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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27027, 11 March 1949, Page 10

DAILY AT 2 AND 8 O’CLOCK. THE TRUE STORY OF THE LAW’S MOST DANGEROUS JOB Shatters the screen with the raw savage furv of its telling! ... of killers, plundering, torturing, ' murdering to build an illicit empire! No one could stop them until . . . . T-MEN , T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN, T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN T-MEN YES, IT’S TOUGH—TENSE —TERRIFIC . . . —IT’S DYNAMITE. DENNIS O’KEEFE Stars in this shock-filled powerful drama. T-MEN PERILS REVEALED FOR FIRST TIME IN SENSATIONAL FILM. DEFINITELY UNSUI FABLE FOR CHILDREN SHORTS-SHOW INCLUDES Cinesound and N.Z. News. BOX PLANS D.I.C. or EMPIRE. FERNHILL WHIPPET RACING CLUB (Inc.). MEETING. MARCH 12, 1949. Freeman's Creek Track. Abbotsford Feature Races:— DEWAR CUP and TROPHY, presented by C. Law. AMALGAMATED CURRIE CUP and TROPHY, presented by J. Nears. SECOND CLASS FLAT, CURRIE SHIELD OPEN HURDLES, UNWIN MEMORIAL CUP. The Club invite you to a SOCIAL •IVENING, to be held in the Labour Hall, 3reen Island. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), VI ARCH 11. 1949. BOWLING SERVICES! W DIGGERS’ BOWLING TOURNEY. KIWI CHALLENGE TROPHY. TIMARU, MARCH 13. 1949. The following team has been selected:— essrs F. V. Bayne, H. F. Brander, W. rown, W. N. Caddie, A. Churchman, f. odd T. Ellison, W. Ford, W. F. Forresr. A. Grant, C. D. Gunn, C. Hayward, Henderson, J. Hope, L. J. Ireland, A. • Israel, W. Jenkins, J. Livingstone. J Morgan, C. N. McEachen, C. McLean, ' H. McNish, H. O'Kane, E. Ravenwood, , Stanley, F. L. Taylor, T. Treweek, G. 'almsley, G. Whale, H. C. Williamson, . Winter, L. Hughes. The Bus will leave the Queen s Garden--8.30 a.m. sharp and . return after the atCh ' O. L. FERENS, Secretary. Dunedin Returned Services’ Association (Inc.). SITUATIONS VACANT JUNIOR SHORTHAND TYPISTE. . leading automotive warehouse has r ancy for a GIRL for shorthand-typing [ general office duties. rhe position offers excellent prospects * advancement and is eminently suitle for a girl in the 15 to 17 age group, sirous of obtaining a good, steady, cresting position with a firm who take keen interest in their employees wel•e and encourage them in every way ssible. A good commencing .wage will be paid to the right girl. If you are genuinely interested In a commercial career, please drop a brief note giving details of age and previous experience (if any) to "Bright Prospects," Care INGLIS WRIGHT Advertising, P.O. Box 90, Dunedin.

DVERTISING MANAGER. A large progressive Mercantile Firm requires the services of a keen ana energetic Man for the position of Advertising Manager. Good commencing salary. Reply in confidence, stating age, experience, etc., to “ Energetic,” Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING, LTD., Wellington. w ANTED, GIRL For Clerical Work. Some experienced preferred, but not essential. JOHN EUSTACE & SON, LTD., 50 King street. JIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER ACTION Or ACTION REPAIRER SOLELY. Permanent position under best conditions. Inside or outside work. ATWATERS (AUCK.), LTD., 265, Times. Y O U T H (16-18) Required for Warehouse to replace Young Man being promoted to outdoor selling. Must be of good deportment, alert, and with some Secondary Education. PHONE 11-866, Accountant. Master to teach senior physics In GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOL (Methodist), Sydnev. Salary, £SOO-£650, according to qualifications. Geology and Chemistry desirable. Flat available.— Apply Acting Headmaster, NEWINGTON COLLEGE, Stanmore, Sydney. A N ' T E D, A WAITRESS. Also a HOUSfiMAND. Apply WAIN'S HOTEL. OTA F~F " W AN TED. KITCHEN MAID, LAUNDRESS, HOUSEMAIDS. HOTEL CENTRAL. Phone 13-350 100 Princes street. w [YTANTED— Working HOUSEKEEPER, VV Widow, no family: 7 minutes G.P.0., Junedin; good home and wages; all-elec-ric references. —Apply first instance Mrs I.EWIN, 336 Highgate; Telephone 20-325 WANTED, experienced Carpenters for house building.—Phone 13-683. DO not address business letters to the Editor. They should be sent to the Manager,