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Southland Times, Issue 24889, 31 October 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS .( Cosy and Warm. lb. "HI STATE III 11 " —HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE— Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY —8 p.m. SWORN TO DESTROY HER! Relentless they close in on the beautiful woman of mystery they’ve hunted across five con- ’ tinents and an ocean—and then she captivates their hearts. SPY . . . SPY . . . SPY :: GEORGE BRENT * * ILONA MASSEY * - BASIL RATHBONE * In • INTERNATIONAL LADY : INTERNATIONAL LADY I INTERNATIONAL LADY ; INTERNATIONAL LADY I INTERNATIONAL LADY I INTERNATIONAL LADY INTERNATIONAL LADY : INTERNATIONAL LADY : INTERNATIONAL LADY ; INTERNATIONAL LADY INTERNATIONAL LADY (Recommended by Censor for Adults). The thrilling adventures of a woman who imperilled millions by her calculated daring . . . until she met a man who turned her . coldness to name. The F. 8.1. and Scotland Yard Join in the Hunt of the International Ring who Seek to Destroy the Motive Power Behind the Nation s Front Line Defence Weapon. THREE GREAT STARS IN A GREAT PICTURE! PLEASE MAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS. Box Plans at Begg’s (384) and Theatre (645). ST. JAMES, GORE (Dir.: John Fuller and Sons). 8 p.m. Now Showing. 8 p.m. MATINEE 2 p.m. TODAY. Bud Abbott — Lou Costello (Those funny fellows) in “KEEP ’EM FLYING” “KEEP ’EM FLYING” IT’S ONE LONG, LOUD LAUGH. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Plans at West’s and St. James. ORPHEUS LADIES’ CHOIR. Conductor: Paul Wesney. EECITAL of Classical, Traditional and Popular Music. Southland Women’s Club, Tay Street. 8 p.m. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 3rd and 4th November. Assisting Artists are: Misses J. Gasparich, M. Alsweiler, Kathleen Hughes, E.- Clemens, M. Kennedy, Rev. L. W. Rothwell, Master Victor Jones, Southland Girls’ High School Sextette, Messrs L. Norris and F. H. Johnstone. Proceeds Soldiers’ Parcels Fund. Admission 2/-.3787

summer fete RADIO HALL WINTON. THURSDAY, November sth. Anglican summer fete. Afternoon. Admission free. STALLS, REFRESHMENTS, FLOWER SHOW. 3.45 p.m.—ltem by children. 7 p.m.—Stalls open. 8 p.m. BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT. Ballets, Action Songs, Minuet, Play, etc. See “What Really Happens to Clara. Dancing 10.30 p.m. Admission 1/6. Supper 6d. 4806 PADDY’S MARKET ’ NOTICE. _ A PADDY’S MARKET is being held in the Public Hall, Edendale on Friday, Nov. 6th, 1942, from 2 p.m. onwards. Proceeds in aid of the Red Cross. (Local activities). Admission Free. Your patronage to the various stalls will be appreciated. Amusing competitions to suit all tastes during the evening. Gifts of any description will be gratefully accepted and maybe left at the hall on the day of the market. Keep this date free and roll along to enjoy a good night’s fun—Mrs M. V. Turner, Hon. Sec. Phone 355, Edendale. 4757 MUSIC EXAMINATIONS TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. THE EXAMINER, Mr Henry Penn, will begin the PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS on Monday, 16th of November. The THEORETICAL EXAMINATIONS will be held on SATURDAY, November 28th. M. TRING CROFTS, Qz76o ■Local Secretary. EDUCATIONAL pOLUMBA COLLEGE, U DUNEDIN. (Otago Presbyterian Girls’ College.) The Board of Governors offers TWO ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS to Candidates under the age of 14 years on December 31, 1942. The Examination will be of Form II standard. (A) A Scholarship, value £4O per annum, tenable for two years; the successful candidate to board at the school. (B) A Scholarship, value £lO per annum, tenable for two years; the successful candidate to become a day girl of the School. Entrance Forms may be obtained from the Principal. The completed form should be returned by November 16.4654 TODAY’S BIG NEED QUALIFIED WOMEN BOOKKEEPERS. TRE fact that so many qualified women book-keepers are now successfully filling important administrative positions in industry today is proof that the qualified woman has almost no limits to her advancement. Entrust your coaching to Hemingway’s, the foremost book-keeping coaches. Start on the road to a bigger job today—write for details to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516, Auckland. TAXIS VAUXHALL MOTORWAYS advise that it is essential that all orders for Taxis should be given in advance of time required for attendance, by doing so you will be assured of service right on time. Failure to do so means disappointment to you as well as to us.