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Southland Times, Issue 25343, 23 July 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

| MATINEE 1 AT 2 TO-DAY. AT 2. — 000 ’il 7 - 45 II MAJESTIC II 7.45 I j Heated for Your Health and Comfort. Come Early This Evening. THE TRIUMPH OF TRIUMPHS. > Positively Farewells To-night. ’ THE INCOMPARABLE GARBO GARBO W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM’S “THE PAINTED VEIL.” “THE PAINTED VEIL.” “THE PAINTED VEIL.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A TALE OF HIGH ADVENTURE, OF SMOULDERING LOVE, OF TENDERNESS THAT YIELDS TEARS . . . ONLY GARBO . . . COULD LIFT THIS SOUL-SEAR-ING ROMANCE TO ITS GREATEST HEIGHTS ! Splendid Associate Programme, British News Reel. THE OLD PIONEER. Coloured Musical Cartoon. Thelma Todd — Patsy Kelly Comedy. Paramount News. Plans H. & J. Smith’s or Phone Theatre 738. GIRLS — GIRLS Don’t Promise any Man you will Marry him until you see THE GAY BRIDE. THE GAY BRIDE. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RUGBY FOOTBALL. SPORTS TRUST CUP. IT ORT II E R N v. WESTERN AT BALFOUR, ON WEDNESDAY, 24th JULY. ON WEDNESDAY, 24th JULY. At 3 p.m. Admission: Gents 1/6; Ladies 1/-. D. C. HARDY, 2666 Secretary, N.D.F.U. DANCES. HERE WE ARE AGAIN 111! TTTAIKIWI Tennis Club’s Annual VV Dance, Waikiwi Hall, TO-NIGHT. Free Taxis to P.O. Jt543 TO-NIGHT. To-Night. Kapuka Hockey Club Ball in Oteramika Hall. Radio Orchestra. Free H. & H. Bus. I Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6. 2711 I TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. LOCHIEL Basketball Club. Fortnightly Dance, Tuesday, 23rd July, in aid of Central Rep. Team. Monte Carlo, Statue Dance. Admission 1/-. Free Bus from Spar Bush. _ 2708 ELECTION NOTICES. SOUTHLAND BOYS’ & GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD. ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS BY PARENTS OF PUPILS. IN accordance with the provisions of the Education Act, 1914, and amendments IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the following candidates have been duly nominated as Members of the Southland Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools Board:— JOHN THOMAS CARSWELL, of Invercargill. ROBERT MATTHEW STRANG, of . Invercargill. As only the required number of candidates has been nominated, I hereby declare Messrs J. T. Carswell and R. M. Strang duly elected Members of the . Board. H. T. THOMPSON, Returning Officer. High Schools’ Board Office, Invercargill, July 22, 1935. 2709 WANTED TO SELL. 11ENTS, once used; best quality; best value.—Johnson and Couzins, Ltd., Quality Tentmakers, Cashel St., ’ Christchurch. MOTORISTS! J. E. WATSON & CO., Tay Street, can quote you for Hoods, Curtains, etc., or repairs. Mater- . ials and workmanship guaranteed.

POULTRY FOR SALE POR SALE—Pedigree Cockerels; Australorps, White Leghorns, from recent successful Papanui tested stocks. —L. BRUMBY, “Sunny View Stud,” Winton. DON’T BE MISLED BY OTHERS. BUY direct from a Breeder with recent records at Papanui, 1933-34 and 1934-35, 274, 266, 259, 256, 246. Chicks fully booked for August. Order now for September, October and November delivery.—Sam Brumby, All Black Stud, Winton. Jssl7 MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. TjlOR SALE—4:} S.V. Ariel, just over.l. hauled and well shod. £4O or offer. Apply 122 Don Street. POR SALE—2? H.P. E.W. Douglas,, Sports model, complete with tools,! in good running order; must be sold. £lO cash. Apply “S. L.,” Times Office. 2669, LIVE STOCK FOR SALE TjlOR SALE—Guaranteed box bred I' Ferrets. Price 10/-. Apply Desmond Soper, Five Rivers. 2710 T7OR SALE—Lovely pedigree Pom. 10 Puppies, age 6 months, colours, wolf, sable, black and blue. Apply Mrs Rowley, Box 50, Balfour. 2650 ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. CENTRAL HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. lIORNER Colombo and Lichfield ) Streets. Most modern 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