodation Every Comfort, Excellent Table RELAX at " Hotel Cromwell ”; city comforts; electric heaters some rooms; 17s 6d daily; bus trips daily to Lakes Wanaka and Hawea. MARLBOROUGH Mouse, 21 Kent terrace, Wellington; first-class accommodation and breakfast: single and double rooms: heart of citv. HOTEL Bristol, Wellington; phone 50-383; corner of Cuba and Ghunzee streets, in centre of City; casual accommodation specially catered for ALEXANDRA: To Let, 4-roomed Furnished Flat in modern home, for holidays only, from February 23 to March 26; all-elec-tric—Apply Mrs lan Ashworth, Tarbeit street, Alexandra. CENTENNIAL Visitors: Bed-breakfast available, select home; week-end meals optional.—Phone 22-276. - FIRST-CLASS Accommodation available, centennial guests; dinner, bed, breakfast. 51 Burns street. __ FULL Board wanted for 2 ladies; Easter week-end; preferably central.—Reply to Leahy, P.O. Box 941, Christchurch. CENTENNIAL Accommodation; Bed and breakfast; 10s; private home.—Phone 23-712. BED and Breakfast Vacancies; occasional meals arranged.—Mrs D. Burns, 243 Oxford street. South Dunedin; phone 22-975. HAZELWOOD Guest House, 123 Cargill street, city; bed-breakfast. —Phone 10-905. PEEL Forest.—Complete relaxation at Kapai Guest House. TO Let, Waihola, 4-berth Caravan, weekends or otherwise.—Apply P. 0., Waihola.