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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18453, 14 January 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pRItfCESS THEATRE, - Direction , Ben and John Toiler (Ltct). MATINEE To-day, MATTNKB MATINEE MAHNEB' Prices: 6d, Is, and Is 6d (plus tax). To-day To-night 8. Last Two Performances, . $ Rev. PRANK GORMAN ‘ Rev. FRANK GORMAN Rev. FRANK GORMAN And FULLER’S DRAMATIC PLAYERS In The Famous London Drama, , "“ THE POOR MAN’S PARSON.** A • / A REAL PARSON in REAL PLAT, Tariff: Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d (pins tax sad booking fee). 1 Plan at THE BRISTOL tm 5.30, afterwards atJAOOBS’S. j ()TAGO DISTRICT TODR, ‘ ' ■ THE FAMOIFS DIGGERS, In a Brand New Revue: “BOX O’ TRICKS.- ■ ‘‘BOX O’ TRICKS.” MILTON—WEDNESDAY, January 3R OWAKA.—THURSDAY. January 19. - KAITANGATA.—FRIDAY. January 20L BAI/K/UTHA.—SATURDAY, January a., PALMERSTON.— MONDAY, Jammy 25, OAMARU.—TUESDAY, January 24.. WATCH LOCAL PAPERS AND POSTERS' n For Farther Particulars. 7jd BEET DOETON, ~r Touring Macagee, SONG FOX - TROTS, A SUMMER SENSATION IS DANC3NQ - TO THE LATEST FOX-TROT 7 ' SONGS. / \ ‘ _J “MARGIE.” . „ “MARGIE.”- - " p A big hit and at cbaamiag /’ \ song, .‘from J. C. /WliUamsoms “Oh! Lady, Lady I” Bright, breezy, ■ "After all is said and done, , There ig.. really only one — Oh I Margie, Margin—it’s • you!” “ AVALON/’ “ AVALON;” By A v Jolson and V/Rosea An attractive song, Viflf'q beautiful, flowing melody. ‘I found my love in Avalon - ■. • ___> OHAS. begg &*oo. FOR MUSIC?,' PRINCES STREET. “ , ■ Q EE A P BE A DING; DUNEDIN ATHENEUM CHARGES. Quarterly, 5? 3d: Half-yearly, 10* 6dt Yearly, 21s; Youths, Half-price. ' One book and one magazine for each ticket.' Family Tickets, 31a 6d (two books, two) magazines); 36a 9d (three books, two magazines) ; 42s (four books, tvfo magazines). BOWLING TfcOMINTON OF' NEW ZEALAND U BOWLING ASSOCIATION. / PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP, Play will be Resumed on the Greens To-day - at 9 a,m. , Flayers are requested to make themselves acquainted with the REVISED PROGRAMME for To-day’s Play, published iq another column. R. HANNING, 14ja Secretary. MEETINGS. TO BRIGHTON RESIDENTS. A PUBLIC MEETING of BRIGHTON HOUSEHOLDERS and RATEPAYERS is called for TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock, when, a Report will bo Presented by the Hall ’Committee and a New Committee will bo Elected. A, full meeting is requested. ■ ' A. F. KNOWLES, 14 j a Secretary (pro tern).£JAYERSHAM BOWLING* 1 CLUR Members of the above and Sister Clubs, also .Visiting Bowlers, are invited to attend DIVINE SERVICE at the Cargill Road Methodist Church TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), meeting at rear of Church at 6.45 P-m- L 14ja QOURT PRIDE OF DUNEDIN. A.O.F. Members of the Court and the Order and Relatives of Soldier Members are cordially invited to be present at the UNVEILING of the COURTS ROLL OF HONOUR to its Sbldier Members, which is to take pikes in the Oddfellows’ Hall Stuart street,, on the Afternoon of SUNDAY NEXT, 15th inst., at 3 o’clock. Foresters are requested to wear regalia.—A. £). Miller, Secretary. ' T ODGE PENINSULA" KILWINNING* .1/ No. 696,' S.O. 1 Brethren are invited to attend a CHURCH' PARADE, which will be held at the Presbyterian Church, Portobello, TO-MORROW (Sunday), the 15th- inst. The Loige will leave the Masonic Hall, Portobello, at 2. p.m. sharp, for the chunSk. Visiting > brethren cordially invited. White ties, gloves, and regalia. - . v 14 j a 8. J. WATTS, RW.M. rriHE UNITED STARR-BOWKEIT JL BUILDING SOCIETY. £SOO BALLOT, No. 3 GROUP. £SOO BALLOT, No. 5 GROUP, JANUARY 26. 1922. Joiti our New No. 6 Group now.' '2OOO shares limit. 10 shares maximum. £lO minimum premium per £IOO ■ Particulars on application. HUGH MITCHELL Secretary, r I4ja v 152 High street. TTIGHEST-QUALITY Mill and Factory JLJL Supplies, including Belting, Packings Jointings, Boiler Compounds, Grease. Cotton Waste, and Fire Extinguishers at lowest prices from Manning Co., 5 Bedford row, Christchurch. ‘ ryour hair is dull'* or impoverished trv Dr WILSON’S REGENERATOR as a ’ tonic; it’s really splendid; bottles 4s.—■ Bendy, solo agent for Australasia, 18jaA NIP before ietinng ensures sound, sweet sleep. WATSON’S No. 10 Whisky. Famous far mildness and flavour. ECZEMA CURED I —My Herbal • •Treat-'- I '' meat positively cures the distressing trouble.—Thompson, herbalist, Ounara., V