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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27274, 28 December 1949, Page 8

Last Two Days, 2 and 8 p.m. ' BLAZING ADVENTURE!! Three Musketeer Bandits —Gay Desperados—terrorise Texas — Feuding with Rangers from its Roaring Red Rivers to its Wildest Border Town. TECHNICOLOR TECHNICOLOR Paramount Present “STREETS OF LAREDO ” “STREETS OF LAREDO ” - With - 3 OUTLAW BUDDIES WILLIAM HOLDEN WILLIAM BENDIX MacDONALD CAREY And the Wild Blonde Bobcat MONA FREEMAN Paramount’s Famous SHORTS-SHOW Includes Another "SPEAKING OF ANIMALS" N.Z, Review includes DUNEDIN'S MODEL RAILWAY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE GREATEST SEA STORY IN YEARS ! ! NO WONDER IT SOLD A MILLION COPIES - - - « Lustiest .Sea Yarn Since “Bounty” Says Chicago News of Garland Roark’s Best-selling Novel, “ WAKE Of The RED WITCH ” “ WAKE Of The RED WITCH ” “ WAKE Of The RED WITCH ” “ WAKE Of The RED WITCH ” Starring John WAYNE Gail RUSSELL Gig YOUNG Aclele MARA (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOOK NOW AT THE EMPIRE. [TAKA POINT HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. The CABARET will be held in the Kaka Point Hall on the following dates (Music. Caledonian Dance Band): —SATURDAY, Dec. 24; MONDAY, Dec. 26; WEDNESDAY. Deb. 28: FRIDAY, Dec. 30; SATURDAY, Dec. 31; MONDAY,, Jan. 2; TUESDAY. Jan., 3; SATURDAY, Jan. 7: SATURDAY, Jan. 14; SATURDAY, Jan. 21. ROBERTSON’S PICTURES will be shown in the Hall on the following dates (start at 8 o’clock each night):—TUESDAY, Dec. 27; THURSDAY, Dec. 29; WEDNESDAY. Jan. 4; THURSDAY, Jan. 5; MONDAY. Jan. 9. Come to KAKA POINT. THE LAND OF SUNSHINE. (Issued by the Kaka Point Welfare . Society.) “ BARKLEYS Of BROADWAY ” "Is an Absolute Sensation! ” Says Hedda Hopper. “ Picture of Year,” Says Louella Parsons. Starts FRIDAY at the REGENT THEATRE (For General Exhibition.) HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION rjpo THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. THE MOSSBURN. HOTEL Is now under the Management of Mr and Mrs FRANK N. PROUDFOOT. Who Offer FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION AND SPLENDID MEALS. Morning and Afternoon Teas also available. Charges moderate. Special Facilities for Anglers. Phone 4. P.O. Box 4. Mossburn UNITED SERVICE HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. 5-star Hotel: 100 bedrooms; h. and c. water, etc., and telephone in every room: noted for its quiet, dignified atmosphere and pleasant outlook; its comfortable, restful lounges and bedrooms; its excellent cuisine, plus the the friendly, personal attention of an assiduous staff. All these make your stay so much pleasanter. O T E L. AMBASSADORS 21-23 Manchester street. CHRISTCHURCH. Two minutes from Tram and Station. C. C. SLEEMAN. Manager. LODGE.” 36 HEREFORD ST.. CHRISTCHURCH. The Favoured West End. The City’s Premier Private Hotel. It combines Every Comfort and Luxury in a Refined Home, with proximity to the Centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens Canterbury College, and the River Avon B MRS M. B. GUNN, Proprietress Telephone 33-870, 33-871 E V E R L E Y HOUSE. Wai-iti road, Timaru. Superior Bed and Breakfast Accommodation. Bookings available middle January. ELLINGTON.—AVONHURST, 154 The Terrace, Wellington’s finest Bed and Morning Trav House Central Casuals only. Telephone 45-848 Telegrams: •Avonburst.'' Wellington TIMARU: 2. Furnished Rooms: use conveniences or Bed and Breakfast; from January 3; reasonable. —59 Cain st., Timaru. • CASTLEREAGH (Mrs McMaster). ■6l Upper Stuart street; superior Accommo dation; bed-breakfast REGULAR Bus Services enable a pleasant week-end to be spent at Hotel Cromwell. BOARD AND RESIDENCE DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall), handy Railway Station; comfortable accommodation: Bed-breakfast; permanents by arrangement.—Phone 12-601 HOTEL Te Rahiri: Superior Bed and Breakfast: casual or permanent.—Phone 13-214. ' TERRY’S Private Hotel. 303 King st. (next Public Hospital), caters homely accommodation.—l 3-266 HOTEL St. Clair: Select, comfortable accommodation: bed and breakfast.—Phone 23-481. BOARD or Bed and Breakfast gentlemen; share room.—Apply 32, The Octagon. CHIROPRACTIC T D. BROWNE 1, Chiropractor, 2nd Floor, Hallenstein Buildings Princes street Hours; Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Evenings: Tuesday and Friday. 7 to 8 o'clock. Consultations by Appointment Phone 13-750 DO not address business letters to the Editor They should be sent to the Manager