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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18760, 13 January 1923, Page 1

IUGHTON CARNIVAL. FINAL RALLY for the SEA VIEW QUEEN. A good programme. Competitions: Nail ,Driving for Ladies, Hat Trimming for Men, Hairdressing (gentlemen to dress ladies’ hair). Side Shows, and other .attractions. Afternoon Tea a special feature. Special ’Busses will leave Manso street at 1.50 p.m. To-day (Saturday), January 13. Faros, Is 6d each way. Seats can bo reserved by applying to Crust and Crust. 13ja M. STEVENSON. nnilE DUNEDIN CITY TRAMWAY -8. BAND Will PLAY at ST. CLAIR On SUNDAY AFTERNOON. C. T. EATON. Secretary; F. CLARKSON, Conductor. o CTA G O N THEATRE Matinee 2.50; To-night 7.45. Hoot Gibson and Edna Murphy in a Western Comedy-drama, “THE GALLOPING KID.” Alsm Bessie Barriacale in “THE BROKEN GATE,”' a six-reeled Hodkinson drama. Splendid supports. Plan at Begg’s. Octagon Distinctive Orchestra. EM P IRE THEA TR E. Dunedin's de Luxe Picture House. Big Orchestra (10 players), 8 nightly. The World’s Greatest Love story: “ Romance.” Screening “ Romance.” “Romance.” 2.45 p.m., “Romance.” “Romance.”/ 6.30 p.m., “Romance.” “Romance.”' 8.30 p.m. “Romance.” Also LARRY SEMODL in “ The Bell Hop.” Also LARRY SEMON in “ The Bell Hop.” Gazette, etc. Reserves ’Phono 444. CTHOICE TEACHING PIECES PIANOJ FORTE. ' Dreams of Yesterday Baynton-Power Angelus Gabriel Morel Garden of Sleep Gordon French Fleeting Homs Marie Louka Breaking Waves Jules Bernard Blue Butterflies Leon Doro How Sweet the Moonlight ... E. J. Decevee Love’s Romance Eric Moss On the Lake Fredk. Williams ’Neath the Tree? Norwegian Reverie Danse Des Fees . . At Parting Pax in Terra Poppy Leaves Henri Dupret Marcelle Christian .. . . Jules Bernard ... Albeit Kussner ... Wm. Smallwood .. Sydney Gambrell Pandora Paul Loraine Price Is 9d per copy; posted Is lOd. TERRY’S MUSIO STORES. 174-178 George street. Dunedin.

HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings SituatioDß Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let. Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; S Insertions, Ss 6d; 6 Insertions, 8s; • Strictly Cash In Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. u R G E N WANTED TO BUT, SUPERIOR RESIDENCE. Tl GENUINE CASH BUYER waiting for a First-class Modern Residence in or near Dunedin, about 3 rooms and all possible conveniences. Must stand closest scrutiny. PRICE ABOUT £3500. Send particulars promptly to ASHLEY W. COOPER, The Live Property Salesman, 10 Dowling street (next to Post Office). WANTED TO EXCHANGE, Splendid 50-acro DAIRY FARM on Otago Peninsula for a 5 or 6-roomed House, WANTED TO EXCHANGE, Splendid Country HOTEL for a Dairy or Mixed Farm, llja B. L. MACASsisY & CO. ’ANTED EXCHANGE, 9-roomed House, with 6 acres good land, handy to tram terminus, for a 5 or 6-roomed House. TTSTANTED, 3 or 4-roomed HOUSE; mar- » v ried couple, no children; careful tenant. —600, Times. 13ja ANTED to RENT, 3 or 4-roomed HOUSE, in City.—s9l, Times Office. w BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. B OROUGH OP PALMERSTON. i* PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN that a SPECIAL MEETING will be held at 8 p.m. on MONDAY, 29th January, 1923, in the Municipal Office, Ronaldsny street, Palmerston, for the, purpose of deciding WHAT WORKING DAY in the week shall bo the STATUTARY HALF-HOLIDAY for Shops in the Borough. W. B. GALLOWAY, Town Clerk. jgOROUGH OF MO SGI EL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (he ADDITIONAL ('MARGE of 10 PER CENT will bo added to all Ratos remaining UNPAID after THURSDAY, 13th January next. W. E. M'LEAN, Town Clerk. Mosgiol. 6th January, 1923. 9ja AVAL PRIZE MONEY. All Discharged and Demobilised Officers and Men of the Naval Forces, including Reserves, whoso Applications for Naval Prize Money have been forwarded to the Admiralty, and who have not yet been paid, should NOW APPLY FOR PAYMENT to Navy Office, Wellington, if they have not already done so, staling full name, rank, or rating, and present address. In the case of Ratings Service Certificates or P.I.C. should be enclosed. Officers should forward some evidence of identity, Bja