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Southland Times, Issue 24829, 22 August 1942, Page 1

• AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC |g Dir.: Fullers’ Theatre Corporation Ltd. Plans at H. & J. Smith’s & Theatre (738). 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O pm. AT LAST ITS HERE! “DANNY British Empire Films “DANNY heart-cheering “DANNY entertainment “TIANNV Audiences will long a-fzxin in x remember! “DANNY ” h “DANNY w “DANNY WILFRED “DANNY- LAWSON “DANNY ANN “DANNY TODD “DANNY GRANT “DANNY TYLER BOY” THE NEW BOY BOY” DISCOVERY. BOY” —and featuring— BOY” ALEX. rov” ALEX. LINDSAY BQY” LINDSAY BOY” INVERCARGILL’S OWN “ BOY” TALENTED MUSICIAN HOY (Approved for Universal BOY” Exhibition) —And— THEY LAUGH TOGETHER! RIDE TOGETHER! FIGHT TOGETHER! Three roaring tropic pals who tame the torrid zone! Universal Pictures Present DICK ’ LEO FORAN CARILLO ANDY DEVINE “THE KID FROM KANSAS” “THE KID FROM KANSAS” (HEAR DICK FORAN SING “Red River Valley” and “La Golondrina.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) EXCELLENT SUPPORTS INCLUDE “COLOUR IN CLAY” An Outstanding Short in Glorious Technicolour. also Don Winslow Of The Navy GRAND CONCERT WALLACETOWN HALL. A GRAND Concert will be held in Wallacetown Hall, August 27th, by R.SA. Concert Party, Mrs Melrose and Dancing Pupils, 25 performers. Proceeds aid R.S.A. re-building fund. Admission 1/6, Children half price, ladies basket. DANCE follows. 2399 address CIVIC THEATRE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27th, 8 p.m. MR G. HAYDEN, Secretary National Patriotic Fund Board, will give a public address on “How Patriotic Funds Are Administered.” His Worship the Mayor, Mr A. Wachner, Esq., will preside. Short addresses by Southland Patriotic workers. Country and city residents interested in Patriotic Funds and in the work of expending agents are urged to be present. Admission free. 2411 PUBLIC NOTICES ~i'T,T~ PERSONS having CLAIMS A against any of the Estates of the deceased persons mentioned hereunder are requested to forward the same in duplicate certified as owing at date of death to the undersigned solicitors for the executors or administrators: — PETER MYERS DARRAGH, late of Kennington, Farmer. Date of death, 20th April, 1942. GEORGE LAURENCE, late of Invercargill. Labourer. Date of death, 17th July, 1942. EVAN TUDOR WATSON, late of Invercargill. Gardener. Date of death, Ist June, 1942. STOUT, LILLICRAP & HEW AT, 2393 Solicitors, Invercargill. KILLING OF PIGS WEDNESDAY, 26th August, will be the next killing day at our Makarewa Works. COLLECTING DAY on TUESDAY, 25th August. Farmers are requested to make the necessary arrangements with our Collectors—Messrs P. & D. S. King, Waianiwa. Phone 33K Thornbury. SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT AND PRODUCE EXPORT CO., LTD. 2398 LOST AND FOUND LOST, Dark teal Cardigan, vicinity Tay and Conon Sts. Reward.— Times. ?312 LOST, between Otatara and Invercargill, Purse containing sum of money. Reward return Times. Ar6ls LOST on Station Thursday night, Small Attache Case containing lady’s clothing. Finder communicate —J. Cahill, 177 Venus Street. A 5643 LOST about four weeks ago, Gent’s leather gauntlet Gloves. Get in touch with A. Masters, 186 Kelvin St. Phone 712. 2395 LOST off lorry, Tuesday, vicinity East Invercargill. Two rolls Sheep Netting. Finder please apply “R.Z.,” Times; reward.As644 WOULD person who took wrong Overcoat from party Tweed Street Saturday night communicate Times. Aqs6l LOST about four weeks ago, probably Thomson Street, pair gent’s leather gauntlet gloves. Reward return Times. Ar6ll LOST from Maher Street, Dark bay Mare with green cover. Anyone knowing whereabouts communicate Thomas, Chesney Street, or Ring 2867. 2424 LOST from Fairfax, one rising 2-year old Hereford Steer. Anyone knowing whereabouts please communicate with Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Otautau or Invercargill.As63o LOST Headaches, Weak Eyes by consulting Mr Johns, Dunedin, optician, next Thursday, 27th' August, at Henderson’s, Wyndham, Gore, Friday, 28th, Hotel Carrington, As64o A LITTLE is all you need. QUEEN BEE PREPARED WAX gives hrilliant. non-slipping shine. DISPLAY an advance range of lovely Silk Afternoon Frocks in our newest spring styles and shadings. At Morrison’s, Cambridge Place.