AMUSEMENTS, FULLERS’ pRINOESS THEATRE, (Dunedin's Homo of dean Vaudeville.) Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—EVERY EVENING —AT 8. A STAR FROM THE DRAMA. Dave of 'On Our Selection,* FRED. M‘DONALD, FRED. M’DONALD, With VERA ST. JOHN, VESA ST. JOHN. Presenting the “ Dinkum ’’ Australian Comedy Sketch of Life Way Back in the Land of the Wattle, •THE MEET.’ BERT HARROW, The Mile-a-minuto Comedian. New and Brilliant Feats of Juggling, TOGO. KNIGHT AND BRADY. First Appearance. FORD AND ALDOUS, Versatile Vaudevillianß. VAEDB AND VERNE, Quickflie Topicalities. HARTLEY AND WRIGHT, Songs, Duets, Comedy. DON. G. MERLE, DON. G. MERLE, The Magical Magician. Fullers' little Prices: le, Is G,l, 2- 6tl (plus Government tax and booking fee). Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.after at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. PRINCESS THEATRE. COMING MONDAY! ‘COMING MONDAY! GLIVALLI’S MINIATURE OIROUS. CLIVALLI’S MINIATURE OIROUS. VAUDEVILLE’S EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY ACT. 14 WONDERFUL PERFORMING ANIMALS, Including "SPORT,” THE AMAZING CUTE CANINE. TWO MINIATURE PONIES, And " CLARE,” THE EDUCATED BABOON. BRING THE CHILDREN TO THE MATINEES! DUNEDIN ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Hon. Conductor, Mr James Coombs. THIRD CONCERT, 37TH SEASON. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, at 8. Assisting Soloists: Mrs ASTLBY BLACK, Mr PETER SUTHERLAND. A LIMITED NUMBER OF 2s TICKETS AT THE DOOR. H, H. SYKES, Hon. Secretary. 99 High street. OCTAGON HALL, NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 3, POPULAR ADDRESS on ‘The Penniless Millionaire,’ by Mr 0. H. POOLE (exM.P. for Auckland), recently through America with Chautauqua, Wei! worth hearing this racy and eloquent speaker. Do not miss this. Tell your friends about it. OLYMPIC SEATING- RINK. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings. ENDURANCE TEST. GASH PRIZE, £9O. Full particulars at the Rink. Entries Close with the Manager at 10 p.m, on MONDAY, September 15. Don’t forget that, tbo MONSTER FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL Will be held on SEPTEMBER 24, 25, 26, and 27. Valuable Prizes for Most Graceful Skater* and Novelty Races. Watch for further particulars. » EDUCATIONAL. COLUMBA GIRLS’ COLLEGE, rpHB THIRD TERM COMMENCES on A TUESDAY, the 16th inst., at 9,30 a.m. House girls oome into residence on MONDAY, 15th inst. The Principal will be at home on SATURDAY, 13th inst., and MONDAY, the 15th inst., from 2 to 5 p.m. Boarders for 1925 now being Enrolled. Prospectus on application. F. J. ROSS, Principal. 1 CORPORATION NOTICES. BOROUGH OF ST. KILDA. SPECIAL RUBBISH REMOVAL. HOUSEHOLDERS are hereby advised that a Special Service for the Removal of Rubbish will be made on FRIDAY, 12tb inst. It is requested that any such Rubbish intended for Removal be put out before 8 a.m., and placed on the outer edge of the footpath. Tins must be flattened out, otherwise they will not, bo lifted. W. G. GRIFFIN, Town Clerk. Council Chambers, St. Kilda, 6th September, 1924. PERSONAL IF I could prove who the cruel, despicable person is who poisoned my dog (I have my suspicions), I would give him or her an appropriate Reward for their dastardly action. D. SWINTON, MusselburghLOST AND FOUND. LOST, FROM BELLEKNOWES, PIEBALD PONY, with cover and halter; reward. S. JACOBS, Jacobs’s Comer. LOST, Tuesday, between Strand Salon and railway station, Bangle (keepsake); reward.—Return Dalgety’s Store office. LOST, Wednesday night, One Pound Note, between Bay View road and Albany street, Anderson’s Bay car; reward.—3s3 George street, T GST, Child’s Gold Bracelet, George street. —Rewarded on returning Jay’s Tea Rooms. LOST, between Henley and Mosgiel, Black Suit Case.—Finder return to Mr Don, Crust and Crust; reward. LOST, between Reid Hall and Cargill’s Corner, Gold Muff Chain; reward.— Reed, 61 Express Co.’s Building. OST. N.E. Valley, Sunday, Blaok-and-Wihito Fox Terrier Dog, Waikouaiti collar; reward. —51 Baldwin street, N.E, Valley. LOST, all thoughts chimney fires by employing Otago Window Cleaning Company ; competent chimney sweep.—Telephone 5,250. L~" bSrTbust, Germs, Moths by having your earpeto collected, cleaned, returned same day, no waiting; Chimney# Swept —> Dunedin Window Cleaning Go., St. Andrew street; ’phono 483. UND, in South Dunedin, Sum of Money. —Apply 21 Bathgate street; owner pay expenses. FOUND.— We specialise in Girls’ Buster Haircutting.—Potter’s, hairdresser, 172 George street (next Arthur Barnett’s). FOUND —I have the famous Gotta Razor For Sale; money refunded if not satisfied.—Potter’s, George street. POUND, high-class .Tailoring at lowest prices; Indigo Serges from £B.—Pearson’s, tailors. FOUND, nothing shoddy in Pearson’s Sui’s, genuine tailor-made; try them. —56 George street. rUND, best value in Dunedin in tailormade Suits.—Pearson’s, tailors, 56 George street. FUND.— Euchre Party, Saturday evening, WaraUh JDea Rooms; admission, 2s; supper provided; prizes.
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Evening Star, Issue 18736, 11 September 1924, Page 8
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