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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26849, 13 August 1948, Page 10

FINALLY TO-NIGHT, at 7.15. “ THE BEST YEARS OF OIJR LIVES” Myrna Loy Fredric March Dana Andrews Teresa Wright Virginia Mayo Cathy O'Donnell Harold Russell (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) FULLERS 1/. M aypair V 8 THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. MATINEES SAT. and WED., at 1.45 p.m. Evening Programme Commences 7.15. Chapter 11. “ The Scarlet Horseman." A LrKJ&AI ... You've Got "THE TIME . . . We’ve Got THE PLACE AND . . . You Bring THE GIRL.” . . . It’s Got Everything . . . And Everything's in Technicolor! “ THE TIME, THE PLACE, AND THE GIRL” DENNIS MORGAN JACK CARSON JANIS PAIGE MARTHA VICKERS S. K. Sakall Alan Hale Angela Greene Donald Wood CARMEN CAVALLARO and ORCHESTRA. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SHERLOCK HOLMES AND DR WATSON Again in an Ingenious Detective Story. “ DRESSED TO KILL ” Basil Rathbone Nigel Bruce Patricia Morison Edmond Breon Mary Gordon Harry Cording (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (Tel. 22-573) Theatre Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 6 o’clock evenings. Sat. and Wed. from 1 p.m. THIS SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m.—The Anderson’s Bay Sea Scouts’ ANNUAL BRING AND BUY SALE in the SCOUT HALL, Shore street. Cakes, Sweets, Produce, Needlework, Novelties, Toys, etc Afternoon Tea. Everyone Welcome. TRY the R.S.A. Public Dining Rooms lor good 3-course Hot Meal for 2s 3d.

Phone 13-379. Hearing Aids Available. Dir.: Kerridge-Odeon. Daily: 1,45 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. He’s' baring, Ruthless, Relentless and Two-fisted. HE'S “ WILD BILL HICKOK ” “ WILD BILL HICKOK ” Starring Bruce Constance CABOT BENNETT WARREN WILLIAM Also Showing: WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD As HOP ALONG CASSIDY HOP ALONG CASSIDY In “IN OLD COLORADO ” With Russell Gabby HAYDEN HAYES “ Scarlet Horseman ” (Chap. 11). Plan at D.I.C. or THEATRE (13-379). gTRAND LARNACH CASTLE: Open D&ily; Teas. Gate fee Is. An unforgettable trip in cloud or sunshine Corporation Buses. PHONE 13-926. To arrange special parties or make evening visits. RING 24-138. WINTER Exercise: An hour’s walk in Larnach Castle after lovely Peninsula Drive by bus; ss, including tea.—l 3-926.

FOOTBALL RUGBY football, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1948, QARISBEOOK GROUND, ISLAND TRIAL MATCH. KICK-OFF. 2.45 P.M. Curtain-raisers: PIRATES v. KAIKORAI (Two Leading Second Grade Teams), 1.30. • Intermediate Final: OTAGO v. KING’S HIGH SCHOOL, at Noon. ADMISSION: 0. R. F. 0. SOUTH Ground, 2s; Children, Is. Stand Enclosure Tickets for Standing Room Only Between Stands, 2s 6dL Ground and Enclosure Tickets Obtainable at S. Jacobs’s, Sports Depot, and Matheson’s Book Stall. 236 South road, Caversham. PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS IN TOWN AND THUS SAVE TIME AT THE TURNSTILES. Come Prepared with Exact Price of Admission. Don’t Come with Notes. RESERVED SEATS, 4s. Box Plans Now Open at Messrs C. Begg and Co. SEATS STILL AVAILABLE IN THE STANDS AND IN FRONT OF STAND. COME EARLY AND SAVE THE LAST-MINUTE RUSH. PERSONS CARRYING LIQUOR WILL NOT BE ADMITTED TO THE GROUND. OFFICIAL GUIDES, Containing full particulars of teams and players, will be on Sale at S. Jacobs s. Sports •Depot, and at Carisbrook. Price. 6d. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. The South Express will STOP AT CAVERSHAM at 4.45 p.m. to Pick Up Passengers for the South. v BASKETBALL OTAGO BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION. ORIGINAL PROGRAMME NOW ADHERED TO. TEST GAME, AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND, AT 3 P.M., J? ORB UR Y PARK RACECOURSE, OFFICIAL OPENING AND MARCH* PAST AT 1.45 P.M. OTAGO v. SOUTHLAND AT 2 P.M. OTAGO TEAMS V. NORTH, SOUTH, WEST OTAGO. EASTERN DISTRICTS V. MILTON, ’ , At 10 a.m., 10.50 a.m., 11.40 a.m., and 12.30 p.m. ADMISSION: Two Shillings (plus tax); Children Half-price. Refreshments on Ground. Plunket street Gate Only. Motor Cars Horse Gate.

PUBLIC NOTICES PACIFIC STARR-BQWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1905. £IO,OOO. £IO,OOO. APPROPRIATIONS FOR AUGUST 17 ARE SCHEDULED AS UNDER:— GROUP 6—£looo BY SALE. GROUP 7—£looo BY SALE. GROUP B—£looo BY BALLOT GROUP 9—£looo BY SALE. GROUP 10—£1000 BY BALLOT. GROUP 10—£1000 BY SALE. GROUP 10—£1000 BY BALLOT. GROUP 11—£1000 BY BALLOT, GROUP 11—£1000 BY SALE. GROUP 11—£1000 BY BALLOT. NEW SHARES Always Available. A subscription ■of only 6d per share per week produces a Loan of £IOO pfer share, either free of interest or by purchase at auction at a premium which shows a reasonable rate of interest. AN EXCELLENT MEANS OF COMPULSORY SAVING FOR CHILDREN AS WELL AS A PROVED METHOD OF ARRANGING HOME FINANCE. Full particulars from W. B. TAVERNER, Secretary, 86 King Edward street, Dunedin. S.l. Telephone - 23-377. Or, MULLIGAN & FORBES. Oamaru. H. H. LYALL Balclutha. Other Agents Available Throughout the South Island. SITUATIONS VACANT ' TO THE YOUNG LADIES OF DUNEDIN. GOOD JOBS ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT SILKNIT (N.Z.), LTD. PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS! INTERESTING WORK! HAPPY GOOD PAYI A wonderful spirit permeates the “ Maybelle ” Lingerie workrooms at Silknit. It’s one big, happy family of girls working in the most pleasant surroundings. You, too, can enjoy working at Silknit. We have vacancies for JUNIOR (no experience necessary) as well as EXERIENCED MACHINISTS. Good wages and an attractive bonus system. CALL, WRITE, or TELEPHONE THE MANAGER FOR A PERSONAL INTER- ' VIEW. SILKNIT (N.Z.), LTP-, 12-20 St. Andrew street (just up from Penrose's). Telephone 14-718. WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED. WELL-PAID JOBS ARE AVAILABLE At Our CANVAS GOODS AND TEXTILE BAG WORKS. AWARD WAGES FOR CANVAS GOODS .. £5 0s 9d per 40-hour week. OTHER WORK AVAILABLE at ■ £4 0s 9d per 40-hour week. Apply Mr H. L. Robertson, NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. Corner Halsey and Sturdee streets. Phone 14-180 for appointment.