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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16277, 9 January 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pRINCESS THKAJTR.E, 6d THIS AFTERNOON. 64 6d LAST MATINEE. 6d 6d 6c* 6d THE LAST OPPORTUNITY 6d 6d FOR THE CHILDREN 6d . 6d 6d &d SEND THEM ALONG. 6i 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d JpRINCESS T HEATHS, Direction Fuller-Brennnn (Ltd.)* VAUDEVILLE! VAUDEVILLE! LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT THIS GLORIOUS BILL. Last Night of HERMAN & SHIRLEY. HERMAN & SHIRLEY. Last Night of ROSE LEE IVY. ROSE LEE IVY, Laet Night of THE MAGPIES. THE MAGPIES. Laet Night of NELL CANT. NEIL CANT. i Last Night of ■ BRINKMAN & STEELE SISTERS, BRINKMAN & STEELE SISTKR&, < Last Night of MONAHAN & SHEEHAN. MONAHAN & SHEEHAN. Reserves at the Dresden. No Extra.Chsiw, D.C. and Froht Stalls, 2s; Back Is; Upper Circle, 6d. KING EDWARD THEATRE, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Daily: 1.30 p.m. till 10 pan.—Non Stop. A POSITIVE TRIUMPH. Daring the Sessions yesterday delighted crowds testified to the excellence of tbs Picture Adaptation of the Popular Songj THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. ' The Great Keystone Farce: THE NEW JANITOR. A CHORUS OF SCREAMS GREETS The Greatest Kincma Comedian, CHAS. CHAPLIN, In —THE NEW JANITOR. An Inimitable Artist in the Funniest of Farces. SUPPORTS Include: Easy Money Kalem Comedy New Janitor Keystone Comedf Toledo: Spain Soemo Our Usual Tariff: ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN. 3d. BOWLING.-PATRIOTIO HANDICAP SINGLES. FINALS for above w« take place on WEDNESDAY, the 27th January, 1915. A Drawing Competition will also take place. Handsome Trophies. 9ja ; jy E W YEAR, 1915. A WELCOME NEW YEAR'S GIFT to a book-lover would be a Ticket of Member ship of the DUNEDIN ATHENiETTM. Over 26,000 books in the library. Tickets; Quarterly, 5s 3d; half-yearly, 10s 6d; yearly, 21s. Youths half price. flja •HOWS. BLUESKIN a. AND P. aOdBTSi WiU hold ite FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW At WAITATI On JANUARY, 13th INST, ENTRIES CLOSE~on MONDAY, IMfc. Late Entries to Morning of Show. EXTRA PRIZES: 21s for Best Buggy tfair (special entry). He Waitaki Dairy Company jonrim 2U ' " each for Sections 17 and 19. A large number of Cops and "f—'ill Prises for Competition. The Weight-guessing and Hunting- Competitions alone worth coating for. The ILI4 Express from Danedm Stops at Waitati. Fare Is 6d return. Write for a catalogue, then visit theehow. A good day's outing. GEORGE E. CHARLTON, 6ja Secretary. BAIIWAY WOTinOATIOW. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN-PORT CHALMERS TRAIN SERVICE. Commencing on MONDAY, 11th January. Passenger Train will leave Dunedin for Port Chalmers daily (except Sunday) at 8.16 a.rtu, arriving Port Chalmers 8.48 a.m. Return train will leave Port Chalmers 9.35 a.m., Sawyer's Bay 9.41 ajn., Burkes 9.50 a.m., Ravensbourne 9.56 a.m., arriving Dunedin 10.5 a.m. These trains will stop where > required to pick up or set down passengers. 9ja By Order. TAIERI DRAINAGE# BOARD. "fTTESTERN TAIERI LAND VV DRAINAGE BOARD'. CLOSING OF WOODSIDE-MOMONA ROAD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that parti of the above roadway between the OntramBerwick road and Lee Creek will be Closed for Traffic on and after WEDNESDAY* 13th January, to allow a new- road bridge to be erected. A temporary roadway will be formed alongside the works to allow of traffic being maintained. W. E. M'LEAN, Clerk. Mosgiel, 7th January, 1915. 9ja BUSINESS NOTICES. pLACES OF INTEREST TOVISITOR& At this season of the year there are a number of Visitors to Dunedin, many of whom are strangers, and some advice as to places worth visiting- will be helpful. Among others well worth % visit are the Botanical Gardens, Art Gallery, Museum, St. Clair Beach, Queen's Drive, PuWic Library, Knox College, Glendining Orphanage, and WENDY'S HAIRDRESSING ROOMS, 104 Princes street, where Visitors may Tely on securing every satisfaction, as only Expert Assistants are employed, and the Workmanship in both the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Rooms is equal to the best London or Paris Saloons, and all CHARGES ARE STRICTLY MODERATE. 9ja Tjp AX I FOR SA L £ 22-h.p. Darracq Taxi, 4-cyl., 1912 model; electric lights throughout, and large accumulators, clod;, and speedometer; 2 folding seats, horn; five Rudge-Whitworth detachable wire wheels and tyres (815 x 105); very little used; colour, French grey; luggage carrier; very comfortable, roomy tonneau; covers to seats and hood to let down. Car is in perfect order throughout, and has been most carefully looked after. Cost over £600 new, and will be sacrificed. PACIFIC MOTOR CO. (LTD.), 31 OCTAGON. DUNEDIN. 9o O' UR SHOPFRONT AND FITTINGS Are Splendid Paying Investments. Unique Designs. Well-seasoned Material. Expert Workmanship. Prompt Execution. Consult Us. C. & W. HAYWARD (LTD.), Shop Fitters, KING STREET. 9d "T ADIES."—The delicious "MILITARY JU PICKLE" suits all palates, and is better than the rest. Buy a bottle to-day. Prioe reasonable. 16d ELL, that's good WHISKY. WATSON'S No. 10, I suppose?" "Yes!" " I thought so." 18d WANTED KNOWN. — Helmkey and Son, pastrycooks, dose 6.30, except Saturday. &14