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Evening Star, Issue 17792, 14 October 1921, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. pRINCESS THEATRE. Direction; Sir Benjamin Fuller and Mr John Fuller. SECOND PROGRAMME, The Kin" of Yiddishers, SAM STERN. The Brilliant N.Z. Bor, EDGAR EDGAR * EDGAR BENYO.N, _ BEN YON, BENYON, New Zealand Bor Star, PETER BROOKS, Fashionable Tenor. RICHARDSON BROS, a „d CHERIE, LING and LONG. MARSHALL. THE NEW FULLKRSCOPE. First MAGGIE FOSTER, First Appearance MAGGIE POSTER, Appearance Chic and Charming Violinist. Now Songs ; The English Contralto, BESSIE SLAUGHTER. Tariff: D.C. mid Stalls. 2s fld: Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (pins tax). Bos Plan at The Bristol (ill 5.30 p.rn.; afterwards at Jacobs’s. Bookings, 6d. J-JTS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT (Two More Nighis OnBJ. INSTANTANEOUS AND EMPHATIC SUCCESS IN THEIR RETURN VISIT . Of Uio Favorites, THE FAMOUS AND ORIGINAL ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, Who were again "reeled last night by a large and delighted audience. LAST TWO' NIGHTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. A BRILLIANT COMBINATION. A POPULAR SHOW AT POPULAR PRICES. Reserved Seats, 4s; Others, 3s, 2s, Is (plus lax). Early Door Stalls and Pit, fid extra. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL. Day Rales at the Geyser, Manager Bert Tate ¥IT E.A. PICNIC, ABBOTSFORD, SAT- * URDAY, October 15. Train leaves Dunedin 2.15 p.m. Hot Water, Tea, Milk, and Sugar provided. All come.

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CTi ¥ B, SPRING MEETING, 1921, WILL CONCLUDE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. FIRST RACE AT 12.15. LAST AT 5.50. ADMISSION: Grounds, Is 6d; Grand Stand, 10s 6d extra. Stand Tickets obtainable at 'Railway Station, S. Jacobs’s, Princes street, an'd U. M'Ncill’s, Stock Exchange. Charge for Non-members’ Cars to Motor Paddock, 5s each. Children under 12 years will not bo admitted. All dogs found on th© Racecourse “will bo destroyed. TRAIN SERVICE; Special Trains leave Dunedin for Wingatui from about 10.15 ajn. till about 11,1 b, The 10.50 train will Stop at Kensington and Cavcrsham to pick up passengers. Special Trains leave Wingatui from about 5.30 p.m. Return faros, including ■ admission to Public Grounds, Is each. 'EC. L. JAMES, Secretary.

For rescuing a dog at the big timberyard bla:«o at Stratford (England), Mr Charles Bangs is to„bo awarded a silver medal by the National Canine Defence League. The dog was crouching between 'barrels of tar, and, despite the order of the firemen to " como back,” Mr Bangs rescued the pet of the yard at great pevEonal risk. “ Sound health's an asset.”—Bankos. However, incipient maladies often undermine thj meet robust constitutions. Colds, coughs, and influenza are always in waiting to attack you, but they can bo given short shrift 'with Baiter's Lung Preserver. “ Baxter's i: is a dependable cmetly. It gets righr, to the cause of the trouble, rooting it out reck and crop. And it also possesses ideal tonic properties. Fills youwi'h vigor, health, strength, and vitality. Get a large ?s 3d bottle from your i;he;.ii-it or grocer NOWi—[Advt.]