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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17630, 21 May 1919, Page 1

AMUBEHENTB. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. | You have never lived; therefore you 1 cannot act. Pestered by tho attentions of a married mail, KITTY" GORDON, As Nadino Trent, in "MERELY PLAYERS," ' Proves that she can act. ' A feature above the ordinary, with a great cast supporting. Irvm,7 Oummings, Jofannv Hines, Geo. MacQuarrie, Muriel Ostriche, and Pinna Ncsbit. I CANNOT ENDURE POVERTY. TAKE ' ME AWAY WITH YOU TO-NIGHT. But he feared the scandal. She let him make love to her, but her friends, unseen, saw it all. A JEALOUS WOMAN PLOTTING REVENGE IS HERSELF ENTANGLED. SHE WANTED HER CHANCE. SEE HOW SHE GOT IT. Gorgeously Staged and Elaborately Gowned. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. JANE AND KATEY T.KR (The Baby Grands) At the KING'S THEATRE, Again To-night at 7 and 8.40. Jane and Katey Lee and JUNE CAPRICE (In America Mary Pickford's Rival), In "THE RAGGED PRINCESS." Also, the Seven-Act Fox Super Feature, "THE LOVE THIEF." - A Beautiful Story of Mexico. Vocal Items, etc. Bo Early. The Biggest Programme in the City. OORONATION HAT.T,, MTT.TrVKT FRIDAY, MAY 23 (For One Night Only). TIVOLI STROLLERS, In <High-class Vaudeville. Part Singing, Comedy Sketches, Song Sceias, Illustrated Numbers. POPULAR PRICES: 2s and Is. Curtain 8 sharp. Chas. Bingham, Manager. O,N G S (TF THE DAY. "A Bachelor Gay." " When You're in Love." "A Paradise for Two." " Hush-a-bye, Ma Baby" (Missouri Waltz song). _ ." My Life Is Love." t There s a'Tramp Upon tho Highway." "Until We Meet Again." "Indiana." " a Friend in Every Milestone." " Australia's (New Zealand's) Welcome Home." " Heart of a Rose." " Where the Milestones End (It's Home)." "I'll Wait for Your Returning^" '•'The Day That You Come Home."ONLY Is 9d PER COPY. TERRY'S POPULAR. MUSIC STOKES, 174-178 George street, Dunedin. MEETINGS. MR J. H. THORP, Government Orchard Instructor, will hold PRUNING DEMONSTRATIONS : At Fruitland, TUESDAY, 20th inst.; Mr Elder's Orchard, Clyde, WEDNESDAY, 21st; Mr H. WerOrchard, Alexandra, 22nd; Mr Michael M'Ginnes's Orchard, Earnßcleugh, 23rd: Birchdale Orchard, Roxburgh, 24th. All meot'ngs at 2.30 p.m. All interested in fruitgrowing invited to attend and discuss modern pruning methods. ,pREEN ISLAND COAL MINERS' UNION. A MEETING of the above Union will bo held m the Fairfield School TO-MORROW (THURSDAY)., EVENING,.. 22nd inst, at i o'clock." " ' J.. DUNLOP, 21my Secretary. MORE RENT. EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD. £500 FREE OF INTEREST, TO BE BALLOTED On THURSDAY, JUNE 5, at 8 p.m/ NEW MEMBERS CAN JOIN and allow all Back Subscriptions to stand over (without interest) until they obtain their right to an advance. , 1200 Shares already taken up. List closes at 2000. JOIN NOW AND PARTICIPATE. Full particulars from THE OTAGO MUTUAL STARRBO WKETT SOCIETY. H. F. M. MERCER, 17my 219 Cumberland street, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. i Municipal Turkish and electric baths. OPEN THIS DAY FOR GENTLEMEN, . 10 ajn. to 8.30 p.m. "mHE PLUMBERS' REGISTRATION — ACT, 1912." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an EXAMINATION will be held by th© Plumbers' Board of New Zealand for th© purposes of Registration under the above' Act on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 4th and sth July, 1919, at such centres as may be decided by tho Board when the number of candidates is known. Forms of application to be examined may be obtained from the local Technical School, or from ihe. Secretary, Plumbers' Board, Wellington. All applications must reach tho Board by 7th JtJNE, 1919. By Order of the Plumbers' Board. 17my GOOD CAUSE. MOTOR OUTINGS FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. THE OTAGO MOTOR CLUB have STARTED A FUND for the purpose of Taking Out in Motors the Sick and Wounded Soldiers now undergoing treatment in our Hospitals. A Motor Trip in tho fresh air and sunshine has been proved to help greatly in tho steps towards Convalescence. being so, the Fund will appeal to all who have the Soldiers' welfare at heart. .DONATIONS sent to the Secretary of the Motor Club will, be duly acknowledged. P. H. POWER, Secretary. P.O. Box 174, 116 Rattray street, Dunedin. TTNDER "THE COAL MINES ACT. 1803." APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO PROSPECT FOR COAL. To the Commissioner of Crown Lands at Dunedin. Pursuant to "The Coal Mines Act, 1908," tho Undersigned, ARCHIBALD MORRISON the Younger and JAMES MILNE MORRIS"JN, both of Kaitangata, Farmers, Hereby Apply for a License to Prospect for Coal in respect of the following land: All that area of Crown Lands, containing 147 acres 3 roods 26 poles (more or less), being Section Four <4),' Block Nine (IX), Kaitangata District. Mark on pegs, M. Addres3 for service: The Office of Moore, Moore, and Nichol, Solicitors, Dunedin. Dated at Dunedin this 25th day of Am-il 1919. Signature of Applicants: ARCHIBALD MORRISON, Jirv JAMES MILNE MORRISON. By their Solicitors, Moore, Moore, and NichoL Time and place appointed for the hearing of the application and all objections thereto: 9th JUNE, 1919, at II o'clock, at CSrown Lands Office, Dunedin. Filed on Saturday, 26th- April, 1319 10 ajn. ' Objections must be filed in the Registrar's Office and notified to applicants n ± least THREE DAYS before <£o tSio « appointed. . .ROBT- T. SADiD, _<21my Commissioner of Crown Lands.