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Southland Times, Issue 24420, 28 April 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS THE ANZACS RIDE AGAIN! . The Torch You Threw To Us We Caught, . And Now Our Hands Will Hold It High. Its Glorious Light Will Never Die! At The Psychological Moment Comes A Film To Thrill Everyone! Presenting: ADVENTURE! HUMOUR! SPECTACLE! — AND ROMANCE! Devil-May-Care Hard-riding Sons of Australia Hardened to Every Peril Except The Inviting Eyes Of An Alluring Girl! REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corn’n, Ltd. 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.4S New Universal Presents Charles Chauvel’s Masterpiece. BETTY BRYANT. CHIPS RAFFERTY, GRANT TAYLOR, PAT TWOHILL, JOE VALLI, In “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN” “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN” “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN’ “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN’ “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN’ “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN” “FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN’ Bringing to life the campaign of a body of men whose name has become a byword for glory and mad daring! Made in Australia For The Empire To Admire And To Thrill The Hearts of All New Zealanders! Box Plans: H. & J. Smith’s, Rice’s Regent Shop and Theatre. (Phone 1938.) (Recommended By Censor For Adults) THE ANZACS RIDE AGAIN!

MEETINGS ® riIHE Annual General Meeting- of the JL English Folk Song and Dance Society of New Zealand will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Buildings, Tay Street, on Monday. 28th April, at 8 p.m. All interested are invited to attend. 5940 N.Z. DUCKSHOOTERS’ ASSN. (Southland Branch). I NNUAL MEETING. Election of offiA cers, Financial Statement and General, Y.M.C.A. BLDGS, Tay Street, WEDNESDAY, April 30th, 8 p.m. Members, supporters and anyone interested invited to attend. J. R. O’BRIEN, 6001 Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES SOLDIERS’ PARCELS. DONATIONS INVITED. A FURTHER consignment of 420 A parcels is now due from Eastern Southland. Goods required include: Khaki handkerchiefs, shortbread, ginger snaps, writing pads and envelopes, condensed milk or cream, small tins of fruit, soap (in tins), black leather bootlaces, small tins boracic or foot powder, safety razor blades, handknitted socks, tins of coffee and milk, tinned oysters or whitebait, packs of playing cards, The Gore Town Hall Depot will be open from 2.30 to 4 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday of this week and from Monday to Friday of next week. EASTERN SOUTHLAND PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. R. S. GREEN, As67l Hon. Secretary.

BOWDEN’S MART, LTD. AGENTS for the Southland Poultry Producers’ Association, advise the following prices of Eggs from Monday, 28th April:— HEAVY GRADE - - - 2/10 MIXED GRADES - - - 2/9 PULLETS -- - 2/3 Wc invite consignments all the year round. Av7o3 INVERCARGILL R.S.A. POPPY DAY APPEAL. ANZAC DAY SERVICE & CONCERT. ON behalf of the Association, I wish to thank all those who so kindly assisted us. APPEAL Tire ladies who collected for us on Thursday and Friday. ’ SERVICE All those who turned out on parade and all the Bands. The A. & P. Association and Mr Daniel. The officiating clergymen. Mr Trim. Station Manager 4YZ for arranging broadcast. Mr Arthur Jordan for providing and installing loud speakers. Tramways Dept, for arranging for trams to run. The City Council and Police for controlling traffic. CONCERT The City Council for giving us the use of the theatre. Mrs Hewat, Mrs Bath and Mr Kingsland and Lieut. Napier. Battalion Band under Lieut. McMaster. Southland Boys’ High School Band under Lieut. Napier. Senior- boys Southland Boys’ High School Choir, under the direction of Kennedy Black. Mr Fish and City Reserves for decorations. All those who helped back stage. Chas. Begg & Co. for reserving. Craig Printing Co. for providing tickets free. Press for publicity for all three occasions. A. W. OWEN-JOHNSTON, President Invercargill R.S.A. 6017 (4ALL and inspect our range of Home J Electrical Appliances, Pianos, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Radios etc. Prices and terms to suit all Phone, call or write. —McCracken & Walls, Dee Street, M 73