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Southland Times, Issue 23888, 5 August 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS VISITORS! SEE OUR LOCAL TALENT CIVIC THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT, Aug. 6, at 8 p.m. Under the auspices of the New Community Sing. Proceeds Civic and Caledonian Pipe Bands Funds. The greatest Programme ever seen locally. PROGRAMME: Full Orchestra: Selection. Mr S. Kingston, Leader. Civic Band, Selection, Campfire. Conductor, Mr R. Wills. Caledonian, Pipe Band, Selections. Community Sing (Hymns). Leader Mr S. Kingston. Messrs Brian, Wright and Meikle. Spanish Guitars and Western Songs (from Mataura). Mr Bert Duff, Banjo mandolin solo. Mr Kingston, Baritone. Messrs Storie and E. Hunter, Comet Duo. . W. and R. Matthews, Mexican and Spanish Guitar solos. Watt Bros., Ukulele, Song and Mouthorgan. Miss Watt, Pian-Accordion. Gaiety Dance Band. Hawaiian Orchestra (14 players). Dixon Trio, Maori Songsters. Hawaiian Trio. Electric Guitar, Spanish and Ukulele Selections. Doors open at 7 p.m. Come early and save being turned away. Dress Circle: Donation 1/-. All other parts of theatre, Donation of 6d. A. E. Jordan’s sound system. W. Matthews, Organizer. Ael62 Clear the Decks for Action! Clear your Throat for Laughs! CIRCUIT TALKIES . PRESENT NEXT WEEK. A roaring Rough-and-Tumble Story of the Coastguard. With “SEA DEVILS” Victor McLaglen Preston Foster. Ida Lupino (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Screening: Athol, Monday; Mossbum, Tuesday; Dipton, Wednesday; Browns, Thursday; Drummond, Friday. A Picture with Romance, Adventure and a Vivid Background. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. 5831 PUBLIC NOTICES HAVE YOU HEARD OF “ALADDIN” AND His Wonderful Lamp? WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE THE LATEST MODELS. Lantern - -- -- -- - 78/Table Model ------- 95/Pedestal Model ------ 95/Hanging Idodel ------ 110/ALADDIN LAMPS THE SOFT WHITE LIGHT WILL SAVE YOUR EYES. PROCURABLE ONLY FROM AITCHISON’S, LTD. IRONMONGERS. Right Shop for Lamps. FOR a Successful Dinner .... Serve PRIME OX-BEEF Savoury and inviting in its first appearance. PRIME BEEF loses nothing by returning again in unusual and tempting “leftover” guises ORDER THE BEST BEEF From JAMES HOLLAND, BUTCHER - - - DEE STREET ’Phones: 313 and 1349. MRJ.R. HANAN, SOLICITOR, WISHES to announce that he has admitted into Partnership MR lAN ANGUS ARTHUR, LL.B., Barrister and Solicitor. The practice will be carried on in Hanan’s Buildings, 128 Dee Street, Invercargill, under the name of HANAN & ARTHUR. 5692 NEW ZEALAND MEAT BOARD. ELECTORAL COMMITTEE ELECTION FARMERS Don’t be misled by vague Promises. Vote for the Producers’ Official Candidates: H. P. McINTYRE, Maitland. A. NAPPER, Woodlands.' THE MEN WHO HOLD YOUR CONFIDENCE. AelBo NEW ZEALAND MEAT BOARD. ELECTORAL COMMITTEE ELECTION ALL FARMERS owning one hundred Sheep or more are entitled to vote. ; Any Farmer who has not received voting papers please communicate immediately with the SECRETARY, Southland Primary Producers’ AelBl Association, Woodlands. FOOTBALL ENTHUSIASTS we are expecting you to Lunch and Tea Today. Lunches from 11 a.m. Teas from 4.30 p.m. Please use Cambridge Place entrance—Herbert Haynes & Co., Ltd., Tay Street. 5820 FARMERS —Make a note of our Phone Number 194 Winton. Farmers’ Concrete Products Company, Main Street, Winton, TEN Cases 9’s G.C. Iron. New iron Iron damaged Prices right. E. H. Ball. Kelvin Street 5752