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COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. Action! Fun! Music! Thrills! Twice Daily: 2 and 7.45 p.m. Phone 13-379. Direction: Pullers’ Theatre Corp. Ltd. British Empire, Films Presents N.Z. PREMIER SCREENING. GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY Your Favourite Cowboy Star in a Swiftly-moving Story of the Modern West! ‘ COWBOY SERENADE’ COWBOY SERENADE ’ With his old Sidekick ... SMILEY BURNETTE And his New Girl Friend .... EAY McKENZIE. Greater Action Newer Songs. ALSO . . . NEW Universal Presents THE MERRIEST MUDDLE IN MOVIE MEMORY! ‘ THERE’S ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE ’ HUGH HERBERT Tom BROWN . . . Peggy MORAN. Guy KIBBEE . . Edgar KENNEDY. It’s Hilarious . . . It’s Scandalous! EPISODE TWO, Thrilling Serial; ‘GANG BUSTERS* KENT TAYLOR . . . IRENE HERVEY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLAN at D.I.C. and THEATRE. gTRAHD

TO LET. TO LET, Unfurnished Rooms, sunny position.—l2 Dundas st. TO LET, Furnished Front Room, excepting linen and cutlery.—Apply 275 Castle st. ■TO LET, Two or Three-roomed Flat; central; reasonable; furnished; conveniences.— A 683, Star. WANTED To Let, Unfurnished Room, fireplace, gas cooker, Free in return Mind Children 3 nights week. —A 592, Star. WELL-FURNISHED Bed-Sitting Room.— Apply No. 1 Largo Avenue, South Dunedin, evenings. FURNISHED Rooms, suitable business girls; use kitchen, gas ranges, and every convenience.—Rainbow Hotel. MODERN Furnished Flat; use conveniences; central, no trams; terms moderate. —A 538, Star. 4 ROOMS, kitchenette, self-contained flat.— 24 English Ave, Morningtou. TWO Unfurnished Rooms, electric plug, gas point.—B2 Stuart st. STAFFORD ST.—Double or Single Furnished Bed-Sitting Room; suit workers; conveniences.—Ring 13-266. TWO Unfitrnished Rooms, close car, separate entrance, gas cooker; St. Kilda. —A 726, Star. MORNINGTON.— Business Lady desires to Let Two Rooms, use conveniences, garden.— Phone 13-141. FURNISHED and Unfurnished Houses, Flats, and .Rooms.,— Haggitt,; Jluthie, and Campbell. ’ , ■ m' 2 ROOMS, conveniences; suit elderly people; vacant in few days.—A762, Star. TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and economy; excellent storage.—327 Cumberland street. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. HAWAIIAN Steel Guitar, as.new; price £s.—Apply 4 Quarry st, Musselburgh. WANTED, sound Iron-frame Piano, for cash.—Martins, 3 Octagon; phone 10-233. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Tuesday, between N.E.V. Post Office and Howe street. Sum Money.—Finder rewarded on replying A 429, Star. LOST, 2 ‘Gold Lockets; £5 reward.—A6o2, Star. LOST, Lady’s Navy Blue Glove, Monday, October 12; reward.—A633, Star. ■ LOST, young Yellow Budgie, near Gardens. —Phone 14-775; reward. LOST, Blue Pocket Purse containing £5. —Return Cashier, Evening Star; reward. LOST, last Friday, Double String Pearls, between Excella Cake Shop and 15 Grange st.—Reward on returning to 15 Grange st. LOST, Smooth-haired Collie Dog, dark colour; spring clasp on collar.—Ring 11-289. LOST, between Hobson st and St. Clair School, White Steel Knitting Needle. — Phone 22-401. LOST, Child’s Green Purse, Tuesday night, ' vicinity Octagon; reward.—s 74 King st. .LOST, Thursday, Blue Budgie, vicinity Parksidc Ave.—Return 140 South rd; reward. LOST, Wednesday, Child’s Knitted Coat," Cutteu st-Bathgatc i-d; part of outfit. —Reward returning 17 Bathgate rd. LOST, Purse, containing boy’s wages, £2 3s lOd, Forbury rd.—Finder’ ring 21-129; reward. LEFT in Arthur Barnett’s lounge, Brown Purse, containing money, books, key.— Please return address inside or lounge; reward. POUND.—City-Suburban Window Cleaning Co.; A Howard, chimney sweep.—Phone 21-276.

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Evening Star, Issue 24327, 16 October 1942, Page 1

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503

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 24327, 16 October 1942, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 24327, 16 October 1942, Page 1

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