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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19254, 19 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS•J 1 H E EMPIRE Dunedin’s Do Luxe Picture House. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 7. A Romance of tho King’s Highway. “DICK TURPIN'S R!I);: TO YORK.” “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” Starring England’s Foremost Actor. MATHESON LANG as DICK TURPIN. MATHESON LANG as DICK TURPIN. Supported by Isobel Elsom. Every British-born man, woman, and child has either read or hoard of Dick Turpin and his famous Black Mare, and has thrilled at their marvellous exploits. All faithfully depicted on the screen as tho author, Harrison Ainsworth, \vroto the book. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. Accompanied by THE EMPIRIC ORCHESTRA, Conductor, Air Charles Parnell Overture. “ Maori Melodies.” Reserve at THE BRISTOL, or ring ’Phono 444. QUEEN’S THEATRE TWICE DAILY at 2 and 7 p.m. TWO BIG FEATURES. No. I—An All-star Cast in “ HOODMAN BLIND.” “ HOODMAN BLIND.” “To-night I drove my wife into the street because of the scandal this scoundrel started.!’ That’s the climax to this sensational melodrama—a picture of a thousand thrills. Feature No. 2 Bert Lytell in “Tho Meanest Man in tho World.” Ho couldn’t smile—no, he couldn’t, till Cupid taught him how. Come, have a laugh at him—come, share a thrill with him —you’ll go wild over him. IN G EDWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT at 7.45. “ THE HERO.” " THE HERO.” Portrayed hy Gaston Glass. Barbara La Ma.rr and All-star Cast. A human study, cleverly knit into a series of laughs, thrills, and absorbing climaxes. Mermaid Comedy and Full Supports.

«IJMIE BRISTOL ” FO R CONCERT BALLADS. Synchronising with the visit of Mr Charles Haekett we have laid in good stocks of this famous artist’s favourite song numbers. Also Gramophone Records. BALLADS WISTFUL AND GAY As sung by “ The Greatest Tenor Since Caruso.” CHARLES RACKET T. ‘Ah, Moon of Mv Delight.” “Birth of Morn,” “Dana,” “ I Heard You Singing,” “ Marcheta,” “Could I,” “The Blind P loughman, “Thank God for a Garden “By the Waters of Minnetonka,” “Mother o’ Mine,” “Because,” ‘Song of “ Quietness,” " Sea Fever.” THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.), DUNEDIN. rjp H E EVENT OF THE SEASON ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ORDER BUFFALOES, G.E.B.N.Z. FIRST ANNUAL BALL. ART GALLERY HALL. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. Patron: His Worship the Mayor. G. Ellison, Caterer. 19au Dancing 8.15. Beath and Driscoll’s Jazz Band. ' G. B HARNEISS, Secretary.

MEETINGS. Annual meet in g EGYPT GENERAL MISSION TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), AUGUST 19. At 7.45 o’clock, Y.W.C.A. HALL, MORAY PLACE. INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS, Rev. F. M BEATTIE (Chairman) Reports arid Financial Statement will be Presented by the Secretary. All Welcome. MARGARET .1. GAIRDNER, Hon. Sec.. South Island Council. 12c City road, Roslyn. 2 8' HILDA’S OLD GIRLS’ ASSOCIA- • TION (Incorporated). Tiro ANNUAL MEETING of the above Association will te held at tho School THIS (TUESDAY), August 19, at 7 p.m. M. E GIBBS, ig au Hon. Secretary. F ORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of MEMBERS will be held at the Clubs Office Crawford street, Dunedin, on TUESDAY,’ August 26, 1924, at 8 p.m. H. L. JAMES, 19au Secretary. o TAGO UNIVERSITY COMMERCE FACULTY EX-STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION. A MOCK BANKRUPTCY MEETING will be held in the Y.M.C.A. at 8 o clock TO-NIGHT . , All interested invited. D. M. MALLOCH, ig au Hon. Secretary. A MEETING of DAIRY FACTORY DIRECTORS, SUPPLIERS, and MANAGERS will bo held in the New Zealand Express Company’s Board Room, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, 21st August, at 10.45 a.m. to discuss the Grading of Dairy Produce. Grading of Cream, etc., and the advisability of appointing E arm Dairy Instructors. Mr VV. M. Singleton, Director of tho Dairy Division, will address tho meeting. SOUTH ISLAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (LIMITED). 16au G. A. LAMB. Secretary. DAIRY Producer® and Manufacturers' Association. —The First GENERAL MEETING of the above Association will bo icld in the N.Z. Express Company’s Board loom on THURSDAY, August 21, at 2 p.m. U 1 interested arc invited to attend.—J. L. Ilarke, secretary. 18au GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS, Application for occupation LEASE UNDER PART VIII OF “THE LAND ACT, 1908.” I, CHARLES BATES, of Owaka, Labourer, hereby give notice that I have applied to the Land Board of tho Otago Land District for an Occupation Lease under Part VIII of “The Land Act, 1903,” over Section 67, Block I, Highlav Survey District, containing 38 acres approximately, and my application will lie heard by tho said Board at its meeting to bo held in Dunedin on WEDNESDAY, 10th Septcminl’, " C. BATES. Telephone 1860. T SHACKELL & CO., * 23-27 ST. ANDREW STREET, HYGIENIC BEDDING MANUFACTURERS. WE RE-MAKE, RE-TEASE. AND STERILj.SE YOUR BEDDING AT SHORT NOTICE. , ALL OUR BEDDING IS BUILT BY EXPERT WORKMEN. Our Special Pure Milled Wool Bedding guaranteed not to get hard or lumpy. OUR BEDDING IS BUILT. NOT STUFFED. OTAGO WITNESS. Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the Dominion. Pound in every farmhouse in Otago ond Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural distiicta, it ■ offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising mything of interest to country reader*. J