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Evening Star, Issue 14997, 3 October 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. 1 TQUNBDIN COMPETITIONS. . HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8 o'clock. Chairman. J. L. Salmond, Esq. Piano Solo—' Caprice.' Vocal Solo and Accompaniment (Gentlemen). Recitation—' The Homes of England.' Sacred Solo (mez/io-soprano)—' Come Unto Me.' Humorous Recitation (Ladies). Humorous Song. Comedietta—' A Leap Year Proposal,' Mr Claud Smith and Mus M. Pitcher. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). MORNING SESSION. H.M. Theatre.—Piano Duet, 'From Foreign Parts.' Piano Dust, 'Echos des Mon- , tagnes.' AFTERNOON SESSION. Victoria Hall.—Recitation, 'Song of the Peasant Wife.' Recitation, 'The Torch of Life.' H.M. Theatre.—Vocal Solo (Gentlemen), accompanied by Lady or Gentleman, own selection. Contralto Solo, ' Life's Gifts.' Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 2sStalls and Pit. Is Day Sessions, 6d. Day Sales at S. Jacobs's. ' E. S WILSON, Secretary. JEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. PERPETUAL PICTURE PALACE. Daily 11.30 to 5.30; 6.30 to 10.30. TO-DAY'S NEW PROGRAMME Includes THE LIGHT THAT FAILED. Vita THE LIGHT THAT FAILED. Drama. Comedy—GOLF CADDIE'S DOG. THE MAGIC SCREEN.—CoI. Trick. MARRIAGE AMONGST TARTARS. THE MINER'S MASCOT-Drama. AND FULL PROGRAMME. Also, Commencing at 4 o'clock Show, Thrilling THE SHIP AND LIONS. Drama. THE SHIP AND LIONS. INDIAN SUMMER. AB INDIAN SUMMER. Comedy Drama. LATEST AUSTRALASIAN GAZETTE. ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS: ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. A GEM OF HUMOR FOR GRAMOPHONE OWNERS! "The German at the Telephone" is an inimitable performance by Tom Clare. It is not often that such a screamingly funny Record is obtainable. There has naturally' been a great demand for (his record, and haviu" cabled for a supply we can now fill orders. ° Sizo 12in, Pric« 7s 6d. - CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Agents "His Master's Voice" Gramophones, Princes street. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW GOODS From the WORLD'S BEST MAKERS : Of FOOTWEAR, |" ADIES' Beautiful "DOROTHY DODD " Boots and Shoes, made in Patent, Tan, Gun Metal, with Special Pliable Soles, which assure style and comfort. Sole agent -, B ~„ OJ .„. NEWEST DESIGNS in COLORED SUEDE, "WESSEX" ART CANVAS, and TRUBUCK SHOES. . SIMON'S CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, PRINCES STREET (opposite Post Office). MEN'S "NEW DOME TOE" Shoes and Boots, in Tan, Vici Kid, and Patent, in the Latest Designs. SEE OUR BOWLING, TENNIS, CRICKET ' SHOES. NEW GOODS. AN INSPECTION OF OUR SEASON'S NOVELTIES WILL FULLY DEMONSTRATE THE FACT THAT OUR HOME BUYER HAS EXCELLED ALL PREVIOUS SELECTIONS. New Goods Arriving Daily at DUTHIES, DRAPERS, DRESSMAKERS, TAILORS t MILLINERS, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. FISHING TACKLE. Now is the Time to Overhaul Your Tackle. We Invite Anglers to Inspect the Complete Range of ANGLERS' REQUISITES Now on View at our Warehouse, 92 PRINCES STREET COMPLETE OUTFITS from 15s Upwards. Illustrated Catalogue Post Free. T WILKIE AND CO., LTD., Importers of Fishing Tackle. I I BY PARCELS POST. This Morning we have Opened another Shipment of SMART, STYLISH, "READY-TO-WEAR." HATS. Also, Latest Shapes UNTRIMMED HATS. TTNIQUE STORES, STUART STREET. SPORTING. LAWN TENNIS. OFFICIAL Opening of Season at Anderson's Bay Courts SATURDAY NEXT October sth. Opening Ceremony 3 p.m. to be followed by Exhibition Matches. Admission: Gentlemen 6d, Ladies Free. Afternoon Tea provided free. Courts available for general play before ceremony and after exhibition games. Orchestra m attendance. E. S. WILSON, Secretary O.L T A 1 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. CITI Gentlemen requiring best Accommcdation should call 39 Arthur street, adjoining th« picturesque Bowling Green. Two rcspectabk'Boarders, pri- ▼ vatehome; every comfort; close Workshops. -22 Main South road; terms mod~ rate." ANTED, by a private family in Ca sham, Lady or Gentleman Boarder- i home comforts. "Private," 'Evening Star.' ' HOLIDAY RESORTS. TOWNSHIP OF SWANSEA ILLUSTRATED LITHOGRAPH PLANS of the TOWNSHIP OF SWANSEA, at Warrington, are now ready, and may be ob-' tamed on application. SAL£ on WEDNESDAY, 16th October at 2.30 o'clock: JOHN REID AND SONS, Auctioneers.