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Southland Times, Issue 24684, 4 March 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS ANOTHER BRIGHT AND VARIED DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. -111511 UlllLU /Nightly 2 p.m./ FULLER’S \r.45 p.m. 4— |majbstic|— Universal Pictures Present A Riotous Romance about a Secret Bride—a hotheaded Hubby—and a Son-of-thc-boss. Dick Joan POWELL — BLONDELL POWELL — BLONDELL POWELL — BLONDELL POWELL — BLONDELL in “MODEL WIFE” “MODEL WIFE” “MODEL WIFE” The Associate Feature Blazes With Action and Thrills ! “CITADEL OF CRIME” “CITADEL OF CRIME” “CITADEL OF CRIME” With- ~ ROBERT ARMSTRONG, FRANK ALBERTSON, LINDA HAYES. City Racketeers mix it with mountain Moonshiners to provide one of the year’s MOST EXCITING FILMS. (Both Recommended By Censor For Adults) Box Plans at H. & J. Smith’s and Theatre. Tel. 738. MYSTERY HIKE FOURTH AND FINAL MYSTERY BIKE HIKE. SUNDAY, March Sth. Net proceeds for Patriotic Council. Leaving from Railway Station at 10 a.m. Tickets 6d at “Brook’s” Cycle Store, Tay Street. “Wilson’s” Cycle Store, Dee Street. Organized by I.A.C.C. 6417 MUSIC EXAMINATIONS TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.

JUNE EXAMINATIONS. ENTRIES for Higher Rudiments and Art of Teaching, Elocution, paper work and music knowledge close WEDNESDAY, March 4th. 6251 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE. I FRANCIS O’CONNOR, hereby give , notice that I have applied to the Magistrate’s Court at Invercargill for a License under the Land Agents Act 1921-22, to carry on business as a Land Agent at Invercargill and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from the 4th day of March, 1942 being the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated this 4th day of March, 1942. F. O’CONNOR, 47 Esk Street, 6484 Invercargill. WAR ECONOMY! GUMBOOTS WITH so many old and new friends and customers in the farming community, the Para Rubber Company, Limited, feels it a responsibility to advise all farmers that in their own interests, they must look after their gumboots this year and make them last much longer than usual. Owing to the war situation in the rubber producing countries of Malaya and the East Indies, the overseas factories supplying GUMBOOTS are unable to continue exporting to New Zealand. If conditions permit, and rubber supplies are available, it is hoped that gumboots will later be manufactured in New Zealand. For this winter, however, farmers must try to lengthen the life of their GUMBOOTS—and so help themselves over an unavoidable scarcity. WHAT TO DO: Store your gumboots in a dark, cool place. Remove immediately any oil or grease which may get on them. Do not dry them in front of a fire, radiator or in the sunshine. Have all worn or torn parts on the legs or over the feet patched without delay. Have the soles and heels resoled before worn too far. Wear your gumboots only when necessary. All Para Rubber Company stores throughout New Zealand have skilled machines and men who daily repair dozens of pairs of gumboots. This message is inserted in the interests of the fanners, rather than as an advertisement for the Para Rubber Repair Service. LOOK AFTER YOUR GUMBOOTS! THE PARA RUBBER COMPANY, LTD., DEE AND LEET STREETS, INVERCARGILL, AND MAIN STREET, GORE., Also at Dunedin and throughout New Zealand. 6473

BRING your PAINT problems to the makers of ANVIL Brand.—Smith & Smith. Ltd.. Esk Street. Queen bee prepared wax 3 jobs done for price of one—cleans, polishes, preserves in one operation. £*DQ 10/- Four Cubic Fe?t LEONcbvM ARD REFRIGERATOR. Attractively styled. Fitted with Glacier sealed unit. Complete with Ice cube trays, etc.. Guaranteed five years. Terms. —Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Wood Street,