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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16984, 21 April 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. ANOTHER HUGE MATINEE. BRING THE CHILDREN. SEND THE CHILDREN. PAMELA'S PAST. PAMELA'S PAST. Delightful Drama in Five Acts. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. BOMBARDMENT OF NIEUPORT, Official Film ehowing the actual destruction of tho town. FOOLSHEAD AND THE ZEPPELINS. THE BAG OF GOLD (Drama). And Other Pictures. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Special High-class Programme. No Advance in Prices. MATINEE at 2.30 To-day. THE OCTAGON. CONSTANCE TALMADGE, WILFRID LUCAS,, And 50 MILLION MICROBE ACTORS, In The Triangle Fine Arts Success: "THE MICROSCOPE MYSTERY," SEE the Wonderful Bacilli Cultures and the " Close-ups" of Minute Insects. Also, Billy Burke in Gloria's Romance, No. 5, "The Gathering Storm." ! QUEEN'S THEATRE. A MARVEL OF LAVISHNESS AND ELEGANCE OF PRODUCTION. THE DARK SILENCE. THE DARK SILENCE, Starring > CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. : Hero is the Story of a Beautiful Human . Spirit on tho Rack of Sin-brought Memory. "Tjp HE DIVINE SARA H." ' MDME. SARAH BERNHARDT ! At the , PLAZA THEATRE, I In the Amazing French. Tragedy, JEANNE DORE. GREED—Episode 16— GREED. 1 MISERERE—IL TROVATORE. PLAZA GRAND ORCHESTRA.

SHOWS. " r ; O TA £O AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PREMIER WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION OF STOCK, ETC., ' In ° fca £° A. and P. Society's Brydone Hall and Buildings, 0-i MA'S" 29, 50, and 31, and June 1, 1917. ENTRIES CLOSE 9th MAY, Full particulars from H. V. FULTON, P.O. Box 84, Dunedin. election notices. ' MAYORAL ELECTION. Mr J. J. CLARK ; Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS as follows: — "VALLEY.—At Town Hall IT T7* i LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. -|Q nr . . . G. FLEURY, —J- Chairman of Committees. JQUNEDIN MAYORAL ELECTION oooacnxg ALBANY STREET SCHOOL GYMETIntn'P (SATURDAY^ : <""» «■" «*> Bive I EAI H, P ™f ßS ' HALL.—TUESDAY f"! 2 f-. at B ,P-.m. Final Rally. Cr J o. Sinclair, chairman. ; LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED > COMMITTEE -u-Li-jlljs,G. Central Rooms, Empire Builrl I ln ° s > MONDAY, April 23, 7.30 sharp i x J- J. DUNNE, . p Secretary Executive Committee. 1 M A ? ORAL SECTION -Friends and ■ Supporters of Mr Isaac Green are reNo 283 Kir?° V ' "dav Strect ' 21st, Mony' 25rd - Rooms open till 10 p. m . OOUNCILLOR JAMES S. DOUGLAS, Ex-member and Chairman, with eight _ years public service on tho Drainage Board, ' at present seeing the Electors as a City Councillor, and Drainage Board Sinking Fund Commissioner, is again OFFERING HIS SERVICES, Thanks the Electors for . pact favours, and trusts shall retain their , esteem and confidenco at tho Poll next Wednesday. One of my public services was, after several conferences proving abortive, to assist in bringing tho various authorities together so as to enable the absorption of the Dram- ■ age Board into the City Council. A A I TI COUNTY! | EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. i ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR FOR J BLUESKIN RIDING. Pursuant to Section 11 of "The Local and Polls Act, 1903," I Herebv Give Notice that the following Persons have been duly NOMINATED as CANDIDATES the Office of Councillor for the Blueskin Riding of the County of Waikouaiti: Ames, william. M'LACHLAN, COLIN ALLAN. , cni, onG , vacancy to be filled, ax OLL will bo taken as between tne said Candidates on WEDNESDAY tho PL VCES 7 - Al>ril, at th ° ( . foll °W' n S Public Hall. Waitati. Public Hall, Deborah Bay. Schoolhouso, Purakanui. Polling _ Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated this 19th day of April, 1917, n , • JOHN PORTEOUS, Returning Officer for Waikouaiti County. rpO THE OF BLUESKIN By request, I am a CANDIDATE to represent you in tho Waikouaiti County Council. YOUR VOTES AND INTER- ■ ESTS are rcepectfully solicited by' yours truly, 21a P WILLIAM AMES. SCIENTIFICALLY Prepared from ch ™ c <*t materials. This explains raro quality WATSON'S No. 10 WHISKY.