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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26982, 18 January 1949, Page 10

Phone 13-379. Hearing Aids Available STRAND Direction: Kerrldge-Odeon. 1.45 p.m. TWICE DAILY Bright lights of London's Cabarets were spotlights on the sinister play of murder! BARRY K. BARNES BARRY K. BARNES In •' DANCING WITH CRIME ” “ DANCING WITH CRIME " Plus Jewel Thief turns Detective and Author on Burglary! “LONE WOLF IN LONDON” “LONE WOLF IN LONDON” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plan at D.I.C. or THEATRE (13-379). TRY the R.S.A. Public Dining Rooms for good 3-course Hot Meal for 2s 3d. SHOWS IALMERSTON AND WAIHEMO A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. 66th ANNUAL SHOW. PALMERSTON SHOWGROUNDS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1949. Sections for Working Dogs, Cattle, Sheep and Hdrses. Jumping Events. Licensed showmen allowed to operate. Schedules op application. W. A. SPENCE, Secretary.

SPORTING FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1949. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 AND 29. FIRST RACE AT 11 A.M. EACH DAY. WIN AND PLACE BETTING. SPECIAL ATTRACTION On First Day HIGHLAND FLING will attempt to lower the Australasian Mile Record of lmin 57 4-ssec at approximately 11.55 a.m. LICENSED BOOTH, PUBLIC LUNCHEON ROOM (GROUND FLOOR OF STEWARDS’ STAND), MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA (UNDER BUFFET SYSTEM) FROM 10 A.M. IN MAIN TEA ROOM. QUICK LUNCHEON ROOM (SOUTH END OF LAWN). BOILING WATER OBTAINABLE FREE IN BOTH CAR PARKING AREAS. ADMISSION CHARGES: Gentlemen ss, Ladies Is 6d. Non-members’ Cars 2s 6d. Admission Tickets may be purchased at S. Jacobs s, Tobacconist, and at Thomson and Logie’s, Booksellers, George street, during the week. Cars may be parked in Main Parking Area, Richardson street, or Outside Area, St. Clair end (entrance Victoria road): Free Parking is available in Kettle Park, at rear of St. Clair Tennis Courts (entrance St. Kilda end of courts). SPECIAL TRAMS AND BUSES DIRECT TO COURSE GATES. C. R. CAFFIN, Secretary. DANCING TUESDAY, ST KILDA TOWN HALL. (No. 7 Tram Stops at Door.) CONTINUOUS MODERN. OLD-TIME DANCING TO THE MERRY MACS’ ROYAL HAWIIAN BAND. SET SUPPER. ADMISSION 2s od. Attractions—l. Girls, another Big Lucky Spot Prize. 2. Hear smiling Johnnie Park, from Scotland, at the Piano in Boogie Woogie Numbers, assisted by Sammy Barber, the real jive Drummer. 3. Ten minutes in Rhumba Land by the Merry Macs' Cuban Rhythmic Players. _ After-dance Transport to Normanby, via city, also to Roslyn Township, via Bay View road, Forbury corner, David street. Glen road to Mormngton, to Roslyn, thence to city and car sheds. All bus fares Is. G. A. McCONNACHIE, M.C. Coming Shortly—The 3 Rhythmic Rascals. SITUATIONS VACANT QPP ORT U NITY ! LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN FROCKS. BRADLEY’S, 53 BOND STREET, WANT MACHINISTS FROM APPRENTICES TO FULL TIME HANDS. WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO BE ABLE TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL EVENING GOWNS, FROCKS, BLOUSES ETC.? COME AND LEARN TO TAKE YOUR PART IN THEIR PRODUCTION. LEARN TO USE ALL TYPES OF MODERN MACHINES UNDER UNSURPASSED CONDITIONS. GOOD BONUS SYSTEM IN OPERATION AND BONUSES AS HIGH AS GIRLS LIKE TO MAKE THEM. CALL AND SEE US AND TALK IT OVER. IF YOU CAN’T COME FOR ALL DAY, COME WHAT TIME YOU CAN, WE WILL FIT YOU IN. ONLY THE NEXT BLOCK SOUTH OF THE C.P.O. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS:— BRADLEY’S TELEPHONE 14-430. 53 BOND STREET. 1949. / THOUSANDS to be made this YEAR!!! Garments for the people. Three-piece Suits. Double-breasted Suits. Boys' and Youths’ Suits and Overcoats. Men’s Overcoats. Sports Coats and Trousers. Men’s Working Trousers. Infants’ and Maids’ Coats. Dressing Gowns. If in the past you have had difficulty in procuring any of these lines help us manufacture our High Quality Garments at low costTO DO THIS WE MUST HAVE SKILLED STAFF. VACANCIES EXIST IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR (jIRLS AND WOMEN. All girls will be thoroughly trained under our Tailors and Tailoresses. Join our staff and learn a trade that will stand you in good stead for the rest of your life. We have a good Canteen run by the staff for your benefit; also the following amenities:— Our own Sports Ground, Thrift Club, Morning and Afternoon Tea, Bus to and from the Exchange at a cheap subsidised rate. Excellent Wages to start. Plus a Bonus paid weekly. You can learn to machine or sew by hand. We can also place Women who do not wish to learn skilled operations at easy jobs such as sewing on buttons and pulling out Tackings. Accommodation could be arranged for country girls. All Interested apply to CARGOOD, SON & EWEN, u Clothing Workroom, Richardson street, Dunedin. C 1. Phone 12-623. L T D., RADIATION (NEW ZEALAND), LIMITED. Require SANDBLASTERS, MACHINE MOULDERS Or MEN TO LEARN MACHINE MOULDING. LABOURERS. ’.RMANENT EMPLOYMENT WITH GOOD WAGES AND WORKING CONDITIONS ARE ASSURED FOR SUITABLE APPLICANTS Apply RADIATION (N.Z.), LTD., JUTLAND STREET, DUNEDIN. QIRLS WANTED. WE HAVE VACANCIES FOR YOUNG GIRLS IN OUR TEXTILE BAG WORKS. No experience is necessary. Very good starting wages will be paid to suitable applicants. Apply to MR H. L ROBERTSON. Manager. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD.. Textile Bag Works, Cr. Halsey and Sturdee streets. Phone 14-180 for interview. 0D A K NE W ZEALAND LIMIT E D URGENTLY REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF TWO GIRLS WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF CONTACT PRINTING. AND TWO GIRLS FOR SORTING FINISHED PRINTS, IN THEIR PHOTO FINISHING DEPARTMENT. The work is light and congenial, and applicants should apply as soon as possible to The Manager, KODAK (NEW ZEALAND). LIMITED, 162 Princes street, Dunedin.