AMUSEMENTS. H IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Last 2 Performances Of the Most RemarkLast 2 Performances able Problem Drama Last 2 Performances of the Century. Thrilling Incidents Taken from Real Life. THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON. THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON. THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON. This Striking Drama is Interpreted by GEORGE MARLOW’S ENTIRELY NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 9 THURSDAY NEXT. OCTOBER T For Two Nights Only. ‘THE GIRL WHO TOOK ‘THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING.’ THE WRONG TURNING.’ A Drama that fascinates whilst it enthrals. * A Drama that is better than a Tonic. A Drama for Young, for Old. for Men, for Women, for High or Low, Rich or Poor. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, Last Night of Season. EAST LYNNE. ' EAST LYNNE. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, and Is; Reserved Seats, 4s. Early Doors, 6d extra. Box Plan now open at the Dresden. Day' Sale Tickets at Jacobs’s. WAKARI DRILL HALL. GRAND BAZAAR (in aid of Roslyn Methodist Church) will be onened TOMORROW (Wednesday), at 7.30 p.m, by J. B. Shacklock, Esq. Kaikorai School’ Drum and Fife Band and Mr C. M'Bride’s Orchestra will give concert programme. Admission, Sixpence. Bazaar continues THURSDAY' (Kaikorai under Bandmaster Laidlaw) and FRIDAY (Salvation Army Band, under Bandmaster Luppl. Evenings Sixpence, afternoon Free. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING CLEANING. LINES OF INTEREST TO THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE. CASEMENT CLOTHS, 36in and 50in, Bordered and Plain, 6gd. LINOLEUMS, 3Cia, 54in, 72in. Price' Is 4LI, 2s 3d, 4s 3d, ss. CARPET SQUARES, Assorted Colors, from 23s 6d to £5 ss. JJUTHIES, DRAPERS, DUNEDIN. TWO SPLENDID BUSINESSES. ' No - Pastrycook’s, Confectionery. andTi Room Business; all necessary furnitur fittings, gas stove, living room?. Pric £65. Suit two ladies. No. 2.—One of the best Fruit Businesses town: splendid stand; a sound, profi ab.e concern; cash required, about £l7 Personal application. JOHN SKENE AND SOI Land Agents. PAPER for Wrapping-up For Sale. Apply Star Office, Bond street.
TWO DAYS ONLY". Mrs PORTER, Specialist and Demonstrator for the BOX-TON AND ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS, Will be in Attendance in the Corset Department, BROWN, EWING, & CO., limited, On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, October Bth and 9th, between the hours of 10 and 12.50, 2 and 4.30. Mrs Porter will be pleased to give advice and fittings of the Newest Models in these Celebrated Corsets. AT BROWN, EWING’S ONLY.
S.s. “GAPE BRETON.” FROM NEW YORK. ALL ACCOUNTS and CLAIMS against the above Steamer to be rendered to the undersigned (in triplicate) TO-MORROW MORNING by 9 o'clock. VACUUM OIL CO. PTY., LTD., Anderson’s Bar- road, Agents. A. AND E. WATKINS Are Showing LATEST FASHIONS in LADIES’ NECKWEAR. ' Just Opened, NEW COLLARS FOR SPRING SEASON. See Windows. A AN D E. WA T KINS. jL • In the Estate of F. W. KINGSTON, Grocer, Maori Hill. ALL CLAIMS iu this Estate must be rendered on or before the 20th INST, to participate in Dividend. MAITLAND AND WRIGHT, Trustees, 61 Vogel street, Dunedin. ELS V allpapers.—Ask your painter ~, „ where the best and most up-to-date Wallpapers and Friezes are sold, and he will tell y T ou at Andrew Lees’, 68 George street. Andrew Lees, 68 George street. despair if martyr to Indigestion. ' Take Dr Crosskinds Nosol; a sovereign remedy; 2s, chemists and' stores. ° /N ET a cake of the wonderful Window Soap VJT to-day: Bon Ami, 6d a cake, at all grocers. TRY the Carlton Cafe for Meals and Suppers; Suppers a speciality. The Carlton Cafe, Dowling street. ATSON’S No. 10 is a little dearer thar most AVhiskies, but is worth the A PPLY a thin paste of Bon Ami to your i*-,. Windows; then mb it off and see'the Brilliant Polish. SALE now ou at Laidlaw and Gray's. Bi" Bargain Sale now on at Laidlaw and Gray’s, Rattray street. SALE now on; Furniture and Ironmongery going at money-saving prices. Laidlaw and Gray. BIG Bargains at Laidlaw"and Gray’s Sale; furnish now, save money; bargains for SALE now proceeding; Laidlaw and Gray’s Rattray street, for Bargains; everything reduced; call to-day. SALE Dow on—Tools, Cutlery, Crockery, Furniture. See at Laidlaw and Grav’s Rattray street. " ’ SALE now on; see great bargains in Furniture all kinds while Sale lasts. Laidlaw and Gray's. ITRON Salt,” the great Spring Medicilie, removes pimples and blotches; Is bottle. At Bagiev’s, chemist, Dunedin. THERE is many a thing you would like to shine, but scouring soap would scratch it; try Bon Ami, it’s soft- ami fine, and nothing else can match it. ROBT. R. MOSS. Piano Importer, Timer, Repairer. 13 Albany street. Agent for Hoelliug and Spangeiiberg’s Pianos. NEW shipment of celebrated Comoy Briar Pipes tq hand; see window display. Moody and Co., tobacconists. FOR Anaemia, General Bodily Weakness, take Marshalls Cod Liver Oil Wine; pleasant taste; very strengthening; 2s 6d. WATSON S No. 10 is a little dearer than moat AVhiskies, but is worth the money. |-.j QN AMI will Not Scratch, and can .thus
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Evening Star, Issue 15308, 7 October 1913, Page 5
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