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Southland Times, Issue 24835, 29 August 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS CHILDREN’S MATINEE CHILDREN’S MATINEE 2 p.m.— TODAY 2 p.m. “THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR” “SWING FROLICS” “HAMS THAT COULDN’T BE , CURED” (Cartoon). ’“BLACKSMITH DENTIST” “DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY” 2 p.m. TODAY 2 p.m. CHILDREN’S MATINEE CHILDREN’S MATINEE lg| MAJESTIC |g Dir.: Fullers’ Theatre Corporation Ltd. Plans at H. & J. Smith’s & Theatre (738). 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. British Empire Films ESPIONAGE THRILLER A tribute to the British Secret Service and its triumph over the Nazi counterpart! “THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR” “THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR” “THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR” —with AUSTIN TREVOR TRAVERS TREVOR TRAVERS Three men and three women and the seventh survivor marooned on a lighthouse—all seek to establish the identity of the seventh survivor!. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). —IN ADDITION— From the pen of the world’s master of mystery . . . Edgar Allen Poe . . • comes this amazing tale . . . to chill you with its horror! . . to thrill you with its suspense! Universal Pictures Present “THE MYSTERY OF “THE MYSTERY OF MARIE ROGET” MARIE ROGET” —With— MARIA PATRIC MONTEZ KNOWLES MONTEZ KNOWLES' MARIE OUSPENSKAYA (Rec. More Especially for Adult Audiences) Also ' Don Winslow Of The Navy Don Winslow Of The Navy PLEASE NOTE! “The Mystery of Marie Roget” will not be screened at today’s matinee. PUBLIC NOTICES LADIES of BROWNS. Please' note there will be no packing of soldiers’ parcels in the Hall on September 2nd as previously announced. 2657 COMPETITION RESULT. THISTLE CLAN of Little Southlanders. Prize: Embroidered Felt Bag won by number 27, Helen Blomfield, Conyers Street. COMFORTS COUPONS APPEAL. All soutland patriotic WORKERS are notified that they should continue selling Comforts Coupons until further advised. They are NOT required to return Comforts Coupons Books by August 31, which date applies to Victory Art Union Ticket Books only. 2650 P. H. NICHOLSON WISHES to announce that owing to his being called up for Military Service he has transferred the Agency for THE INSURANCE OFFICE OF AUSTRALIA, LTD. to E. ABBEY JONES of HUNTER’S GARAGE, LTD., 208 Dee Street, Invercargill From whose premises the Insurance Business of the 1.0. A. LTD. will be transacted as from today. AxB32 PLUMBERS’ EXAMINATION AN EXAMINATION under the Plumbers’ Registration Act, 1912, will be held by the Plumbers’ Board of New Zealand on Friday and Saturday, October 30th, and October 31st, 1942, at centres to be decided by the Board when number of candidates known., Applications must reach Board by 30th September, AFTER WHICH NO APPLICATION WILL BE ACCEPTED. Forms obtainable at central or main Technical Schools or Plumbers’ Board of New Zealand, Health Department, Wellington, C.l. C. H. Machu, Secretary;264o WINTON TROTTING CLUB. NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE-BEAR-ERS SEASON 1942-43. Nominations for the position of President, 2 vice-presidents and 6 members of Committee will be received by the undersigned up till WEDNESDAY, 2nd September, 1942, at 9 p.m. Tire following retire but are eligible for re-election: President: Mr W. G. Clark. Vice-presidents: Messrs R. A. Norman and J. T. Darnill. Committee: Messrs J. O’Shannessy, J. F. Hamilton, M. Duffy, P. Boylen, J. W. Cahill and A. P. Gerrard. Nomination forms on application. J. M. de la PERRELLE, 2577 Secretary. SOUTHLAND PROVINCIAL PATRIOTIC COUNCIL. SWEDES. GIFTS of Swedes from farmers for Military Camps, Hospital Ships and Transports would be appreciated by the fighting men. The Swedes can be forwarded to the Railway B Shed, Invercargill, or to Todd’s Auction Mart where they will be taken delivery of by the Patriotic Committee and forwarded to the proper quarters. Please forward as soon as possible and advise the undersigned—now is the time. All District Patriotic Committees are invited to contact farmers in their districts. W. F. STURMAN, 2574 Hon. Secretary. LOOK VISIT STEWART PLANO CO., for Latest in Teaching Books; Text Books and Manuscripts. WM. STEWART PIANO CODEE STREET. Phone 1847. ELECTRIC Irons, Toasters, Heaters, Tailors’ Irons, 45 volt Batteries, Radio Valves, Portable Wireless and Gramophone, Radios and Pianos, and Electrc Light Bulbs at McCracken & Walls, Opp. Post Office, Invercargill.