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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 297, 14 September 1927, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. “THE GHOST TRAIN” BOX PLANS now open at THE BRISTOL for the Season. MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction, J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. (In conjunction with E. J. Carroll.) THIS EVENING, And following Evenings. At 8 o’clock For the First Time in New Zealand. “THE GHOST TRAIN” “THE GHOST TRAIN” “THE GHOST TRAIN” “THE GHOST TRAIN” ft (By Arnold Ridley), Starting troui the Grand Opera House This Evening, For Fal, Vaio, where you will experience a night of Mystery, Laughter, and Thrills. Cast of Characters: Saul Hodgkin (stationmaster at Fal Vale) HUGH E. WRIGHT Richard Winthrop ... MAYNE LYNTON Elsie (his wife) MARY RIGBY Charles Murdoch ROGER BARRY Peggy Murdoch (his newly-wedded wife) JOAN BAILEY Miss Bourne LAURA SMITHSON Teddy Deakin BASIL RADFORD. Julia Price .... BETTY ROSS CLARKE Herbert Price (her brother) LESLIE PALMER John Stirling EDGAR’WARWICK Jackson REGINALD ROBERTS Smith (his assistant) ROBERT STEELE Play produced by HUGH E. WRIGHT. “The Ghost Train." is full of Delightful Comedy, with a Mystery Story .of Absorbing Interest and Thrills you never will forget. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., Ss.; Stalls, -Is.-. Gallery, Is. Gd. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. All prices plus tax. Manager Alex F. Wilson. yiCTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DEBATING SOCIETY. PLUNKET MEDAL CONTEST PLUNKET MEDAL IN ORATORY. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927, At 8 p.m. Admission —One Shilling. ATHLETIC SPORTS. • RUGBY FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL. RECREATION GROUND, LEVIN. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), SEPTEMBER 14, 1927. v. OTAGO. Tho Final Representative Game of the Season. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission. ’ Gates: Gentlemen Is. Cd., Ladies Is., Children Free. Stand: Gentlemen Is., Ladies and Children 6d. t C. D. FRASER, Secretary. TO LET. — S 7 !''. ELMO"RESI DEN TIAL FLATS. r pO LET, to Professional or Business J- I’eople—Fully Furnished or Unfurnished Flat, on short or long lease; all modern appointments, hot running water supplied. Apply .99 Hill Street. Phone 42—545. MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE BUICK ROADSTER. TTAVING to go in for a larger Car I ■JU will sell tho above for the lowprice of £l5O, with terms if desired. You can have any mechanical trial. Tires are all in good order, and this car represents really good buying at this figure. “QUIT,” Box 958, Wcllngton. ATTENTION! MOTOR-CYCLE OWNERS! WE arc prepared to accept ti Harley •I Davidson and Sidecar (in firstclass order only) in pajt payment of any of tho cars listed below. The balance can bo arranged on very easy terms to suit purchaser. OAKLAND, 1923, 2-scater Sports Roadster, fast and economical, 6-cylinder engine. Price £l3O. DODGE TOURER, 1921 production, attractively repainted, sound mechanical condition. Price £lOO. DOIIT TOURER, recent model, newly painted, tires, hood and side curtains in good order. Price £65. MAGNUS MOTORS', LIMITED (Used Car Dept.), 115-119 Vivian Street, Wellington. Open Friday Evenings. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT FOR SALE. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. QMITH AND WAIT C? Electrical Engineers, 101 LAMBTON QUAY. Now Telephone No. 42- 952. MOTORISTS. IF you want satisfaction and good Electric;'l Ser-ice on your Car, g to the Experts, who also have '1 Equipment ITIOMAS BALLINGER & CO., LTD. Corner Taranaki and Ghunee Streets SPECIALITIES: Willard Service Station for Batteries Repairs all makes Bosch Service Static) for Magnetos. Ignition Starters. Genera tors etc. MACHINERY FOR SALE. PUWERCRAFT Owners.-l am doing • repairs and overhauls to aIJ types of engines, etc. May I give you a price? Best wQxkjuuufibjp, Ji4sl> c/o "Doffliuwn.’! I