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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17083, 15 August 1917, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATEE. (Warm- as Your Own Fireside.) - ■ ■ Direction: Bon J. and John Pullet. Nightly at 8. Matinee Saturday, 2.30. AN IMMENSE ALL-STAR BTT.T. Les. Bates's Sumptuous •-< FOLLIES OF PLEASURE FOLLIES OF PLEASURE IN JOYLAND, Brightness, Beauty, Snap and - Sparkle. \ . FULLERS' ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE. Direct from London. • -j Delightful English Dancers. ROYLE TRIO. rr . ROYLE TRIO. 1 orpsiciiorean Triumph, Featuring the Bisr i Melody Movement. Ihe Inimitable Americans. ROSE AND DELL ROSE AND DELL', tjato S ? m s! l . ung New Exclusive. HAIG & liAIG. GEO. DE AT.MA, , Lust Few Nights, Japanese ROYAL TOGOS, Sensational 1 Juggling. ROYAL TOGOS. Ropewalking* • »- i D.a and 0.5., 2s; STALLS, Is; UPPER CIRCLE, 6d. Box Plan at THE BRISTOL. Booking Fee, M The Product of *- 110 years' experience! , T HE "CHALLEN" PIAffO. " AT BEGG'S. AT BEGG'S. PIANOS by the old-established firm of CHALLEN & SON are thoroughly British in their Struo- J tural Excellence, Solidity, and Fine Appearance. Sir FREDERICK COWAN, Mus. Doc„ Bears testimony to their " purity o£ * tone, touch, and good workmanship." '■ Sir GEORGE C. MARTIN, Mus. Doc., Says: "My experience of Chalien Pianos has been so Eminently Satisfactory that I can recommend them with pleasure .and confidence." Sir JOHN STAINER, Mus. Doc., Wrote: "Challen Pianofortes are characterised by Remarkable Purity of Tom . . . are very moderate in price." We invite your inspection of the Pianos, which have won the profes- : sional endorsement of these distin- ' guished British musicians. , CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), ' " - Agents for Challen and Son, London, ; r . Princes street: — Da v f~D wISH AR T. Consulting Homoeopathist and Biochemio Therapeutist. Specialty, ' Skin ' : Diseases. M. Docetti Walker, M.D., testifies that "the biochemic is a remarkable therar -■ peutic system. It is food the patient receives, cell-food for the restoration of the balance of cell-salts in the diseased cells." : S Grant street (off High street). 'Phone 769. BOXING. go X>_ I N G. ' OTAGO BOXING ASSOCIATION'S TOURNAMENT. FULLER'S HALL,. MONDAY, AUGUST 20. OPEN COMPETITIONS FOR AT.T. WEIGHTS. SPECIAL SIS-ROUND BOUTS. An Attractive Programme. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. Entry forms and all particulars from 16au J. ISAACS, Hon. Sec. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. ' i CITY COUNCIL. AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE. I HEREBY GIViTnOTTCE that Messrs : E. L. MACASSEY & CO., who have a■■■ -* placo of business within the City of Dun-., .fcdin, have been DULY LICENSED TO •' SELL BY AUCTION, such License to continue in force until the day on which the ' first ordinary meeting of the City Council is held after the-31st December next. "G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, 14th August, '1917. 15am HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. i QTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. RAYEN3BOURNE—B ACRES. APPLICATIONS (specially addressed "Application Ravensbourne Endowment'') for rlie RIGHT TO GRAZE horses, cattle, : etc., on the above endowment will be received at the Board's Office, Wharf street (where conditions and plan may bo seen) ; - up to 10 aan. on FRIDAY, 24th inst. W. J. BARDSLEY, Secretary. August 15, 1917. 14au QTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. , SAWYERS' BAY—I 3 ' ACRES. i APPLICATIONS . (specially addressed •' "Application Sawyers' Bay Endowment") for the LEASE of 13 acres land at Sawyers ' ■ ■ Bay will be received at the Board's Office, v Wharf street (where conditions and plan may be seen) up to 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, 24th inst. W. J. BARDSLEY, Secretary. ... August 13, 1917. I4 au BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. fjQ. IRE C T FR O M PARIS. - It is rarely such a handsome display of COMBS and HAIR ORNAMENTS is seen ' in Dunedin as those just opened at Hendy's Hairdressing Rooms. 'lhey have come ' direct from Paris, and comprise a very ' choice selection of Jet Combs, specially suited for Ladies in Mourning. The stock includes Slides, Pins, etc., in . brilliant Bettings, as well as Real Tortoiseshell, and those desiring something really exclusive in this way for presentation or otherwise should not fail to see_ them. The prioes range from 6d to 3 guineas each. Inspection cordially invited at HENDY'S HAIRDRESSING ROOMS. LOOK for the "Unique" Stopper when ' buying that HOT WATER BOTTLE ■"* It's a little thing to look for, a. big,tiling find, because it means years of warmth ane. satisfaction. . WHEN reading becomes difficult,, when the stitches run together, when the head aches, Consult our aUALIFIED LONDON ' holder of the recognised English Diplomas.—Mr PETER G. DICK, D.8.0.A F. 1.0. (London). PETER DICK, Jeweller, Consulting and V* Manufacturing Optician, 490 Moray place, Dunedin. Oculists' prescriptions our ~ specialty. 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