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Evening Star, Issue 18627, 7 May 1924, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Rupert Hughes presents a message for those who believe in good old homo life: ‘ REMEMBRANCE.’ ■ A Goldwyn Masterpiece. You will laugh at dear old Dad and his old-fashioned ways, but you will love him all the same. Special Music has been selected, and will be rendered by THE OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Overture, ‘Black Diamonds ,(Aubor). By Special Request: ‘Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffman’ (Offenbach). Doors open 7 p.m. Programme commences 7.45 p.m. Reserves at Begg s, or 'Phone 3,091. ’S AND GRAND. 2 p.m. —DAILY 7 p.m. . . The Greatest Forest f ir » “ ln ‘THFi NINETY AND NINE.’ ‘TOE NINETY AND NINE.’ See it and prevent firesrho story of an outcast who saved the lives of those who shunned him by driving a ocomotive through miles of blazing forest, featuring Colleen Moore, _ Warner Baxter, ind Gertrude Aster. It is seldom a film rinv.s so tme to life and grips the heart ° strings like ‘THE NINETY AND NINE.’ 1 Additional attraction, ■THE SAGE BRUSHES,’ Yith Roy Stewart, Marguerite Do La Motto, md Noah Beery. Seven powerful reels ihockful of thrills, action, adventure, and sweet romance. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, THURSDAY, MAY 8, at 8 p.m. DUNEDIN SHAKESPEARE CLUB. PUBLIC READING OF ‘JULIUS C/ESAR.’ Box Plan now open at The Bristol. Tickets on Sale at The Bristol; also at Theatre night of Reading. Price, 2s. Price, 2s. H. W. HUNTER, Hon. Sec., P.O. Box 124. WINTER SHOW. DUNEDIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. CH RiR ANTHEMUMS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, AND DECORATIVE WORK. ART GALLERY HALL, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY , 7th and Bth. Afternoon Tea. Open to public 1.30 to 10 (p.m. Admission, Is; Children 6d. SMITH'S HALL, HANOVER STREET, <P< RAND BAZAAR AND SALE OF VJT WORK, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 9th and 10th. A Big Supply of Useful Goods at Bargain Prices. Toys, Christmas Tree, and Dips for the Children. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT EACH EVENING. Tea Rooms, etc. BAKING COMPETITION for Fruit Cake, Sponge Cake, Shortbread, Scones, and Piklets. Entries Close 11 a.m., Friday, at the Hall. POR USTER S’ DANCE, Court King Edward’s Pride, A.0.F., I 0.0. F. Hall, Kensington, THURSDAY, 10th. Gents, 2s; Ladies, Is. Music, Mrs Clayton. • CHARMING CONCERT SONG, ‘ QING ME YOUR SONG.’ UD Words by Edward Lockton, Music by Nellie Simpson. Keys D and E flat. Refrain: Sing mo your song, dear, Life is eo sad. I am so lonely, Come, make me glad. I have been waiting, Dearest, so long; Fill all my heart with love. Sing me your song. Companion Song to ‘ Come, Sing To Me.’ Our price, only 2s, post free. TERRY'S MUSIC STORES, 174-178 George street, Dunedin. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED LOAN OP £IOO,OOO. I "PURSUANT to the provisions of “Tho JL Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913,” PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a BOLL of the Ratepayers of the City of Dunedin will be taken on WEDNESDAY, May 14th, 1924, on a proposal to Borrow the Sum of One Hundred Thousand Pounds (£100,000) for tho purpo-se of providing for General Tramway Extensions and to establish Services by 'either the rail-less car system or by motor buses in areas not served . or not adequately served by the existing tramway systems. The following is a list of the Polling Places, and tho Polling will take place between tho hours of 9 a.m, and 7 p.m. on tli© said WEDNESDAY, May 14th. 1924; 1. ’Burns Hall, Burlington street. 2. Knox Church Sunday School Hall, King street. 5. Oddfellows’ Hall, Stuart street, 4. Albany Street. School Gymnasium, Albany street. 5. George Street School Gymnasium, George street. 6. Dormbr’s Dining Rooms, North rood (near Gardens gate). 7. Town Hall, North-east Valley, North road. 8. Presbyterian Church, Opoho. 9. St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Carroll street. 10. .Oddfellows’ Ka.ll, David street, Caversham. 11. Methodic Sunday School, South road, Cavorshara. 12. Oddfellows’ Hall, Kensington. 13. Town Hall, South Dunedin. 14. Pavilion, St. Clair, Bedford street. 15. Presbyterian Church, Anderson’s Bay. 16. Arthur Street School Gymnasium. 17. Salvation Army Hall, Hivhgate. Rosljn. 18. Wakari Hall. Naim street, Kaikorai. I 19. Coronation Hall. Maori Hill. 20. Council Chambers, Eglinton road, Mornington (in tramway buildings). H. LIVINGSTONE TAPLEY, Mayor. I G. A. LBWIIN, Returning Officer. Town Hall, Dunedin, 16th April, 1924. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC MEETING-TRAMWAY EXTENSIONS. RATEPAYERS and Others interested are invited to attend at the Council Chambers, Town Hall, on THURSDAY, May Bth, at 7 p.m., to hear the details connected with the Connell’s proposals to raise a loan of £IOO,OOO for the purpose of Tramway. Extensions. The Poll takes place on Wednesday, May 14th. H. LIVINGSTONE TAPLEY, Mayor. Town Hall. Dunedin, 6th May, 1924. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. 1 EXPERIENCE has shown that in the use 2J of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR In Words and in the Names of Persons, although the messages are read back to the sender, and Oo msionally there are Misconceptions in. Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARB REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT'S, And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, as we cannot bold ourselves responsible if mom occur.