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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19001, 25 October 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TAG O PU B LIC SCHOOL SP O R T'S. OTAGO CHAMPIONSHIPS. 3000 COMPETITORS. 3000 CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, SATURDAY NEXT, SATURDAY NEXT, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, SATURDAY NEXT, SATURDAY NEXT, 27th - OCTOBER 27th. First Event 11 a.m., Last Event 4.45 p.m. Continuous Programme from' 11 a.rn. to 4.45 p.m. GIGANTIC MASSED DISPLAY. Hot Water, Tea, Milk, and Sugar will be provided Tree to all Senool Children, in attendance. Admission: Adults Is, Stand 6d; Children cd, Stand od. H. DIVERS, Secretary. “ rpi-IE BRISTOL ” We make a specialty of time payment Business and can offer purchasers very equitable terms. Get our quotation to-day, or write for explanation. FOR PIANOS ON TIME PAYMENT. WE SUPPLY THE CELEBRATED WALTER COLLI N SON PIANOS FOR CASH OR BY PAYMENT OF MODERATE DEPOSIT & BALANCE MONTHLY. Catalogues posted promptly on Application. THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY' (LTD.), DUNEDIN.

L A Z A THEATRE. A Paramount Programme. Alice Brady in 7 p.m. “ THE LEOPARDESS,” wonder-play of South Sea Isles. Sir Gilbert Parker’s Drama, 8.30 “OVER THE BORDER.” .A thrilling talo of Canadian Police, with Tom Moore and Betty Compson. Also: Travel Picture and 2 p.m. 3.30 CHILDREN’S EXHIBITION! Children’s exhibition : BRYDONE HALL. BRYDONE HALL. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. OPENING ON MONDAY AT 2.30 P.M. SPECIAL NOTICE. Curios (Chinese. African, Japanese, Indian, South Sea. Islands, Maori, etc.), also Exhibits cf all kinds, will be received at Brydono Hall TO L DAY (THURSDAY), TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), and on SATURDAY, from 10 a.m. to noon; 2 p.rn. to 4 p.m. ; and from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 250 BOARD AWD RESIDENCE. TACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL, AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS. 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street). Tho Most Centrally Situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout. Five Minutes’ Walk from Railway Station. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. TERMS MODERATE. ‘Phono 2450. P.O Box 470. HOT TEAS. . , JACKSON’S are making a Specialty of their THREE-COURSE TEA for Is 6d. Comprising Soup, Fish, Entrees, Sweets, etc. ' T EVIATHAN HOTEL (Near Railway Station), DUNEDIN. The Most. Up-to-date and Largest Private Hotel in New Zealand. Situated only 3 minutes from tha Railway Station. The Leviathan is the handiest half-way bouse between trains. Large, airy bedrooms, electric light, private sitting and smoking rooms, modem dining hall, excellent service. CHARGES MODERATE. Day and Night Porters. Books Rooms hy Telegram or Letter. -Telegraphic Address: Leviathan, Dunedin. PO. Box 112, Dunedin. Telephone No. 2934, Telephone office No- 67. ACCIDENTAL HOTEL, Manse street.— vjr Under entirely new management. Good accommodation for tho travelling public. Tariff 8s a day, or £2 2s a week. Permanent boarder? by arrangement—Telephone 3145. 20f QQ CANONGATE, city; 8 minutes from •/& Station; largo airy bedrooms: electric light; good table, hot water; tariff from 27« Sd weekly, including washing.—’Phone 25X1 200 SUPERIOR Sitting Room, Bedroom, and IO Kitchen; just done up; gae for cooking and all conveniences; 3 minutes walk from Octagon.—Address 305, Times Office. £y Q ALBERT STREET (city, near Techni/VO cal College) has Vacancies: excellent table, electric light, hot water; tariff from 27s 6d; every comfort. Telephone 3433. 4o TE RAHIRI HOUSE, corner Smith and Stuart streets; sunny position; excellent accommodation ; ternv> moderate; permanent guests bv arrangement. ’Phone 2277, T" O LET, Furnished APARTMENT?, Single Rooms; all modern conveniences.—Rosearrock, 70 Stafford street (telephone 1117). 12m LEITH HOUSE (’Phone 1021).—Having secured an adjoining House, there are Vacancies for a few Boarders. 21ao ELDERLY Man wants BOARD and LODGINGS (a home) with homely people.—Address 400, Times Office. 250 -'CTACANCIES for few gentlemen BOARD- , V ERS; every comfort and convenience; central; terms moderate.—4l9, Times. 250 TO LET, BED-SITTING ROOM; fireplace, gas, conveniences; central, best locality; suit couple or friends.—2lo High street. 250 TO LET, Double and Single Furnished APARTMENTS; fireplace, electric light, use of conveniences.—327 High street. ROAD BOARD NOTICES. T OMAHAWK ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a MEETING of tho Tomahawk Road Board will bo held in tho Board’s Office, Tomahawk, on FRIDAY, November 16, 1923, for the purpose of confirming tho following resolution, which was passed at a Special Meeting of the Board convened for the purpose, and hold on Thursday, the 18th day of October, 1923 : In pursuance of the powers vested in it by “Tiro Road Boards Act, 1903,” ‘‘The Public Health Act, 1908,” ’'Hie. Public Works Act, 1908,” “The Counties Act, 1906,” and all or any other Statutes it hereunto enabling, the Tomahawk Road Board doth hereby make and enact by Special Order the following By-law No. 1, as contained in the draft now produced. By-law No, 1 nvovides conditions in connection with the erection of buildings within the Road District, also Sanitary Regulations. A copy of the proposed By-law is open for inspection at tHo residence of the Clerk, Highcliff. JAS. W. FARQUHAR, Road Board Clerk. Highcliff, October 24, 1923. 250 USE “Fibrine” Black Anti-Corrosive Paint for all waterproofing and preserving purposes —inside and out. Larger spreading capacity. More easily applied. Resists electricity.—Literature from R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford row, Christchurch. KAITANGATA NUTS; unequalled lor cooking; -Ida cash per tec, on the flat. KAITANGATA NUTS; breakfast in ten minutes; 46s 6d caeh per ten, on th«