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AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS’ p EINCES S__T HBATB3S* Direction: John Fuller and Sons (LtdJ. TO-NTGHT, nt B—Every Evening, 5 NEW ACTS 1 5 TREMENDOUS OVATION NIGHTLY. The Star of the Year; BERT COOTE, Supported by Miss PEGGY FISH WICK and Mr . OSWALD WALLER, In another Delightful Sketch: P. PIPP, DETECTIVE. P. PIPP, DETECTIVE. Last Week. Don't Miss this Famous London Comedian. DINKS & TRIXIE. The Elongated Comedian and the Girl with the Golden Voice. Bert DUDLEY. Evelyn Winning Personalities, in a Rare Round of Pleasure. MARCUS & D’ARMA. MARCUS & D’ARMA. Sir Benjamin Fuller’s Latest Importation, in a Unique and Unusual. Melange • of Music. WALTER VERNON. , Something Essentially Novel in the way of Ventriloquism. Smashing New Programme: RENO’S MARIMBA PHONE BAND, FRED WEBBER. MAUD COURTNEY MAUD COURTNEY And Mr “ C.” Mr “C.” Another Fuller " Star ” ; PHIL. BRANSBT. PHIL. BKANSBT. Clever Cockney Impersonations. Fullers’ Bedrock Tariff: Is, Is 6d, 2a 68 (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; later at JACOBS’S, tobacconist. pianolas; THE WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS PLAYER-PIANOS. The Player-Piano is. the Piano of the Twentieth Century—an instrument as wonderful as the Aeroplane and as modem W Wireless I We invite you to oa.ll and see these marvellous combinations of a Piano and a Reproducing Piano, now oQ view in our Upstairs Salon. , THE AEOLIAN PLAYER-PIANO. THE AEOLIAN PLAYER-PIANO, THE AEOLIAN PIANOLA. , THE AEOLIAN PIANOLA. THE AEOLIAN “ DUO-ART” PIANOLA. THE AEOLIAN “ DUO-ART:’ PIANOLA. In Models for Foot, an£ also Electric Power, THE DUCK ART REPRODUCING PIANO occupies an honoured place in Buckingham Palace, London; the Royal Palace, at Brussels and Madrid; and in the Vatican, Rome. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LD., Headquarters for Pianos and Player-Pianos, Princes street. PUBLIC NOTICES. p# WEES FOR DECORATING ARE ' SCARCE. See the Lovely Artificial Flowers just arrived from London—. Chrysanthemums, N«*turtiums, Catkins. Tulips, Roses, Carnations, eto., iu all the glory of the natural colours and tints. These beautiful creations axe much in evidence' in London, and in the off season they impart a wonderful brightnesa and freshness to tho surrounding's. They will last indefinitely. Supplied singly or in bunches from la upwards. Very limited supply. They M going fast. mss CLOUGH, 62 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. I'ENDY’S HAIRDRESSING ROOMS. Ladies and Gentlemen will find Heady's diet Rooms replete with every modem mifoTt and the work in both departments fried out by a staff of thorpnghly oomtont assistants. Every branch of Hairdressing and Hair,rk is undertaken, including Haircutting, ampooing. Marcel Waving, Hair Tinting, ectrical Massaging, eto. Advice on all matters relating to hair d scalp free of charge. Appointments oked. Business hours; 8.30 till 6. Saturdays, p.m. Address; 104 PRINCES STREET. Telephone 902, KTE HAVE A HANDY SOLID BAR * SCREW-DRIVER, itahle for all purposes about the house. The price is Is, or Is 3d posted. What about it? _ VERNON SMITH (LTD.), George street ►AINTS READY MIXED, in 1-gallon, and A-callon Tins.— Shipment landed many useful shades of Messrs W. H. i me9 and Sons’ “Town and Country u3O ” Brand. These Paints are guorani] to bo manufactured from pigments of highest grades, ground and thinned with mine linseed oil and genuine turpentine, I are free from rosin oil, imitation turpen- „ and such like adulterants. Wholesale cuts; c! W. WHITE & CO., 297 Princes sot, Dunedin. SJu CHAMBERS, Family Butcher, 76 Arthur street. ’Phone 995. IHEST QUALITY— LOWEST PRICES, penalties: Mild Sugar-cured Bacon, Corned Beef. Sausages. iXLSTONES and GRAVEL absolutely and permanently Cured without operab by the new Herbal 1 rcatnaent.— mpson, herbalist Oamaro. Btia r AITANGATA COAL; cheaper firing; good results.' BXO AITANGAXA COAL, the housewife’s de- . light. 31 ° 3BT CHALMERS, —J. WATSON’S Winter Clearing Sale general Drapery, bin’ Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, now :ee ding. 3ZEMA CURED.-—My Herbal Twitmont positively cures the distressing bio —Thompson, herbalist. Otimaru. ISS LOGAN, Typist; all work strictly confidential. —5 and 6 Stock Exchange secs street entranced. Telephone 126. IT.RATE SHOE STORES, 242 Princes street, 274 George street, for Reliable ITWEAR at lowest prices. CUT-RATE SHOE STORES for Ladies' English Glace Lace or Strap Shoes, 13s 6d; Velvet Shoes from 6s Bd. SHOE STORES.—Men’s Stout fl. Chrome Working Boots, plated, 19a gj. ,jjon’s Box Chrome Boots, sewn soles, 19s’ Cd. gAUT-KA’i’E STOKES for Men’s Tan Wil\j low Derby Welted Boots, round toes, 22s Gd; Black or Nigger, 24s 6d. UX-KATE STORES for Men’s Bluchers, lOe Gd; Greenhidss, 27a 6d; Box Cookhams, double-sewn soles, leather lined, 29e Gd. UT-RATE SHOE STORES.—Warm Slippers, Goloshes, Gumboots, Clogs, Sole Leather; great value hi Children’s Footwear. KAITANGATA COAL; unequalled for cooking. 810 KAITAN GATA COAL; breakfast iu ten minutes. B’o IN’S—Lowest Prioee always in Wellpapers, Paints, Glass, Brush ware, and all Painting and Paperhanging Needs.— Wren's. FRESH FlSH.—Naumai will bo at wharf This Morning (Friday). lau O TAGO WITNESS.—New etoxiee. . A large amount of reading matter. Price, Sd>

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19239, 1 August 1924, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Otago Daily Times, Issue 19239, 1 August 1924, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Otago Daily Times, Issue 19239, 1 August 1924, Page 1