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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19349, 9 December 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON theatre TO-NIGHT at 7.45. The Management takes pleasure in presenting the World’s Famous Character Actor, GEORGE AiILISS, Supported by Alice Joyce, David Powell, Harry Morey, m an Anglo-Indian Drama: “THE GREEN GODDESS.” By reason of its plot, love story, and highlv dramatic action, “ The Green Goddess ” answers every demand for a wonderful evening’s entertainment. The Musical Programme for presentation by the OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA has been specially selected to suit the Anglo-Indian atmosphere of the picture. The Orchestra, under the direction of Arthur Noate, will play: Overture, ’’ The Light Brigade ” (Gruenwald), Japanese Suite (Holst)—(a) Prelude. Song of tho Fisherman. (b) Ceremonial Donee, (c) Dance of the Marionette, (d) Interlude, (e) Dance Under the Cherry Tree, (t) finale. Dance of the Wolves; Dance Dorienni (Guittard): Four Indian Love Lyrics, by request (Amy Wood-fordo-Finden); Suite frofn the Chinese musical play “ Almond Eye” (Rosse) —(a) Tho Bamboo Grove, (b) Almond Eye, (o) The Summit (d) At the Altar of Ancestral Tablets, (e) Imperial Chinese March; La Soudanese, Oriental Tone Poem (Jackson). Reserves at Begg’s, or ’Phone 50gl.

mHE GIFT SUPREME MUSIC! 1 PERMIT US TO HELP YOU IN THE WISE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS MUSICAL GIFTS. We have the most varied stock, attractive premises and assistants, skilled in the business of helping you to realise your wants. WE HAVE PIANOS AT ALL PRICES. WE HAVE GRAMOPHONES AT ALL PRICES. AND A LIMITLESS VARIETY OF OTHER MUSICAL GOODS. This Christmas Season you are invited to shop at The Bristol. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD-), DUNEDIN.

SHOWS. Dunedin horticultural SOCIETY. SUMMER SHOW ROSES, ROSES, ROSES, And other Seasonable Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, Decorative, and Floral Work. ART GALLERY HALL, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. Open lo public from 1.30 till 10 p.m, ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. LOST AND FOUND. L' OST, BUNCH KEYS.-—Finder please communicate with 12, Times Office. LOST (Main road, Green Island-Mosgiel), Black OILSKIN CAPE; reward.-W. Walker, Abbotsford. 9d LOST (vicinity Glen road), Spare RIM and TYRE off motor car; reward.—Cooke, liowlison. 9d FOUND— Mount Cargill, Concert Is; Dance, gents Is, ladies basket; December 12, 1924. —W. Green, secretary. 9d LOST (Saturday, near Valpy street, St. Clair), Suede PURSE.-Addrcss 993. Tunes Office; reward. _9d LOST (Roslyn, Sunday), Sunshine PURSE, initials D.S. —Finder please communicate with P.O. Box 278 . 9d LOST (Saturday night), Gojd Amethyst BROOCH, between St. Kilda Town Hall and terminus; soldier son’s keepsake; reward. —420 Cumberland street. 9d LOST (between Exchange and Vogel street), Pair Child’s DANCING SHOES.—Please return Maxims (under Grand Hotel); reward. 9d LOST (between Brown, Ewing’s and Railway Station), Round Gold BROOCH, eel in pearle; reward. —Telephone 777, DunSTRAYED in our paddock, Burnside, Roan COW. If not claimed within 7 days will be Sold to defray expenses—C. Samson, Kensington. 9u FOUND— Highcliff Hall, Thursday, December 11, School Break-up; excellent programme; admission Is . 6d; supper prodded. 9d LOST, £2 and Silver, either Railway Stai tion or between Lower Stuart street and Exchange, or left in car; boys wages; reward.—4l Grosvenor street. 9d LOST, small PURSE, between Penrose’s and Inglis’, with small sum money Please return Campbell, Grendon street, Maori Hill. LOST' (Sunday, between Richmond street and Cargill road), Brown Leather PURSE; initials D.H. Reward—Office Arthur Barnett. S' TRAYED from Burkes, young BULL.— Maloney, Burkes. ___** FOUND— Superfluous Hairs, Moles, permanently Removed oy Electrolysis.— Miss Boyar, 61 Stuart street (18 years’ expenance). FOUND— Peter’s Pile cure, Is 6d tin, posted; this is a remarkable cure for worst Piles.—M‘ Arthur? FOUND— One Month’s least, 3a 6d; two months. 6g 6d; three months, 9s 9d, packet posted every week.—M’Artfaur’s. FOUND— The secret of making flret-clnss Household Soap. M’Arthur’s Makosoap Ingregients; all grocers.—M’Arthur’s Agencies, Filleul street 180 FOUND— SUTCLIFFE’S Lightning Wax Polish shines quick lightning; housewives ask your grocer big tins; great value. I-SoUND— SUTCLIFFE’S Worcesteromre i Sauce equals best imported; your Etocet stocks it, appetising; pmto ind quarts. ■ 18m ? GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. jTaND transfer- act notices. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will bo brought under the provisions of “The Land Transfer Act, U+O,” unless caveat bo lodged forbidding (ho same within one calendar month from tho date of publica-tion-of the Now Zealand Gazette containing this notice. 5462 ROBERT JAMES MERRILEES RUNOIMAN and RICHARD JOHN BINNIE RUNCTMAN; 2 roods 15.7 perches, parts Allotments 11, 12, 13, Block j, Township of Brighton. Occupied by Tenants. 5497—THE DUNEDIN WINDOW AND VACUUM CLEANING COMPANY (LIMITED); 1 rood, parts of Sections 25 and 24, Block XVI, Town of Dunedin. Occupied by Applicant. 5498 ALEXANDER GILLIES; 15.7 porches, parts of Sections 3 and 4, Block XX, Town of Dunedin. Occunied bv Annie Catherine Tarlcton. 5498—W. GREGG & COMPANY (LTD.); 1 rood 33.1 perches, parts of Sections 4, 10, and 11 Block XXVIII, Town of Dunedin. Occupied by Applicant. -Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this Bth day of December. 1924, at the Land Registry Office, Dunedin. WM. PHILIP MORGAN, , g t ; District Land Registrar. COOKING DEMONSTRATION, 2 to 4.50 EACH DAY. T.adies are invited to visit our Warehouse on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY To view COOKING DEMONSTRATION On PERFECTION STOVES. Afternoon Tea and Cakes Provided Free. LAIDLAW & GRAY (LTD.).