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Southland Times, Issue 22992, 11 September 1936, Page 4

OTAUTAU SPECIALS. OTAUTAU TALKIES. TO-MORROW NIGHT—B p.m. HIS Funniest and there’s Nothing Funnier. WILL ROGERS in “LIFE BEGINS AT 40” And what a cast—Rochelle Hudson, Richard Cromwell, George Barbier, Jane Darwell, Slim Summerville. It’s a Riot of Laughs. (U Certificate) 3958 McDougall’s Carbolic Soap - - 2/3 pkt. Lifebuoy Soap - ------ Bd. Laundarine Soap ----- 1/4 bar. Sunlight Soap - - - - - - 1/1. Solvol Soap ------- 6d. at HARRINGTON’S, LTD., Phone 115. OTAUTAU. Box 8. 5 VALVE Superhet Radios, Aeroplane Dial, full sized Cabinet; £lllO/— cash.—Central Garage. T7IARMERS! Don’t forget the OTAUT TAU FOUNDRY for Agricultural and General Machinery Repair Work at Reasonable prices.—Phone 83M. KEEP your Battery up to the mark. Charging and repairing at moderate cost. Agents for Vesta Batteries.— Central Garage. HARDWARE Lines for Farmers! Coopers Horse Shoes, 9d lb; Sheep Marking Sticks, 1/-; Lamb Castrators, 5/6; “Kerol,” 8/6 J gall.; “Safonia,” 2/bottle; Sykes’ Drench, 1/6 pkt., 17/doz. at OTAUTAU 'HARDWARE. FRESH BISCUITS. AULSEBROOKS, Bruces, Hudsons and Kingsland’s ALWAYS IN STOCK AT - HARRINGTON’S, LTD., BOX 8. PHONE 115. COMPLETE overhauls and regrinding by A grade mechanics. Write for quotations.—G. R. McMillan, Central Garage. ’Phone 39m. SHEEPSKINS. A Large amount of Money is Lost by keeping Sheepskins till they become stale. SEND IN WHILE FRESH AND GET FULL VALUE. R. BROWN, WOOL & SKIN EXPORTER, Phone 17. SEED POTATOES. TTTE have on hand unlimited supplies n of Government Certified King Edward Seed Potatoes. All other early varieties stocked. Sole agents for Cooper’s Pedigree Garden and Flower Seeds. Garden Fertilisers, Garden Tools, Lawnmowers, etc. MATHESON’S (OTAUTAU), LTDPHONE 103 M. A-893 (THE KING’S SEEDSMEN. SUTTON’S. Local Agents: HARRINGTON’S, LTD., PHONE 115. P.O. BOX 8. WAIANIWA SPECIALS. Motor Cycle Owners. ‘’fll’E specialize in Motor Cycle OverVV hauling and cylinder regrinding. Prices for regrinding complete from £2 BATTERY SERVICE. We test your Batteries free of charge on our latest “Besco” battery tester. Phones 33W-33U, Thombury. McNeill’s” garage, WAIANIWA. '

NIGHTCAPS SPECIALS. NIGHTCAPS TALKIES. “TITTLE Miss Marker.” (U CertifiIJ cate), Adolphe Menjou, Shirley Temple. The heart touching story of a toddler (Shirley Temple) given as security in a gambling debt. Great supporting programme, Saturday, September 12th. Matinee Saturday afternoon. Prices: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. Usual prices at night. PAY a Small Deposit and the Balance in Easy Weekly Payments. Used Bicycles from £2. New from £6. Genuine B.S.A. from £9. B.S.A. Sports Racing Models fom £IO.—LAIDLAW Garage, Nightcaps. " T ITTLE Miss Marker.” Dorothy Dell, Jj Charles Bickford with Adolphe Menjou and Shirley Temple. Half the world took this wee tot to its hard heart. She was an 1.0. U. for a debt. Saturday, September 12th. Matinee Saturday afternoon. Prices: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. Usual prices at night. speedily than under the present system, under which an ambulance came from Invercargill. The time between the accident and the arrival at hospital would be still further reduced when the latter was at Kew. The Mayor explained that the discussion was raised so that he would have something concrete to bring before a public meeting, if it was considered necessary. Cr. Newman said that an ambulance was a necessity at Bluff and probably the Harbour Board and shipping companies would join in sharing the cost. It was decided to call a meeting to have the matter publicly discussed. MISSION LECTURE A lecture illustrated with lantern slides was given in the Methodist Church by the Rev. A. H. Scrivin, general superintendent of overseas missions for the Methodist Church of New Zealand. The Rev. A. E. Waite presided, and extended a welcome to the lecturer, who had served for 20 years in overseas work in Papua. The slides illustrated the work of the Methodist Church in the Solomon Islands. Although only 34 years have passed since the first missionaries landed in those savage islands, where head hunting and cannibalism of the cruellest and most degraded kind were rife, these terrible practices have been completely eliminated, and former cannibals are now earnest Christian workers and church members living in harmony and security, said the lecturer. A remarkable picture showed a number of young men who were theological students preparing for educational work among their own people and whose parents were bitter enemies, destroying and eating one another. The most useful educational work was also undertaken, and a photograph was shown of a large group of young people, all of whom could read and write, both their own language and also rudimentary English. In all cases the teachers were natives who had been trained by the mission schools.

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