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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14380, 25 November 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ALHAM BR A THEATRE. LHAM BR A THEA TR E. Entirely Redecorated and Renovated Tliroughout its Interior. Direction : Mr T. J. WEST. NIGHTLY at 8. MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.30. Unapproached and Unassailable. WEST'S PICTURES.. WEST'S PICTURES. WEST'S PICTURES. THE BEST OF ALL. The Up-to-the-minute- Attraction. GREAT SHOW WEEK PROGRAMME: GOING TO SWITZERLAND. WOOD-CHOPPING CONTEST. • BCCKJUMPING EXHIBITION. FARM YARD FRIENDS. •' MODERN BRITISH AGRICULTURE. A ROUGH JOURNEY. Etc.,- Etc., Etc. Revelations in the World of Science. .' Tho Sister Airts aro all Exquisitely Ropre-' eantod in WEST'S PICTURES. MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRAL BANDMAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRAL. BAND.' PRICES: 3s, 2s, and Is. Reduced Rates with Concession Tickets. Bus. Manager, A. M. MILLER. "PIARLY SETTLERS' HALL, SALE OF WORjTaND BAZAAR, , By tiro Ladies' Committee Otago Early Settlers' Association. To defray cost of Seating Accommodation, TO-DAY-(WEDNESDAY), 25th, THURSDAY, 26th, and FRIDAY, '27th November, 1908 ■ Opening Ceremony, THTS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON, 2.30 o'clock. Luncheon Room open 12 jioon. Entries Cookfcg Competition received THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY)/ from 10.30 a.m. till 1 p.m. Contributions for the Stalls and -Donations of Scones,/ Gate, etc., for the Tea Room will be thankfully received during tho three days.. ' '.. Admission: Afternoon, Free; Evening ■ (open at 7 o'clock), 16, including Concert. Mrs A. LIVINGSTON,' President.' Mrs C. J. FERENS, Hon. Secretary. This (Wednesday) Evening's Programme arranged by Mr J. K. Hartley, organist Momington Presbyterian Church; Thursday, by Messrs C. Bcgg and Co.; Friday; by Mr J. M. Lomas, organist St. Andrew's Church, • ' Shooting Gallery, Side Shows, and Aunt Sally, etc., etc.. ~2Sn CHORAL SOCIETY., ' LAST SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT OF ' ■ SEASON. - TUESDAY, Ist DECEMBER, ' At , '"'"■' GARRISON HALL. ■■•■ PROGRAMME: •,, M'Ounn's "LORD UlilN'S DAUGHTER." Gade's "COMALA." Orohestra and Chorus of 200 Voices. Soloists: Mrs R. Hudson, jun.' Miss Frances Grant Mrs Glover' ;■' Mr Gurr. ■ Doors opon 7130; commonce at 8 o'clock. Addiiotial Tickets (price' &) may' bo. obtained from \ Members : of 'the Society, .Bagg's,;,oi'the Dissde.n..;, ■ ~,;.■.: , w 25n O'ELP'. THE SIGK AND' SUFFER.iNG~; HOSPITAL SATURDAY. ' * ' : GRAND CONCERT By the. GARRISON, CITIZENS', and MORNINGTON BANDS, , • . BOTANICAL GARDENS, ' ;■■ ' FRIDAY, 27th ' .NOVEMBER, At 8 p.m. - Grounds .Electrically Illuminated. ■ ' Collection, at Gates, 25h LO N D (TF P"i EEROTS. TO-NIGHT, St. Clair Train Terminus, at 8 .o'clock. St. Clair. 25n BILLIARDS.-Watson : a, 6d; 6 6rst-claH tallica. •' , IBf PUBLIC NOTICES. XJUTCHERS, NOTE !-A very Extensive JJ COUNTRY BUTCHERY, in Canterbury, showing a net profit of about £500 per annum, has to bo sold to. first bidder. Estimated value, £1300. No. reasonable offer refused. Write immediately to tho ; N.Z. TRADE EXCHANGE, 7u 1 r.O. Box 332, Chrfstchurch, "AVARONUI": COAL-. THE ■■ ■. ■ HOUSEWIFE'S DELIGHT. ' "Waronui" Coal is such a satisfactory Coal in every way that Otago Housewives are taking to'"it with great eagerness. • Not only is it equal in every way to the very bc6t non-bitumin-ous coal ever mined in Otago, but it is more economical than any, because, lieimt cheaper to mine, it is sold at a lower prico thau coal of equal merit. On tho other - hand its superior heating and last-ing-qualities make it cheaper in the end and more desirable than I coals at a lower price. " Waronui'' is sold at 23s a ton, but is worth more. PROVE. IT BY ATRIAL. Procurable from any Coal Merchant Or from THE BRUCE RAILWAY & COAL • COMPANY, 2 Vogel street, , Telephone 317. SYNDICATE FRUIT-' STORES, Jetty street,-Sweet Oranges, 20 for Is, 8s 6d case; Cherries, lid lb; Figs, 3d lb. -. NEW Peninsula Potatoes and Green Peas, 511- Is; Bananas, 21 Is; Dates, 3d packet; Potatoes,,6s 6d sack. _ 26n HAYWARD & GARRATT, Stuart street.— Edison Phonograph September Records on Sale this week; new artists, MAGNETOS.— Engine-owners inquire at once absut this perfect sparker. It will pay you. DAINTY CLOCKS.-Artistic, strong, and splendid Timekeepers; get one before they all go; 2s each. AGIO FLORIFIERS; Flashlights, 3s 6d; Lawn Mowers, 20s; and a lot of good things at the right price. YISIT HAYWARD & GARRATT wliilo ycu are,in town. You will be enter- ! taincd and not asked to buy. f'a