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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18447, 7 January 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ■‘M* OSGIEL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT I “ FIRES OF YOUTH." " FIEFS OF YOUTH." Featuring RUTH CLIFFORD. , A true to life story of youth and romance wedded to age and asceticism. In the lonely evenings of her marriage she had looked into the book of her life and found tile pages blank. Also Gazette, Comedy, and News. Q VE E N S THEATRE To-day _ and To-night! The picture since “The Spoilers’’ (Res JBoaoh): “ Half a Chance,” featuring Mohlon Hamilton and Lilian Rich. Better than “Trumpet Island.” Also Larry Semon in his new self-raising uproar of fun (“ The Bakery ”), Pathe Gazette, etc. Reserves ’’Phone 1979. THEATRE , AGAIN TO-DAY! Thomas 'H. Inoo’a special attraction, “Homo-spun Folks,” featuring Lloyd Hughes. A magnificent story of big, simple souls. ' A mother-love drama that sends a searching message to the heart. Also Gaumont Graphic, Strand Comedy, ninth episode “ Invisible Hand ” serial. K^ G EDWARD THEATRE TO-DAY at 2.30. Thomas H. luce’s Special Production: “HOME-SPUN FOLKS.” Also Serial, Comedy, etc. TO-NIGHT, -at 7.15, a picture greater than “ The Spoilers,’’ “ HALF A CHANCE,” featuring Mahlon Hamilton and Lillian Rich.' Don’t miss it. rjIHE BEST GIFT JL HE BEST GIFT FOR THE NEW YEAR: FOR THE NEW YEAR; i THE H.M.V. GRAMOPHONE Accredited Agents: , THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.), DUNEDIN.

MEW ZEALAND AMATEUR ATHEETIG ASSOCIATION. OTAGO CENTRE. First Appearance in New Zealand of the Famous , SOUTH A F R I O A N S ✓ , (J. K. Ayres-Oosterlaak, J. W. Bakes, H. P. Kinsman, D: A. Ueath«rn, R.Johnston) At the CALEDONIAN GROUNDS; SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922. First Event at 2 p.m. LIST OF EVENTS.—(I) 100 Yards Handicap, (2) 220 Yards Handicap, (3) 440 -Yards Handicap, (4) 880 Yards Handicap, (5) One Mile Handicap, (6) Two Mde Handicap, (7) 120 Yards Championship of New Zealand, (8) ,120 Yards Hurdles Handicap, (9) High Jump Handicap, (10) Broad Leap Handicap, (11) Hop, Step, and Jump Handicap, (12) Putting 161 b Shot Handicap, (13) Throwing -Javelin, (14) Throwing Cricket Ball, (15) One Mno Relay Handicap (teams of 4—440, 220, 880, 220), (16) 200 Yards Handicap (under 18), (17) 100 Yards Handicap (under, 13), (18) Half-mile Walk. Handicap (under 16), (19) Primary .Schools 220 Yards Handicap (as arranged by Public Schools Association). . _ , , . . VALUABLE 'TROPHIES will be given for First and Second places in each event. ENTRY FEES.—Events 1 to 14. 2s each event; Event 15, 6s per team; Event 16, Is; Events 17 and 18, 6d (post entry) J, „ . . . ALL EVENTS TO BE HELD UNDER THE LAWS OF-THE N.Z.A.A.A. and are open to any person, provided they are Amateurs ana sign the declaration on entry form. Entry forms must bo accurately filled in, or otherwise they will not be accepted. ENTRIES definitely CLOSE at Sports Depot, Stock Exchange Buildings,- or 'with the Undersigned, on FRIDAY, January 13, 1922. i All entries must be accompanied by entry fee. . „ , , ... • , Competitors are notified that old numbers are cancelled, and thptconmetitore tickets and new numbers will be available at the Y.M.C.A Rooms on THURSDAY, January 19, at 7.30 p.m.'-s. „ Handioapper, Mr A. W. MERCER. G. SLATER, Hon. Secretary, 1 Care of State Fire Office. , BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.) TENDER -NEW YEAR GREETINGS FOR 1922. START THE NEW YEAR WELL. TAKE YOUR PORTION OF THE PLEASURE THAT MUSIC CREATES. We shall continue our Policy of being first in the market with all matters pertaining to muaia and musical progress in this dominion, THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD.

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