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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19039, 8 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSE MS NTS. B US N 8 HALL. NATIONAL DANCERS’ CONCERT. TO-NIGHT. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. BEST COMPETITION TALENT PROCURABLE. COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF. BRING YOUR FRIENDS. Admission: Is and 2s. PROGRAMME. „ Overture—Selected. —Mr Hoi Don 9 Syrapopae Orchestra. Double Highland Fling.—Masters Leslie M'Gregor and Graham M’Kinlay. Piano Solo —Selected.—Miss Beryl Cooper. Double Sailors’ Hornpipe.—Miss Ethel Sinclair and Master A. Sinclair. Song—“ Meeting of the Waters. —Miss Lily Stevens. ' Dance Duo.—Pupils Miss Keates. Duo Swords. —Master Percy Lockhart and Robert Wright. Song—“ Because I Love You.”—Miss E. Denholm. . Irish Reel.—Miss Lula Walsh. Jill Fox, Masters Hugh and lan M'Arthur. Humorous Recitation —“Casey Taking the Census” (by request). —Mr F. M‘Car thy. Song—Selected.—Mr F. Mitchell. Duet—“ The Twins ” (by request).—Master Jack Stevens and Lewis Froud. Highland Reel.—j Miss Lucy Robinson, Alice Brockett, Rona Wilson, Edna Agnew. Song—“ Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes.’ Mr J. Leech. . Overture—Selected.—Mr Roi Don’s OrSong—“ Homeland.” —Miss F. Mitchell. Sean Triubhais.—Miss Georgina Munro and Netta Pullar. Humorous Recitation —“ A Bush Christening.”—Mr P. McCarthy. Song—Selected.—Miss E. Denholm. Double Irish Jig.—Miss Thelma Gillespie and Eileen M'Carthy. Song—Selected.—Mr F. Mitchell. Dance Duo. —Pupils Miss Keates. Reel o’ Tullooh.—Miss Rita Beck, Lily Fox, Edna Gray, Effie Johnson. Accompanists: Mrs J. Leech and Miss Mona Brunton. Pipers: Messrs R. Clark, L. Lament, T. Munro. National Anthem. TAGO WITNESS. —New stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price, 9d. O

ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. A MEETING of the Dunedin Central Branch will be held in Jamieson’s Buildings, Stuart street (next Turnbull and Jones’s), on TUESDAY, December 11, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Remits to. Annual Conference, and General. 2d P. NEILSON, Hon. Secretary. QTAGO RADIO" ASSOCIATION (INC.), A GENERAL MEETING of the members of the Otago Radio Association (Inc.) will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Assembly Hall, Moray place,; on WEDNESDAY NEXT, December 12, at 8 p.m. H. E. BARTH, 2d Hon. Secretary gjpLDIBES’ IVtEMORIAL, MIDDLETo Residents of Strath-Taieri. Deep Stream, and Pukerapgl, and to all concerned, rhe Ceremony of Unveiling Memorial will take place on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 19th Inst., At 2.20 p.m. Relatives, Returned Soldiers. Mends, and Subscribers are respectfully invited to be present. , A Train with Passengers loaves for Dunedin at 4.5 p.m. W. D. MASON, Hon. Secretary, npHE ANNUAL CLOSING CEREMONY A Of the DUNEDIN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Will bo hold in BURT HALL, At 2.30 p.m, on THURSDAY, 15th INST. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested in the work. gd 'yyORKERS - EDUCATIONAL ASSOThe ANNUAL MEETING of the above Asaociation will bo held in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, December 13, at 8 pm BUSINESS: Annual Report; Election of Officebearers ; and General. AH subscribers, students, and supporters of the movement are cordially invited to attend. W. M. BRADLEY, °u Hon. Secretary. The united starrbowkett BUILDING SOCIETY. INVITES MEMBERSHIP FOR NEW No. 8 GROUP. Entrance Fee only payable of Is per Share Enrolments now being taken. Payments commence early next year. Each Slwe entitles you to £IOO. Interest Free. Particulars on application J. W. SM EATON, Secretary, 152 High street, Dunedin, Gallstones and gravel absolute! and permanently cured without oper« tiona by the new Herbal Treatment.Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. i