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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18542, 1 May 1922, Page 1

'■J AMUSEMENT!. I pRINCESS THEATRE, I Direction : Sir Benjamin and John Fuller. TO-NIGHT AT~S. TO-NIGHT. i ANOTHER BIG INFLUX. ' 4 FULLERS' OVERSEAS STARS. ( ' First Appearance, Direct from England, 3 THE FAMOUS HAREM AND SCAREM- : Lively Girls Presenting “A Nursery Nightmare.” , Comedy Antics, Gay Nonsense, Daring Agility. y < Special Engagement, NEWMAN & WYNNE, NEWMAN & WYNNE, The Noted Cockney Entertainers, ;r In Sketches Grave and Gay. % VICTOR THE GREAT. Amusing ,i VICTOR THE GREAT. . Ventriloquy! ■ VICTOR THE GREAT. Scene. 1 Second Week—New Routine, 'j The Delightful English Songsters, ; BERESFORD & RENNIE. BERESFORD & RENNIE S THE TWO NICHOLS. A Super Novelty. HARTLEY & WEIGHT, $ More Songs and Broader Smile*. -J. Direct from England, Frank ALBER. Gladys. t Frank ALBER. Gladys. English Comedy Entertainers. The / Sensation of the Day. _ ■' Direct from Record-breaking Seasons In. Paris, London, and New York, EFFIE FELLOWES, j “Australia's Perfect Boy,” -S A Merry Masquerader, k Who walks the streets in boy attire and' '•£ chats with citizens and policemen without having her sex discovered. , /• EFFIE FELLOWES. ' IS SHE A BOY? IS HE A GIRL? Tariff: —ls. Is 6d, 2s 6d (plus Government il tax and booking fee). Plan at The Bristol till 5.30; afterwards at 4 JACOBS’S. J JUST ARRIVED! gOHEMIAN ACCORDEONSi SPLENDID VARIETY! REMARKABLE VALUE! ' We have recently landed ~ a large shipment of Accordeona from Bohemia. They are well and strongly made, with full bellows power and metal edged \ bellows. The Tone is Bright and Musical. AOOORDEONS TO SUIT ALL! 22s 6d 26s 6d 31s 6d 33s 35s 375/6d 40s 50s 60s and 75e. V Chromatic, 60s; Steel Reeds, 655. , Postage Is 6d extra. We can confidently recommend these instruments as being thoroughly Reliable and Satisfactory. CHAS. BEGG & CQ-, LTD.. Headquarters for Musical InstAimenta, ' PRINCES STREET. SHOW. OTAGO AGRICmfrUEAD AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PREMIER WINTER SHOW ANDv EXHIBITION. DUNEDIN. '; 30th. 31st MAY, and Ist. 2nd, end 3rd JUNE. 1922. LIVE STOCK, FRUIT, FARM PRODUCTS, WOOL, HOME INDUSTRIES. SCHOOLS’ EXHIBITS, DAIRYING MACHINERY. MANUFACTURES, RETURNED SOLDIERS’ EXHIBITS. Eta ENTRIES CLOSE* on MAY 10, 1922. Full particulars from H. V. FULTON, Secretary. P.O. Box 84, Dunedin. 29ap SPORTING. jyORTH OTAGO JOCKEY CLUB, WINTER MEETING. MAY 19 and 20. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS CLOSE TUESDAY, May 2, at 7 p.m. , G. M. PROCTER, Imy Secretary, Oamaru. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. o TAGO HARBOUR BQARD. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AUDITED BALANCE SHEET and ACCOUNTS and STATEMENT. OP ASSETS and LIABILITIES of the Otago Harbour Board for the year ended December 31. 1921, aa examined and allowed by - the said Board, will be; OPEN FOR IN- , SPEOTION at the Office of the Board between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m/* on Week Days other than Saturdays, and on Saturdays between 9 a-m. and 12 noon, for THIRTY DAYS on and from TO-DAY. CHAS. L. HORNE, Acting Secretary. Imy April 09, 1922. LEGAL NOTICES. E G A L. "1 Having admitted Mr THOMAS O’SHEA. ] LLB., as a PARTNER, the busineae in 1 future will be conducted under the name ■ i of “ Scurr, Neill, and O’Shea,” at the J present address. ■■ i SCURR & NEILL, Imy Scurr’o Buildings, Princes street. • ’ THE Estate of David Dunn- Seaton (late of Portobello), Dairy Farmer (deceased). All persons having ‘Claime Against the abovenamed David Dunn Seaton (deceased) axe requested to forward Particulars thereof to the Undersigned. The Accounts must be made up in detail, and must bear the following certificate: “I certify that thig account was due and owing - by the deceased on April 23, 1902.” Mondy, .Stephens, Monro, and Stephens, Solicitors, Dunedin., Imy ’ Thames district peace memorial.—Designs and Estimates, together with suggestions as to the materials to be used, are required for a Peace Memorial for Thames. Designs retixnable by MAY 31, 1922. Specifications and other information may be obtained from the Undersigned. N. GIBBS: liny Secretary, P.O. Box 35, Thames. < HOTELS, Boarding-houses, Farms, Stores, Offices. Don’t run the risk of being, “gutted out” by fire. Install one or mate;, "Underwriter’s ” Fire ■ Extinguisher*;' ria-* sures safety, dependable, efficient; death to flames. —Obtainable -direct ttond Manning 00., 6 Bedford row, OhitstehumSg O ,TAGO WITNESS. —New Stories. A.lug amount of reading matter. Poes Id-