Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18322, 12 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. i pHIN\OESS THEATEE. Direction Ben and John Fuller. 1 A COSY PLACE ON A GOLD NIGHT. * To-night—At B.—To-night , 10 —Star Acts, —10 Headed by the Famous Entertainers, GARDNER AND REVERE. Ad Lib Comedy and Burlesque. DONALD WALLACE, The Singing Vagabond! WHIMSICAL WADES, Comedy Acrobats. ERULL & HEMSLEY. MAUD COURTNEY & MR “C." NELLIE KOLLE-JOHN LARKIN. FIFI & EDDIE DE TISNE Oomedy and Music. CARLTON & ROSSLYN, Brilliant English Comedy Fair. Tariff; 2s 6d, Is 6d. Is (nlua tax). Plans a*. THE BRISTOL till 5.30 p.m.| thereafter at Jacobs’s, tobacconist. Book* inge. 6d. pNTERTA I N M E N T To be given at i “ WYCHWOOD,” MUSSELBURGH, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, , ' At 8 o’clock. PROGRAMME. PLAY: “HARLEQUIN AND COLUMBINE” (Barrie). Columbine Miss Barclay Harlequin Mr G. Tumec Clown Mr F. S. T. Little Pantaloon Mrs C. E Statham Baby Clown Miss A. Throp At the Piano: Mrs Mason. Note.—When Harlequin wears his mask ha is invisible. “THE FORTUNE TELLER.’ Madame Sorciere Mrs M‘Eibbo| Miss Blank Mrs Doorle Tickets: _sa '(including Proceeds in Aid of Improvement of Sf Paul’s Cathedral Grounds. R S A A L Bi FAREWELL. BURNS HALL, BURNS HALL, SATURDAY, AUGUSTUS. I SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. | MAGNIFICENT PROGRAI BOX PLAN AT THE BRISI Reserved, 4s (no tax). Unreserved, 2s 6d (no tax); O. BEGG & CO. DAILY.’ NEW GRAMOPHO] INVITATION TO VISITORS We extend to those at present vis? Dunedin a very cordial invitation to and see the New Gramophones now view, and to hear them and become quainted with their wonderful resources a* reproducing powers. f THE AEOLIAN VOCALION. THE AEOLIAN VOCALION. This handsome instrument is made 'hi most artistic styles, designed to meet every requirement. It possesses many exceptional features, the most notable of which is the “GRADUOLA.” This simple device enables you to vary the tone shading of each record, imparting to it the characteristics of an individual performance. THE “CHENEY” GRAMOPHONE THE “CHENEY” GRAMOPHONE -The -‘‘6huney , ‘-i»'fanftra* tion of its tonal system, which & deW-' loped on the latest discoveries of aooostia science. The tone is wonderfully -.rich, full, and brilliant, affording most realistic The cabinet models are built on classic period designs, and are singularly chaste and attractive. .These instruments can be purchased on deferred payments, if desired. CHAS. BEGG & GO. (I/TD.), Agents for the “iEolian-Vooalion” and “Cheney” Gramophones, PRINCES STREET. DAVID WISHART, Consulting Homme, pathist and Biochemio Therapeutist, Specialist for Diseases of the Skin, 3 Grant street (’phone 769). Lieutenant-colonel (retired) Dr John Kynaston. says: I have proved that so far as adenoids and_ enlarged tonsils are concerned surgical interference is in the vast majority of cases quite unnecessary and unjustifiable. 2on rjIHE FIRST TEST MATCH. NEW ZEALAND v. SOUTH AFRICA. CARISBROOK GROUND, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. 1921. ' Kick-off, 2.30 p.m. Curtain-raiser: HIGH SCHOOL v. PIRATES B. Kick-off, 1 pan. Reserved seat ticket-holders will be admitted by the Burns street gates only; to be seated by 2 p.m. The taxi drivers will motor parties of five from any city stand to Parkside Hotel, via Wiikio road, returning via Main South road. Special oars- will run to Carisbrook via Cargill road. Patrons are requested to secure their ground tickets from the Otago Sports Depot, is. Jacobs, W\ Suter, C. Bills (George street), G. S. Newton (Forbury Corner), W. Smith (Cargill’s Corner). Price, 2a Secure these tickets in town, and thus save the rash at the gates. Patrons purchasing their tickets at the gates arc requested to come with the exact money (2s). • 3 No uioa-out checks will be issued until 3.15 p.m. The South Express will stop at Caversham to pick up passengers. The Railway Department is making Special Train Arrangements for country visitors. Passengers to the south are urged, if possible to board trains at Dunedin to ensure obtaining seats in trains, as otherwise the congestion at the Oaversham Station may prevent some passengers from getting on board their trains. Secure your tickets in town, and thus save your time and a crush at the gates.’ Don’t forget to secure your tickets in town. It will save your time and a crush at the gates. Admission to Ground, 2s; Children, Is. Exits at Burns street, M’Glashsn street, and Ferguson street. Take your time, and don’t all try to get out at once. E. S. WILSON, 12au Secretary O.R.F.U. AVIATION. L Y I N G. AEROPLANE FLIGHTS from FORE SHORE ALL THIS WEEK from 9.30 a.m. FARES: FROM ONE GUINEA. ORIENTAL HENNA SHAMPOO, forms most delightful wash for the hair that has become dull or impoverished; leaves hair exquisitely soft and promoMe luxurious growth; packets 6d each, six for Bsßd. Hendy’s Hairdressing Rooms. ' 9aw IT will be like a new engine when you use Inland Piston Rings; made like a spiral, are gapless, giving higher compression, better power. Write about a set.— Manning Co,, 5 Bedford row, Christchurch. STUDY Comfort,” . and wear Hiß. Goloshes, Mufflers, Woollen Veeta, Overcoats, Gloves ; full stocks ; oil Eixea.— Mew Zealand Clothing Factory. tail-