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Southland Times, Issue 23792, 14 April 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp’n. Ltd. 2 p.m. — Twice Daily — 7.45. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present Another of those popular wholesome family comedies “RICH MAN, POOR GIRL” “RICH MAN, POOR GIRL” “RICH MAN, POOR GIRL” “RICH MAN, POOR GIRL” “RICH MAN, POOR GIRL” “RICH MAN, POOR GIRL” or How she landed a millionaire with ROBERT YOUNG LEW AYRES RUTH HUSSEY LANA TURNER GUY KIBBEE (Approved for Universal Exhibition) — More of Those Good Shorts! —- DRAMATIC DYNAMITE ! I THE “DEAD END” KIDS | are in “CRIME SCHOOL” now! TOMORROW! TOMORROW! Warner Bros. Present THE “DEAD END” KIDS THE “DEAD END” KIDS THE “DEAD END” KIDS THE “DEAD END” KIDS THE “DEAD END” KIDS THE “DEAD END” KIDS Tougher than Ever! with HUMPHREY BOGART - GALE PAGE THRILLING “CRIME SCHOOL” nitiui ! “CRIME SCHOOL” UKAffIA . ‘CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” I “CRIME SCHOOL” RUGGED “CRIME SCHOOL” RTTTHI FSS- “CRIME SCHOOL” ijwcc ! “CRIME SCHOOL” Mbb . “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” TRTGGFR “CRIME SCHOOL” ACTIONt “CRIME SCHOOL” ALIIUIN . “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” SHOCKING “CRIME SCHOOL” RFAT TTV r “CRIME SCHOOL” RLALIIY . “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” PULSATING “CRIME SCHOOL” WCTTCIVTirNT I “CRIME SCHOOL bXCllLlVll'.lN 1 . « CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” “CRIME SCHOOL” DARING “CRIME SCHOOL” EXPOSE ! “CRIME SCHOOL” SOMETIMES AMUSING! SOMETIMES TRAGIC! ALWAYS EXCITING! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) Box plans at H. & J. Smith’s, Rice’s Regent Shop and Theatre (’phone 1938). —■ ' ..i PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after Saturday, 15th April the undermentioned Fruit and Produce Marts will be CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY till further notice: F. Bowden & Co., Ltd. Bray Frampton Roderique, Ltd., Macgregor & Trim Ltd., D. W. McKay, Ltd. 1884 GORE A. & P. ASSOCIATION. EWE FLOCK COMPETITION. JUDGING DAY, SATURDAY, April 15. DISTRICT Farmers are invited to inspect the flocks after the judging of the above Competition, which will commence at Mr Alexander Stewart’s farm at Balfour at 9 a.m. on the above date. Visitors will require to make their own arrangements for transport, meals, etC ’ F. YOUNG, 1898 Secretary. ENGAGED? rfIHEN express your happiness in a X truly unmistakeable way! Buy the Ring from Campbell’s “the Famous Ring Shop.” Nowhere will you get finer stones, more superb settings, or more exquisite workmanship. Beauty and value go hand in hand at Campbell’s — we give you the loveliest ring imaginable for the most modest outlay possible. We have a special room, where you can make your selection in privacy and comfort. Study our Prices—£s 10/-, £6 10/-, £8 10/-, £lO, £lllO/-, £l2 10/-, £l4, £l5, £l6 10/-, £l7 10/-. £lB, £2O, £25, £3O up to £75. H. P. CAMPJELL, The Ring Shop. DEE STREET. PHONE 981. Ring Catalogue Post Free. FARMERS SEE OUR NEW TRUCK TOPDRESSER EASILY ATTACHED TO ANY MAKE OF TRUCK. Your Old Machine taken as Part Payment. ■ • STORRIE - WILLETT, LTD., SPEY STREET, INVERCARGILL. 1885 FOR SALE, 1000 yards Coir Matting. —FRANK HOLLOWAY & CO., LTD., 118 Spey Street.