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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17711, 23 August 1919, Page 1

AIBUSEIBENTS. BIG BOOM TO-DAY AGAIN. RING'S THEATRE. Commencing To-day at the Matinee at 2 p.m. GLADYS BROCKWELL, GLADYS BROCKWELL, GLADYS BROCKWELL, The, Girl of a Thousand Expressions, , In The Glorious Romantic Drama of the Mining Days at Golden City, Entitled "A TOUCH OE SIN." Tho picture tells of a girl who misplaces her love and confidence in a worthless man, and who lives to ruo it. Then she finda real love. Her adventures lead her ccross the Continent of America, from tho MISERABLE SLUMS OF NEW YORK to the mining town of Golden City, which, after _ all the cards are down, discloses one Genuine man among its many scapegraces. u- story builds in a free and easy fashion to a climax that possesses tremendous power. The villain and the hero meet in a death grapple in a mine, the mine is exploded, and is flooded with water, and the hero drags the villain out by the neck only after a great struggle. In Support: TOM MIX, _ TOM MTS", The Daredevil Cowboy King, In a Fast-riding, Daredevil Comedy mile-a-minute dashing success, "THE TENDERFOOT." "THE TENDERFOOT." "THE TENDERFOOT." "THE TENDERFOOT." I*HE EMPIRE THEATRE Paramount Picturea. Paramount Artists. TO-DAY! WALLACE PJSTD, WALLACE REID, WALLACE REID, 'In an Adaptation of Ernest Wilkes's Plav "THE MAN FROM FUNERAL RANGE.' 5 Supported by Mack Scnnett's Latest Comedy, "HER SCREEN IDOL." Also, Bray Educational Pictogi ayh. ; • Appropriate Musio By the Empire Orchestral Trio. COME EARLY. AVOID THE CRUSH. 8 HILDA'S COLLEGE OLD GIRLS' • REUNION, AUGUST 23-27.--Owing to steamer and traift arrangements, it has been found necessary to hold the Dance originally fixed for Tuesday, August 26, on MONDAY, 25th, instead, at 8.30 p.m. It 1 Preceded by the Old Girls' Concert at 7.30. The Bazaar will still take place on WEDNESDAY, August 27. NGITA WOODHOUSE. Hon. Secretary. THE BEST OF " HOME-COMING" SONGS. "NOW YOU'VE COME BACK, DEAR." Refrain: "Now you've come back, dear, home to mv oare. Days are all golden, life is more fair. Joy never ending came o'er the foam" When in His meroy God brought you home." Keys C, D, Eb,- F. Secure your Copy early for Is 9d At TERRY'S POPULAR MUSIC STOKES, 174-178 George street, ■ DUNEDIN. i6 a „ FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 23. CALEDONIAN GROUND: UNIVERSITY A v. ALHAMBRA. - QARISBROOK GROUND: KAIKORAI v. UNIVERSITY R Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission, 6d; Stand, ~6d; Boys, 3d Ladies, Free to Ground. E. S. WILSON, Secretary O.R F U A SSO CIATION FOOTRAT.T. CULLING PARK: SOUTHERN v. OLD BOYS. Admission, 6d; Ladies, Free. OVAL No. 1 GROUND: NORTHERN v. GREEN ISLAND. <T|TAGO AND SOUTHLAND FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION^ ; ANNUAL INSURANCE FOOTBALL MATCH. FIRE INSURANCE OFFICES WTT.T CLOSE on TUESDAY, 26th INOT., from Ic, iNOOZL WILLIAM M. BRITON Zsau Secretary. borough council notifications. gOROUGH OF WAIKOUAITI. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the BALANCE SHEET and STATE- , MENT OF ACCOUNTS of tho Waikouaiti Borough Council for the year ended 31st March, 1919, and the REPORT of the Audit Office thereon, are OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION at the Borough Council Office, Main road, Waikouaiti, until SEPTEMBER 30, 1919, during Office Hours. PRINTED COPIES of the Balance Sheet, , etc., may be obtained by ratepayers on [ application. B. W. FELL, Town Clerk. Waikouaiti, 15th August. 1919. ifey jgOROUGH Off ST KTT.nft DOG REGISTRATION. 1919. of UNREGISTERED DOGS within the Borough of St. ELilda OXO hereby warned, that their Dog Reeistration -FEE is OVERDUE, and &aTPAY- ■ MEN I of same is requested immediately otherwise legal proceedings will be instituted for recovery of same. _ J. B. DICK, 2°*" Town Clerk. SITUATIONS VACANT. "TOT ANTED, GREENKEEPER and VV CARETAKER, St. Clair Bowling Club. Eight months' engagement per annum (from September 1 to April 30). Wages £E0 for season (part time only). Schedule of duties obtainable from R. Coxon. bootmaker, St. Clair. Applications to be addressed THE SEOSt Clair Bowlmjr Club, Box <SoZ, G.P.0., Dunedm. 23a.ii rpARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. APPLICATIONS will bo received at the Education Board's Office, New Plymouth, up to THURSDAY, September 4, for the following POSITIONS:— Hawera.—Grade 7g, Second (infant mistress). £250-£270. Hawera.—Grade 7g, Tenth A«s»«f<>TW: £120-£l4O. Kakanui.—Grade 3b, Second Assistant. £120-£l4O. U £l2o fil^O 3^6 ® Assistant. Tolcaora.—Grade 3a, Assistant. £140. £160. Dou g! cs. —Grade 3a, Assistant. £140£160. Koru.—Grade 2, Sole Teacher. £160£220, residence. Application forms may be obtained at ■ the Board's Office. ' P. S. WHITOOMBE, . Secretary. ; Education Office, 1 New Plymouth, 19th August, 1919. WATSON'S No. 10 Whisky is perfectly aged—otherwise how that delightful ' mellow flavour? (j au JRUY WOOD-MILNE, British-made Rubber Heels. Support home industries. Wood-Milne's are made from .the , finest Para Rubber. Get no others.