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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16675, 22 April 1916, Page 1

*MUBEMENT». HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. . EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. ' EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. , EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON. x PAUL DUFAULT. Abo Wednesday, April 26, iAnd Saturday, April 29. 'v PAUL DUFATILT, THE WORLD'S GREATEST CONCERT TENOR, , V . Assisted by 't. PAULINE BINDLEY, Soprano. FLORENCE SOAPINI, Violinist . HAROLD WHITTLE, Pianist. ; The Box Plan for Monday's Concert wBl be on view at Jacobs's, tobacconist: Easter Saturday—all day; Easter Monday—antfl 1 o'olock.' , D.O. AND O.S ss, ss, ss. ORDINARY STALLS ... 3s, 3s, 3s. ' PIT 2a, 2s, &. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1.30* P.M. MATINEE TO-DAY AT L3O P.M. . MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1.30 P-M. J£ING EDWARD THEATRE. NIGHTLY CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 6.30 p.m. till 10 pjtn. . . v? A Great Detective Story, Teeming with Exciting Incidents. 4': \ \ the EASTERBROOK CASE. Big Broadway i EASTERBROOK CASE. Star Drama, EASTERBROOK CASE, featuring 411 the EASTERBROOK CASK best of VitaEASTERBROOK CASE, graph's 1 screen EASTERBROOK CASK Artists: EASTERBROOK CASE. Roger Lyttom, EASTERBROOK CASE. Lena Keef, • t EASTERBROOK CASK Charles Kent, EASTERBROOK CASE. 5 and EASTERBROOK CASE. Sissy Fitzgerald. J I Mother's Busy Week Beauty Comedy Australian Gazette ... Topical . Great Detective ......... Lubin "Comedy ' ? King Edward Prices: !,* ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. * • 1 ——— * * ' ■ <■< " rrHE SAMES." " JL HE SAMES." ' ■ i An artistic Piano of great merit. "THE SAMES." * ' ' "THE SAMES." "THE SAMES." "THE SAMES." . V Built by skilled craftsmen of the finest possiblel materials, in a factory nfcez* thoroughnesses the watchword. ■: .-■'■j, Every process is rigidly supervised by / i expert constructors. SAMES PIANOS.. CHARMING TONE QUALITY? BEAUTIFUL CASE DESIGNS, IN THE MOST APPROVED MODERN STYLES. DURABILITY AN OUTSTANDING FEATURE. y Sole Controlling Agents:' THE BRISTOL. PIANO 00. . CUD-}, Princes, street, Dimedin. Also at ,4 ! Timaru, Osmarn, In»e«*rgilL Agencies Everywhere. Write to-day for the newflames-catakgne, , " OHE A P READING. J Membership of the Dtmedin Atbenanm ' costs at the rate of LESS THAN FIVEPENCE PER WEEK. Special concessions .to families. Over 27,000 volumes in Library. r\ :: New books every week. A fine J supplyi of magazines and -papers. 22ja David wishart, c.h., and b.t„ Specialist for Diseases of the Skin, 3 Grant street (off High street). . 'Phone 769. ' A in " khaki" wrote as follows.— " Tell Mr Wishart the pills he gave me act like magio, and I cure everybody of colds, indigestion, eta" Mtep t CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. COMMEMORATION DAY. TUESDAY, 25th APRIL, 1916. In accordance with instructions received from the Right Hon. the Prime Minister, I :■« respectfully request the CITIZENS to observe the AFTERNOON of TUESDAY, the 25th instant, from 1 o'clock p.m., as a... HOLIDAY to Commemorate the Anniversary of the Landing of the New Zealand and Australiam Troops at Anzac, on the Gallipoli Peninsula. ' Citizens are ateo desired to DISPLAY • BUNTING at the Mast-head during the : whole day, and to note the following OFFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS which have been made far the occasion—viz.: AFTERNOON. ' ' A Procession of Returned Soldiers will ? leave Anzac House, Moray place, at t 2.30 p-m., proceeding akmg George * street, down Frederick street, along . s King street, past the Hospital, into George street, via Hanover street, and thenoe to the Town Hall, where ■ vi a Short Service will take place at • 3 -p-m. . '■ v EVENING. ( A United Religious Service wffl be held in His Majesty's Theatre, oommeno- . , ing at 8 o'clock. J. J. CLARK. Mayor. Dunedin, 19th April, 1916. 20ap JQUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. ' HOUSE REFUSE REMOVAL. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ' /r that during the Easter Holidays House Refuse in Maori Hill and Mornington Wards will be Removed on the usual days -y;> appointed for the purpose—i.e., FRIDAY in the case' of Maori Hill and MONDAY -a in the case of Mornington. In future House Refuse Services in these . .5 Wards will be performed on all Public Hob- s; days, as is done in other parts of the City. . « G. A. LEWIN, -] Town Clerk. :s>, Town Hall, April 20, 1916. 22ap - miME to retire; a nip of WATSON'S -'is JL No. 10 will en? bio you to sounder. ■ lap* OTEL MANAGERS.—Why not, gwe -'j your guests a luxury? Tno delicious -v "MILITARY PICKLE" is sold by all * town and country grocers at a reasonable . price. Try one case to-day. 8m MAKE no mistake: get WATSON'S "J N-o. 10 Whisky. There isn't a better. ■'? v. : .a