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Southland Times, Issue 22491, 28 January 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS. MATINEE TO-DAY. MATINEE AT 2. lll = TREASURE ISLAND Is splendid Entertainment. Just another of the Majestic good ones. | At B—MAJESTIC—At B~j ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S Classic of Adventure. TREASURE ISLAND TREASURE ISLAND (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER LIONEL BARRYMORE LEWIS STONE OTTO KRUGER Dorothy Peterson—“ Chic” Sale. The Pirates trap Billy Bones—The Mutiny aboard the “Hispaniola —The Search for the Hidden Treasure!—Jim Hawkins’ battle in the shrouds of the Treasure Ship!—The Pirate Attack on the Stockade! And Scores of Other Wonderful Scenes. Supported by the greatest of all OUR GANG COMEDIES METROTONE SOUND NEWS. FINAL MATINEE TUESDAY. SPORTS MEETINGS. LUMSDEN SPORTS. 1 GRAND CLIMAX TO THE A SPORTS CIRCUIT. Note the Date: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. Running, Cycling, Clay Bird Shooting, Dancing and Piping. See the Champions in Action. Balfour Pipe Band in Attendance. DANCE AT NIGHT. JvB6B MEETINGS. GEORGETOWN BOWLING CLUB. A General Meeting of members will be held in the pavilion To-night, Monday, at 8.30 p.m. Business important.— A. Timpany, Hon. Sec. JwB9s MISS N. OCKENDEN, of Auckland, will address public meetings in the Theosophical Society’s Room, A.M.P. Buildings, Esk Street, Tuesday, January 29, at 8 p.m. Subject: “The Apparent Injustices of Life.” Wednesday, January 30, at 8 p.m. Subject: “Life and Death.” All interested are cordially invited. JwB76 . Uli...———R CROQUET. ' CROQUET. SOUTHLAND Annual ' Tournament commences on Wednesday, January 30, opening 10 a.m. at Northend Lawns. Luncheon 1/-. Afternoon Tea 6d._M. C. PERRIN, Hon. Sec. Southland Croquet Association. JwB79 EDUCATIONAL. EVERY DAY IS PRECIOUS To the Accountancy student whose one objective is to pass the Accountants’ Professional Examination with a minimum of delay, every hour of study is of great value. Don’t delay. Enrol with Hemingway’s. Commence your studies at once. HEMINGWAY’S HOME-STUDY ACCOUNTANCY TUITION. is no hit-or-miss method. It is the most highly specialized yet the simplest and surest road to qualification. Once you enrol, Hemingway’s guarantee to coach you until you pass for the one set fee—independent of the time taken. Write to-day for Free Book—“ Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516 Auckland. CONVALESCENT HOME. CRAIGIELEA Convalescent Home, Cnr. Yarrow and Kelvin Street. Elderly people specially cared for. ’Phone 958. Jdll3 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED— A Gentleman paying guest in comfortable home; central. Apply “R. J.,” Times Office. Ju795 LADY is willing to Board Technical School girls, 15/- full week; 12/6 Monday till Friday; use piano. Apply “Z. G.,” Times Office. JwB7B BELLETTS ROYAL OAK, 134 Spey Street, (one block from Dee Street) Phone 1748. MEALS 1/- MEALS 1/- . Now under the personal supervision of P. J. Bellett, owner and proprietor. Bed and Breakfast, 3/6. Full Days 5/6. Good Meals, Comfortable Beds. Casuals and Permanents by arrangement. Splendid Service. Ni42l TO LET. TO LET—Unfurnished Rooms, Don Street, near Post Office. House central; rent very cheap.—“H. 0.,” Times Office. Jw9l3 ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. VACANCIES at Greenvale Guest I House, Stewart Island. A delightful Holiday may be spent. Tariff 45/weekly, 10/- daily. Write or wire Miss B. J. Thomson. Jb49 CENTRAL HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. CORNER Colombo and Lichfield Streets. Most modem hostelry in Christchurch; excellent cuisine; in centre of city. The home away from home for Southland people. Tariff 10/6 per day Permanent guests by arrangement.—H. F. ANDERSON, Proprietor. 0z1239