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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18456, 18 January 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Empire At 5.45, 8.45. THE SOUL OF YOUTH, As enjoyable as Huckleberry Finn, Brilliant as Dinty. A Story of a. Waif of the Slums. Book at Bristol, THEATRE. At 2, 6.45. DOUG. M'LEAN in PASSIM’ THRU’, 3 &8. East Lynne, with variations. Mack Sennett Comedy. 3.28, 8.20. Burton Holmes Scenic. Firewalkers of Bega. QCTAGON THEATRE Last Two Nights Marie Corelli’s Worldfamous Novel: "God’s Good Man,” allBritish production, featuring Basil Gill and Peggy Carlisle Don’t miss this wonderful picture. Amst and Hadfield Sculling Race at Wanganui, other fin© Supports. Plan at Begg’s. ___ RAND THEATRE. TO-DAY at 2 and 7 p.m. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! HARRY CAREY in “The Wallop,” a Universal Western outdoor story, and SHIRLEY MASON in “The Unwritten Code.” Supports; Topical Gazette, Comedy, and new episode “ Flaming Disk” Serial. F LA Z A THEATRE TO-DAY at 2 and 7 p.m. FULL THREE-HOUR PROGRAMME. SHIRLEY MASON 'in “ The Unwritten Code” and HARRY CAREY in “ Tho Wallop,” a Universal Western outdoor story. Supports; Topical Gazette, Comedy, and new episode ” Flaming Disk” serial. UEEN’S THEATRE, LAST TWO DAYS. The Greatest Drama of the Day. Thomas H. Ince’s Drama Eternal of Mother Love: “MOTHER 0’ MINE.” The story of the 'world and its people of to-day. A loaf from the ledger of life. Excellent Supports. Plan at Bristol, or ’Phone 1979. E VERYBODY’S THEATRE AGAIN TO-DAY. PAT O’MALLEY, Tho Daredevil in “Go And Get It,” in “ SHERRY.” “ SHERRY.”

From the famous novel by George Barr M'Cutcheon. A Big, Human Picture. Also Budget, Patho Comedy, and Review. King edward. AGAIN TO-NIGHT. At 7.15 o’clock. PAT O’MALLEY, Star of “ Go And Get It,” in ‘•SHERRY.” “SHERRY.” From the famous novel by George Barr M'Cutcheon/ A Big, Human Picture. Also Budget, Path© Comedy, and Review. O~OmNGd COMING! RANFURLY, .WEDNESDAY, January 18, E4DGWAY’S CIRCUS and MENAGERIE. The largest road show now in Australasia. A combination of Wild Beasts and 'Clever people. Zoo includes Lions, Wolves, Lemurs, Monkeys, Bloodhounds, and a host of Beautiful Australian Birds. COUNTRY TOUR RANFURLY.—WEDNESDAY, 18th. KYEBURN.—THURSDAY, 19th. MIDDLEMAROH.—FRIDAY, 20th. CLARKS.—SATURDAY, 21st. OUTRAM—MONDAY, 23rd. MOSGIEL.—TUESDAY, 24th. JgU O K O ISLAND.' A SCREAMINGLY FARCICAL REVUE. By ST. MICHAEL’S TROOP (CHRISTCHURCH) BOY SCOUTS, CORONATION HALL. ST. KILDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, RELIGIOUS. Y OEK PLACE Filleul Street H A L L, (Top of St. Andrew Street), WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 7.30, MEMORIAL SERVICE, The late Mr John Southey, Of the China Inland Mission. BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. jgOROUGH ,OF GREEN ISLAND. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ADDITIONAL 10 PEE CENT, will bo added to ALL RATES REMAINING UNPAID after TUESDAY, 31st January, 1922. The Clerk will bo in attendance at tho Oliico to receive Rates on TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTEKiwUNS, also FRIDAY EVENING from 7 to 8. /T. THOMSON, 13ja ‘ Town Clerk. jgOROUGH OF WEST HARBOUR. BUBONIC PLAGUE PRECAUTIONS. Residents of Ravensbourno and St. Leonards are requested to CLEAN UP ALL RUBBISH in and around their property. Rubbish deposited at the gate in tins on MONDAY, 23rd inst., will be removed by the Council. Tho Health Department ask that this request bo attended to at once, also that nothing be left about that rats can feed on. Poison for rata can be obtained from the Council at cost price. A PENALTY of 10 PER CENT, will be charged on ALL RATES NOT PAID by the 26th JANUARY, * W. CONNOR, Town Cleric. Rothesay, 16th January, 1922. 18ja PUBLIC NOTICES. CROSS SOCIETY. OTAGO DISTRICT. PRINCESS MARY WEDDING GIFT. Will all Members, Ex-members, V.A.D.’s, and Voluntary Red Cross Workers in Otago District please note that time for receiving subscriptions in re the Red Cross Gift to Princess Mary has boon EXTENDED 'o lltii FEBRUARY. Subscriptions (limited to la each, in cash or stamps), with names of subscribers, may bo loft with or forwarded to HUGH MITCHELL, Secretary, 152 High street; Or MISS WILLIAMS, 268 High Street; Or R. CONN, Chemist, 124 High Street; Or N.Z. BIBLE & BOOK DEPOT, 18 j a 48 Princes Street. TLTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DE I. LASKI & THROPP, Circular Woven Tyro Company, being the Owners of Now Zealand Letters Paten t No. 32394, da toil 24th January, 1912, for “ Machine for Making or Building up Pneumatic Tyros,” is desirous of fully satisfying all the requirements of tho public respecting said Invention in New Zealand.—For further information and particulars apply to the Abovenamed, care of this Paper. 18ja N ° T — 1 0 E. I take this onnortunitv of THANKING the FRIENDS of my MOTHER (Mrs James Manning) for ihoir kindness to her during her three years in the Lawrence Hospital. IBja_ (Signed) GILBERT MANNING. fJHIUST MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. ASLIN, BROWN, & COLE, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Co. Buildings, Bond street. OTAGO WITNESS.—New stories. A large amount of leading matter. Price, 8«L