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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18051, 27 September 1920, Page 1

_ AMUSEMENTS. pBINC3SS___THEATKB, Direction Ben and John Fuller. Always "FULLERS. Without Onprma.! .ind FULLERS. Rival Refreshing. FULLERS. Or Peer. TO-NIGHT, at 8-EVERY EVENING. The Mcsf Talked-about-man in Vaudeville; A Soper-Hcadlinor GREAT ifciKte: HENRI FRENCH . A. Supor-Hoadtiner. In an Entirely A buper-Hcadlinor. Now nnd Original A Supor-llcadliner. Exhibit NOVEL AND PRODIGIOUS. First Appearance BALMUS First Appearance BALMUS' TT 3 ?"* ax,d Graceful Equilibrist UnmaUed and Colossal Star Features. WARD & SHERMAN WARD & SHERMAN' . WARD & SHERMAN! Making all Audiences Laugh Till They Cry. The CSiic Comedienne and the Original " Dame." JENNINGS & GERALD. JENNINGS & GERALD. ) JENNINGS & GERALD. EILEEN O'NEILL, CURLEY SHERWOOD ELLA AIRLTE, PAGDEN & STANLEY, CHAMPION'S DOGS. Entirely New Series of Lnpetsonataona aad Novelty Songs by Australians Own Comedian: LEONARD NELSON lllii BRISTOL. Bookings, 6d New Shipments Just Arrived! (JOENETS AND VIOLINS,. POPULAR PRICES 1 SPLENDID VALUES! B FLAT BRASS CORNETS. B FLAT BRASS CORNETS. Well-made, reliable instruments, each, in wood case, with all usual fittings. Prices: £4 19s 6d, £6 10s, and £7 15s. GOOD VIOLINS. GOOD VIOLINS. Excellent instruments at the very moderate prices quoted. The -workmanship is ia every respect most dependable,, and £he tone pure and resonant. Prices: 555, 60s, 635, 70s. 90s, etc VIOLIN CASES, in various styles, from 355,VIOLIN: BOWS, e, larffe variety, from 12s 6d. OHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), . Headquarters for Musical Instruments, PRINCES STREET. "TfcAVID WISHART, Consulting Hornoeo. J-' pathist and Biochemio Therapeutist, Specialist for Diseases of the Skin. 3 Grant street 'Phone 769. To effect, by means of constitutional reme* dies, a really radical cure of any skin disease can Dever be else than a; lifelong physical gain to the patient. t MEETINGS. CST. CJLAIR LIFE-SAVING AND SURFBATHING CLUB (Inc.). The ANNUAL MEETING -will be held Gordon's Tea Lounge (car tennirrua), St Oair, THlfi (MONDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. All members and intending members invited to be present 2?a JPORT CHALMmS YACHT CJLDB. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Club -will be held in the Soldiers' Rooms TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) September 28, at 8 p.m. \ Businass: Adaption of Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; General. 27s (Incorporated). GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS. The MontiUy General Meeting: of Members will be held in the Association Rooms, DowliiKj street, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, September 27, at 8 o'clock. Business-: Tα Consider Stoppage of Advances under D.S.S. Act; General. GEO. M. SMITH, g<3 Secretary. TJNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). PUBLIC MEETING. A MEETING of Soldiers and SolcW Dependents and the General PubUo ■wfll be hold in the Burns Hall on. WEDNESDAY NEXT, September 29, at 8 p.m. Business: To Consider a Resolution. Urging the Government to Increase the Amount of Pension Payable to Soldiers and; Dependents. GEO. M. SMITH, 27s Secretary. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. V UNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS FOR CRICKET PLAYING AREAS. Socretiries of Cricket Clubs are requested to noto that all Applications for £ho use of the Town Belt ana City Reserves as Cricket Playing Areas for tho incoming season imist bo in tho hands of the Undersigned not later than SATURDAY, October 9. The charge for each wicket for <iho season is £3. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk DunedJn; 24th September, 1920. 27s LEGAL NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN WITHER late of Anderson's Bay, Dunedtn, Settler (deceased). persons iiaving CLAIMS AGAINST tho Estoto of tho abovenainod deceased are requested to FORWARD PARIICULABS o£ sjtftio, certified correct as at date of death (10th September, 1920), to tho Undersigned on, or before tho 9th day of OGTOBI3R NEXT; and all tjorsons OWING* MONEY to the Estate of iho said deceased ai-o requested to pay same to the Undtarsigned on or before the 9th October next SIEVWRIGHT, JAMES, & NICHOL, ' Solicritora, 162 High street, Dunedjn. ' •pAiSSPOR.TS AND PERMITS. ; DOMINION DAY HOLIDAY, ; Tho PASSPORT OFFICE ■will bo OPEN K between tho hours of 9 a>m. and 11 tt m THIS DAY (MONDAY), 27th inst r A. R, KENNEDY, „ . Possport Officer' * Dimedin,_2sth_SeptemJ)OT, 1920. 2j s SOFT, mellow, runy-matuiedT^WATSON , *! No 10 is Whkky scot! land s choicest. SUmy i XJ Switches, Chaetoie, Pin OurhT o?r i Horn 2s 6d.-At Hondv'e Haixdreesiai BooW