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Southland Times, Issue 24649, 22 January 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pictur- Corpn. Ltd. 2 p.m.—TODAY & TOMORROW—7.4S KISS YOUR TROUBLES GOOD-BYE AND ENJOY THIS VERY BRIGHT SHOW. Deliciously gay . . Deliriously funny, packed with haunting melodies. Clare Boothe's triumphant stage hit set to .music. ... MARY MARTIN Hear her sing “KISS ‘That's How I Got My | | Start” II DON AMECHE LHEi Hear him sing | I | "Never Let a Day Pass By" BOYS CONNIE 111 BOSWELL I | | Hear her sing “GOOD-BYE” “Sand ln My Shoes ” ROCHESTER Watch him dance! A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. Also ROBERT BENCHLEY COMEDY SPORTLIGHT MUSIC THROUGH THE YEARS POPEYE THE SAILOR LATEST BRITISH NEWS N.Z. WOMEN AT WAR Box plans at H. & J. Smith’s, Begg’s and Theatre. (Phone 1938). (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ADDED ATTRACTION TOMORROW! FRIDAY! SATURDAY! —— MONDAY! — — “NEW ZEALAND IS READY” JAPAN STRIKES OUT! HOW DO WE STAND. HERE IS THE ANSWER! FRIDAY! — SATURDAY! MONDAY! —

ST. JAMES, GORE (Dir: John Fuller and Sons) —BEGINNING TOMORROW— A story of 'breath-taking incident and the yearning to fly. ' Ray Milland — Constance Moore in “I WANTED WINGS” “I WANTED WINGS” “I WANTED WINGS”

(Approved for Universal Exhibition) Plans at West’s and St. James.

PUBLIC NOTICES ST. GEORGE SCHOOL THE assistance of parents in digging trenches for protection of school children at the school is requested, as from Thursday, at 6.30 p.m. Please bring shovel and spades. 5250 POLICE DEPARTMENT SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY UNCLAIMED Property in the hands of the Police at Invercargill will, if not claimed before Saturday, 21st February, 1942, be sold by public auction. Particulars as to time and place obtainable from Inspector of Police at Invercargill. D. J. CUMMINGS, Commissioner of Police. 5246 OHAI RAILWAY DISTRICT ELECTION OF SEVEN MEMBERS. IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of Sections 10 and 11 of “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925” and of Section 3 of “The Local Elections and Polls Amendment Act, 1926,” I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the following duly qualified persons have been nominated as Candidates for election to the Ohai Railway Board: 7 WAIAU SUBDIVISION: DAVIS, Edward. EDIE, George Bhepherd. McGREGOR, James Noel. < OHAI SUBDIVISION: EDMOND, Lawrence Stocks. WAIRAKI SUBDIVISION: MACDONALD, Donald Duncan. COAL OWNERS: CRAWFORD, William. JACK, James Scott. McGREGOR, William James Annan. McKENZIE, Alexander. TINKER, George. THERE BEING MORE than the required number of Candidates nominated as representatives of the Waiau Subdivision and as representatives of the Coal Owners, I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an ELECTION for the return of TWO MEMBERS as representatives of the Waiau Subdivision and THREE MEMBERS as representatives of the Coal Owners will take place on SATURDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1942, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the following Polling Booths: OHAI PUBLIC HALL (Principal). BIRCHWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL. THERE BEING ONLY the required number of Candidates nominated for Election as Representatives of the Ohai and Wairaki Subdivisions I HEREBY DECLARE the following duly elected: LAWRENCE STOCKS ■ EDMOND as representative of the Ohai Subdivision and DONALD DUNCAN MACDONALD as representative of the Wairaki Subdivision. JOHN FISHER, Returning Officer. Standard Buildings, King Street, Otautau, 19th January, 1942. 5253 HOLIDAY CLOTHES HAVE your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed by Expert Tradesmen. Suits, Costumes, Frocks, Coats Renovated and Repaired to Look like New. Lowest Charges. All Work Guaranteed. a. McCallum Tailor and Dry Cleaner. SCHOOL WEAR from CARTER'S lasts Longer, 5183