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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16292, 27 January 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENT*. pEINCESS THEATRE, Direction Fuller-Brennaii (Limited)* VAUDEVILLE A DAZZLING COMBINATION. NEW VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Among the many .STAR ACTS owning <M MONDAY FEBRUARY 1, are THE CORRICK FAMILY. A THE CORRICK FAMILY. Singularly THE CORRICK FAMILY. Gifted THE CORRICK FAMILY. Combination THE CORRICK FAMILY. Of THE CORRICK FAMILY. Seven THE CORRICK FAMILY. Talented THE CORRICK FAMILY. Artists, THE CORRICK FAMILY. Who THE CORRICK FAMILY. Have THE CORRICK FAMILY. Toured THE CORRICK FAMILY. England. THE CORRII;K FAMILY. India, THE CORRICK FAMILY. And THE CORRICK FAMILY'. Straits THE CORRICK FAMILY. Settlemenfe. A Moat Unique Organisation, who haT» been Winners the Wide World over. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Back Stalls, Is; Gallery, 6d. WATCH TO-MORROW'S ADVT. JTING EDWARD THEATRE, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Daily: 1.30 p.m. till 10 p.m. A BIG BOOM VTTAGRAPH. A MILLION BID. The vaulting ambition A MILLION BID. of a proud society A MILLION BID. woman. Sacrifices her A MILLION BID. daughter's happiness A MILLION BID. for wealth, but at wha* A MILLION BID. a cost. This Powerful Drama Ran for 250 Nights on Broadway. This Picture will be Screened at the following times.—2 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., and 8 p.m. TEMPLES OF NTKKO Scenic SEPTEMBER MORN Comedy GAUMONT GRAPHIC War Speoisl One Price to All Parts: ADULTS, SIXPENCE: CHILDREN, 3d. TYAVID WI3HART. C.H. and 3.T., ■*-* Specialist for Diseases of the Skin. 3 Grant street (off High street). 'Phone 769. I know that I have that to offer Patient! which they will rejoice to find, and I see that Public Announcement is almost th» sole means of Effective Communication. TAGO WITNESS.—New stories. A largs amount of reading matter. Price, 6d. MEETINGS. MR EDMUND OLARK, Of the CHILDREN'S SPECIAL SERVICE MISSION, LONDON, Will Conduct CATHEDRAL SAND SERVICE At ST. CLAD 3. THIS AFTERNOON. At 3 o'clock. Come Early and Help to Build the Cathedral. And give PICTURE TALKS TO BOYS AND GIRLS In the PLAYFATR STREET HALL, CAVERSHAM. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY. At 6.30 THIS EVENING. And ADDRESS YOUNG PEOPLE and ADULTS at 8 o'clock. DUNEDIN CHAMBER OF COM- * MERCE. INTERNED VESSELS IN JAVA. A MEETING of CONSIGNEES inte*ested in CARGOES in German vessels interned in Java will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, New Zealand Express Company's Buildings (sth floor), an WEDNESDAY, 27th January, 1915, at 3.30 p.m. All Consignees interested are invited to attend. PETER BARR, 25th January, 1915. Secretary. OTAGO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. MEMBERS are reminded of the ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society, which will be held at 4 o'clock at the Council Chamber, Town Hall, on THURSDAY, 28th January. 27ja T. S. GRAHAM, Secretary. ELECTION NOTICES. |~VUNEDIN CENTRAL ELECTION, Mr J. W. MUNRO will ADDRESS the ELECTORS of Dunedin Central as follows: RUSSELL STREET MISSION HALL. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), Janu- ' <-.ry 27. GREEN ISLAND HALL.—TO-MOR-ROW (THURSDAY), January 28. KENSINGTON ODDFELLOWS' HALL, King Edward street.—FßlDAY, January 29. All Meetings Commence at 8 p.m. TVUNEDIN CENTRAL ELECTION^ GREEN~ISLAND. Mr J. W. MUNRO will Speak in the Green Island Hall TO-MORROW; (THURSDAY), January 28, at 8 p.m. Other Speakers: Hon. J. T. PAUL and H. D. BEDFORD, Esq. 27ja T\UNEDIN CENTRAL BY-ELECTION. Mr C. E. STATHAM Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS at GREEN ISLAND PUBLIC HALL On ' FRIDAY, JANUARY. 29, 1915, At 8 p.m. BUSINESS NOTICES. MOTOR TRANSPORT AT THE FRONT. The French War Office, after six weeks* inspection and rigorous testing by their exports, on October 8, placed an order for 5W KELLY - SPRINGFIELD MOTOR TRUCKS. The adoption of these lorries at the front is a tribute to the consistent high quality and careful workmanship of the Kelly-Springfield. Agents: PACIFIC MOTOR CO. (LTD.), 51 OCTAGON. UR SHOPFRONT AND FITTINGS Arc Splendid Paying Investments. Unique Dtsigns. Well-seasoned Material Expert Workmanship. Prompt Execution. Consult Us. C. & W. HAYWARD (LTD.), Shop Fitters, KING STREET. 9d I WN'T bo beaten, can't be equalled— V> Watson's No. 10 WHISKY. Good as gold. 16ja WATSON'S No. 10 is a little dearer than most whiskies, but is worth the money. 16ja tt'URE proof of quality: The ever-grow-►O ing demand for Watson's No. 10 WHISKY 16ja HELLO! Come and have a glass of Watson's No. 10!" "Thanks! I will." 16ja rjTO the front—Watson's No. 10 always on A front for quality; beautiful whislty. S~ATISFIES, "gratifies, and pacifies—Wat«on's No. 10 WHISKY. 14j»