Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18761, 15 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE. Direction Sir Benjamin and Mi John Fuller. TO-NIGHT—EVERY EVENING—AT 8. 3—NEW ACTS—3. 3—NEW ACTS—S. A PROGRAMME OF PERFECTION. Second Week—Tile New York Stars, POTTER AND HARTWELL. Biggest Hit in Twelve Months. Charming and Unsophisticated First Appearance. REECE SISTERS. First Appearance. REECE SISTERS. Lovely Girls in Harmony. First Appearance also, VAUGHAN VAUGHAN VAUGHAN In a Wonderful Novelty Act. Direct from the Big Auckland Pantomime, The Famous London Sensation, THE BRACKENS THE BRACKENS THE BRACKENS (Opening Tuesday). LOLA STANTOXINE. . LOLA STANTOUNE. American' Violinist. SHIPP & KENNY. Their Last Night. LOUIS BLOY. Prince of ■ LOUIS BLOY. Banjoista. SLA YIN & THOMPSON, SLAVIN & THOMPSON, The Perfect Patterologists. BBRESFQRD & RENNIE, BERESFORD & RENNIE, Melodious Mixtures. Entirely New Programme, The Famous London Entertainer (Late of the English Pierrots), OH AS. E. LAWRENCE. OHAS- E. LAWRENCE. OHAS. E. LAWRENCE. OHAS. E. LAWRENCE. Just a Few Minutes’ Entertainment. TARIFF: Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; thereafter at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. CJHENET GRAMOPHONES. THE PERFECTION Of TONE-REPRODUCING INSTRUMENTS. “ Music brings rest after the worries of the day.” When you possess a “ Cheney,” you will be .soothed and thrilled by its ’exquisite harmonies. Hie Spirit of Music lives in the “Cheney.” Every delicate modulation or tone by singer or instrumental artist is reproduced with absolute! fidelity and amazing realism. The “ Cheney r * is the Gramophone with , a • special appeal to musicians and cultured, musio-lovers. Made in Artistic Classic Period' Designs, in various Styles of Cabinets. W© snail welcome a visit of inspection. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD.* Gramophone Headquarters. PRINCES STREET. EXCURSIONS. OTORT 0 U R 8j SEE DUNEDIN AND ITS SCENIC - -SPOTS. ' =-~- Each Tour 25 miles, and occupies two hours. Mornings 10 o’clock. Afternoons 2.30 o’clooik. 10s Per Passenger. 10s , Special Tours to the Goldfields and Laked District. Daily Tours (including Sunday). For reservations ring ’Phone 3030 or 7177, . OFFICE: 193 PRINCES STREET (Adjoining Grand Picture Theatre). OTAGO TAXI OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). 4 H. DIVERS, 22d Secretary. MEETINGS. O TAGO MOTOR CLUB. The MONTHLY GENERAL MEETING of the Members of the above-named Club will be held in the Soldiers’ Club Room, Moray place, on TUESDAY, 16th January, 1923, at 8 p.m. P. H. POWER, 15ja Secretary. D UNEDIN IRISH SOCIETY. The above Society invites the NOMINA* TION of OFFICE-BEARERS for the 1923 Season. All Nominations must be in on or before SATURDAY, 20th inst. E. RYAN, Hon. Secretary. Box 703, Dunedin. 15jai PUBLIC NOTICES. JJURNSIDE FREEZING WORKS. The above Works will OPEN for the! Season on TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1923. THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO. (LTD.), 15ja Burnside, Dunedin, INQUIRE NOW about this SPECIAL SOUTHERN CROSS ASSURANCE OfferONE POLICY. ONE PREMIUM. Covering— LIFE, ENDOWMENT. ACCIDENT. AND ALL SICKNESS. All in one —economical, easy. Inquiie now, THE MANAGER, THE SOUTHERN CROSS ASSURANCE COMPANY (LTD.), Commercial Bank Chambers, 15d5 Dowling street, Dunedin. N 0 T I O E. We have now STOPPED taking Black Currants and Gooseberries, as wo require the space for Apricots and Peaches, now coming in WE REQUIRE ABOUT 100 GIRLS to Pack Fruit. IRVINE AND STEVENSON’S St. George Company (Ltd.), 15ja Filleul street, Dunedin. miE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUAi. KAXTEE CORPORATION (LTD.), 00 Lower High street, Dunedin. NOTICE. r THOS. TYRRELL has been appointed FKICT MANAGER at Dunedin for iho e Corporation. MAURICE ARCHER, Manager for New Zealand. ALL Chronic Ailments successfully treated, George Gourlie, Consulting Medical Herbalist, 437 Princes etreet, Dunedin (opposite Oval).