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Southland Times, Issue 22159, 30 October 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

BOYS AND GIRLS! Your Special Matinee of The Big Cage takes place To-day at 4—5. Saturday’s Vast Audience Thunderstruck! Each Patron Thrilled as never before! | 7.4S—MAJESTIC—7.4S | THE MOST EXCITING PICTURE EVER FILMED! 20—TIGERS 20 LIONS 20—TIGERS 20 LIONS THE B I G CAGE (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Featuring the World’s Most Famous Animal Trainer, CLYDE BEATTY With a Special Screen Cast: Anita Page. Wallace Ford. Raymond Hatton. Mickey Rooney. Andy Devine. Transporting you to realms of daredevil adventure and thrills! A smashing drama, of the loves and lives of circus folk, with the most amazing highlights ever pictured. MOST AMAZING CIRCUS STORY OF ALL TIME. Majestic Featurettes: British News. Paramount News. Mickey Mouse. Cinesound. PLANS McCRACKEN & WALLS; A CONCERT AND DANCE IN aid of the Library Funds, will be held in the HOKONUI HALL, on WEDNESDAY, November 1, at 8 p.m. High-class Talent. Good Supper. Concert 1/6, Dance, Gents 1/-. Ladies Free. 0p745 BAND CONTEST. BRASS AND PIPE BAND CONTEST BAND CONTEST SAT. NEXT., NOV. 4. BAND SAT, NEXT., NOV. 4. CONTEST BAND SHOWGROUNDS. CONTEST INVERCARGILL. BAND CONTEST MILITARY QUICKSTEP. BAND Afternoon. CONTEST BAND SELECTIONS CONTEST Evening. BAND CONTEST A Big Day of Good Music BAND and Bright Marching. CONTEST BAND Bands from Dunedin, MilCONTEST ton, Gore, Mataura, BalBAND four, Bluff, Invercargill. CONTEST BAND SPECIAL TRAIN FROM CONTEST DUNEDIN. BAND Local Trains Delayed. CONTEST MARKET FARES. BAND CONTEST SAT., NOVEMBER 4, BAND IS CONTEST “CONTEST DAY” colin McDonald, 0y1075 Secretary. TENDERS. DON’T SPOIL THE JOB-USE C.M.A. CABLES AND FLEXIBLES. rpHE cable which will be as good after J. 20 years’ service as the day it was installed. The quality of C.M.A lessens your responsibility and backs your tender. BRITISH AND BEST. G. FREDRIC, LTR KEGISTERED PLUMBERS, KELVIN STREET. Phone: Business, 93; Residence, 1594-M Manufacturers of TANKS, BATHS, SKYLIGHTS, SPOUTING, RIDGING. Estimates given for all classes of indoor and outdoor work. LOST AND FOUND. WOULD Person who picked up sum of money in Wachner's Mantle Department, on Friday evening, please communicate with Times Office. POUND— Farmers cleaning up the shearing shed for shearing. We buy all oddments.—N.Z. WOOL CO. FOUND. LONDON prices always paid for Rabbitskins, Sheepskins, Wool, Opossum Skins, Calfskins, Hides, etc. —R. CRUICKSHANK, Exporter, Dee Street, 'Phone 2077. Lumsden 'phone 3. JcBs WANTED TO EXCHANGE. WANTED to Exchange—Section, good locality (£75) for Car. Apply “0.K.,” Times Office. oxloso MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. TIOR SALE—O.H.V. 2| h.p. Chromium JP Tank, twin exhausts. Electric Motor Cycle; excellent condition; cheap. Apply 41 Lees Street. oxlo6l TO LET. TO LET—Christmas, for month, Furnished Flat, five rooms, Royal Terrace, Dunedin. Apply Principal, St. Hilda’s, Dunedin. Oylll4 TO LET—Coal and Wood Yard, with Office, etc., situated Dee Street and Victoria Avenue; low rental to reliable tenant. —A. Russell & Co., Ltd. TENNIS REQUISITES. E EPAIRS to Tennis Rackets; sameday service; all work done by experts.—A. &W. HAMILTON, Tennis Specialists. CARGILL TENNIS BALLS—The Ball that is being used by leading players. Approved for match play.— HAMILTON’S SPORTS DEPOT. v LATEST Australian Tennis Rackets. The largest stock in Otago and Southland to choose from.—HAMILTON’S TENNIS STORES.