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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27516, 10 October 1950, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS OAMARU DRAMA CLUB Presents "TIME AND THE CONWAYS," By J. B PRIESTLEY. Produced by RODNEY KENNEDY. Drama Tutor, Adult Education University of Otago. Part Proceeds R.S.A. Bowling Club OPERA HOUSE. OCTOBER 12 A BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT BEGG’S. Department. N D 13.

UROW MEMORIAL HALL.

DANCE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. Fancy Dress and Hard-up. Good Supper. Prizes and Music. Gentlemen 3s. Ladies 2s. Support Upper Waitaki Young Farmers’ Club. ORTH OTAGO LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. CLOSING DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, at 12.30 p.m. A Canadian Foursome match will be played. Draw at the Clubhouse. NGAPARA P.W.M.U. —A Sale will be held in Hall on Saturday, October 14, commencing at 8 p.m.; all welcome; supper provided.

MEETINGS c The ANNUAL MEETING will be held on TUESDAY OCTOBER 10, at 7.30 p.m., in the BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS. The Mayor will preside. The public is invited to VU WIDDOWSON, recently with UNRRA in China. N DRTH OTAGO LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. The ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the FARM ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION’S OFFICE on MONDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1950, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Officers. General N< A ritcHlE, Hon. Sec. TOKARAHI Plunket Meeting, Wednesday, October 11, 1950, at 7.30 p.m.; new members invited. WANTED TO BUi AND SKLL ~fy Ford vs iscwt truck. 1947 Done only 25,000 miles. Excellent order. G. T. GILLIES, Oamaru. Phone 1346. 1935 CHEVROLET 15CWT TRUCK Running well. Good tyres. Trade in accepted and terms arranged. G. T. GILLIES, Oamaru. Phone 1346. FOR Sale, Gentleman’s Dress Suit; also Street Suit; tit tall man.—Apply "Suit, Box 110, Oamaru. SITUATIONS .VACANT SHEARERS’ Cook, £2 per day; start about October 24.—Reply Dalgety and Co.. Ltd- Oamaru. . PROPERTY MARKET TWO self-contained Flats, 1 vacant possession.—l9Bl, Times. SALES BY AUCTION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1.30 P.m On the Premises, 30 WITHAM STREET. TATTERSALL’S EXCHANGE will sell on bahalf of W. J. Taylor (who has sold his home), his Household Furniture and Effects as under:— 3-piece Chesterfield Suite (wool moauette), 2 large Fireside Chairs to match, Oak China Cabinet, Oak Dinner Wagon, Bronze Fender, Coal Scuttle and Log Box, Companion Set, Occasional Table, Fireside Settee, Window Seat Squab, Axminster Carpet and Underfelt (12 x 9). 3yds Axminster, 3ft Hall Runner and Underfelt, Green Feltex and Underfelt (12 x 11), 4-piece Bedroom Suite comprising Double Bed, Duchesse, Tallboy, and Dressing Stool, Cream Enamel Bedroom Suite (comprising Robe, Duchesse, Pedestal and Two Single Beds), 2 Fireside Chairs, Oak Chiming Clock, Writing Desk, Standard Lamp, Hall Table, Box Ottoman, Underwood Typewriter, Kit--hen Table and Chairs, Set 3 bins, Dinner Set, Crockery (fancy), Ornaments. Kitchen Lino, 4ft 6in Sleepwell Mattress, 3ft Mattress, Curtains, Cushions, Acme Wringer, Ironing Table, Carpet Sweeper, Tricycle, High Chair, Crockeiy, Cutleiy, Hooking Utensils, and a quantity of Preserving and Jam Bottles, etc., etc., etc. On FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, At 1.30 p.m. At Our Rooms, Thames street, Oamaru TATTERSALL’S EXCHANGE have received instructions from Mi W. S. Stevenson (who has bought anothei home) to sell FITS VALUABLE PROPERTY OF H ACRES FREEHOLD SITUATED AT 88 ALN STREET. Together with SIX-ROOMED ROUGHCAST BUNGALOW Double garage and several outbuildings This property commands a wonderful view of the town and harbour, and is well laid out. with the best of shrubs and fruit trees An ideal home for a retired gentleman. If subdivided would make three First-class additional Building Sites. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon M-A-J-E-S-T-I-C Paramount Presents RAY MILLAND In One of His Most Intriguing Holes as a Man Feared by AII who Cross His Path “ALIAS DICK BEAL” Co-Starring AUDREY TOTTER, THOMAS MITCHELL Our Featurettes Include: Metro News, Sportlight, “In the Driver’s Seat,” Unusual Occupations and P.uppetoon (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Direction: Kerridge-Odeon OPERA HOUSE Finally Tonight at 7.45 J. Arthur Rank Presents Greta Gynt, John McCallutn In Edgar Wallace’s “THE CALENDAR” (Recommended by Censor for Adults)