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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24418, 2 October 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS 1/- JUAYFAER j / 6 Dir; Fullers Theatre Corp., Ltd. 7.30 TO-NIGHT Warner Bros. Present James Humphrey CAGNEY BOGART In “THE OKLAHOMA KID” A Western You'll Never Forget. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And the Action-packed Drama of a Crime Czar “KING OF ALCATRAZ” Starring Lloyd Nolan. J. Carrol Naish, Harry Carey, Gail Patrick. Robert Preston. (Recommended bv Censor for Adults..' Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (tel. 22-573). & m. _QUEEN CARNIVAL OLVM P I A QUEEN CARNIVAL OLYMPI A QUEEN CARNIVAL oil Y M P 1 A CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, THIS SATURDAY I For the first time in N.Z. 1 LADIES' RUGBY MATCH LADIES' RUGBY MATCH Basket Girls’ Team v. Hockey Girls’ Team. Referee* I Whang McKenzie. Supporting Events include: BASKETBALL: Ladies’ Team v. Rugby Referees. RELAY RACES: Rugby v. Soccer Players. Army “ Heads ” v. Navy “ Heads.’’ GYMNASTIC DISPLAY by Pupils 0.8.H.5. TENT-ERECTING DISPLAY by Pupils King’s High School. COMBINED INTERHOUSE LADIES’ SPORTS TEAMS IN MARCH PAST. Queen Jessie and Queen Airini will take the salute. -BANDSDunedin Highland Pipe Band. John McGlashan Pipe Band. Waverley Boys’ Band. Queen Jessie will be there. Queen Airini will be there. ADMISSION CHARGES: To Ground.—Adults Ls. Children 6d. Grand Stand Seats. —Adults Is. Children 6d. (TVHE SALVATION ARMY. A Dowling street. From America to New Zealand! Meet the newly-appointed CHIEF SECRETARY and WIFE, LT.-COLONEL and MRS EBBS, LT.-COLONEL and MRS EBBS, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). OCT. 2, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). OCT. 2. At 8 o’clock. At 8 o’clock. Music provided bv United S.A, Bands and the Dunedin City Corps Songsters. DON’T MEET MEETING THESE OUTSTANDING INTERNATIONAL PERSONALITIES! SPECIAL LOW WEEKLY RATES ° at the WHITE STAR HOTEL, Queenstown, for ski-ers. From £4 4s per week. MOUNT COOK & SOUTHERN LAKES TOURIST CO.. LTD. SHOWS TAIERI Horticultural Spring Show: Saturday, October 5. Entries Brittannia Cafe 7-9 Thursday.—Margaret Swallow, Secretary. BOARD AND RESIDENCE VOUR PROBLEM SOLVED FOR 1 ACCOMMODATION Special Effort to Please. Enjoy A Happy Holiday by Staying at WOOD’S PRIVATE HOTEL, Rattray street (centre of town) Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine Reserve Early Phone 10-757. ()NSLOW HOUSE Private Hotel at St. Kilda Car Accommodation Tennis Court Excellent Cuisine. Efficient Service Rooms available, with h and c water Lending Library MODERATE TARIFF Under New Management H J SMYTH Proprietor Phone 22-550 Box 7. St. Kilda gOLDIERS’ WIVES AND FAMILIES. For Comfort and Convenience stay at ALBERT HOUSE. ST. CLAIR. TEITH HOUSE Li SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION Lady and Gentlemen Boarders and Guests. Moderate tariff. Attractive surroundings. On George street tram route. Phone No. 11-021. rpE RAHIRI HOTEL: Vacancies: casuals 1 £2, permanents 30s; excellent cuisine, every comfort; new electric hot-water system.—Phone 14-532. Douglas private hotel (next Town Hall); Casuals 10s a day, £2 10s week: permanents 30s week: comfort assured.—Phone 12-601. BRANSON'S HOTEL. St. Andrew street, has vacancies for permanent GUESTS A *> QUEEN STREET has a Vacancy for liV a Boarder—Telephone 13-472. BANDON VILLA. 34 Tennyson street, central, offers* quiet homely BOARD for all classes of workers: good table; washing': no • ladv boarders kept.—Phone 12-109. BOARD offered Man, to share; washing done; city: £4 10s‘monthly in advance.—s 46. Times. ■\roUNG man requires Private BOARD, 1 preference to South Dunedin: must be private and central. —522, Times. fjtWO Ladies desire BOARD, private -I home: good references. —Address 552, Times Office. IJOARD offered Young Lady, to share > with another. —Telephone 13-472. OW MANY PEOPLE PASS YOUR SHOP? Thousands more will read your Advertisement in THE OTAGO DAILY TIMES. Use our Classified Advertisement Columns.