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Southland Times, Issue 24870, 9 October 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FUN ON A TROOPSHIP ’ FUN ON A TROOPSHIP ! From the first fade-in to the final fade-out it’s glorious entertainment. REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn. Ltd. 2 p.m.—FINALLY TODAY—7.4S. LESLIE BANKS — FLORA ROBSON Sebastian Shaw Patricia Hilliard — Alf Goddard And All-British Cast in “FAREWELL AGAIN” “FAREWELL AGAIN” “FAREWELL AGAIN” “FAREWELL AGAIN” “FAREWELL AGAIN” After four blistering years’ service under a blazing sun. Going home on furlough only to learn that their leave in Blighty was to last six hours (!!!!!) and then—“FAREWELL AGAIN” Imagine what they thought — and said ! ! ! ! —about it. ALIVE WITH HILARIOUS HUMOUR! (Approved For Universal Exhibition) —More Of Those Good Shorts!— Box Plans: H. & J. Smith’s, Begg’s and Theatre. (Phone 1938). | ROYAL,"WINTON j FRIDAY and SATURDAY. LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY in “GREAT GUNS” “GREAT GUNS “GREAT GUNS” “GREAT GUNS The army going balmy since the draft blew Stan and Ollie in! It’s their funniest Comedy. (General Exhibition). 4055 HOME GUARD NOTICES .... ' HOME GUARD. INVERCARGILL BATTALION. NEXT PARADES. x SATURDAY, 10th October, 1942. At Southland Boys’ High School range. Details from companies, 2 p.m. Sunday, 11th October, 1942: Battalion parade. All units, parade usual assembly points Kelvin Avenue at 9.25 a.m. B Co. parade with bicycles. All Guardsmen bring own dry rations. Wednesday. 14th October, 1942: Battalion parade. All units parade usual assembly points, Kelvin Avenue at 7 p.m. sharp. Dress, overcoats to be worn, no arms or equipment. Note: Rifle Club members meet usual place on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. 4077 TUATAPERE BATTALION. UNIFORMS will be issued to A and B Companies on Sunday, 11th October. A Company will parade at the R.S.A. Rooms Orepuki at 10.45 a.m. sharp. B Company will parade at the Tuatapere Domain at 11 a.m. A full attendance is required. J. O. HARPER, Major. 4073 Battalion Commander. LOST AND FOUND LOST vicinity Railway Station or on Express, Purse containing notes and railway ticket. etu’-ning 'Railway Hotel. 0h227 LOST between Hannah’s buildings and Herbert Street, Gentleman’s Pocket Watch, double gold' chain attached. Reward on returning to Times. 3999 EOST, Green Budgerigar, greatly valued as keepsake. Good reward on returning to—s 7 Clyde Street. 0e136 WOULD person who removed Girl’s Bicycle on 16th September from National Bank doorway please return as it is urgently needed.4oo9 LOST on Tuesday last, young black and tan Collie Dog. Has spot tan above each eye. Answers “Roy.” Finder please communicate P. McDiarmid, Makarewa.Qh2oB TAKEN from Miller Street Saturday night, Trailer, No. R 13726. Label R 13044, green body, model T front axle, New Beauty wheels, cream enamelled. Reward on information. —W. R. Tait, Driver, Times.4o4B PERSON removing parcel containing soldier’s clothes and personal gear by mistake from down express Tuesday, presumably Mataura, please post to—J. D. Sutton, Grassmere, Invercargill. 0g194 STRAYED on Monday, Black and tan curly Dog. Anyone knowing whereabouts please Ring BM, Thornbury. 4028 CYCLES FOR SALE (IYCLISTS! Remember our Telephone ) number and address for all your Cycle requirements. Telephone 847.— A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street, Invercargill. EACING CYCLES for road or track. Something different, something better. Let us demonstrate these speed machines.—A. S. PRENTICE & CO, Dee Street, Invercargill. EW Hudson Cycles, Juvenile Cycles, Tricycles, Cycle Tyres and Accessories. A wonderful range to choose from.-A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street. Invercargill. WINTON SPECIALS EVERYTHING POR HOME, FAMILY, OR FARM AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. “SHOP IN WINTON” AIRY FARMERS we stock: Camfosia Teat Salve, 11b tins, 1/11; Camfosia Teat Salve, 41b billies, 6/6; Camfosia Disinfectant, 16oz tins, 3/-; Sykes Drench, 1/9 pkt, 20/- dozen; Milkeeze, 2/5 tin; Roseberry Teat Salve, 2/3 tin.—WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. NO NEED TO WORRY. IF your hair is becoming Grey use Walker’s Universal Hair Restorer. 2/6, posted 3/-. T. WALKER, Chemist and Optician, Winton. SCENIC PLAYING CARDS. SCENIC Playing Cards make an ideal substitute for the Xmas Annuals. Each pack contains 54 views of N.Z. scenes. Price 5/6 per pack. ROWAN’S BOOK DEPOT, LTD, PHONE 22. SHEEP FARMERS: Daroux Emasculators 75/-; Dux Lamb Tailers 65/-; Lamb Teats. Black 1/-; White, 8d; Cooper’s Marking Pencils 1/3. — WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. WATT’S GIFT SHOP, WINTON. SOLDIERS’ GIFTS WEDDING GIFTS BIRTHDAY GIFTS Gifts for every occasion in great variety. Just arrived: Children’s Toys and Games and many scarce lines. 'FUME TELLS. See our Steelite Green X Signs.—Smith & Smith, Ltd., Esk Street.