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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19135, 1 April 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. _ SHOW STARTS AT 7.45 P.M. Owing to the Last Tpuns leaving at 10.14 to-night, and* to suit the convenience of patrons. Fullers’ Big Vaudeville Programme will COMMENCE EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK at 7.45. Not a single item on this Bill should be missed, so patrons are requested to take their seats punctually. DUNEDIN’S HOME OF LAUGHTER. p BIN CESS THEATRE, Direction: John Fuller and Sons (Ltd.). Every week better than the last, is the unanimous verdict of Dunedin theatre-goera in regard to CON MORENPS MUSICAL OOMEQY COMPANY. This is Con’s Greatest Laughing Show to date. It is a Musical Tale of the Canadian North-West, entitled “ GET YOUR MAN,” Illustrating the Comical Adventures of Ser j geant Clancy, of the R.N.W.M. Police. There is a Punch in every line, and a. Laugh every second. CESTRIA, THE DEVWNAS. VICTOR THE GREAT HATS MACKAY. THE MACKINNON BOYS. FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES: 2s fid,-. It fid, and Is. Reserves fid extra. Plus tax. Plan at Bristol till 5; then at Jacobs's. _ - : PIANOS HIGH-CLASS BRITISH | INSTRUMENTS, The Pianofortes manufactured by this notable London firm are very charming examples of the Finest Type, of British Craftsmanship. Discriminating Buyers choose “Windover” Pianos because of their acknowledged f High Standard, Splendid Construction, and General Excellence. Beauty of Design is allied with Purity and Volume of Tone and a most delightfully Responsive Touch. WINDOVER PIANOS Are made in Walnut and Rosewood, with Heavy Iron Frame, Overstrung, etc. A Piano that will last for a Lifetime—and longer! Wo cordially invite Inspection, OHAS. BEGG & CO , II)Headquarters for 1 British Pianos. ; ‘ . PRINCES STREET. PUBLIC HOTICE9. OOL FOR WINTER WEAR! New shipments are here. Call early., Rabbit Wool, for edging tempers, etc, m suitable shades, at 2s 3d per ball. Silk and Wool Mixtures for jumpers, children's frocks, etc., in all popular shades; “Memesia,” Is 9d ball; “Opaisheen,” 2s 4d pCr skein (2oz). Shetland Floss, plate colours and mixtures. Asalia Floss, plate colours,at 1c 2d per skein. Sports Wool, plain, Js 4d per skein; mixtures, Is 5d skein. Rug Wool, Is 3d per skein (ilb). AH Accessories; for rug making ini stock. Paton’s and Ros* lyn Wheeling Wool, Is scl per skein. Fingering Wool, 2,3, 4, smd 5-ply ;■ paten’s Is 4d per skein; Roslyn, at Is 2d 1 Seed Beads and Bugles reduc thimbleful. Necklets _ frc New shipment of Plaj for dresses and jut skein. Sill fid - per The T? nature ~ wadies or, ny sign cl o consult! tail of exf his branch ~ >rdinary hair essional advices onsultation. lu9_ Jassaging, ShampO? Jutting, Singeing, otoN, Special attention is also gr tester Cutting, etc. . Address: 104- PRINCES Telephone 902. lairwork of Every Description »-t Mode Charges. CITY PRIVATE AGENCY. 76 PRINCES STREET 'Whitcombe & Tombs Buildings, first floor). Investigations made and Information ob» tained in all matters within the dominion, ilso United Kingdom and United States. ! All information strictly private. , Divorce Cases a speciality. Also, Rents and Accounts Collected. Hours: 9to 1 p.m.; 2to 6 p.m. Sundays, f to 9 p.m., or by appointment. , J. CAMERON MacRAE, 16 Years’ Police Experience, Now Private Investigator. DETBCmVB STE are going out of Sports Goods, and f are selling our HOCKEY STICKS At 25 per cent, off the marked price. VERNON SMITH (LTD.), Corner George street and Moray place. TO TRESPASSERS. J^OTICB Persons Trespassing on QUEENSTOWN HILL with gun- or dog will be PROSECUTED. Poison will be laid for dogs, lap & SANDERS. € DORSET PARLODR& ) H.B. BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET. OCTAGON Corsets made to order to fit all figures, Now showing; Special Abdominal Belts; splendid support for all stout figures; can be worn with or without corseta. Also New Maternity Bolts, Surgical Corset and Belt a specialty. Advice free.—Miss ANDERSON, Corset Specialist. Telephone 3037. MASK BALL.—Costumes, Masks, Makeup for HIRE. —Theatrical Costume Co., Jamieson's Buildings, Stuart street Dunedin. lap PORT CHALMERS CONVENT SCHOOL ART UNION, Drawn at Port Chalmers on March 28. First prize No. 846 (Miss Todd, Ravensbourne); second prize No. 81 (Mrs J. Hart, Ravensbourne). lap ROADWAY TEaT ~ AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, under management P. Moodv, late Grand and City Hotels, Government dining cars. 27f REGENT, Men’s and Boys’ OUTFITTFRS, now under the Management of A Williams.—l 44 George street (opposite Plaza). 4m Broadway tea and luncheon BOOMS have Reopened under new management; everything up to date; trial solicited. 27f FORD OWNERS.—Save running costa with a “ King ” Automatic Oiler, the perfect lubricator. Prevents friction and burnt bearings. Acts automatically.—R. P. M. Manning and Co., 6 Bedford row, Christchurch. FOOT TROUBLES.— Why suffer? Skilful treatment by Frank Martin, foot specialist, permanently relieves. Savoy Buildings. 'Phone 2311. . 19ja KAITANGATA COAL ; worth a guinea a sack. Bla K" AITANGATA COAL; no trouble, no worry, most economical. tlo TAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A - large amount cf reading matter. Price. 9d _____ HEN you sample a good whisky remember it’s BBG-G’S, UMi