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Southland Times, Issue 21717, 1 June 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. —DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME!— —DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME!— at THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. GOOD WHOLESOME ENGLISH WIT GOOD WHOLESOME ENGLISH WIT Spontaneous Mirth! British Lion Film Corp, presents The Lady who put “Gay” into Gaiety The Lady who put “Gay” into Gaiety MAISIE GAY MAISIE GAY The Queen MAISIE GAY of MAISIE GAY Gloomchasers. MAISIE GAY And Mary Brough’s Only Rival! And Mary Brough’s Only Rival! In an Original STORY BY EDGAR WALLACE. STORY BY EDGAR WALLACE. “TO OBLIGE A LADY” “TO OBLIGE A LADY” “TO OBLIGE A LADY” “TO OBLIGE A LADY” “TO OBLIGE A LADY” “TO OBLIGE A LADY” Our other Feature is the Story of a Girl who rose above her past BEN LYON “COMPROMISED” BEN LYON “COMPROMISED” BEN LYON “COMPROMISED” in “COMPROMISED” ROSE HOBART “COMPROMISED” ROSE HOBART “COMPROMISED” ROSE HOBART “COMPROMISED” One Reckless Moment! ■ One Impulsive Kiss! A Lifetime of Regrets! Her story is a Challenge to every Girl who ever loved A PROGRAMME FOR ALL TO SEE A PROGRAMME FOR ALL TO SEE And Thoroughly Enjoy. PLANS AT BRISTOL; OR RING 1938 OOMBINED SPORTS DANCE. PIRATES FOOTBALL CLUB In conjunction with the EX-HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY CLUB. SMITH’S HALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1932, At 8.30 p.m. FOOTWARMERS’ ORCHESTRA. Admission: Ladies 2/-, Gents 3/-. Double Ticket 4/6. Ja36 DANCES. THE POPULAR TRADES HALL DANCE.—The above Dance will be held in the Trades Hall, Esk Street, To-night (Wednesday) at 8 p.m. Good Music and Good Supper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. Jail THE ETERNAL QUESTION: WHERE SHALL WE GO TO-NIGHT? THAT’S EASILY SOLVED. COME TO THE EVENING SPORTS CLUB BALL. .MATAURA—JUNE 3. Grand March, 8 p.m. sharp. DAGG’S RENOWNED DANCE BAND. (Dunedin). Playing all the Latest Jazz Hits. Gents, 3/6; Ladies, 1/6. T. H. BUTLER, Sec. Dance to South Island’s Premier Band on Southland’s Best Floor. Ja4l QTAUTAU LODGE, M.U., 1.0.0. F. ANNUAL BALL. OTAUTAU TOWN HALL, JUNE 3. Green Valley Orchestra. Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. Visiting Brothers 2/-. Visiting Sisters Free. A. S. JONES. Jal9 Secretary. QORE MOUNTED RIFLES DANCE. GAIETY HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. Gentlemen, 3/-. Ladies, 2/-. MOTOR SERVICES. BED BAND (Invercargill-Dunedin) Service will leave P.O. at 4 p.m. instead of 1 p.m. on THURSDAY only. MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE. POR SALE—Essex Sedan, five-seater; any trial. Price £BO or near offer. Apply “U D,” Times Office. POR SALE—Four-door Ford Sedan Car, in good running order, well shod, £l4O or near offer. Apply “X D,” Times Office. MzB7l EVERY Rover Car that J. S. Robbie, the Southland agent, has placed on the road is giving undoubted satisfaction. Inspect the ROVERS at the Club Hotel Right-of-way, Dee Street, Phone 1745. IT is because of their quality that so many ROVER Cars are seen on Southland roads to-day. Make an appointment with J. S. ROBBIE, Club Hotel Right-of-way, Dee Street. Phone 1745. THERE is a ROVER Model to suit every buyer. Call on or Phone J. S. ROBBIE, Club Hotel Right-of-way, Dee Street, Phone 1745, who will gladly arrange a demonstration. PRODUCE FOR SALE. King edward potatoes, 7/6 140 lbs., delivered free; handpicked.—W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. Arran chief potatoes, io/- 200 lbs., delivered free; good quality. W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. WHEAT, Oats, Bran, Pollard, Onions, Swedes, etc., at lowest rates.—W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. FRUIT FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Nelson Apples. Delivered free in city. Jonathan 6/6; Delicious 7/6; 6d. less country stations.—Kinesland. Wakefield, Nelson. Ah 339 TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. QA GOOD USED TYPEWRITERS; from 4 V £5 upwards.—N.Z. Typewriter Supplies, 41 Esk Street. Broadway heaters— Safe and economical; approved by fire underwriters; full particulars from BROADWAY HEATING CO., Clyde Street. Phone 1993.