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Southland Times, Issue 24239, 24 September 1940, Page 1

. AMUSEMENTS, SEASON CLOSES TOMORROW! SEASON CLOSES TOMORROW! So do not delay ■ « or you might miss THE BEST OF THE HARDY FAMILY PICTURES THE HAPPY HARDY FAMILY THE HAPPY HARDY FAMILY have never given us a better one REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. c. Williamson Picture Corp’n. Ltd. 2 p.m. - Twice Daily 7.45 (Today and Tomorrow Only!) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY LEWIS STONE LEWIS STONE FAY HOLDEN CECILIA PARKER —To say nothing of Mickey’s Heart Throbs— In their new hit

“JUDGE HARDY AND SON” “JUDGE HARDY AND SON” “JUDGE HARDY AND SON” “JUDGE HARDY AND SON” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Also —THE HEADLINE NEWS !-- Churchill Defies Nazis Britain Girds for Invasion Nazi Bombers Downed Convoy Beats off Attack Etc., Etc. And other good M-G-M. Shorts BOX PLANS H. & J. Smith’s, Rice’s Regent Shop and Theatre (’Phone 1938) DANCES DANCE. A DANCE will be held in the King Street Hall, North Invercargill, Tonight. Monte Carlo. 8-12 p.m. SATURDAY’S DATE, 28th inst. COME to the Cycling Club’s Sports Dance, NORTH HALL. Good Music, Supper. Popular Prices. 55632 PUPILS WANTED PIANO PLAYING BY EAR. Twenty Simple Lessons. LEARN to Play the Latest Popular Music entirely by Ear through our Simplified Method. FOR THE FREE BOOKLET Apply to STEWART’S MUSIC STORE, ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. Or WEST’S MUSIC STORE, Main' Street, Gore.

DRESSMAKING HOLLYWOOD School of Dressmaking, Roslyn House, Esk Street, Mrs Mercier, Principal. Cast aside the cares of Dressmaking by learning from the “Simplest System Known.” Call for free demonstration or send for booklet. Don’t forget our cutting, tacking and pattern service. All inquiries Roslyn House, Invercargill. Phone 2743. LOST AND FOUND lOST in Tay Street, Monday night, Lady’s Brown Kid Glove. Finder please return to Times Office. 55629 lOST in town Saturday, Spare Wheel and Tyre of Morris Tourer. Finder please return “Morris Rentals,” Wood Street. Reward. Ss6o9 LOST, Horse Cover, jute lining, between Wilson’s Crossing and Makarewa, via Ryal Bush and Freezing works. Finder please Ring 1934 U. Ss6l3 WOULD, Person who took Lady’s Navy Coat from Clifden Hall on September 20th, please return or communicate with Telephonist, Pukemaori, 8913 STRAYED from Clifton, One light Jersey Cow, coming to profit. Anyone knowing whereabouts please communicate with Times Office. Ss6lB BOARD AND RESIDENCE

VACANCY for two Boarders in quiet home; railway men preferred.— Apply “O. H.,” Times Office. 55624 WANTED, Board for Youth at Tuatapere.—Apply “D. L.,” Times Office. Sr6oo WANTED TO RENT WANTED to Rent, Five roomed, tidy House; reasonable ' rent, handy town, good tenants. —“H. H.,” Times Office. Ss6ll TO LET ' TO LET, One Unfurnished Room in ‘ bungalow. First tram section south. —Apply “F. L.,” Times Office. Ss62B TO LET from 18th January, Furnished Crib at Rocks.—Apply “B. L.,” Times Office. 5q574 4 ROOMED, self-contained Flat, Gladstone; very handy to tram; available for careful tenant (no children). —Apply “S. D.,” Times Office. 8846 TO LET to middle-aged woman, Furnished Bed-sitting Room in modern home. Fireplace; use of. conveniences. Within first tram section.—Address at Times Office. Ss6o4 TO be Let or Sold—Substantial flroomed Brick Residence—every convenience; large grounds. Owner leaving. Reply by letter only to 42 Gladstone Terrace. 8907 TO LEASE. MIRIMAR PRIVATE HOTEL, Thames Street, OAMARU. Very sunny position. 14 bedrooms, partly furnished. Equipped with electric hot water system, and refrigeration. Very small capital required, one able furnish good references. Further particulars apply—Box 152, OAMARU. 8899