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

AMUSEMENTS.

The Patronage is Remarkable! —The Booking Phenomenal! There should be no Delay in securing Seats for the remaining Sessions. THE REGENT TWO SESSIONS EACH DAY. TWO SESSIONS EACH DAY. MATINEE: 2 p.m. NIGHT: 7.45 MATINEE: 2 p.m. NIGHT: 7.45 TO-DAY AND UNTIL FRIDAY. TO-DAY AND UNTIL FRIDAY. “CAVALCADE” is Marvellous! “CAVALCADE” is Marvellous! A Remarkable Picture! A PICTURE EVERYBODY MUST SEE A PICTURE EVERYBODY MUST SEE CAVALCADE CAVALCADE CAVALCADE CAVALCADE CAVALCADE With an All-British Cast of 3500 People. The story of a Home and Family—a haven amid the whirling chaos of three seething decades of the Twentieth Century . . A world in turmoil seen through the eyes of a Wife and Mother. MATINEE SCREENINGS: Will Country Patrons in particular please note that “Cavalcade” will be screened promptly at 2 p.m., and finish just before 4 o’clock. BOX PLAN AT RICE’S REGENT SHOP THEATRE PHONE: 1938. “C A V A L C A D E.” rjIHIS Wonderful Picture HAS BEEN DEFINITELY BOOKED For Screening at the EMPIRE THEATRE, RIVERTON. PUBLIC NOTICES. ONE PENNY A DAY! Buys the Bread You Eat. (Average Daily consumption in N.Z. is 5 oz. per head). YOU might as well enjoy the sweet, fresh keeping quality and high nutritive value of MILLARS’ MILK-MADE BREAD.

PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all ll creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estate are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Invercargill on or before the Ist day of December, 1933. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as follows:— “I HEREBY CERTIFY that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” ESTATE: HENRY STERTON GOULD, late of Otautau, retired farmer; died 6th October, 1933. GEO. E. TURNEY. Deputy District Public Trustee. Invercargill, October 28, 1933. OylU6 YOU can learn to make beautiful Frocks, Costumes and Coats in three or four lessons at the HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. Fees are so moderate. Have a Free Demonstration first. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. Ist Floor, H.B. Building Invercargill. ASSORTMENT of Useful Presents just arrived. Bargain Values. DIAMOND RINGS: £6 10/-, £7 15/-, £8 10/-, £lO. Watch and Jewellery Repairs Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable. T. R. STROUD. WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. Kelvin Street, opp. H. & J. Smith’s. INVERCARGILL. OUR SPECIALS TO-DAY! ROLLED ROAST BEEF 4d. lb. 2 lb. RUMP STEAK for 1/P. WINDERS. CASH BUTCHER. KELVIN STREET. PHONE: 865. J. WINDER, (I.C.S. Diploma), SHEET METAL WORKER, TINSMITH & COPPERSMITH. General Repairs, Milk Cans, Motor Car Radiators, Mudguards, Motor Lamps, etc. Corner Yarrow and Deveron Streets, InveA’argill. Phone 671. Lawnmower sharpening, city and country householders are asked to remember that _ I do not employ travelling mechanics. Mowers must be consigned to my shop (opposite Briscoe’s). Cogs and pawls are stocked for all imported Mowers. My method of overhauling and sharpening assures cleaner cutting and longer service at a moderate charge. Mowers are called for within the city.—H. MACDONALD (Lawnmower Specialist) 85-87 Spey Street. Jwloo2