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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16399, 2 June 1915, Page 1

•■USEBENTa. f AMUSEMENTS. OUR SHOW SPECIAL. QRand illuminated mattnek. i TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 2 pjn. QUAND PICTURE PALACE to-morrow (Thursdays &t 2 pjn. THE POPULAR THEATRE King's Birthday. TO-DAY! TO-DAY 1 TO-DAY I THE GREAT LADIES' PLAT. 10.30 a.m. till 10 pjn. ALL DAY WITHOUT STOPPING LADY WINDERMERE'S FltN. LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. PHOTO- H j S MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THE GRIP. THE GRIP. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTI ?§£ THE PLIMMER-HAU. COMEDY ™J' J GRIP. COMPANY, CiBJP x ' INTENSJy! THRILLING 1 Inehidhig Miss BEATRICE DAY. SENSATIONAL! IN AID OF Tfflg PATRIOTIC FOND. A Revelation in Photo-Plays. Powerful! Dramatic! Gripping! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. liie Magnificent Histrionio Powers of Last Night of —"r-* Holland's Leading Artist. MESSAGE FROM MARB. Perfect ig Detail, Sublime in Effect "f FROM MARS. Fmo ; ACTING Fine A MESSAGE FROM MARS. Fine PLOT. ... Fino A MESSAGE FROM MARS. Fine PHOTOGRAPHY. Fine 4 MESSAGE FROM MARS. MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING A MESSAGE FROM MARS. PICTURES: Tears and Laughter, . waSSJSS WAR GAZETTE. Intensely Human. Novel and Striking. AMESSAGKPROMMAir^ A REAL MOTHER. THE PLAY OF THE CENTURY. _ A REAL MOTHER w "Twill Bring Tears To Your Eyes. TO-MORtbOW (THURSDAY), AND THE TERRIBLE TWO. FRIDAY NIGHTS ONLY, Rol* THUBSDA-?, WHAT HAPPENED TO SCHULTZ Oscar Wildes Masterpiece: WHAT HAPPENED TO SCHULTz! "LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN** __ -A Cream of a Ctmiedy. "LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN " GRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. "LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN>' ADULTS, 6d. CHILDREN 3d , Box Plans at The BristoL Day Sales ' ' Jacobs a. trey O" hearts AS&S beimias,idatMati TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW! PRICES? 4b, 2s 6d, and la. Early Doors, K"ING EDWARD THEATRE. IN^ US P ! < tf r H I RES - THEATRE PARTY NIGHTS. . 1.30 P.UL till 10 P.QI. nyv /\ -j, GREAT SHOW WEEK BILL. CSnb - GREAT SHOW WEEK BILL. TOmfv^iT 413 Vitagraph's popular leading fady, 413 f?^i4n^ Lllta ?7 413 ANITA STEWART, In a vividly 413 SA TURDAY.-HocKfiy Clubs (Ladies and 413 ANITA STEWART, realistic, 413 G^emen). 413 ANITA STEWART, mysterious 413 fiJ~^L lnay 1)6 P** s "** l vacioaa 413 ANITA STEWART, melodrama, 413 tnncß : 413 in a S FOUR THIRTEEN] S H ffi MAJESTY*S TRKATRR 413 S°wreck. FOUR TOIRTEEN.' 413 13115 SEASON. 413 A pleasing vein of romance is 413 "LADY WTTSmp*T?ArrrjrT?^ 413 charmingly interwoven throughout. 413 wuNIJJiJtMEBSrS FAN. 413 DUKE KAHANAMOKU AT 413 011 a}* a GTON (Interest). 413 THTOESDAY iSVJSOTNG NKX'P JTTNK 413 A HORSE-SHOE FOR LUCK 413 ' ~ 413 at brings luck-but of the bad 413 A UNIQUE FLAG WILL EE SOLD Jit variety). 413 BY AUCTION. 413 THE MAN IN THE VAULT 413 Tie Groes Proceeds will be riven th*, lit Ealem drama). 413 SPORTS sod PASTIMES CoSrrr^ S! WAR BUDGET 413 tebehanded over by tCfoSS S g SOLDIEBi 413 (Clever animal study). 413 ALL MEMBERS OF THE SPORHNG . Show Week Prices: . - FRATERNITY ADULTS, SIXPENCE: CHILDREN. 3d. AKB REQETESTBDTC) BOKT. Tn» SPOBTINO. j — : 1 RACES! DUJNEDIS JOCEEY CLUB. RACES! "WINTER MEETING, 1915 Will be held cm ' THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 3rd and sth BTEtST RACE AT 12.15 AND THE LAST at-4.15 F.afTfr day ADMISSION: Grounds, Is (including Public Stand); Grand Stands, ltfe extra. Children under JS years of age NOT ADMITTED. vmuoran nncler J2 TRAIN SERVICE. fi n 5 nedin f ° r Wil,Ratul 3t 9 " 25 ' ia2s ' rLlO ' 1L22. H.30.1L38, n.46, Leave Wingatui for Dunedin at 4.32, 4.40, 4.4 a, 4.56 5 4 ana "si?n Return Fare (including Admission to Grounds), 2s 6d. ' ——————— _^____ -— _ — ___^__^^^_kJAMlgj^Secretary. *- COBBMIW. —" • Cour s i n g FRIDAY AKD SATURDAY, FORBURY PARK. TAKE THE ST. KILDA TRAM. FIRST COURSE EACH- DAY L3O PM. Admission, la. Free. Thone 3542. f H DIVER, Secretory. BUSINESS NOTICES. T O BUYERS 5 MOTOR CARS Before Baying Oars get Quotation from W. E. SEARLE, DIRECT MOTOR IMPORTER, of OAMAEU, At Winter Show Exhibit. , * Just Landed: LATEST LIGHT SIX-CYLINDER "NEW HUDSONS," -oumrmt LIGHT CAR. "SWIFT" Sole Ofcago Agent for " 8.5.A." Bsd ARROL-JOHNSTON" (Famoos Scotch Cfais) "STOWPAM" j "COMMER " MOTOR LORRIES ONE "RENAULT" (unsold) JUST LAN DING OUR MOTTO: EFFICIENCY ATTD DURABILITY. ALL FARMERS ARE INVITED TO VISIT REID AND GRAY'S SHOWROOM AND WORKS, PRINCES STREET SOUTH, Where all the LATEST DESIGNS and IMPROVEMENTS in FARM IMPLEMENTS will be on View. PLOUGHS HARROWS DRILLS ROLLERS • CULTIVATORS HTTA'h'hl ;i ENGINES WOOL PRESS SEPARATORS DRAYS WAGONS CHURNS And tha Latest Improved REID AND GRAY LIME SOWER. ALSO SOWS MANURE AND BASIC SLAG. THE SOIL MUST HAVE LIME! Sow it with the BEST SOWER—Th "REID AND GRAY." ® CAN BE SEEN AT WORK IF REQUIRED. BETTER THAN THE PICTURES! See the real articles, and 150 men BUSY AT WORK Manufacturing New Zealand's Leading Farm Implements at REID AND GRAY'S WORKS AND SHOWROOM, PRINCES STREET SOUTH. Open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Get REID and GRAY'S 1915 CATALOGUE and SPECIAL BOOKLETS on Lime Sowing and Water Raising, just issued. REID AND GRAY HAVE NO EXHIBIT AT THE WINTER SHOW HALL. n^^A^Ark^T n TnttArm t0 <?r l ii al Ki?? D T? ELIABLE HOT-WATER BOTTLES —£— tiZ by tho North British Rubber Companv and WITNESS.—New atories.A large have their brand on every bottle. Procurer amount of reading matter. Price, 6d. able all 1^