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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16994, 3 May 1917, Page 1

ahosehents. LAST NIGHT . Of "(gEVEN KEYS TO BALDPA3QK." TO-MORROW NIGHT. I ' "A PAIR OF SIXES." Can't beat 4- acee, but odo night Bob Greig's particular pair of sixes will give you much more pleasure than all the "full hands" and "flushes" that you have ever held. MAJESTY'S THEATRE! Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON (LTD.). \ Manager ; j o hn FarreJL Despite the Success achieved By - ■. SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE ' This Remarkable Mystery Farce must make ' way for other Important Productions. Therefore .the Management announces 'iTHE LAST NIGHT THE LAST NIGHT Of The Very Popular Artists, ) ;v-; ' "BOB" GREIG : And 1 BEATRICE HOLLOW AY, 1 And J. O. Williamson's Brilliant Supporting Company, in the Sensational Mystery Farce, " SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." <, §£ VEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." SJSVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." Its Laughter-provoking Effects have already Brightened the Whole of Dunedin. •< The Latest American Comedy Success. * TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT (This Night Only). initial Production" in .Dunedin of the Whimsical and Brilliantly Clever and Record-breaking Laughing Success, "A PAIR OF SIXES," "A PAIR OF SIXES," Which ran for Two Years in America!, and ' it attracted Record Audiences in Australia. SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. > Last Night of the Season. '" TOE TRAVELLING SALESMAN. THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN. Plans_for the Season at The Bristol. Day Sales at the Geyser Soda Fountain. PRICES.—D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 3s;' Pit, Is. Early Door Stalls and Pit, la extra. , >■ Eulogised by ■, • a; Great Pianists. JJEGG'S BRITISH PIANOS. THE "CHAPPELL." THE "CHAPPELL." The charm of " Chappell"' Pianos is their .■■■■» delightful tone—a feature which has endeared them to people of cultivated musical taste. There is a singular sweetness of singmg quality ,_ pure and liquid, - which, at the will of the performer, is changed l , into a great rolling - volume of sonorous power—such a TONE-QUALITY naturally appeals rto musicians. The TOUCH of the "Chappell" is also very pleasing. It is quick and responsive, affording adequate expression to the technique of the performer. Chappell Pianos'■ are characteris- i tically British, artistic in design, free from tawdry embellishment, substantially built by skilful craftsmen, and finished in beautiful style. Wo ihvrEe mspection~~of these famous Pianos. Ulustrations and particulars posted free on request. CHAS. BEGG & CO. (T.TMTTKTt) Agents for Chappell and Co. (Limited), 1 London, ■' . PRINCES STE-irar ; DAY I D W I S H A R T, Consulting Homoeopathist and Biochemio Therapeutist Specialty;- Skin Di- > seases. M. Docetti Walker, M.D., testifies that "The biochemic is a remarkable therapeutic system. It is food the patient receives, cell-food for the restoration of the ■■■■■'- balance of cell-salts in the diseased cells." 3 Grant street (off High street). 'Phone 769. . meetings. (g'ECOND DIVISION LEAGUE. - MOSGIEL BRANCH. A MEETING of MEMBERS and INTENDING MEMBERS of the above will be held in the Reading Room, Coronation Hall, at 7.30 p.m. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), May 3.- All Members are requested to attend. 3my ■ N 0 T _l 1 c E - ' THE TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.). The ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF , SHAREHOLDERS of -this Company will be held at the Registered Office of the - Company, Russell's Buildings, corner of )' Bond and Water streets, Dunedin, on MONDAY, the 14th day of May, 1917, at 3 p.m. \ BUSINESS: To Receive Directors' Report and Balance Sheet; to Elect Directors and Auditors. - . ■ Proxies must be lodged with the Manager not later than 48 hours before the hour of the Meeting. •'y . W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, i 3my Manager. ELECTION NOTICES. f? JgOROUGH OF WAIKOUAITI. ELECTION OF THREE COUNCILLORS - TO FILL EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the follohrin-g CANDIDATES have been duly NOMINATED:— BENJAMIN HALLETT. ARTHUR HECKLER. . ARTHUR ROLLINS. - WILLIAM RUSSELL: \ SAMUEL VANES. As the Number of Candidates Exceeds ' the number of Vacancies (3) to be filled, a POLL of the Electors of the Borough will ; be taken in the Borough Council' Chambers, Main road, Waikouaiti, .on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of May. : 1917, betwpen the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. ■ B. W. FELL, Returning Officer. ■ Waikouaiti, May 2, 1917. 3m'y NATIONAL EFFICIENCY BOARD. RATIONAL EFFICIENCY BOARD. i The National Efficiency Board hereby notifies that, in _ pursuance of the powers • s conferred upon it by an Order-in-Council dated the 27th February, 1917, it is proposed to HOLD AN INQUIRY at its Office, 38 The Terrace, WELLINGTON, Commencing on WEDNESDAY 23rd May, 1917. at_ 2.30 pjn., to RECEIVE SUCH EVIDENCE as may be tendered fctwmg - upon the advisableness of the RESTBICTION, CONTINUANCE, or ABOLITION, during War Conditions, of the VENDING OF WINE, BEER, AND SPIRITS. Any persons WISHING TO GIVE EVIDENCE should COMMUNICATE with tho Undersigned before MONDAY, May 14, so that arrangements may be made to to>o - tho evidence in a suitable order. It is de- ■ sired, in order to expedite matters, that Witnesses should appear, as far as possible, 1 in a Representative Capacity. ' J. T. W ATKINS, . * Secretary. National Efficiency Board, ' Box 478, G.P.0., - - Wellington. fejy