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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17325, 27 May 1918, Page 1

amusements. " SEVEN" DAYS' LEAVE!"" SPECIAL MATINEE, WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 29, at 2.30. NOTE TIIE SPECIAL, MATINEE PRICES: Dress Circle and Front Stalls 2s 6d 2s Od. i* od. Children Is 6dl Children " u od! Children PLAX FOR MATINEE OPENS TO-DAY AT TIIJ3 BRISTOL. His MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction lion, and John Fuller (Limited). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND EVERY EVENING AT 8. BEN. & JOHN FULLER (LTD.) Present lbe Groat Super-Sensation: "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," " SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," THE HIT OF THE DAY. F\ill of Patriotism, Love, and Adventure, this New Play by Walter Howard leaves no note m the whole range of emotions unstruek. Br.tish Destroyers, Gallant Soldiere, German Spies, Plucky English Girls— tiioso all go to make "Seven Days' Leave," as acted by ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE ALLAN WILKIE his Brill ant Coterie of Players, A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. SEE " SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," &EE "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," SEE "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," THE PLAY YOUR BOY SAW IN LONDON, AND SO THOROUGHLY ENJOYED. IHE PLAY EVERYONE SHOULD SEE! BOOK TO-DAY! BOOK TO-DAY' BOOK TO-DAY! BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL TILL 5 o clock, after that hour at JACOBS'S, where Day Sales may also be obtained. ~ i s ' 3s > 2s > Is (plus Tax). NO early Doors. Special Announcement. JJEGG'S invitation TO SHOW-WEEK VISITORS. TO SHOW-WEEK VISITORS. . Ladies and Gentlemen -who are interested in Music and Musical Instruments are invitcd to Call at our Establishment during their stay in the city. We will have pleasure in letting them hear the latest Gramophone Records or in trying over fof them the Songs of the Hour and the Newest Piano Music. They will have the opportunity of Inspecting our Piano Salon, and also of seeing our Fine Selection of Small Musical Instruments—the largest in the Dominion, and the Best Values. PlANOS.—British, French, ;a:d American PLAYER-PIANOS, ORGANS, and AMERICAN ORGANS. GRAMOPHONES and LYRICPHONES. GRAMOPHONE DISC RECORDS—Enornfous Variety. VIOLINS, 'CELLOS, FLUTES. CLARIONETS, BANJOS, ZITHER-BANJOS, MANDOLINS, Etc. CORNETS and all BRA'SS INSTRUMENTS. and POPULAR NEW PIANO ALBUMS and PIECES, Etc. MUSIC CARRIERS, PIANO STOOLS, METRONOMES. CIIAS. BEGG & CO. (LIMITED}, Headquarters fop* Music and Musical Instruments, PRINCES STREETT. SHOWS. OT AGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PREMIER WINTER. SHOW - AND EXHIBITION Of FARM PRODUCE, FRUIT, WOOL, LIVE STOCK, DAIRY MACHINERY TRADES DISPLAYS, ETC., Will be Opened TO MORROW (TUESDAY), at 2.50 p.m., By Hon. W. D. S. MacDQNAT.D In HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, And CONTINUE TILL FRIDAY NIGHT. GREAT SHOW OF LIVE STOCK. FINE EXHIBITION OF FRUIT KEENEST COMPETITION IN HOME INDUSTRIES CLASSES. EXCELLENT DISPLAY OF ROOTS. Catoring of the Show under the able control of the Otago and Southland Women's Patriotic Association. Music Every Afternoon and Evening. Admission, Is; Children, 6d. H. V. FULTON, P.O. Box 84-'. Secretary. Telephone 1051. ■ 27my SHOW WEEK. An Attractive Display 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" Automatic Tractor Lift. See these latest improvements cad 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. Chaff cutters and Baggers. Windmills and Pumps. "REX" AND "TOR" SEPARATORS, And a Complete Display of FARM MACHINERY. All Farmers Invited to Inspect. Electric Car stops at Princes street gale or only a few minutes' walk from Winter Show Hall to Crawford street entrance. FARMERS.—Do not mist) visiting REID & GRAY. LTD.. FOR MODERN FARM IMPLEMENTS, princes Street south. Open from 8 &jn. to 5 pjn.