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Southland Times, Issue 20831, 20 July 1929, Page 1

I AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC PICTURES 7.30-MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.3O - 7.30-MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.3O -’ • and “ MATINEE—at 2 p.m.—MATINEE MATINEE—at 2 p.m.—MATINEE Another Entertaining Programme Another Entertaining Programme Brimming Over with Excitement! Brimming Over with Excitement! "THOROUGHBREDS” or "Silks "THOROUGHBREDS” and Saddles” “THOROUGHBREDS” A real live Drama “THOROUGHBREDS” of the race track, “THOROUGHBREDS” with MARION NIXON. MARY NOLAN. MARION NIXON. MARY NOLAN. RICHARD WALLING. RICHARD WALLING. “THOROUGHBREDS” He loved the “THOROUGHBREDS” horses — and he , “THOROUGHBREDS” loved their owner ’’ "THOROUGHBREDS” —but he fell for . “THOROUGHBREDS” a siren of the “THOROUGHBREDS” night clubs — a a “THOROUGHBREDS” tense and vivid "THOROUGHBREDS" drama—with the “THOROUGHBREDS” most thrilling race “THOROUGHBREDS” scene ever filmed. - FLYING HOOFS AND FLUTTERING HEARTS. I. Also on the bill: MARY ASTOR CHARLES MORTON. 1 MARY ASTOR CHARLES MORTON. MARY ASTOR CHARLES MORTON. in "NEW YEAR’S EVE" "NEW YEAR’S EVE” “NEW YEAR’S EVE” “NEW YEAR’S EVE” “NEW YEAR’S EVE” “NEW YEAR’S EVE” She a New Y’ear’s “Eve”—He a New Year’s Adam, and how they found their 5 Eden. It took them just twelve hours to do it. And it was a night of terror and of kisses, of cracking pistols and soft words of love .... a night of perilous ~ adventure for a young man with a million dollars and a girl who looked like a million dollars, but hadn’t a cent. WHAT A FIGHT! WHAT A NIGHT! WHAT THRILLING DRAMA! Also "TARZAN THE MIGHTY” "TARZAN THE MIGHTY” . THE SPLENDID ANIMAL THRILLER! , Competition Cards for the Children at ■ each session. > PRICES JUST AS USUAL. I PRICES JUST AS USUAL. - PLANS AT BRISTOL; OR RING 3SO. i DAY SALES AT MRS GAWN’S. i SMOKE CONCERT. SOUTHLAND ANGLERS’ CLUB. — SMOKE CONCERT. FEDERAL TEA ROOMS, THURSDAY NEXT, 25th July, commencing at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS—To consider recommendation from Acclimatisation Council to prohibit worm and bait fishing in Otapiri, Lora and Dunsdale streams. To consider advisability of closing fishing season on first Saturday following Easter Holidays. All Anglers are requested to attend. Tickets 5/-. Jr7B2 W. H. DUNNAGE, Hon. Sec. COMPETITIONS, COMPETITIONS. 1929 F ESTIVA L 1529 VALUABLE PRIZES. COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE THAT TINTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. Get your Entry Form from the Secretary, c/o R. B. Caws & Co., corner Dee Street and Crescent. \. JrBl4 EXAMINATIONS. TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON. INVERCARGILL LOCAL CENTRE. (THEORY EXAMS). Entries for the December exams. in Musical Knowledge, Higher Rudi- i ments and Art of Teaching (Diploma Paper work)- CLOSE on MONDAY, JULY 29, 1929. CHAS. GRAY. Local Secretary. 53 Esk Street. JrBl9 TRESPASSING. TRESPASS NOTICE. AT SPRINGHILLS. ALL Persons trespassing on Sections 3, 42, 276 and 304, Forest Hill Hundred, with traps, dogs, guns, ferrets or poison will be prosecuted according to law after this date. WM. McMILLAN. July 16, 1929. Browns. i ~"* 1 i PUBLIC NOTICES. ) j CHEAP READING! i SPECIAL OFFER! j S MAGAZINES (back numbers); usually lOd. to 1/6. I 4 NOVELS; usual prices 9d. to 2/6 each. ( The Lot (rail paid) forlo/- - 3 MAGAZINES; usually lOd. to 1/6 each. 3 NOVELS; usual prices 9d. to 2/- each. I The lot (rail paid) for - - -5/6 . 8 MAGAZINES (rail paid) for - - - -5/- ' THE BOOKLOVERS’ LIBRARY AND I GIFT SHOP. ROUT’S BUILDINGS -- - - DEE STREET. ■ PHONE: 232. T. B. D O R M A N. ! J DON’T DELAY. JOIN NOW. < BE in time for the next ballot. Money I for home-building FREE OF INTER- r EST in Pacific Starr-Bowkett Building c Society. Write or call for particulars to — BOYD & CO., 7 Arcade. , on finn b °° ks in stock. w e ma y ’ VVjUvU have the one you want. a DRIVER’S BOOKSHOP, DUNEDIN. Awl 1004 | Trees, shrub? and plants.— 7 Obtain yours from B. D. EDGIN- S TON, North Road, Waikiwi. Phone 1689. s Price Lists. ,C