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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16594, 18 January 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. [ QUEEN'S THEATRE PERPETUAL PICTURE PALACE. Daily: 12 noon till 10.30 p.m. THE THEATRE WITH THE NAME. ALWAYS CROWDED. ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES. From Noon To-day. Our Star id an Exceptionally Superior Drama, acknowledged to he the finest of tho "MILLION DOLLAR SERIES," Entitled 2000 ft THE 2000 ft u 2000 ft THE 2000 ft BORROWED HYDROPLANE. Tho Story features tho Capture of Florence and her Escape from a Motor Launch, and Rescue by a Hydroplane. A truly wonder- ( ful Picturo is tnc 15th Episode of THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. I THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. ){ THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY, y A Plav that sets hearts dancing and pulses a tingling with excitement when it 1. appears on the screen, d THEIR FIRST QUARREL, S THEIR FIRST QUARREL, d A most Amusing Comedy of a newly-wed * tiff, featuring Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew. £ THE EIGHTHS LEAVE, .j. The last of the Reinforcements to •i Depart for the Front, o FOR LOVE OF MARY ELLEN, » FOR LOVE OF MARY ELLEN, s n A Charming Child Drama. E TOPICAL BUDGET, No. 218. S TOPICAL BUDGET, No. 218. 0 One Price to All Parts: h ADULTS. SIXPENCE. CHILDREN. 3d. if ITING EDWiRI) THEATRE, n SOUTH DUNEDIN. NIGHTLY CONTINUOUS PICTURES. ANOTHER BOOM. 6.30 p.m. till 10 p.m. i. A Filmatisation of Harold M'Grath's Story, " "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPETT FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD.'* 18 "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." _ "THE CARPET* FROM BAGDAD." f "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." J "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." A Fascinating Romance of tho Orient. A Fascinating Romance of the Orient. "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE OARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE OARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE OARPET FROM BAGDAD." The Spell of the East Intensified. )- The Spell of the East Intensified. "THE OARPET FROM BAGDAD." "THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD." t "THE OARPET FROM BAGDAD." Featuring the Beautiful Emotional Actress, KATHLYN WILLIAMS, KATHLYN WILLIAMS, Also, FRANK CLARK and W. OAKMAN, FRANK CLARK and W. OAKMAN, Of "Spoilers" Fame. King Edward Prices: ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. INSTRUMENTS OF FRENCH MANUFACTURE. Excellent in quality, construction, and finish, embodying the, most approved features. The prices are moderate indeed ; for instruments of this class. CONCERT FLUTES CONCERT FLUTES Made of grenadilla wood, with eleo- * tro-silver pillar keys. Tuning slide, cork joints, eic._ Each in neat portable velvet lined case. B No. 96, § keys, 345. No. 97, 8 keys, bushed holes and Hp * plate, 425. 3 No. 112, 8 keys, full ivory head, 655. CHAPELAIN CLARIONETS CHAPELAIN CLARIONETS...™..— 1 Guaranteed Perfect in TUNE, TONE, and r MECHANISM. „ No. 19, ebony, 15 electro-silver l pillar keys, C sharp mechanism t and B flat shaike key, oork , joints. Special value, 84s. 3 No. 5, ditto, 16 keys, 4 rings roHer keys, £6 10s. i No 13, ebony, Boehm _ system, £10 17s 6d, A superb instrument. CHAS. BEGG & tX). (LIMITED), Headquarters for Musical !(pstruments, \ PRINCES STREET. SPORTING. JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 16th, 17tb) and 19th FEBRUARY, 1016. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS (ex- - cept Apprentices' Plate) CLOSE at 9 p.m. on FRIDAY, January 21. ! _ Hv L. JAMES, - 18ja 1 Secretary. SHOWS. 'mAIERI SHOW. , A AT ALLANTON, On THURSDAY, JANUARY 20. ; EXCELLENT ENTRIES IN ALL CLASSES., Trains leave Dunedin 9.10 and 11.15 a.m., returning ■ from Allanton 4.47 p.m., arriving Dunedin 5.35 p.m. W. E. MCLEAN, 18ja Secretary. COUNTY NOTIFICATIONS. rjVAIERI COUNTY,, NOTICE TO BRIGHTON RATEPAYERS AND HOUSEHOLDERS. In pursuance of Resolution passed at Meeting held at Brighton on the Bth inst., a PUBLIC MEETING of the Ratepayers and Householders of Brighton is hereby CONVENED for SATURDAY, the 22nd inst., at 3 o'clock p.m., in Hislop's Hall, Brighton. Business : To Receive and Consider Reports on and Estimates, for Sanitary and Drainage Schemes for the Township. FRED. FREEMAN, Chairman Taieri County Council. Mosgiel, 15th January, 1916. 15ja GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. " npilE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908 " (Section 50). —In the Estate of Mary Helen Rae, lato of Chris^hurch,. but. at her death a staff nurse to the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces on active eervico (deceased). All Creditors and others having Claims Against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on tho forms provided, to the Local Deputy : Public Trustee at Christchurch, on or before the 10th day of March, 1916. Accounts not rendered by the date named may bo rejected. All Moneys Payable to the above Estate may be lodged to tho credit of tho Public Trustee's account at any postal money order office, or paid to tho Local Deputy Public Trustee at Christ church.—Fred Fitehett, Public Trustee. ■ January 7, 1916. DESERT GOLD is always a winner. 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