Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19009, 3 November 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE* Direction t John Fuller and Sons (LtdJ, THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. 2.15. 2.15. For 6d, Is, Is Bd. WEEKLY MATINEE TREAT. Sam© Show as at Night. TO-NIGHT at 8. Laugh Every Time the Clock Ticks. STIFFT & MO. STIFFY & MO. Supported by a Special Company of Artists, comprising a uniquely clever combination, presenting STIFFY & MO AS PLUMBERS. STIFFY & MO AS PLUMBERS. KEELEY & ALDOUS. TRIXIE IRELAND. ASHTON & MARSHALL. First Appearance. First Appearance, Magnetic and Mirthful NAT HANLEY, NAT HANLEY, The Smart Entertainer at the Piano. To-night’s Tariff: Is, 2s, 3s (plus Govern* ment tax). Plan at THE BRISTOL till Noon; thereafter at JACOBS’S, tobacconist. rjTHE SALVATION ARMY* Main North road. North Dunedin. COMMISSIONER and MRS HOGGAHD, Assisted by Majors Haines and Bladin, D.H.Q. and Social Staff, WILL OPEN AND DEDICATE THE NEW HALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 3 p.m. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4. A Day of Salvation in the New Hall, II a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Grand Opening Tea at 6 p.m. in largd marquee at rear of hall. 8 p.m.—United Gathering in large marquee. Dunedin City Silver Band will he present;! also about 50 visiting officers. 2n W. HAINES, D.CL “gWANEE” ELFTEB; WHISTLES AND PICCOLOS. These are novel and wonderful Instruments which can be played by anyone with a musical ear. You blow into the “Swanee” as with an ordinary whistle, and the different notes are produced by pushing a rod in and out. A child can play them ! THE VERY-THING FOR PICNICS, CAMPS, AND HOLIDAYS. Goes well with the Gramophone or any instrument. THE SWANEE “GRAMOJAZZKIT’ Nearly 14in long, solid ebonite, Elegant mounts. “Model de Luxe,’’ 40s; posted, 40s 6d. THE SWANEE “WHISTLE” llin long, solid ebonite, E.P. mounts* handy for the pocket. 17s 6d; nested, 18s. THE SWANEg v 6in long,' solid vulcanite. E.P. mount, 7s; posted, 7a 3<L THE SWANEE “FLUTE” For the young folks. Sin long, ebonite with nickel cover. Is fid; posted, Is Bd. GHAS BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for Musical Instrument*, PRINCES STREET. ' A. HOUR PARTY’S DANCE, -i Earlv Settlers’ Hall, MONDAY NIGHT, at 8. Messrs Beatk and Driscoll, Musician*. Ladies Is, Gents 2s 6d. Supper. OHE A P READING* DUNEDIN ATHENASUM CHARGES. Quarterly, 5a 3d; Half-yearly, lOi fid A Yearly. 21s; Youths. Half-price. On« book and one magazine for each ticket Family Tickets, 31s fid (two books, twd magazines); 36s 9d (three books, two_ mag** zincs); 42* (four books, two magazines). • BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. JgARGAINS i , FOR LADIES. A personal inspection will convince you that our stock is replete with all the Latest in Fancy Work and Materials for same. Silks in Dainty Shades for Jumpers, Ties* and Stockings. Oriental Coloured Designs in Cushions, Table Covers, Cozy Covers, Oentre% from 3e fid. Crepe Nightdresses, Stamped Ready Work —5s fid and 7s fid. Beads in profusion, and in every oonceir* able shade. The Bargains are going fast. Call Early, MISS CLOUGH, George street. HE PHONOGRAPH PAR-EXCEL. LENCE. When buying any article it pays to gel the best; therefore, when buying a Gramo* phono, get the best, “ THE BRUNSWICK.” For excellence of tone and clearness of enunciation it is unrivalled—and it PLAYS ALL RECORDS. Come along and hear it playing, any day, any time, all the latest Fox TVots, Jazz, and Orchestral Records, at BRAITHWAITES (LIMITED), Princes street, Dunedin. Sole Otago and Southland Agents for th* BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS. jg X C L U S I V E COMBS, Some very beautiful Combe of Exclusive Design have just arrived direct from Paris, and are on view at Hendy’s Hairdressing Booms-. They include choice variety of Spanish design eo much worn at present; also Brilliant Slides, Pins, etc. They make excellent Presents for Birthday or Christmas Gifts, and the Prices range from 2s 6d to 45s each. Inspection of same cordiallyinvited. Address: 104 PRINCES STREET, Also Curling and Waving Irons just landed* from Is 6d pair. OOD AND CLEVER BOOKS, The Best Short Stories of 1922. No. 1* English; No. 2, American. 6s each (Bd).’ How to Make the Best of Life—Arnold Bennett. 10s (8d). Some Things that Matter —bv Lord Riddell. 2s 9d (fid). An English Course for Everybody—S. P. B. Mais. 8s (fid). Suggestion and Mental Analysis— Brown. 4s fir! (fid). Belief in God—Bishop Gore. 10s (Sd). Postage in brackets. N.Z. BOOK DEPOT, 48 Princes street. NO Motorist should he without the Air ' Friction Carburettor. It means less fuel and increased mileage. Perfect performance on all gears and in all climates,—R. P. M. Manning and Co.. 6 Bedford row, Christchurch.