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Southland Times, Issue 25313, 17 June 1935, Page 1

j AMUSEMENTS. | MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 p.m. "KENTUCKY KERNELS.” i||[ CIVIC ‘ THEATRE I Jjl ' 11— 111 ‘ TO-NIGHT 745 n m TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT P TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF (The madcaps of moviedom again! .... Causing riots of merriment every second. ’ ’ WHEELER & WOOLSEY WHEELER & WOOLSEY WHEELER & WOOLSEY Re-make the history of Kentucky . . . and what a story they make of it! ... A pair of out-of-work magicians . . . who become Kentucky Kernels . . . [with feuds to fight and maidens to be rescued .. A scream from start to finish—in “KENTUCKY KERNELS” ’ “KENTUCKY KERNELS” “KENTUCKY KERNELS” “KENTUCKY KERNELS” GAY MUSIC, GORGEOUS GIRLS, DELIGHTFUL DANCING AND HILARIOUS FUN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (2) “Break 90 at Croquet” Comedy. (3) “Along Came a Duck” Cartoon. (4) “Red Republic” — — Travelogue. (5) “Pathe News” Topical. (6) “Fox Australian News” Topical. Showing how the Visiting INDIAN HOCKEY PLAYERS overwhelmed VICTORIA. Book at Begg’s or Phone 1744. PACKED HOUSES HAVE MARKED THE LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS’ PLAYS * IN FORMER YEARS SO Don’t Risk Disappointment! BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW FOR THE LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS’ ' 1935 RECITAL HELP CHILDREN 1 HELP CHILDREN ! TO HELP CHILDREN ! TO HELP CHILDREN 1 CIVIC THEATRE. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. June-20 and 21. In Aid of the Karitane-Hunt Hospital. FOUR PLAYS WRITTEN AND PERFORMED -By— LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS “THE PHOTO.” “ROSEBUDS AND ROYALTY.” “DOUBLOONS AND DREAMS.” “A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS.” BRIGHT ACTING, SINGING AND DANCING. Prices 3/-, 2/-, 1/-. Children Half-price. - 5 BOX PLAN ON VIEW AT BEGG’S. Booking Free. BOOK TO-DAY ! BOOK TO-DAY ! BOOK TO-DAY ! BOOK TO-DAY ! ELECTION NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND MEAT PRODUCERS’ BOARD. ELECTION OF PRODUCERS’ REPRESENTATIVES. UNDER the provisions of the regulations the usual election of producers’ representatives on the New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board will be held this year. Tire various districts will elect twenty-five delegates who will constitute an Electoral Committee, and will assemble in Wellington, on the 28th and 29th August, 1935, to consider the Board’s Annual Report and Balance Sheet, and to elect three, producers, representatives on the Board. Nominations of delegates to the Electoral Committee will be received at the Board’s Office up to noon on the 18th July, 1935. Nominations of producers’ representatives on the Board will be received at the Board’s Office up to noon on the 11th July, 1935. Specimen forms of nomination, and full particulars regarding electoral districts, persons entitled to vote, etc., may be had on application to the undersigned, or from Provincial Branches of the Farmers’ Union, the Sheepowners’ Federation and A. & P. Associations. G. C. SMITH, • Returning Officer, New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board, 1832 P.O. Box 121, Wellington, C.l. LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Umbrella in vicinity of Mitchell Street, Monday. Finder please return 25 Mitchell Street. Jk3lo — TfTOULD Person who removed boy’s ” Bicycle from Post Office last Thursday, please return same or ring 270. Jm369 LOST in Tweed Street, on Friday evening, Brown Suede Glove. Finder please return to Featherstone, Adamson and Francis, Crescent, Invercargill. 1834 s TO LET. rpo LET—Five roomed Bungalow in J- Avenal. First class order throughout. Immediate possession)— W. R. MABSON & CO., Esk Street. CONVALESCENT HOME. (IRAIGIELEA - Convalescent Home. J Cnr Yarrow and Kelvin Street. Elderly people specially cared for. ■phone 958. T7IOR Dessert To-day! Delicious stewed jC fruit and a liberal helping of Cremola Custard, the universal favourite. All grocers. >.