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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19270, 6 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CHILDREN’S MATINEE, 2 o’clock CHILDREN’S MATINEE. TO-DAY. pLAZA AND GRAND 2 p.m, Now Showing’ Daily—7 p.m. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. The Idol of Young and in “ NORTH OF THE YUKON.” “ NORTH OF THE YUKON.” “NORTH OF THE YUKON.” A Drama of the Trail of Lhst Men. You will see the Rush for Gold, the Battles with the Wolves, Blinding Blizzards, and an Arctic Storm. You’ll thrill when the Innocent Man is sent on the _ “Journey of Death,” 400 miles of icy trail, with neither rifle nor food. Also ’ Showing, “FLAMING PASSIONS.” “FLAMING PASSIONS.” “FLAMING PASSIONS.” From the World-known Novel, • “LUCRETIA LOMBARD,” By Kathleen Norris. It’s a story of mistaken marriages, with wonderful characterisations by Monte Blue and Irene Rich. Supports: Fox Sunshine Comedy, World’s News. Please be Seated Early. Reserves at Theatre. 'Phones: Plaza' 2460; Grand 2501. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. To-day at 2. To-night at 7. “ GOD’S COUNTRY AND I THE LAW.” With an All-Star Cast. Another JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD pic ture, filled with thrilling adventure and red-blooded action. It is one of his _ inimitable tales of the north woods —of primitive men and beautiful women, A supreme dramatic study of the workings of a guilty conscience. Feature No. 2: “ TOILERS OF THE SEA.” Suggested by the novel of Victor Hugo. Melodrama and appealing romance are corn binod in a striking story with a tremendous climax. SCHOOL JUBILEE, 1875-1925. A EUCHRE PARTY will he held in the GYMNASIUM. Oxford street, on TUESDAY. September 9, at 8 p.m. Proceeds to go to the Jubilee Fund. Admission, Is. Four Prizes-

JPOOTBALL. PALMERSTON PIRATES & DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL v. DUNEDIN FIFTHS. At Palmerston, On SATURDAY, 6th, at 2.30. Admission: Ladies, 6d; Gentlemen, Is. A. H. BREMNER, 5s Sec. Eastern District Sub-anion. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES WANTED. WA N T ED, HOUSE TO RENT. Furnished or Unfurnished. Apply THE FLETCHER CONSTRUCTION CO. (LTD.), Security Buildings, 6s Stuart street, Dunedin. 'ANTED, HOUSE, 5 rooms and kitchenette; all modern conveniences; state cash price.—3Bs, Times Office. Is WANTED PURCHASE, modern fiveroomed BUN GALOW- —Send price and where seen to Spot Oaoh, Times Office. WANTED, a SECTION; handy to Oxford or Kirkcaldy street. —Apply 280 Oxford street. 6s 'ANTED to RENT, two unfurnished ROOMS; 15s week. Also, wanted to buy, HOUSE; £6OO-£700; would give threeseater Studebaker; electric light; just been overhauled, as deposit, about £l2o.—Address 538, Times Office. 6s 'ANTED LEASE few ACRES LAND, and small Cottage, vicinity Macandrow’s 8ay.—526, Times Office, 6s HOUSES wanted, large and small, all parts City and Suburbs. Cash buyers waiting. Also Money to Lend First and Second Mortgages and Temporary Finance to those Building.—Patersons, Rattray street. 6s 'ANTED RENT. 4-roomed HOUSE; conveniences; one year’s lease or more; £1; three months’ rent advance; careful tenant.—s 49, Times Office. 6s 'ANTED RENT (by painter), 4 or 5roomed HOUSE; willing to keep in good repair.—551, Times. 6s PERSONAL. Frederick georgb Matthews, Formerly of Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, last heard of in New Zealand. If the above-named Frederick George Matthews, or anyone knowing of bis whereabouts, will Communicate with the Undersigned, something will bo heard to his advantage. DOYLE & KERR, Solicitors, 413 Collins street, Melbourne, Australia. LADY (widow, with boy nine years) wishes to CORRESPOND or MEET respectable Working Man (30 to 40), view matrimony.—466, Times Office'. 4a WILL person who met Advertiser opposite Partell and Boag’s garage on Monday, August 25, and offered drive to Mosgiel kindly Telephone 3132; urgent.— Clement. 6s RESPECTABLE Gentleman (29) wishes to CORRESPOND with young Lady, with view to matrimony.—sl4, Times Office. HEBE’S a conjuring trick you can dot Change the hard asphalt pavements or metal roads into soft grass walks by having WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS fitted to your boots. They make walking easy and pleasant.