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Evening Star, Issue 24287, 31 August 1942, Page 1

If. Dir.: fullers Theatre Corp. Ltd. PoGUvely Two Nights Only, To-night ami To-morrow, at 7.30. ' A I:’HAST OF FUN! • QUIET WEDDING ’ Starring ■MARGARET LOCKWOOD, Derek FARR, Ronald CULVER,. BLIMEY! WHAT A SHOW! Jn-t One Long Laugh! BRUCE BAIRNSFATHER’S 1 OLD BILL AND SON ’ Mori aml GRAHAM, John MILLS, Renee HOUSTON, Reno RAY. _ (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 22-573. DUNED IN COMPETITIOKS, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AUGUST 31. Mrs Anita Oliver’s Entertainment. Mrs Anita Oliver’s Entertainment. ‘ The Naughty ’Nineties.’ IMPROMPTU SPEECHES. ] MPROMPTU SPEECHES. ELOCUTION SCHOLARSHIP. PIANO DUOS. PIANO CONCERTO. Also: Children's Duels, Piano Duels, Tap Dancing, Character Dances, Bass and Contralto Solos, Recitations. A Bright and Varied Programme. TUESDAY: VICTORIA HALL: Piano Sight Reading, Elocution Scholarship, Girls. CONCERT CHAMBER: Character Recital and Sketches, Songs for Boys, Vocal Solos, 16-19. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE; Ballot Dances, Character Dances, Dance Duos, Vocal Scholarship, Demi-character Dances. The Programmes during the day are most interesting. ADMISSIONS: Day Sessions, 6d. Evening: . D.C. and Front Stalls, 2-; Back Stalls, Is; Children-Half-price. Box Plan at C. Bogg and Co. Booking fee 6tl. Phone reserves ring 10-170. HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. NEW BY-LAW (No. 35, 1842). Notice ls hereby given that the Otago Harbour Board lias adopted a new By-law, to be known as By-law No. 35, 1842, amending Seel ion 39 of By-law No. 20, 1930, by Fixing New Rates for the Use of Cranes in loading or discharging cargo from vehicle to wharf or vico versa; amending Section 4 of By-law No. 17, 1929, by providing that every Application for the Use of a Dock must be accompanied by an entrance fee of £lO, which may be forfeited by the Board in the event of the vessel ’not docking at the appointed time, but otherwise shall be applied as-part payment of dock dues; amending By-law No. 28, 1936, by Fixing Now Wharfage Dues on imports of linseed and on exports of linseed oil and by-products of linseed; and by specifying a new method for the computation of tonnage of linseed, linseed oil, and the by-products of linseed. Such new By-law will come into force on the Ist day of SEPTEMBER, 1942. Dated at Dunedin this 31st day of August, 1842. J. RENTON, Secretary. MEETINGS. GIRL Guides Association.—Patrol loaders will meet at Mrs J. A. Anderson’s, 377 York Place, at 1.30 To-morrow; if wet, at Wilson Hall; Guiders at Wilson Hall, 7.30. DUNEDIN Archery Club. —Annual Meeting, Y.M.O.A. Rooms, ‘Wednesday, 2nd September, 8 p.m. MOTORS AND CYCLES. FOR SALE, 1929 Chandler, i-ton, in excellent order, good tyres; also Chrysler 1928, fait order; what offers? Wanted to Buy, modern Car, 1934, in rough order or smashed; around I^so. —Reply H 152, Star. FOR SALE, 1937 Francis Barnett, in excellent condition, rebored, registered; £3O. —H557, Star. 1935 V 8 2-door Sedan, 8,500, registered., in good order; any trial.—H336, Star. 7 b.p. AUSTIN Sedan Car, 3-boaring crankshaft; excellent order. —H 353, Star. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. ESTABLISHED Agency Business For Salo; ingoing £500; take over property as payment.—Replies to H 164, Star. ‘ MIXED Business at popular seaside resort to Rent or Lease; dwelling attached; stock at valuation; good opportunity for coming season; suit soldici’s wife. E 778, Star. FOR SALE, 1929 3£ 8.5. A., just been overhauled, registered, good tyres, For particulars ring 24-239 between 7 and 8 to-night.