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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26959, 20 December 1948, Page 8

FULLERS v- m A Y F AIR v® THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon Hearing Aids Available. To-night and Tuesday at 7 o’clock. Chapter 3 “THE DESERT HAWK” STEP OUT WITH THE STARS! STARRIEST MUSICAL OF ALL TIME! 40 TOP-LINE STARS—ONLY THREE NIGHTS. VARIETY GIRL” | Bing Crosby Gary Cooper Alan Ladd Paulette Goddard Sonny Tufts William Holden Burt Lancaster Diana Lynn Robert Preston John Lund Barry Fitzgerald . Howard da Silva Mary H SPIKE JONES and Bob Hope Rav Millarid Barbara Stanwyck Dorothy Lamour Joan Caulfield Lizabeth Scott Gail Russell Sterling Hayden Veronica Lake William Bendix Cas Daley Macdonald Carey His City Slickers (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A FEAST OF ADVENTURE, MUSIC, ROMANCE! From the Famous Novel by MANUEL KOMROFF Brilliant Violin Solos by YEHUDI MENUHIN “ THE MAGIC BOW ” Stewart GRANGER -*• Phyllis CALVERT Jean KENT Dennis PRICE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS AT THEATRE (Tel. 22-573). Early Reservations Essential LARNACH CASTLE, open daily, all weather. Gate fee, Is. Delightful teas. For bus inquiries ring 13-926. Sunday booking essential. Special parties, phone 24-138.. Rodney Pankhurst at piano. Sunday afternoons.

jgOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. HOUSEHOLD REFUSE COLLECTION. CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR PERIOD. Householders at Port Chalmers are requested to note the following dates on which HOUSEHOLD REFUSE COLLECTION will be carried out during the holiday period:— TUESDAY. DECEMBER 21. Whole Borough. ' THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30. Whole Borough. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY s.—Normal round in lieu of Tuesday. There will be NO COLLECTION on FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24. “ CLEAN-UP DAY,” WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1948. A " CLEAN-UP DAY ” will be held on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22. Surplus rubbish, tins, etc., must be deposited on the roadside by 8.30 a.m. (George street area 8 a.m.) in such a manner as to ensure easy removal by the carters. Material which can be burnt, such as old clothing or bedding. WILL NOT be removed. C. BLACKMAN. Town Clerk. Port Chalmers, December 17, 1948. JgOROUGH OF WEST HARBOUR. ASHES REMOVAL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that owing to Christmas and New Year Holidays, Ashes will be Lifted on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 29, and WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1949. Normal Monday Service will be Resumed on JANUARY 10, 1949. 1 Council Office will be CLOSED lor the Holidays as from DECEMBER 21, 1948, REOPENING on JANUARY 10, 1949. Ratepayers are Notified that the Statutory Penalty of Ten Per Cent. (10 per cent.) will be Added to all Rates Payable to the Borough of West,Harbour remaining UNPAID after MONDAY. JANUARY 31, 1949, at 4.30 p.m. P. R. BUCKLAND, Town Clerk. Ravensbourne, December 17, 1948. Life brigade, anderson's bay SCHOOL. CHRISTMAS HAMPER COMPETITIONS. First Prize—Mrs SHIRLEY, Grosvenor Second ’ Prize—MORRIS COLLINS, Palmerston South. North dunedin carnival committee. COMPETITION RESULTS. Radio—ll 26, Mrs Reekie, 29 Carlyle street, North-East Valley. Pressure Cooker—9662, Kennedy, Highgate. t Prizes obtainable at 17 SELWYN ST., NORTH-EAST VALLEY, on presentation of Ticket. 11HE VERY LATEST IN MACHINES TREADLE Are Now Available PRICED FROM £3l 18s. At THE SINGER SHOP 78 George street giroirs FOR XMAS.

“WAKATIFU, QUEEN OF THE SOUTHERN LAKES,” by Florrie Hogarth de Gruchy, 2s 6d. “ THE SPARKLING WATERS OF WHAKATIPUA.” by Florence Mackenzie, 10s 6d. Obtainable at Booksellers. Central taxis. Alexandra. Phone 150. A necessity to all who intend holidaying in Alexandra. Entrust your Taxi Requirements to Us. We meet all trains and buses. A phone call or telegram and we will do the rest. Modern Cars. Reliable Drivers. Observation Tours by Car or Bus a Specialty. Whatever else you may forget in that last-minute rush, REMEMBER! ! I CENTRAL TAXIS, Alexandra. Phone 150. OARLTON CAFETERIA. Sandwiches, Cakes and Pies to take away at all times, including Saturdays and Sundays. For your picnic parties and functions of all kinds let us cater for.— RING 12-200. : PREEN’S New Carpet Cleaning Service is the last word in modern carpet cleaning;—Carpet^Dept I ]_phon^ll-248 : ___ TREAT .vour Rugs and Carpets to a Preen’s Shampoo and make them again Like-Nu.—Ring Preen’s Carpet Dept.,: phone 11-248. RESTORE those autumn tones to your Carpets:. have them Shampooed by Like-Nu.—Ring Preen’s Carpet Dept..: phone 11-243. COUNTRY Clients: Send your Rugs and Carpets and have them refreshed Like-Nu by Preen’s. the Dry Cleaners, 14-20 George s treet. SAFEGUARD your family's health; keep those Carpets clean.—Let Preen’s, the Dry Cleaners, make them Like-Nu DOLL’S Dropside Cot: The winner was Pat. O’Neill. Hislop street. Liberton. Ticket No. 2125. MOERAKI Competition Winners: First Prize: W. Lister, Hillgrove, 2101. Second Prize - N. Dungey, Waihemo, 2283. Third Prize: Miss J. Legget, Dunedin, 2153. Fourth Prize: G. E. Chapman, Moeraki, 2041. FRUIT FOR SALE D ELIVERY FROM JANUARY 25: ORDER NOW, 201 b CASES—APRICOTS Preserving, 11s 6d APRICOTS. Jam. 8s Od. PEACHES, 10s 6d. NECTARINES. 10s 6d Cash With Orders. All Fruit Guaranteed P.O BOX 16, ' St. Kilda ORDER Now: 221 b Tomatoes for 10s; delivery from about February onwards; cash with orders.—Willowlane Gardens, Roxburgh. RASPBERRIES ready soon, £1 per 121 b bucket, sidings lid extra, cash with order Phone, write, call. W. Mann, Clyde. LOOK: Cheap Apples; Doughertys. 7s 6d case: Sturmer, 10s Cd c,ase.—Box 16. St Kilda. ; FOR Sale. Raspberries; now ready; 121 b bucket £l, on rail, cash with order.—G. Eaton, Miller’s Flat.