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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27039, 25 March 1949, Page 10

A RIOT OF FISTICUFFS AND HYPNOTISM! TO-DAY TO-DAY Phone 13-379. Hearing Aids Available. Dir.: Kerridge-Odeon. 1.45 p.m. TWICE DAIL Y r DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT_IS TO BE LIMP FROM' LAUGHING? Then Come to See “MR HEX." “MR HEX.” “MR HEX.” There's a riot at Madison Square Garden when the Bowery Boys enter their champ for the Boxing Crown! At War with the Gloves! TIIE BOWERY BOYS and LEO GORCEY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Showing With “ YOUTH OX TRIAL.” “YOUTH OX TRIAL.” Shocking? Daring? Yes! Yes! Thrilling? Yes! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plan at. D.I.C. or THEATRE (13-379). gTRAND PUBLIC MEETING, KAITANGATA. MR J. A. ROY, M.P., Will give an Address on his recent Trip to Great Britain and Europe, In the R # S.A. HALL, KAITANGATA, On TUESDAY. MARCH 29, At 8 p.m. EVERYONE IS INVITED. LAWRENCE RETURNED SERVICES' SUB-ASSOCIATION. Members arc reminded that NOMINATIONS for President and Executive for the coming year CLOSE Next Club Night. SATURDAY, MARCH 26, at 9 p.m. Nomination Forms on application to the Undersigned. Annual Meeting, APRIL 9. J. BRYCE McKINLAY. jun., Asst. Hori. Secretary. LARNACH CASTLE: Open daily, all weather Gate fee Is. Essential reserve Council Bus seats, 13-926 Delight ful Teas and Rodney Pankhurst at Piano For Dances, Birthdays Camps, etc., tn quire 24-138.

SOFTBALL OTAGO MEN’S SOFTBALL ASSN. (Inc.). OTAGO v. SOUTHAND, 2.45 p.m. JJAXOOCK PARK, SATURDAY, FOR BATES SHIELD. OTAGO COLTS V. SOUTHLAND COLTS. 1.15 p.m. HANCOCK PARK, SATURDAY. FOR NORMAN DARLING SHIELD. PUBLIC NOTICES ■CHARLIE SAXTON, LTD., PHONE 12-839. 167 RATTRAY STREET. A SPECIAL OFFER 27/6 —MID GREY SPORTS TROUSERS: sizes 3,4, 5,6, 7: were 34/3. 59/6—DARK GREY WORSTED-FINISH TROUSERS; sizes 3,4, 5. 6, 7: were 77/6. THESE TROUSERS WILL BE VERY SUITABLE FOR WORK, WEEK-ENDS. GOLF, ETC., DURING WINTER MONTHS. THE FOLLOWING LINES HAVE BEEN IN SHORT SUPPLY FOR SOME TIME. WE NOW HOME LIMITED STOCKS OF SAME. BOYS' KHAKI SHORTS; in all sizes. BOYS' SCHOOL SHORTS; in all sizes. BOYS’ LIGHT GREY SUITS; in sizes 5 to 12. BOYS’ GREY SHIRTS; Cotton, Union Flannel. MEN’S LATEST GLEN CHECK SPORTS COATS. MEN’S DOUBLE-BREASTED NAVY SUITS. SITUATIONS VACANT Q-IRLS! HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW YOUR CAPABILITIES. WE HAVE VACANCIES For EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS, Especially for Evening Wear and Frock Work and Particularly Sample Work. CONDITIONS ARE IDEAL And A GOOD BONUS SYSTEM To Enable You to Earn Above Award Wages Is in Operation. COME AND TALK IT OVER. BRADLEY’S, 53 BOND STREET; Or PHONE 14-430. MEETINGS PUBLIC P R OTES T M EETI NG, , Convened by the NORTH-EAST VALLEY RATEPAYERS AND HOUSEHOLDERS’ ASSOCIATION. VALLEY TOWN HALL. 8 P.M., TUESDAY, MARCH 29. Hear the Case Presented to the Council. See the Slides and Films of the District.

KING'S HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. The ANNUAL MEETING of the Association will be held in the SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: I. Presentation of Report and Statement of Accounts, 2. Presentation of Constitution. 3. Election of Office-bearers. 4. General. All intending members welcome. H. K. TOMKINS. ■ Hon. Secretary. r _ > ESI DENTS OF ROSLYN AND V BELLEKNOWES. A PUBLIC MEETING to organise a KINDERGARTEN for the Roslyn District has been arranged for TUESDAY, MARCH 29, at the BIBLE CLASS HALL of the Roslyn Presbyterian Church at 7.30 p.m. All those interested are urged to be present at this meeting. V" == TOURS jpsGcrs de luxe tours SATURDAY, MARCH 26RACES AT OAMARU. Leaves 7.30. Fare 20s. Morning Tea and Tea arranged. SATURDAY, APRIL 2 RACES AT WYNDHAM. Leives 7.30. Fares 30s. SUNDAY, APRIL 3 MAHINERANGI DAM AND WAIPORI FALLS— Leaves 9.30. Fare 11s. Tea Supplied. BOOK AT T. L. BEGG & SONS. LTD., 403 Princes street. Phone 11-297. iq THE SOUTH-WEST SOUNDS There are a few Vacancies on a Nine or Ten-day Trip from Milford Sound calling at most of the Sounds south to Doubtful For particulars of this wonderful hullday apply to T. L. BEGG & SONS, LTD.. 403 Princes street BUSINESS letters should be addressed to the Manager—not the Editor.