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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17942, 22 May 1920, Page 1

AHuscaeiirfc FAREWELL GEORGE COMPANY. P&INCESS THEATRE. Direction Ben and John Fuller ALWAYS FULLERS' AND MERRY FULLERS' BRIGHT. FAREWELL MATINEE! FAREWELL MATINEE! SUNSHINE PLAYERS SUNSHINE PLAYERS SUNSHINE PLAYERS THIS AFTERNOON at 2.30. THIS AFTERNOON at 2.20. Prices as Usual. , LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. Popular , LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. and Clever LAST 1 PERFORMANCES. WALTER LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. GEORGE LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. SUNSHINE LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. PLAYERS. > LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. SUNNY LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. JAPAN. TREMENDOUS OVATIONS. DON'T MISS FAREWELL SCENE. ' SUPPORTED BY VAUDEVILLE. VAUDEVILLE REOPENS MONDAY. VAUDEVILLE REOPENS MONDAY. VAUDEVILLE REOPENS MONDAY. VAUDEVILLE REOPENS MONDAY. VAUDEVILLE REOPENS MONDAY. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS. , PRICES TO-NIGHT: D.C. and 0.5., 3s 3dj Stalls, & Id; Upper Circle, la I<l (including tax). Plan at THE BRISTOL till Noon; thereafter at JAOOBS'S, tobacconists. Jost Out! 4 NEW ' SONG, ALBUM", "THREE MORE SONGS OF THE FAIR." "THREE MORE SONGS OF THE FAIR."This Album contains three delightful Songs by EASTHOPE MARTIN, whose "Four Songs of the Fair" are now bo popular. These three Songs are distinctly charming and refined, of real artis-' tio merit, and with beautiful aooompaniments. They are characteristically English in style. The Titles are . "COME TO THE FAIR," , ' "AN INTERLUDE," and "HATFIELD BELLS." Editions may be had for Medium <n Low Voices. ' CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), Headquarters for Music, Princes street. • OHBAP D I N Gw DUNEDIN ATHENAEUM CHARGES. Quarterly, 5b- 3d; Half-yearly, lOj &J; , Yearly, 21e; Youths, Half-price. One book and one magazine for each ticket. ! Family Tickets, 31's 6d (two books, two magazines); 36s 9d (three books, two magazines);, 42s (four books, two magazines). FOOTBALL. Rugby football. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MAY 22, 1920. 1 CARISBROOK GROUND: , KAIKORAI v. PORT CHALMERS. "Caledonian ground: PIRATES v. iZIN GARLRIOHMOND. BISHOPSOOURT: DUNEDIN v. UNIVERSITY A. , Kiclc-ofT 3 p.m. Admission,. 6d. Stand, 6d extra. Boys, 34 Ladies Free to Ground. E. a WILSON, ' 22my Sec. O.R.P.U. 'h ASSOCIATIO_N FOOTBALL, TO-DAY! TO-DAY 1 • At ,3 pjn. CULLING - PARK: NORTHERN v. CHRISTIAN" BROTHEBfI. Admission, 6d. Ladies Free. Take the Tahuna Oar.' ; , SPORTING. QT,AG O HUNT (Lworporatod). Tile HOUNDS will MEET at WOODEATON THIS AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. »' H. DIVERS, 22my Secretary. JQUNEDIN JOCKEY. OLUB,. WINTER MEETING, Ist, 3rd, and sth JUNE, 1920. APPLICATIONS (in writing) for EMPLOYMENT at the Winter Meeting will be reoewed until 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 24th May. H; L. JAMES, 22m- Secretary. TROTTING CLUB. / WINTER MEETING, ; JUNE It), 1920. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS CLOSE MONDAY, May 24, 1920, by 5 p.m. FINAL PAYMENT NEW ZEALAND SAPLING STAKES, 1920, JUNE 2, 1920, by 5 p.m. A. A. FOOKS, > 21 my Secretary. SHOWS. OTA GO AGEICTJLTUEAU V AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ' PREMIER • f WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION \ Of • : ' . MANUFACTURES, LIVE STOCK,. , • : DAIRY PRODUCE, HOME . INDUSTRIES, FARM EXHIBITS, NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES, WOOL, SCHOOLS' DISPLAY, In BRYDONE HALL BUILDINGS AND ? ANNEXES, DUNEDIN, JUNE 1, 2, 3, and 4, 1920. SPLENDID ENTRIES. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.' H. y. VULTON, i Secretary. P.O. Box 84. Telephone 1031. 21my FANCIERS' CLUB. « ANNUAL SHOW I POULTRY, PIGEONS, CANARIES* DOGS, CATS, AND CHILDREN'S PETS. Also, . . [BAKING COMPEITnQNB. PHOTOGRAPHY, ESSAYS, DRAWING, Eto. - , - ENTRIES CLOSE TO-DAY MAY 22, Secretary will bo in attendanos athis Office between 7 and 8 p.m. to Reoaiva Entries. % K S. WILSON, Secwttty. Empire Buildings* ■ < Princes (street, Dtmedm. 22my $ in i. 1 F warms the oookles of yortrr heart .{boob cold, blaok da;?®—WATSON'S iNo. 10.'