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Southland Times, Issue 25668, 10 May 1945, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2 P.M. TODAY -7-45 2 P.M.—FINALLY TOMORROW—7.4S THE LAST TWO DAYS! THE LAST TWO DAYS! And the Crowds Get Bigger —Day By Day! —Matinee and Night! BE WISE and BOOK EARLY! BE WISE and BOOK EARLY! Plans are at the Theatre. winiiininiiiiiniiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiur. iiiinaiiiiawiiniuiniiiiiHiiiiuHnnnmniisi REGENTTHEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture, Corp’n., Ltd. 2 P.M.—TODAY & TOMORROW—7.4S. Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer’s “LASSIE COME HOME” “LASSIE COME HOME” “LASSIE COME HOME” “LASSIE COME HOME” The story of a love that almost passes belief —that of a small boy and a gorgeous collie dog. FILMED IN TECHNICOLOR « * * • BOX PLANS at Theatre only are Filling Rapidly. Be Wise BOOK EARLY! “LASSIE COME HOME” “LASSIE COME HOME” “LASSIE COME HOME” “LASSIE COME HOME” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Box Plans at Theatre.

| ROYAL, WINTON | FRIDAY and SATURDAY. ARTHUR ASKEY ARTHUR ASKEY With Evelyn Dall in “KING ARTHUR WAS A GENTLE“KING ARTHUR WAS A GENTLEMAN” MAN” A riotous new comedy—Laughs all the way with Arthur Askey in the real Askey fashion —Absolutely the funniest he has ever perpetrated. (General Exhibiton),622s — MAJESTIC FRIDAY — THE COMEDY HIT OF 1945 ! 6 RECORDS ALREADY BROKEN IN N.Z. “Gert And Daisy’s “Gert And Daisy’s Week-End” with Radio’s Popular Comedians ELSIE AND DORIS WATERS (App. for Universal Exhibition) DON’T Forget WINTON R.S.A. VICTORY BALL, Thursday Night. 6176 FUNCTIONS TO SERVICEMEN REMEMBER the Welcome Home Social in the RYAL BUSH HALL Tonight. 6229 A WELCOME HOME SOCIAL will be tendered to Private E. N. Henderson in TARAMOA Hall on Thursday, May 10. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. 6027 RYAL BUSH. DON’T FORGET WELCOME HOME SOCIAL to Sgt. F. Gaitt and Tpr. M. Dryden on THURSDAY, May 10. 6236 A WELCOME Home Dance in honour of Gunner H. Thompson and Driver W. E. Milne will be held in Drummond’s Barn, FIVE RIVERS, Friday, May 11. An address will be presented to Sapper J. H. Drummond.Mg34B A WELCOME HOME SOCIAL and DANCE to J. H. Taylor will be held in Myross Bush on Tuesday, May 15. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Supper provided. 6234 FANCY DRESS PARADE SICK & WOUNDED FUND. BLUFF RESIDENTS are advised that the Children’s Fancy Dress Parade and Concert arranged by the Bluff lady bowlers in aid of the Sick and Wounded Fund will be held on Thursday night as advertised. H. A. FERGUSON, Hon. Sec., Bluff Patriotic Committee, Bluff, May 9, 1945. 6239 PUBLIC NOTICES SOUTHLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Electoral Roll for that portion of the Southland County in the Southland Catchment District, will close at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1945, and claims for enrolment by qualified residentials must be in my hands by 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1945. Forms for enrolment of residentials may be obtained from this Office or from any Post Office in the Southland County. H. C. GIMBLETT, Invercargill, County Clerk. 2/5/45. 5919 BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSING. THE FOLLOWING BUTCHERS will be CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY (Thursday) and reopen on FRIDAY, closing as usual on Saturday morning:— y C. W. WILSON, Dee Street. J. W. FARQUHAR, Dee Street. THE CENTRAL BUTCHERY, Dee St. F. WILKIE, Tay Street. CUNDALL’S, Tay Street. M. WINDERS, Kelvin Street. lAN MACKAY, The People’s Butchery, Tweed Street. W. G. SMITH, North Invercargill. J. REWCASTLE, Yarrow Street. W. J. O’KANE, King St. Butchery. BRING your PAINT problems to the makers of ANVIL Brand.—Smith & Smith Ltd.. Esk Street SPLENDID Prizes. Tickets 1/-. “All in” Art Union sponsored by Southland Trades Council for Patriotic Funds. Sellers at the Dug-out and City shops. 5907