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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18800, 1 March 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. “•El MERY BROS.’ CIRCUS.” Hi KING EDWARD ROAD, SOUTH DUNEDIN, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) and FRIDAY, Ist and 2nd March, at 8 o’clock. 16 STAR ACT'S. 16 STAB ACTS. “Two and a-hnlf Hours of Wholesome Fun.” If you miss seeing Starlight, the human \Pony, you miss the Treat of a Lifetime. “Kjillarney, the Undefeated Buckjmnper.’' 1 Bring your own saddle, no flank rope used. Bucking Tommy, the Smallest Buckjumpor in the World. The Children’s Delight. Trick Violinists, Hat Spinners, Gymnasts, Wire Walkers, Trapeze Artists, Performing Dogs, etc. KALKORAI: SATURDAY, March 3. WAITATI, MONDAY. March 5. Prices: 3s and 2s (plus tax). Children Half-price. pLAZA THEATRE. Double-feature Programme. To-day at 2 and 7 p.m. “ THE TIGER’S COAT,” Featuring Myrtle Stedman. Also “LUCKY DAN.” Dick Talmadge’s Latest Thriller. Supports; “Leather Pushers,” Round Two, “Hallroom Boys,” Comedy, News. QK AND T H E A T R E Double-feature Programme. To-day at 2 and 7 p.m. “ THE TIGER’S COAT,” Featuring Myrtle Stedman. Also a LUCKY DAN.” Dick Talmadgo’s Latest Thriller. Supports: “Leather Pushers,” Round Two, “Hallroom Boys,” Comedy, News. QUEEN’S THEATRE Final Presentation of Rex Beach’s Great Adaptation of “The Net,” “FAIR LADY.” A lavishly staged and absorbing story of Sioily and a dread vendetta. Commencing To-morrow: Two Complete 3Hour Sessions Daily, at 2 and 7, LEWIS STONE in “MILESTONES.” A play of world-wide fame. jg V ERY BODY’S THEATRE For the Last Time,

DOROTHY GISH in “ THE COUNTRY FLAPPER.” Serial and Excellent Supports. To-morrow, at 2.15 and 7.15: A Sensational Western Drama, ‘‘BIG STAKES.” A rattling story of the Mexican Border. EDWARD THEATRE To-night—At 7.15—T0-night. Rex Beach’s Greatest Novel, “FAIR LADY.” “FAIR LADY.” Adapted from his success, “The Net." The tracking down of the dread secret society and the vendetta sworn by tho beautiful Countess. Buster Kearton Comedy and others. PROFESSIONAL. (Professional Card.) JORDAN & H E N A G H, AN. SURGEON DENTISTS. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN.

And also at BRIDGE HOTEL. KAITANGATA. Visits Tuesday Fortnightly. Next Visit FEBRUARY 27. J& J. WILLIAMSON. • CHIROPRACTORS John Williamson. Miss Williamson. SEVENTH TEAR OF PRACTICE. Graduates P.S.C.; Members N.Z.C.A (Ine.). If you are hampered in your work or happiness by lack of health, get the Chiropractic idea—all else will follow, because Chiropractic gets you-well. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, Corner Princes aaid High streets. Hours: 9.30 to 12 noon; 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. Saturday, 9 to 12.30. ’Phono 594. . ■ Consultation Free. MR T. G. KINNEY, CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer School Graduate). H.B. BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET (Fourth Floor). HOURS: 10.30 to 1 p.m.; 3 to 5.30 p.m. Saturdays: 10 to 1 p.m. X-RAY FACILITIES. ’Phone 3750. ' sja NTHONY IL THOMSON, CHIROPRACTOR, Graduate P.S.C., Member N.Z.C.A. (Inc.). SPECIAL NOTE.—I have found it necessary to extend my hours for Adjustments until 6 p.m. Hours: 9 a-m. to 12; 2.50 to 6. Saturday, till 12.30. ’Phone 3010. X-RAY FACILITIES. DAWSON’S BUILDING (Moray place). QHIROPRACTIC. CHRISTIE & CHRISTIE, Graduates P.S.C., Members N.Z.C.A., Inc. 2nd Floor, H.B. Buildings, Princes street. Hours; 9 to 12.15; 2.30 to 5.45; 7 to 8 p.m. Saturdays 9to 1 p.m. Lady Attendant. Consultation Free. X-Ray Facilities. Telephone 1718.

GRADUATE WELTMER INSTITUTE, \JC U.S.A. WM. GEO. F. PERRY, Suggestive Therapeutist.. 520 GEORGE STREET. New Telephone, 3032. Spinal Massage, Chronic, Nervous, and Mental Disorders Treated. Office Hours; 10 to 12; 2 to S, 6 to 8. Saturday, 10 to 12; and by Appointment. jgOOTirS ELECTRO-MEDICAL AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE. 480 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. (Reg. A.M.A. and N.Z.' Gov.). Eat. 34 years. Telephone 600. NOTICE. —Mr Booth wishes to intimate that he has returned from his holiday and resumed practice. oOja I R K’S INSTITUTE Invercargill. The only Private Hospital in the dominion where diseases and ailments of all kinds are treated according to PROFESSOR KIRK’S METHODS Wo have had wonderful success with apparently hopeless cases. Don’t look upon your case as hopelesa Write to ns and we will tell you if we can help -you. All correspondence to be addressed to

Mr D. MARSHALL. 'Phone 315. 13s rpivoij RESTAURANT AND ROOMS, STUART STREETS TEA NOW OPENED NOW OPENED Under New Management, As a - FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND TEA ROOMS. Meals (Three Courses) la 3d Morning and Afternoon Tea at All Hours. SMALLGOODS A SPECIALTY. TO the RESIDENTS of MOSGIEL and DISTRICT. —I bog to notify the public that I have BOUGHT the BUTCHERY BUSINESS of Mr JONES, and hope to retain the patronage of nil his customers, us well ns to gain now ones, by retailing nrimcst mutton, beef, and smallgooda at lowest prices. R. HOLLAND. Butcher, Mosgiel. Telephone 122. 28f “en’s HIGH-GRADE READY-TO-WEAR SUITS; perfectly modelled; latest designs; 120 s, 135 b.— Herbert, Haynes.