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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27213, 17 October 1949, Page 8

THE REGENT A Kerridge-Odeon Theatre. 2 p.m DAILY 8 p.m THE GREATEST AND MOST EXCITING LOVE STORY IN ONE HUNDRED YEARS. Not the Opera . . . but Prosper Merrimee’s colourful romantic story of Carmen . . . creature of a thousand moods . . . whose arms were kind . . . whose lips were maddening! “The LOVES of CARMEN” “The LOVES of CARMEN” “The LOVES of CARMEN” IN TECHNICOLOR. - With RITA HAYWORTH RITA HAYWORTH GLENN FORD RON RANDELL VICTOR JORY. Super-Supports Include AQUA-ZANIES Sport HOLLYWOOD FRIARS . . Screen Snaps. Dr BLUEBIRD .... Coloured Cartoon (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. or REGENT (12-513). YyAIHOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 90th JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. 1859-1949. OCTOBER 22.-8 p.m.: SOCIAL in Waihola Hall. OCTOBER 23.—11 a.m.: ANNIVERSARY SERVICE, followed by Communion. 7 p.m.: SERVICE in Church. 8 p.m.: Supper in the Hall. Reminiscences of Old Members and a friendly’ Get Together. All Ex-members and Friends cordially invited. THE Brown House- Telephones 18-055 and 21-794 MELTINGS O 1 CYCLE CLUB (Inc.). / MOTOR 3i3‘( The MONTHLY GENERAL MEETING of the above Club will be held in the BUFFALO HALL, Clark street, TONIGHT (MONDAY), OCTOBER 17, at 8 o'clock. Bring Cups. T. C. MARSHALL, Secretary. _ ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. A MEETING of MEMBERS and SUPPORTERS will be held in the MINERS’ HALL, KAITANGATA, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, at 7.30 p.m. Mr J. E. KEENAN, Labour Candidate for Clutha, will ADDRESS the Meeting. A special invitation to be present is extended to all ladies interested. H. M. HANSEN, Secretary, Kaitangata Branch. ROAD SERVICES N. z - RSERVICES. TIME TABLE ALTERATIONS. LABOUR DAY WEEK-END. In connection with the above holiday, the following alterations and additions to time table will be observed:— EDIEVALE-WAIPAHI. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21.—The usual 7.30 p.m. Tapanui-Waipahi service will NOT X Uli. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. and MONDAY, OCTOBER 24.—An additional service vvill. leave Edievale at 6.10 p.m., returning leaving Waipahi at 8.45 p.m. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23.—A1l services CANCELLED. I’RANSPOK'I NOTICES “ rjtRANSPORT LICENSING ACT, 1931.” IF NO WRITTEN Representations against the following applications received are lodged with the Secretary to the No. 4 Transport Licensing Authority within Seven Clear Days from the Publication of this Notice, the Authority proposes to grant them without further Notice or Public Sitting, in accordance with the terms of Section 6 of “ The Transport Licensing Amendment Act, 1936.” Further particulars obtainable on application. Norman James REWCASTLE and Benjamin Charles WILSON, trading as “ REWCASTLE & WILSON,” Alexandra, for the Transfers of Continuous Passenger-service Licences in the name of Central Taxis, Alexandra, Limited — (a) 7781, route, Alexandra-Dunedin: (b) 7797, Contract; (c) 7793, routes, Alexandra-Chatto Creek and Alex-andra-Galloway; (d) 7830, route, Alex-andra-Clyde; (e) 7913, Sight-seeing Tours and Land Cruise. Dated this 17th day of October, 1949. R. A. E. SMITH, Secretary. Box_Bß6,_ Dunedin. WANTED TO BUY OPRIPLEX MOWER (SECOND-HAND). X WANTED by RIVERTON GOLF CLUB. Particulars to THE SECRETARY. Box 15. Riverton. ANTED T~d B U Y. 4-YARD SINGLE RAM. ’ Gin HY’DRAULIC HOIST. Must be in good condition. RING 22-405, Dunedin. _ WANTED, urgently, Human Hair; must be in Gin lengths; top prices paid.—Write Walker’s Umbrella Shop. 172 Cuba stieet Wellington. WANTED, good set light gig pony Harness. Ring evenings 25-845. PRAM, cane, good springs and condition; reasonable. —Phone 25-572. BOARD AND RESIDENCE /’IOMFORT AND FRIENDLY SERVICE Vv Characterise HOTEL CENTRAL, 100 Princes street. Phone 13-350 W Y CAMPBELL. Proprietor (Private.) DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall), handy Railway Station; comfortable accommodation; Bed-Breakfast; permanents by arrangements,—Phone 12-601 BOARD Wanted by ex-serviceman taking rehabilitation training at end of October at Dunedin; willing to cook week-ends if required.—“ Cook.” Box 116, Oamaru. BOARD required in country home for schoolboy, 14 years; reliable and well trained; could assist with odd jobs around farm.—l2s9, Times. HOTEL Te Rnhiri: Superior Bed and Breakfast; casual or permanent —Phone 13-214. TERRY’S Private Hotel, 303 King street (next Public Hospital) caters homely accommodation. HOTEL St Clair; select, comfortable accommodation: bed and breakfast —Phone 23-481 A Young Man wants Superior Board, North End; two meals daily; away odd week-ends. —1239, Times. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION DVERTISER in SoiithlandlowiY Wanfs . HOLIDAY CRIB or FURNISHED HOUSE for 2 or 3 weeks from about DECEMBER 26, or may consider Exchange of Houses Careful tenant. 1205. TIMES. "THE Nook,” Hawea Flat.; Come to Hawea, land of sunshine, for Labour week-end; a hearty welcome awaits at The Nook.—Phone SS, or write. I LARGE Double Room, handy to Bay, vacant from January 4; suit 2 or more people; farifl £2 10s week; bed and breakfast. Reply 120 Le Cren street', T i maru. WANTED, furnished House or Bach, anywhere in or near Dunedin; January 2.Tanuary 9, 1950; 4 adults, child 12.—1207. Times. MIRAMAR Hotel. Oamaru; Reserve now for Labour week-end; good table, good fires, quiet: moderate tariff. CASTLEREAGH (Mrs McMaster), 6C Upper Stuart street; superior Accommodation: bed-breakfast. HOTEL Cromwell, Central Otago’s Premier Hotel; famous for food and comfort, 23s daily COUPLE would like Furnished House or Crib for 2 weeks from December 24; preferably North or Central 0tag0.—1292, Times. HOLIDAY’ Exchange, Modern Dunedin Home, near beach, for Central Otago or Lakes—llßß, Times. WANTED, Crib at seaside or river, December 24 to January B.—Apply Leith McCallum, Thames street. Oamaru. WANTED Exchange, House in Central Otago for House in seaside resort; 3 weeks from December 23.—1274, Times. PEOPLE who have things to sell or are looking for something they want to buy read the Otago Daily Times. If you wish to reach them, advertise in the Classified Columns.