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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15788, 12 June 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMEHTI. p.RINCESS THEATE Ji. Proprietors: John Fuller and Sons. Bwt—DlCl I,KKS. ULLERS'-Qf AH.-Jl TCTPTtRS. To-night's Brilliant Novelties. SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT, TTmm T.iriLlin? Dctpctivc Story. ORGA N PLAYER of SAN JUAN, CUSTOMS OF LAPLAND. Scenic. VOLUNTEER STRIKE-BREAKERS. CONFIDENCE. THE REST CURE. PATHE GAZETTE. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, ft FULLERS' GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices: la 6d, Is, and 6d. Plan at Jacobs'a. H IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGIiT. , TO-NIGHT. THE GREAT M'EWEN. THE GREAT M'EWEN, AUDIENCE CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY LAST NIGHT. PRICES, 2s, Is; Children, Is. Reserved Seats at Begg's, 3s. Piano kindly loaned by Messrs Chas. Begg a.nd Co. HAMILTON - PLIMMER SEASON. He BOX PLANS for the abovo OPEN at tho DRESDEN on SAIURDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock. JJIS MAJJGSTY'S THEATRE. Sole Direction Allan Hamilton. Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE ia : HAMILTON & PLIMMER'S DRAMATIC COMPANY, Including -Aire ROBERT BROUGH, BEATRICE DAY, H. R. ROBERTS, HARRY PLIMMER, SYDNEY STIRLING, ARTHUR STYAN, WINTER HALL, Etc., Etc. "A Combination whose absolute all-round excellence has never been excelled in i Australasia." Openings with a Magnificent Representation of the Intensely Powerful Comedy Drama, "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE." ' " A WOMAN OF IMPULSE." For Two Nights only. A Play of Absorbing Interest and Delightful Attractiveness A PROPHECY. New Zealanders will echo tho verdicts of Sydney and Melbourne in nronouncing "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE" A Really BRILLIANT PLAY, BRILLIANTLY ACTED, And ELABORATELY STAGED. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 20 and 21 respectively: "DR WAKE'S PATIENT" And "THE SECOND MRS TANQUERAY." PRICES: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Early Doors Back Stalls and Pit, fid extra. Day Sales at Jacobs's. I Touring Manager Gordon L. Conrad. t> R Y D 0 N E RINK, CRAWFORD STREET (Next His Majesty's Theatre). Roller Skating! Roller Skating 1 under Ideal Conditions. . .. . THREE SESSIONS DAILY: Mornings, 10 to 12. Afternoons, 2.30 to 4.30. Evenings, 7.45 to 10 o'clock. Music Every Afternoon and Evening. Splendid Programme of Skating Melodies by BEAUMONT'S ORCHESTRA. PRICES AS USUAL. 12ju W. LAMB, Manager. QTAGO "ART SOCIE TY. 'EXHIBITION OF SKETCHES. ART GALLERY HALL, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), Uth JUNE, to SATURDAY, 14th JUNE. Open Daily from 12 noon to 4 p.m. Evening, 7 to 9. ADMISSION, 3FREE. ART UNION TICKETS, Is Each.' The Students of the Dunedin School of Art are making a Special Display of their Work at the Exhibition. 11 ju jypSCELLANEOUS CONCERT. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at 8 p.m. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOLROOM, STUART STREET. Miss Helen Gard'ner (Elocutionist), Mr A.. Westhoad (Violinist), The St. Paul's Glee Men, . The Boys of the Cathedral Choir. ' Aooomponist, Mr E. HEYWOOD, F.R.C.O. ADMISSION, & and Is. 12ju TO LET. TO LET (Tainui), Superior 7-noomed RESIDENCE; close tram; low rent Boyd. Princes street. ■ 12ju T;0 LET, Superior DWELLING of 9 rooms, furnished or unfurnished (Grey street, Port Chalmers).— Apply . to Mr Platte. 12ju Furnished rooms to Let; with or without board.—l 6 London street (" Bonnie Bank "). lliu WANTED to LET, woll-furnishcd ROOMS to business lady or gentle- - men, or -couple, in private home.—Refined. Times Office. Hi" nnO LET, Four Furnished or Unfurnished X ROOMS; immediately—Apply 25 Mosaic! street, Mornington. TOjii TO LET. 3-roomed COTTAGE. Filleul street.—Apply Irvino and Stevenson, factory. Filleul street. 6ju OFFICES; low rents, from & weekly; well lighted; ccntral position.—White, 95 Stuart street. | 31my QTUART STREET-Roberts's Buildings,' VJ First-class OFFlCES.—Matheson and Co.. 11l Stuart etreet. ■ 22my business announcements. g'l'OCK • TAKING BARGAINS. C. EASTABROOK, tindine himself Overstocked, has decided to OFFER GREAT BARGAINS In WATCHES, JEWELLERY. OPTICAL • GOODS, and CLOCKS FOR ONE MONTH. Commencing JUNE 2. DISCOUNTS of from 10 to 40 per cent. will be Given oIF Marked Prices. C. EASTABROOK 71 PRINCES STREET. ' 2ju CURE FOR GREYNES& If anyone going prematurely grey will carry out the following simple treatment they will be surprised how quickly tho hair will ro6Utne ife natural colour:—Dip the finger tips m any ordinary oil (Olive for preference), and massage the roofs gently lor a few moments and then applv Dr WILSON'S REGENERATOR, and gently brush as usual. The results are wonderful. In a few davs the white hairs will quite diappear. Hundreds have already proved its efficiency. Dr Wileon'6 Regenerator is procurable from A. M. HENDY, Hair Spccinlist. Dunedin, who is Sola Agent for New Zea'and. Price, 3 s 6d bottle; posted under cover 4s. Pur' fl.'i'r. "-*•* directed, 6c: bottle.