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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15383, 21 February 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. E"~0X OFFICE ARRANGEMENT For tho ETHEL IRVING SFIVSON. The PLANS for "Tho FULL SEASON WILL BE OPENED at tho DRESDEN on SATURDAY NKXT, at 9 a.ro. Individual Bookings absolutely limitwl to TEN SKATS. PRICES: j 65,. 3s, Is. Usual Early Doors. '• APPLICATIONS from COUNTRY PATRONS will bo attended to in tho order received. WTHELI R V *( N G "LADY FREDERICK." ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. "Miss Irving was never at fault, the charm ot her gracious person--7 alit>' floated over tho footlights and I beid tho crowded houiso with im- '' nalpable lionds, and tho repeated " bursts of merriment and of ap- *" plauso, which culminated in rousing clieers, were proofs of her signal v success. Half a dozen times had 8 " tho curtain to be raised at tho •t happy close of a not.iblo performance, when, ombowered in floral offerings and surrounded by hor r. capablo comrudes, the distingiiished xf actrofis smiled hor acknowledg- " monts."-Daily News, 25(8/11. . p L A D TIDINGS. Mr J. 0. WJI,Ua"mSON has pleasure, in announcing that, after much negotiation, ho O lias arranged for Miss ETHEL IRVING to ,[ nppw, with her Complete I,oi)don Comic. Pany, in Dunedin for a Season positively st limited to EIGHT NIGHTS. This f MEMORABLE THEATRICAL EVENT ' n Will have its initiation at *J, TJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE WEDNESDAY NIXT, FEBRUARY 28. A NEW EPOCH OPENED. Mr J. C. WILLIAMSON - Presents ). ENGLAND'S GREATEST ACTRESS, ETII 1? L I RV I NG, L KTII E L IRVI NG, ETII 1? L 1 It VIN G, And hor o COMPLETE LONDON COMPANY, )f COMPLETE LONDON COMPANY', Direct from St. ,lamci'n Theatre, . As follows: h WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 28, II And Four Following Nights. W. Somerset Maughan's Fnrcinating Comedy, LADY FREDERICK. LADY FREDERICK. I- LADY FREDERICK. Wild n Record of 600 Nights, with Miss Irving in the Stellar Roto, in Ixmdon. TflF. CHAMPAGNE OF COMEDY. Iho Play that has Delighted Hundreds of Thousands. »• ttjesdayTmarcii 5, [0 A. l'j. \v. Mason's (.<>mnelline Dr.nn.-i o THE WITNESS FOR THK DEFENCE o THB WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE. '■ ™ T, 1 , 1 , 0 ,,?" 5 ?" , is Positively Limited jl ™_2'HE_AIJOVE J?IGHT NIGHTS. A NOTIIER pBrjRHTWfvVALTzIY -t*- ADRIAN HOPE I ~ " THE GARDEN OF MEMORY." i- 2s. dust Out! 2s >r .„. h T , • I >'rt Out! 2s. Adrian Hopo's Waltzes havo had an immonso popularity. They aro tuneful and vorv pleasing. Tho melody and rhythm aro _ well marked, und they aro quite within tho i- - wch ,<! f ! ||a Jors of ordinary ability. Tho , 0 hrsl shipment of this new Walts fins just ~ arrived, and as it will doubtless be much !t run upon, early application for copies |. should bo made by thoso wlio aro admirers I. v of Admit Hope's beautiful compositions. • CHAB. BEGG k CO. (LTD.), Headquarters for Musio and Musical Instrumonls, n- Mf Princes street. io '= K RAItWAV NOTIFICATIONS. jkjcw Zealand" railways. DUNEDIN AUTUMN RACES. 1- The following ALTERATIONS IN and ?- ADDITIONS TO the ordinary Timc-tablo ij- will bo made in connection wiyi the above: " THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 21st FEBh . RUARY. Trains will Leave Dunedin for Wingatui 7. Racecourso at 11.10 a.m., 11.25 a.m., 11 35 |y a.m., 11.1)5 a.m., 12.15 p.m., and 1.7 p.m., If returning from tho Racecourse nt 5.20 p.m. - 5.35 p.m., and 5.5't p.m. ' *■ Tno 11.25 rum., 11.35 a.m., 11.45 a.m., )■ and 12.15 p.m. Trains front Dunedin, and 'I'' tho 5.20 p.m., 5.35 p.m. Trains from the ;•>• lUcccoursft will NOT Slop at intennes' diafo Stitions. Tho Train usually leaving Dunodin for Mosgicl at 1.2 p.m. will NOT loavo until 1.7 p.m., and will run to Wingatui Racecourse. »_• Tho Train usually'loaving Dunedin for , Omakau at 11.40 a.m. will loavo at 11.50 3 " a.m. Trains will leave Wingatui for Dunedin '" at p. 2 p.m. and 6.15 p.m. I, Tho Train usually leaving- Outram at Y 4.15 p.m. will NOT'leave until 4.30 p.m., j Mosgicl arrivo 5.15 p.m. li 3 j Tho Train usually leaving ' Mosgiol at R | 5.16 p.m. will leavo at 5.4 C p.m., Wingatui 5.57 p.m., arriving Dunedin 6.30 p.m. Train will leavo Dunedin for Port Cllalifl mors at 5.55 p.m. The Train usually leaving Dunedin for Palmcrslon at 4.30 p.m. will NOT loavo lill 6.15 p.m., Waitati 7.30 p.m. Sciclirt _ 8.6 p.m., Waikouaiti 8.35 p.m„' arriving kf, Palmorston 9.5 p.m. 2l£ By Order. 10 =3 )n COUNTY NOTIFICATIONS. |V- , WAIKOUAITI COUNTY. OUTSTANDING RATES. ,„ PUBLIC NOTIChfIS HEREBY GIVEN that an ADDITIONAL CHARGE of 10 f f PER CENT, will bo added to all Rates NOT PAID on or boforo THURSDAY r 29th February, and that PROCEEDINGS , WILL BE fAICEN for tho RECOVERY of all Rates not paid by that date. By Order of tho Council. JOUN PORTEOUS , Countv Clerk. - Waikouaiti, 30th January, 1912. 3lj a LOST AND FOUND. CASH ADVEHTISKUEKTS uniier thli heading, Foutttcn Words, SISI'KNCK pet lnj«rlltm: Six insertions, It o'd; orer Foartccn uorJi ■nd not excteiiae Twenty-lour tVordr, 1«; Six lotertiout, (>. Double ruk< charged outfit rafli |miit. QTRAYED (from 101 York place), Irish Terrier SLUT, about six inonths.e- j Finder leturi,; reward. 21f i'il T OSI . .«S«n<lay, .Musselburgh), Black U<x f Jy .SCARF; reward.—Swete, grocer, King Dunedin. ' ?.lf PIOUXD-Fresli Trapped Rabbits, Sp.ii.u '•' ■»- Chickens and Boiling l'cwls from Milton an'l Scaclin* —At Stewart's. 21f IfOUND, Strinccr and Hav (OamaniT Srow (Outram) sell "'Health for ! Horses," wholesale.—Thomson. 53 Crawford [f ftreet. pOUND - Enilish"" Kippers", t . -»- i BkiliTJ: guaranteed fresh. Also, ~ Fna'n Oysters next week.—At Stewart's. ■ "pOUND-Healtii for Horses makes Tail - -«- doers thrive. Try Is batj. All '- ' 2if y ' E }B|ONAL rtMIE PAINLESS DENTAL Ii X New Address: 85 lawcr Sluurt »triwt (below Octagon), Duncdit. mo OUR COUNTRY'I'ATIENTS^wTi -*• Bond NO Representative to tho count t try.—Horaco Robinson, manager. i6d g ATAGO WII'NESS.-New Storioi. A largo »' vf amount of reading niattor. Pricofjd.