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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27567, 8 December 1950, Page 12

MATINEE 2 P.M. DAILY 2-TIME ACADEMY AWARD WINNER JOHN lIUSTON PRESENTS FIRST DUNEDIN RELEASE. INFORMED CITIZENS NOW KNOW that something new has happened to the Empire Theatre, and are flocking in everincreasing numbers to this well-conducted home of FIRST-CLASS AMUSEMENT. Don’t YOU miss or let your CHILDREN miss these fine FIRST-RELEASE FILMS now being screened every week. Kerri dge-Odrop EMPIRE _ THEATRE IT COSTS NO MORE TO RESERVE. RING 12-433 NOW AND BOOK. Nightly, Victor Rilev at the Console MATINEE STALLS SEATS, 1/- and 1/6. TWO SESSIONS 2 P.M. DAILY 8 P.M. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER RELEASE THEIR PICTURE OF THE MONTH. A MASTERPIECE AMONG THRILLERS! UNFORGETTABLE IN ITS DARING, POWER AND PASSION! “THE ASPHALT JUNGLE” “THE ASPHALT JUNGLE” “THE ASPHALT JUNGLE” THE SUPREME EXAMPLE OF SUSPENSE il Starring STERLING HAYDEN', LOUIS CALHERN. (Censorship—Special "A.”) PLUS OUR USUAL HIGH STANDARD FIRST HALF, INCLUDING PETE SMITH COMEDY EMPIRE AIRMAIL LATEST OVERSEAS NEWS, ETC. BOOK NOW AND BE SURE PLANS at D.I.C. (Desk 5) and EMPIRE. 1 SPARKLING REVUE SERVICEMEN'S HALL. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12, 8 p.m. Presented by FLORENCE PACEY. Tap Dances -by Stewart Sisters and Pupils of Daphne Baxter and Betty Fletcher’s Ballets. Accompanist: Jean Kirk-Burnnand. PIOBAIREACHD SOCIETY NEW ZEALAND. OF THE USUAL NIGHT OF PIPING ITEMS Will be held in the DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND ROOMS ! On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, at 8 o’clock. Supper. Non-members 2s. J. ROSE,, , ■ Hon. Secretary. MONSTER SALE GOOD CLOTHING. 16 BROADWAY, TODAY (FRIDAY), DECEMBER 8. Open 10.30 a.m. all day. Jumble Sale 6.45 p.m. . DON’T Forget Gala Day at Port Chalmers, Sunday, 10th. MARCHING Teams’ Display, 14 teams, 3 bands. SPECIAL trains leaves Dunedin 2.10, returns leaving Port Chalmers at 5.15; 2s return; stops Ravensbourne; collection for Kindergarten Building Fund. DANCING PUBLIC OLD TIME-MODERN DANCE, LARNACH'S CASTLE, SATURDAY, 9th, 2s 6d. Supper Free. Rovers’ Band. Return Buses Is 9d, Queen’s Gardens, 7.45 Any weather.. Older fireside patrons welcome. C CONTINUOUS DANCING to popular J Music, ALLANTON HALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. Popular Prices. Supper. Record crowds are proving this to be TAIERI'S MOST POPULAR DANCE. A Good Night Out—Don’t forget the Bus from T. and G. Buildings 8 p.m., Port 8.10, for Merry Macs’ Waitati Saturday Dance. LEGAL NOTICES ' [Under “ The Mining Act, 1926.”] A PPLICATION FOR A LICENCE FOR A WATER RACE. To the Warden of the Otago Mining District at Naseby— URSUANT to “The Mining Act, 1926,” Undersigned. CLIFFORD GEORGE ART, of Naseby, Miner, Hereby Applies a Licence for a Water Race; as speci--1 in the Schedule hereto, the course ereof has been duly marked out for purpose. lark on pegs, Z. Precise time of markout privilege applied for, 8/10/50, at p.m. Date and number of Miner’s ;ht, 21/9/50. No. 58878. Address for vice, at the Office of FRASER & MACNALD, Solicitors, Ranfurly. iated at Ranfurly, this 12th day of ;ober, 1950. SCHEDULE: Locality of the Race and of its startig and terminal points; also descripion of land traversed—e.g„ unalienated Irown land, private land, or otherwise: lommencing in Brown’s Creek on 'astoral Run No. 574, Mt. Burster Disrict, about 3 miles above the junction f such Creek with Guffie’s Creek, Tuning thence in an abandoned Race in a /esterly direction a distance of 2800 ards, and terminating at Claim aplied for by Applicant. Length and intended course of Race, 300 yards—westerly. Points of intake, )ne in Brown’s Creek. Estimated ime and cost of construction, £lso— year. Mean depth and breadth, 2 eet deep, 2 feet 6 inches wide. Number f heads to be diverted, 2J heads. Puriose for which water is to be used, lining. Proposed term of Licence, 21 gnature of Applicant & Q pEART (by his Solicitor.) (Signed) A. H. MACDONALD, ecise time of filing of the foregoing ication, 19/10/1950. at 10 a.m. , Time place appointed for the Hearing of lication and all Objections thereto, 4DAY the 12th day of FEBRUARY, at 2 p.m., at Warden’s Court, Naseby. ijections must be filed in the Regis's Office and notified to Applicant at t Three Days before the time so (Signed) F. A. FOOTE, Mining Registrar. GEORGE WRIGHT PROVAN. of Naseby, Miner— ~ , ... ITICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the ing of the Above Application, the leant Will apply for a Certificate of ldonment of the Licences for Water s Nos. 4439 and 4666 (Naseby Regisand that the same may be given uncause to the contrary is shown (Signed) F. A. FOOTE, Mining Registrar. LIDAY ACCOMMODATION ) u S E WAN T E D, ear St. Kilda or St. Clair beach, for ks from December 29; mother and ldren: every care taken; rent in ly to 416, TIMES. 'BLE ROOM, bed and breakfast, in fleet home, near tram; hot water for 10s day each, including supper, December 26. „ _ , WAIMEA TERRACE, Cashmere, Christchurch. ■ ... ’ED - to~Rent~furnished House, Flat 3 ms, suitable for 3. from December January 12.—“ Careful. Box 110. ED Rent. Crib, Brighton or Taieri , from about Jan. 12 or . A° r „ ?, Full particulars to Holiday, Tapanui. .EREAGH (Mrs McMaster). 60 Stuart st.. Superior Accommoda-ied-breaktast Comfortable ITCHURCH: Visitors, id Breakfast: near tram.—Write 139 and st.. Christchurch. with good country home, would are of children, holidays or any reasonable. —415, Times. AY at Waikaura Guest House. ie.—Phone 67W. Waikoualtl. _AR Bus Services enable a pleasant ■nd to be spent at Hotel Cromwell. /IMODATION Available for Xmas; a tramping. Goldfields Pass Naseby R.D. ED to Exchange, House in Ranfurly ise in Brighton; 3 weeks; for school n—Box 34; or Phone 76. Ranfurly. rpHE Editor does not nandle business i letters—these should be addressed to I the Manager.