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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17324, 25 May 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATBB. Direction: Ben. and John Poller. MATINEE. TO-DAY, 2.30 p.m. MATINEE. TO-DAY, 2.30 pan. MATINEE. THE WHOLE MATINEE BIG SHOW MATINEE. For 6d. MATINEE. For Is. TO-DAY, 2.30—T0-NIGHT, 8. Ben. and John Fuller present WINIFRED LA FRANCE, "THE SIREN OF THE DEEP." A Dazzling Woman—a Dazzling Specteele. 32 MinutesEVERY MINUTE OPULENT WITH DELIGHT. The Brilliant DIOK & DOROTHY Novelties _ x no. DICK & DOROTHY. Terpsichore. Versatile KFTT v* K Vaudevillians. KELLY & DRAK"R_ MAUD COURTNEY IVANOFF n/r THE TRIO ssss#* &&&s WARD LEAR. THE MAYTMg (mending Tax): D.C. and O.S_ ROY W am\. m ß *' Upper Circle, 6d. a * THE BRISTOL till Noon; Jaoob9s ' BookQTvAGO ART SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION OF SKETCHES AND ART CRAFTS WORK Will be Opened In tho ART GALLERY TTAT.T. At 7.30 p.m., On TUESDAY, 28th INST. Admission Free. Al b ®-,? tade , nt 3 °U h ® Dunedin School of Art will make a Display of their Work. " The Popular-priced Gramophones." B EGG'S LYRICPHONES t BRITISH MAKE. BRITISH MATTE We have now Rill stocks of tbeee Handsome and Reliable Gramophones. A machine of this kind will do wonders in a homo by ' banishing dull care," driving H off, by the 'witchery of sweet music"! Let the Lyricphone help you to enjoy the winter nights. You can buy one for 4 guineas, and Double-sided Records are now wonderfully cheap. ' Country Friends who intend visiting the Dunedin Show are invited to call when in the city. LYRICPHONES. Models with Horn, Polished Cabinet*. Silent Motors, Nickel Fittings. £5, £8 10s, £9 15s, £11, £13, £25, LYRICPHONES. Hornless Models. A splendid selection, in styles to suit every preference. £4 4s, £6, £7 10s ; £9 10s, £12 12s, £15. THE CABINET DRAWING ROOM MODEL, IN SOLID OAK, £25. CHAS. BEGG k CO. (LTD.), Gramophone and Lyricphone Depot, Princes street QHE A P READING* DUNEDIN ATHENAEUM CHARGES. Quarterly, 5s 3d; Half-yearly, 10s 6d* Yearly, 21s; Youths, Half-price. One Book and one Magazine for each ticket. Family Tiokete, 31s 6d (two Books, two . 36s 9d (three Books, two Magazines); 42s (four Books, two Magazines). 9( DAVID WISHART, Consulting Homcsopathist and Biochemic Thera- _ peutist. A man in khaki writes: "Re Mr Wishait'a medicine, I have still jot the outfit with me (January 18), and find it very useful foe the various camp ailments which are «*"nmon with us." 3 Grant street (off High bfleet). ,'Phone 769. llap SHOWS. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL 1 AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION OP FARM 'PRODUCTS, WOOL, FRUIT, LIVE STOCK. DAIRY MACHINERY, HOME INDUSTRIES. ETC., Will be opened in 1 HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Dunedin, At 2.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, 28th inst Splendid Entries. Numerous Attraction. Musio Every Afternoon and Evening. Catering conducted by the Otago Women's Patriotic Association in aid of its funds. H. V. FULTON, _ „ Secretary. P O. Box 84, TeleDhone 1031. 13my SHOW WEEK. An Attractive Dieplay of FARM IMPLEMENTS At REID & GRAY, LTD., PRINCES STREET SOUTH. Open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PLOUGHS, Walking and Riding; fitted with Automatic Foot and Hand-operated Lifts, and new patent Spring Seat. TRACTOR PLOUGHS, with 'Silver Medal" Automatio Tractor Lift. See these latest improvements and labour-saving devices on Ploughs. Lime and Slag Sowers. Grain and Manure Drills. New Combination Wood and Steel Frame Disc Harrow. Cultivators. Wool Press. Grass Strippers. Saw Benches. Drays .and Wagons. Chaffcatteife and Baggers. Windmills and Pumps. "REX" AND "TOR" SEPARATORS, And a Complete Display of FARM MACHINERY. AH Farmers Invited to Inspect. Electric Car stops at Princes street gate, or only a few minutes' walk from Winter She* Hall to Crawford street entrance. FARMJJkS.—Do not mis visiting REID & GRAY. LTD., TOR MODERN FARM IMPLEMENTS, PRINCES "STREET SOUTH. Open {com 8 aja. to i f jo.