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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17105, 10 September 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "THE WHIP." "THE WHIP." # Wo havo been very fortunate in securing this great film. You know tho huge success it has been both in tho Dominion and Australia. Perhaps you could not gain admission on Saturday night. Perhaps something prevented you from going. Well, now is your chanco of seeing THE GREATEST MELODRAMA EVER FILMED. The Picture Version Outdoes the Stage Version in Every Way. Ita Vaetness has been Immeasurably Increased by the Resources of Motion Picture Art. "THE WHIP." "THE WHIP." AT THE OCTAGON ***- And KING EDWARD THEATRES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At KING EDWARD, 6.30. Tho OCTAGON, 8. THE WORLD'S BIGGEST MELODEAMA. "THE WHIP." Tho famous Drury Lane "THE WHIP." production made into a "THE WHIP." stupendous moving picture "THE WHIP." with six star artists. "THE WHIP." Hunting scenes. Thrill"THE WHIP." ing motor smash, gigantio "THE WHIP." train wreck. Big as the "THE WHIP." stage version was, the pic"THE WHIP." ture outdoes it in every "THE WHIP." way. A wonder-prcduc-"THE WHIP." tion, which has caused in"THE WHIP." tense excitement every'THE WHIP." where. Over 29,000 people "THE WHIP." saw it in Wellington. All "THE WHIP." the main branches of sport "THE WHIP." crowded into one tremen"THE WHIP " dons drama. TH3WHIP! THE WHIP! THRILLS AS NO PHOTO-PLAY SENSATION HAS EVER DONE. Dynamic power—moments of _ indescribable intensity—vast spectacles of disaster and destruction in the train smash and the big motor collision—and galloping excitement when the horses thunder down the course in a wild neck-to-neck race that brings "THE WHIP" to a crashing finish. ' Put every penny on "THE WHIP," It's a sure winner. Saddling Paddock, Is 6d (Reserves). Grandstand, Is (Circle). Outside Stand, 6d (Stalls). Saddling Paddock Tickets at The Bristol. NDERS are invited till 10 a.m. on JL THURSDAY, 20th September, for the ERECTION of a COTTAGE at the Sanatorium, Palmerston. Plans may be seen at the Sanatorium and at our Office, Dunedin, where tenders are to be lodged. MASON & WALES, 25au Registered Architects, Dunedin. ["YUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. SLAUGHTERING CONTRACT. TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned until 12 o'clock Noon on WEDNESDAY, 19th September, 1917, for the YARDING and SLAUGHTERING of STOCK at tho Dunedin City Abattoir at Buroside, for the 24 months ending 31st October, 1919. Specification may be seen at the Town Clerk's Office; or at the Abattoir at Burnside. G. A. LEWTN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Bth September, 1917. 10s 3UILD E R S. TENDERS are invited up till Noon, SAiuRDAY, 15th September, for the ERECTION of Additional INSULATED STORAGE at Smithfield Freezing Works, Timaru, for the New Zealand Refrigerating Company (Limited). Plans and specifications may be seen at the Company's offices, Dunedin and Christchurch, and at our offices, Timaru, and Tenders may be lodged at any of the above. Each Tender must be accompanied by a marked cheque for £250. WALTER PANTON & SON, Registered Architects. O BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited up till Noon WEDNESDAY, 19th September, for the ERECTION of ADDITIONAL INSULATED STORAGE at Pukeuri Freezing Works, Oamaru, for the New Zealand Refrigerating Company (Ltd.). Plans and specifications may be seen at the Company's Offices, Dunedin and Christchurch, and at our Offices, Timaru; and tenders may be lodged at any of the above. Each tender must be accompanied by a marked cheque for £250. WALTER PANTON & SON, 10s Registered Architects. OTAGO HOSPITAL AND . CHARITABLE AID BOARD. TENDERS will be received until 12 o'clock noon on THURSDAY, September 20, 1917, for tho SUPPLY and DELIVERY of MILK and CREAM, BREAD, MEAT, and FUEL to the undermentioned Institutions—viz.: Dunedin Hospital, Otago Benevolent Institution, Pleasant Valley Sanatorium, Batchelor (Maternity) Hospital, Fever Hospital. Also for carrying oat of FUNERALS. Specifications to be seen at the Secretary's Office, 12 Hanover street, and Town Clerk's Office, Palmerston, where forms of tender may be obtained upon application. JOHN JACOBS, Secretary. Bth September, 1917. 10s niSBORNE HARBOUR BOARD. SCRAP mON AND GALVANISED DOWNPIPE FOR SALE. TENDERS, at per ton, are invited for the PURCHASE of about 40 Tons each of Scrap Cast Iron and Scrap Wrought Iron. TENDERS are also invited for tho PURCHASE of 2000 new and 100 second-hand 26 feet lengths of 2£-mch Seamed and Jointed Galvanised Downpipe, 26 gauge. These materials are stored adjacent to the Kaiti Wharves at Gisborne, and may be inspected on application. Tenders to be for a part or the whole of the pipes. Tenders should be endorsed on envelope 'Tender for purchase of material," and addressed to tho Undersigned, and be delivered not later than 10 a.m. on MONDAY, the 24th September. 1917. The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN A. M'DONALD, Engineer and Secretary. Harbour Board Office, Gisborne, 22nd August, 1917. 29au "ATSON'S No. _10 is a little dearer » * than most whiskies, but is worth the menqy, 22m