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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19260, 26 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. “J E li Q U E S” GREAT NEWS. THE WONDER SHOW IS TO BE REPEATED. As hundreds wore unable to gain admittance on either Saturday or Monday, and in response to numerous appeals, the management have decided to repeat the performance on SATURDAY NEXT', at 3 p.m. ONE MORE NIGHT. BIGGER BETTER, BRIGHTER THAN EVER HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. At 8 p.m., SATURDAY NEXT, Mr J. Y. HANNA will again present the STAR ATTRACTION OF 1924, JERQUES, JERQUES, JERQUES, Whoso Triumphant Season has Eclipsed all Previous Records. THE SAME BIG ORCHESTRA. THE SAME BIG SHOW. 350 PERFORMERS—3SO Will Again Appear. Nothing Like This Ever Been Attempted Previously in Dunedin. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. THE 1924 SENSATION. BOX PLAN will Open at The Bristol during the week. Day Sales will be advertised later. Tariff: 3s, 2b, Is (no tax). L. NEILSION HARRIS, 26au Secretary. J£ING EDWARD THEATER To-night at 7.45. BERT LYTELL, BLANCHE SWEET, BRYANT WASHBURN, and 20 other Stars in “ THE MEANEST MAN IN THE WORLD.” The most delicious, enticing morsel of entertainment that ever hit our screen. 3TJOSEPH’S Rattray street. HALL, WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 8 p.m. GRAND DEMONSTRATION By Miss MOIRA COUGHLAN’S DANCING PUPILS, Assisted by the Following:— Misses A. Campbell, A.T.C.L., Clare Dillon, Myra Wynne, Olivo Hajligan, Ah co George, and Messrs Sydney Taylor, L. J. M’Cullough, R. W. Fox, and Master M. Coughlan. Whole Proceeds to St. Vincent de Paul Society. Admission: 2s and Is, A : LL .SAINTS’ G.F.S. ANNUAL SALE OF WORK, ALL SAINTS’ SCHOOLROOM, O-DAY (TUESDAY) and WEDNESDAY, 26Ui and 27th August ramatic Entertainment Each Evening Y 8 o’clock, entitled: Little Snow White; or. The Princess of Poppyland” t Magic Tale in Two Acts, of Virtue Victorious and Villainy Vanquished). Admission: Afternoon 'Free; Evening, i; Children, 6d. Proceeds in Aid of the Parish Endowion( Fund and St. Mary’s Orphanage, Doors Open 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. .. Ticket#,. Admit, JQTH. Nights. , .... >UNKDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (Inc.). REUNION NIGHT, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, At 8 p.m.. At ST. PAUL’S SCHOOLROOM Stuart street. [osical Programme by the Savage Club. Cordial Invitation to. all Ex-service Men. Admission Free, but by ticket only, obtainable at the R.S.A. Club. T A G O INSTITUTE (Astronomical Branch). • (Weather Permitting.) he OBSERVATORY (near Rattray et tram line) will be OPEN TO VIoIRS TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, and lURDAY NIGHTS of this week, for iervation of MARS- Open at 7 p.m. irge to non-members, 6d. Children lor 12 must be accompanied. _ tOFT MISS SEEING , D ( “ THE CLOCK,” SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. )N’T Forget: Oddfellows’ Animal Ball at Milton Coronation Hall, at 8.80 Friday. 29th August. Beatb and :oll’s orchestra. meetings. lORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. hie ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MEMBERS will be held at the Club’s ice Crawford street. Dunedin, on TUESiY," August 26, 1924, at 8 p.m. H. L. JAMES, „ Secretary. HE GAELIC SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, i lieu of the Ordinary Monthly Meeting Gaelic Society will hold a SOCIAL T> DANCE in Kroon’s Hall, Moray • e , TO-MORRo vv (WEDNESDAY) ENING, 27th, at 8 o’clock. Committee ‘‘ 7 ' 3 °‘ L. M’LEAN, j Secretary. PERSONAL. YOUNG Gentleman, with means, wishes CORRESPOND with select young lady (20-25); only genuine need apply.—lßß, Times. TWO select young Gentlemen, with moans, wish CORRESPOND with two young Ladies, view friendship and matrimony.— 127, Times Office. 25au PERSON seen taking 11 HENS from R. Crosaan’o farm kindly RETURN and save further trouble. 36au TWO respectable young Gentlemen wish to CORRESPOND with two young Ladies, view to friendship and matrimony.— 228. Times. 26au GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. ■4 FOR OCCUPATION lease art VIII of “'The Land Act, 1908.”). I, WILLIAM HENRY PEDDLE, of Macraes Flat, carter, Hereby Give Notice that I have Applied to the I.and Board of the Otago Land District for an Occupation Leaso under Part VIII of ‘‘The Land Art, 1908,” over Section 78, Block 1. Highlay Survey District, containing 41 acres approximately. and my application will he Heard bv file said Board at its Meeting to bo held in Dunedin on WEDNESDAY, 10th September, 1924. 26a u W. H. PEDDIE. nUHE FARMERS’ PAPER.—Ihe Agriculi tura! Department of the Otago Witness ia acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other Weekly in the Dominion. CdIIOULD you desire Advice or Treatment £5 for your Hair, consult Mr Hendy, Now Zealand’s "leading Hoir Specialist, 104 Princes street. Consultations gratis. Appointments booked. fTIWHE city pavements don’t tiro your feet when your shoes lire soled with WOOD MILNE ’THILL” RUBBER SOLES. They’re soft, springy, and shock-absorbing. Only you know they’re there.