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Southland Times, Issue 20662, 18 April 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. DO NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! —DO NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! But BOOK Seats Early! But BOOK Seats Early! Many Patrons had to be reluctantly turned away last night. PLANS AT THE BRISTOL; OR RING 380 PLANS AT THE BRISTOL; OR RING 3SO CIVIC PICTURES. 7.3 O—MUNICIPAL THEATRE-7.30 7.3 O—MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.3O LAST TWO NIGHTS OF JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR — JANET GAYNOR GEORGE O’BRIEN GEORGE O’BRIEN GEORGE O’BRIEN in “SUNRISE” "SUNRISE” “Sunrise brings the Dawn of "SUNRISE” new era in Motion Pictures. "SUNRISE” “SUNRISE” Only once in Ten Years is "SUNRISE" a picture like 'Sunrise 1 made. “SUNRISE” “SUNRISE” Do vou remember Janet Gay“SUNRISE" nor in ‘Seventh Heaven?’—■ “SUNRISE" this is her greatest achievc“SUNRISE" merit. "SUNRISE" “SUNRISE” “Sunrise” is the greatest pic“SUNRISE” ture in the World! “SUNRISE” “SUNRISE” A sensational drama dealing “SUNRISE” with the eternal conflict of "SUNRISE” pure and illicit love. “SUNRISE” Also Showing CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS The World’s “Boy Friend,” who makes five million feminine hearts flutter every time he smiles, with MARY BRIAN. WILLIAM AUSTIN. MARY BRIAN. WILLIAM AUSTIN, in "SOMEONE TO LOVE” “SOMEONE TO LOVE” "SOMEONE TO LOVE” A CHARMING PICTURE ALL WILL ENJOY. ONE MORE WONDERFUL PROGRAMME AT THE CIVIC AT JUST THE USUAL PRICES. LANTERN LECTURE.

MISSION TO LEPERS. REV. F. A. CRAWSHAW, Genera! See., WILL deliver a Lantern Lecture in St. Paul’s Sunday School Hall, Dec Street, TO-NIGHT at 7.30. INTERESTING, INSTRUCTIVE, INSPIRING. Collection for Expenses. Ap635. POPPY DAY. POPPY DAY. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1929. POPPIES WILL BE ON SALE in Gore, Mataura, Rivcrsdalc, Tapanui and surrounding districts on SATURDAY, April 20, the proceeds to be devoted to the relief of unemployment among Returned Soldiers , during the Winter months. G. L. GERKEN. An 572 Sec. Gore R.S.A. RACING. pORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. MAY 9 and 11, 1929. NOMINATIONS for all Handicap Events and ACCEPTANCES for Sires Produce Stakes at above Meeting CLOSE at 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, April 18. Full Programme in Otago Witness, March 26, and Referee, March 28. C. R. CAFFIN. A 0596 Secretary. - RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ANZAC DAY. ON THURSDAY, 25th APRIL, the 10.30 p.m. (WEDNESDAY Express from Christchurch) arrives Invercargill 11.0 a.m. The 6.40 p.m. Invercargill-Christchurch Express will run. Special train leaves Invercargill for Bluff' 2.15 p.m., returning leaving Bluff 5.0 p.m. All other trains and Lake Wakatipu Steamers will be suspended. Ap662. EXAMINATIONS. REAL ESTATE EXAMINATIONS. TNTENDING CANDIDATES ' are notified 1 that the Annual Examinations will be held in the principal towns in New Zealand at the end of September. Copies of syllabus may be obtained on application to the Secretary, or from Secretaries of local Institutes. W. J. A. THOMSON. Secretary, Real Estate Institute of New Zealand, National Bank Chambers, Shortland Street, Auckland. Amsl2 TRESPASSING. SHOOTING allowed on my property at Fairfax. Trespassers will be prosecuted.—William Henderson. Ap642 | Trespassers with dogs, guns, ferrets, or traps on my property at Wrights Bush will be prosecuted. Poison laid for dogs.—Alex. Anderson. A 0623 LOST AND FOUND. LOST —At Riverton, on April 3, Handbag containing set of Racing Colours, etc. Probably put in wrong truck when trucking horses. Also put in our truck by mistake Sack containing Racing Gear. Finder of the first mentioned and owner of latter please communicate with Alex. Drummond, Five Rivers. - Ap66l. STRAYED —From Ben Dixon’s Farm, on April 15, Black Collie Dog with chain attached. Name, “Rock.” Communicate with Ben Dixon, Rural Mail, Otautau. HOLIDAY RESORTS, AT THE ROCKS HOMESTEAD, accommodation for Summer guests. Tariff i £2 2/- per week, booking for about a week. Apply—Mrs A. Cloughley, Phone 67. Ford owners— Cail at g. w. woods & CO.’S Garage and have a 30 x 31 Heavy Duty Tyre fitted for £1 10/- cash.