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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18512, 24 March 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QE AND THEATRE. TO-DAY at 3 and 7 p.m. ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME. VIOLA DANA in a Metro ComedyDrama, “THERE ARE NO VILLAINS.” Supports: “Alfalfa Love” (a Century comedy), Topical Gazettes, and new episode “ Terror Trail ” serial. pLAZA THEATRE. TO-DAY at B and 7 p.m. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. VIOLA DANA in “ THERE ARE NO VILLAINS,” a Metro Comedy-Drama. Supports; “ Alfalfa love ” (a Century comedy), Tropical Gazettes, andi new ©pisode “Terror Trail ” serial. UEEN’S THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-DAY! A First National Special _ Attraction. A tale of wondrous adventure in old Spain in “ SERENADE.” “ SERENADE." Featuring Miriam Cooper and George Walsh. Also latest Patho Gazette and “ Nothing Like It ” (Christie comedy). A programme really worth while. Plan at The Bristol. Everybody’s theatre, COMPLETE CHANGE TO-DAY 1 A SCREEN TRIUMPH. Featuring ALICE JOYCE in “THE INNER CHAMBER.” Adapted from, Charles Caldwell Dobie’s famous novel, “The 8100d 1 Red Dawn.’’ Also latest Gaumcmt Graphic, Patho Comedy, fifth episode “ Hidden Dangers” Serial. King edward. AGAIN TO-NIGHT at 7.15. A Mammoth Production : “ THE INNER CHAMBER.” Starring ALICE JOYCE. The Motion Picture World states that never before has Miss Joyce appeared to better advantage than in this picture. The well-varied Supporting Programme includes the latest Gaumont Graphic. Pathe Comedy, and fifth episode “ Hidden Dangers ” Serial.

SCHOOL S’ CHAMPIONSHIPS, swimming; SWIMMING. DIVING. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. MUNICIPAL BATHS, MORAY PLACE. At 7.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. SWIMMING. SWIMMING. DIVING. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. Organised and Controlled by Otago Centre, N.Z.A.S.A. ALL SCHOOLS COMPETING. ALL SCHOOLS COMPETING. ALL SCHOOLS COMPETING. ALL SCHOOLS COMPETING. Admission: Is. Children, Half-price (plus tax). Come and se© your future Champions 1 Come and have an .evening's healthy enjoyment. E G. JAMES, 24m. Hon. Secretary. “THE BRISTOL” PIANO CO., LTD., FOR ALL THINGS MUSICAL. DANCE MUSIC A SPECIALTY. We have the best Selection of Fox Trots and Novelty Dances. Always up to the minute.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ADVEBTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions Ss 6d; 8 insertions, 6s;. Strictly Gash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. jyOULTRYI POULTRYI POULTRYI We ore BUYERS of TURKEYS, GOSLINGS, DUCKLINGS. YOUNG ROOSTERS, and FOWLS. No commission. Railage paid. Crates supplied free. Consign W. STEWART (LIMITED). Fishmongers, Poulterers, PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. ■Virr ANTED TO BORR OW, . £i&oo. First Mortgage, at 6i per cent., for three to five years, FREEHOLD AND ERICK SECURITY. Value £4OOO. Answer in first instance to SECURITY, 24m Times Office. OOpfriri WANTED on First Mortgage, v/Freehold Dairy Farm in Southland ; valuation satisfactory. Interest current rates. —Apply “Purchaser,” Box 286, Invercargill. 24m Wj' >TED, SEWING to do at homo; any land cut garments hand done, or mending.—Cheap, Times Office. 24m WANTED to BUY, Second-hand SEWING MACHINE.—FuII particulars to \V. Guy, Palmerston South. 24m WANTED, PIANO: in good order; must be reasonable.—Address, giving particulars, Spot Cash, Times Office. 24m TWO Trappers want BLOCK of ground, cither trap or poison.—Address Rabbiter, Times Office. 23m WANTED BUY—Ladies', Gents’, Children’s Left-off CLOTHING, BOOTS.— Mrs Woodrow, 193 King Edward street. Telephone 2149. 9m HORSE, COW COVERS Made and Re- ' paired promptly.—B. Smith, covermaker, corner Hope and Carroll streets, Dunedin. 22m WANTED to PURCHASE, EXPRESS: condition and pries 555, Times Office. WANTED BUY, LOG TROLLY; 3ft gauge; width of face of wheels, price. Sawyer, care Times. 24m \%T ANTED to PURCHASE, SAUSAGE T* CUTTER; about 70lb machine.—Address 209, Times Office. 22m CONSULT me on points relating to Life, Fire, Accident Insurance claims; advice free. —W. G. T., Times Office. 22m WANTED to PURCHASE, 6-inch Centrifugal PUMP; urgently.—Address 214, Times Office. 22m WANTED, Second-hand 3-spring GIG; carry 3; must be good order and genuine material.—Warepa, Times Office. 22m WANTED, with Office. D.C. DYNAMO, li-2 k.w.. Switchboard. —Lights, Times 22m I7IMPIRE Scagrass Furniture and Basket li Co. Empire stands for strength and durability.—3l3 King street, Dunedin. 20m WANTED KNOWN—Mr Buchan still making bad feet good and good feet better. Appcintmenta ’Phone 1713. WANTED— Corns Removed; foot comfort assured. —Chae. Buchan, chiropodist, No. 4 Octagon (next F. and F. Martin). Appointments WANTED —Country Visitors seize opportunity have Corns Removed.—CHAS. BUCHAN, Chiropodist. No. 4 Octagon (next F. and P. Martin). 'Phono 1713. Ilf YOUR beat friend calls, mark the occasion No. 10 Whisky. How pleasant to with WATSON’S 17s UNSTAMPED, perfectly clean EGGS bought, any quantity bought at highest market rates—William Oxley. Sf LECTRICAL WORK.—House Lighting ’a Specialty.—Consult C. S. Matthews, 64 Hazel avenue, Caversham (’phone 862). WANTED to BUY, HORSEHAIR., any quantity; top prices guaranteed.— Otago Brush Company, King street, Dunedin. __ Hja BARGAINS in Gents’ TWEED SUITS; smartly cut; good trimmings; great Value; 84s.—Herbert, Haynes. 9m OLD Scotch at its best. WATSON’S No. 10 Whisky. Perfectly matured, delightfully mild. “Real guid’M 17a JNKSTO," the new Hair Stain, all shades; price Gs 6cl, at Hendy’a Hairdressing Rooms. Inspection cordially invited. 22m TVTOT Whisky but bad whisky does the AY damage. Order WATSON’S No. 10 and safeguard your health, J7s