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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19248, 12 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. T H E QUEEN’S For QUALITY Pictures, Master Pictures Offer “THE HERO.” Starring GASTON GLASS and • _ BARBARA I,A MARR. . , The vivid touches of human emotions — their weaknesses and strengths—have been blended into a remarlwblo drama liberally sprinkled with smiles and laughs. Added Attraction. CREIGHTON HALE and ETHEL SHANNON in “ RIDERS UP.” “RIDERS UP.” The most sensational race track story of the films. JjJYEETBODT’S THEATRE. Twice Daily, at 2 and 7. CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In “THE KID:” “THE KID.” The Wonderful Comedy that took a year to make. Also Showing, ALLAN FORREST k EDNA MURPHY In “THE MAN BETWEEN.” A Drama of Bright Lights and Brilliant Women. UNIVERSITY LITERARY SOCIETY. PLAY READING EVENING. Members of the Play Reading Circle will present “ RIDING TO LITHEND,” A Lyric Tragedy by Gordon Bottomley and Helen Simpson’s Fahtasie, “PAN IN PIMLICO,” In the ANATOMY LECTURE THEATRE, OTAGO UNIVERSITY, At 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 13. Incidental Music from Wagner’s “ Siegfried.” PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED.

Nursery records for the children. Ali the old favourite Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Stories told at mother’s knee can ' now be obtained on “H I S MASTER’S VOI CE ” - ntirsery RECORDS. Miniature records, measuring’ 7 inches in diameter, with a collection of favourite tunes or stories on both sides. . . There are three series, each consisting pf Six records, in a Stoutly bound, attractively coloured, album, illustrated with appropriate pictures. Tlie price of each series complete in album is 255, or any record mav be purchased separately for 3s. THESE RECORDS ARE ORA MM ED FULL OF JOY FOR THE LITTLE ONES. Now obtainable in full supply at THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY (LIMITED), Gramophone Parlours, DUNEDIN.

MEETINGS. QTA G O INSTITUTE. The FOURTH ORDINARY MEETING will be held in the Biology Lecture Room, at the Museum, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, August 12, at 8 p.m Address: Dr J. HOLLO-WAY, “The Forests of the Coal Age ” (illustrated with laijtern slides). R, S. AULAN, Acting Hon. Sec. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. D UNEDIN CHAMBER MERGE. OF COMNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICES (in writing) of Candidature or the intention to Propose or Nominate any Member of the Chamber for the Offices of President, Vice-president, Auditor, or Member of Council for the Year ending 30th June, 1925, will be Received by ihe Undersigned at the Office of the Chamber, Bond street, Dunedin, up till Noon on WEDNESDAY, 13th August. 1924. The Officers Retiring are the President (Mr Peter Barr), Vice-president (Mr F. M. Shorli), Auditors (Messrs Moodie and Smith), who are eligible for re-election; and Messrs A. H. Allen, G. Benson, H. Brasch, Walter Gow, Adam Paterson, and W. H Shepherd six members of Council, who are Not eligible for re-election. If the number of Candidates Nominated Exceeds the number of offices to be filled, Ballot -Pacers will be issued, and a POLL taken at the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Chamber, to be held 6n THURSDAY, 21st August, 1924, at 8 o’clock p.m. • Only those members nominated in accordance with the Articles of Association will be eligible for election^ Secretary. Dunodin, sth August, 1924. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. ’ COUNCIL. CITY J^UNEDIN CLEAN-UP WEEK. ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a SPECIAL COLLECTION of HOUSE REFUSE and ACCUMULATED WASTE MATTERS from the HOMES. HOUSEHOLDERS are accordingly invited to Collect any such Waste Matter that has accumulated about their respective premises and out it out on the same day and at the same time that the usual Daily, Weekly, or Twice Weekly Clearance is made from their particular premises These Special Provisions shall apply during the week commencing MONDAY, August 18, and ending on SATURDAY, August 23. NO TRADE WASTE WttL BE ACCEPTED FOR REMOVAL. G. A. LEWIN. Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin. August 11, 1924 I2au HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. H o T E WANTED TO PURCHASE, SUBURBAN OR GOOD COUNTRY Hu PEL. Send particulars to BOX 648, Christchurch. (urgent! Hubs el bur g h), or 6-roomed PROPERTIES; buyers aiting.—Dooley's, Octagon. 9au ntTANTED to BENT, 5 or G-roomed fV HOUSE, to suit invalid; central, at; urgent. —855, Times. 12au BUY, Double Brick HOUSE, 5 or 6 rooms; state price and what callty.—Bs7, Times. 12au tSTANTEU PURCHASE (urgently), FivoI'v roomed HOUSE, on rise; fairly good pair essential; cash to £9OO. —BG6, Times. myANTED to RENT, married couple, V no fan ‘"™ family. Furnished COTTAGE of or 4 rooms, for 4 to 5 months from Ist tober, in Central Otago (Alexandra, Clyde, Cromwell preferred). —852, Times Office. fcUYER Waiting, modern Brick BUNG AI LOW; Dunoltur preferred; to £5500. arke, 10 Dowling street. 12au ryANTED, 4-5-roomcd COTTAGE, Castle * street or near vicinity-BlxS, Times. RyANTED to RENT, 4 or 5-rooined f HOUSE, for six months; advertiser ently an owner, so would take care of iperty. —Replies, giving particulars, to iinsf erred, Box 390, Dunedin. 12au The First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is nt all times a large class of persons, both m country and (own, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield Without hesitation' to the first who asks.