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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19041, 11 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. fjTEE PLAZA THEATRE. Commencing FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14. Twice Daily at 2 and 7. P. T. SELEIT presents “ SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN.” “ SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN” “ SAWING THROE (-ill A WOMAN.” “ SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN.” It will mystify you; it will thrill yon; it will make you rub your eyes and wonder. The most amazing and easily the most mystifying Vaudeville Act ever yet presented in New Zealand. HOW IS IT DONE? £lO is offered for the correct solution and £2 2s to the two next best, LOCAL LADIES wishing to go through tire experiment may do so. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY, and avoid disappointment, at it only comes once in a lifetime to see an act of this description. In conjunction with a SPECIALLY SELECTED PICTURE PROGRAMME, including TOM MIX in “ STEPPING FAST.” PRICES; 2s 2d and Is. Children halfprice to Matinees. lid HILL’S PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE.- —Special engagement of Miss Annie Duff (Queen of Scots Song). Also full Picture Programme, including Zaire Grey’s famous Western story, “ The Last Trarl.” Monday, 10th, Ranfurly; Wednesday, 12th, Green Island; Thursday, 15th, Heriot; Friday, 14 th, Waikaka; Saturday, 15th, Waikaia. f ICd SAINTS’ LADIES’ GUILD. ANNUAL SALE OF WORK, All Saints’ Schoolroom, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, December 12 and 13. Entertainment on Wednesday by Mrs C. E. Statham and Party; Thursday by Mr J. A. Haggitt and Party. AFTERNOON TEA 6d. Tickets for both Evenings, Is. Afternoons free. lid OAVERSHAM INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. EXHIBITION AND SALE OF WORK. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY, 12th to 11th December, 2.20 to ? p.m.. Over 200 Articles to- choose from. Suitable for Christmas Gifts. Afternoon Tea, 6cl. All Interested Cordially Invited.

SPORTING. TROTTING ANNUAL MEETING, DECEMBER 29. CLUB. fo . r Ad Events CLOSE with the undersigned on WEDNFSnav December 12, at-8 p.m. bUAY . ,^ l il^ r -° gra T miße ' ’, n tilo Official 'Calendar and Trotting' Journal; or on application. H. A. PIERCE, Bos 11, Winton. Secretary.^ JOCKE.Y CLUB. ‘Y'INCENT ALL NOMINATIONS CLOSE for the above Race Meeting for the sth and 7th January, 1924, on WEDNESDAY 12th December,. 1923, afc 5 p.m. declared Friday, 21st DecemT. DUGGAN, Jun., ° Omakau. ■O.BRWIOK CALEDONIAN SOCIETY’S ANNUAL SPORTS. JANUARY 1, 1924. NOMmATIONS (7s 6d) for Sheffield & s £I J CLOc-E on DECEMBER 15, Handicaps declared December 24, VR iooT (2a M ) December ia-M. All other events Post Entry. (^ v ’ e . 1 ’ in prizes for Piping, Dancing and Athletic Events. Programmes on ap plication. Motor ’Bus meets train, Henley. Fare Is each way. ’ . , J. CAMERON, Secretary. OUTRAM TOWN BOARD. f UTR A M TOWN DI STRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Oatram Town Board will, at a MEETING to be held on the 15th DECEMBER, l! l mf fle n?°' vn Hall, un( i° r the provisions of T | le 1 2? wn ,. 8c l ards Ac *> 18 03,”' Section 36, and “The Rating Act, 1908,” Section 50, will Make and Levy a GENERAL RATE V?® ~H . a l, f P e mT , ( i d) hl the Pound on the Capital Rateable Value over the whole of the Town District, for the purpose of Surfacing, Grading, Gravelling, Asphalting, General Maintenance, and Working Ex-' ponses from Ist April, 1923. to the 31st March, 1524, payable to the Clerk ai his Office on 29th December, 1923. Also, at the same time and place, the Outram Town Board, under authority of ‘The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,” Section 83, and ‘The Itatinp: Act, 19DS,” Section 103. Subsection 2, will Make and Lew a Water Rate of 6 per cent, on the Amiuai Value of properties supplied with water, said rate to take effect from Ist April, 1923, to 31st March, 1924, and be payable to the Clerk at his Office in one instalment on the 29th December, 1923. Also, at the same time and place, the Outram Toyvn Board will, under “The Municipal Corporations Act’ 1920,” Section 88, Make and Levy a Street lighting Rate of Sixpence. (6d) in the Pound (£) on the Annual Rateable Value of all propertv in the Town District, said rate to take effect from the Ist April, 1923, to 31st March 1924, and bo payable to the Clerk at his Office on the 29th December, 1923. The General, Water Rate, and Street Lighting Rate Books are open for inspection at the Clerk’s Office, JOHN GRANT, , Town Clerk. Beaumaris street, Outram, 7th December, 1923. 10d DON’T toll anybody if I tell you this: We got a wire this morning from Father Christmas saying, “Coming to Mosgiel Monday, December 2J. We’ll be at H. Swallow and Co.’a. Tell'you more-later.”