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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19551, 6 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HTJLLOA, DUNEDIN! THE SENSATION OF 1925 Commences at the MATINEE ON SATURDAY NEXT, At 2.30 p.m. on Saturday next, also at s p.m., MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m., TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m., At JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. J. V. Hanna’s Record Venture, HULLOA, DUNEDIN ! Is destined to smash all records. A spectacular, alluring irresistible extravaganza. See SAHARA, SAHARA, SAHARA. See An Oriental Gem of Magnificence. See The Gipsy Sccna—Tno Autumn Reverie. See The Moth Ballet— I The Hunting Scena. See The Magic Wands —The Beauty Troupe. See The Ballet Dancers —The Human Pyramids. See The Wonderful Electric Clubs. See THE 350 PERFORMERS. Gome and record your vote in the Spectacle Supreme—POSTEß AND DRESS PARADE—Beautiful Mannikins in Wonderful Creations and Costumes. Come and listen to the Orchestra of 15 Musicians. Supporting Artists include The dancing pupils of Misses Lappan and Stevens, Mrs Astloy Black, Misses 11. Grant, A. Wilkinson, A.T.C.L., Messrs Jess White, F. C. Cooper, R. B. Macdonald, etc., ere. Musical Directress: Mrs Walter Haggitt. 25 MONSTER ITEMS. 25 ENTERTAINING NUMBERS. A HUGE SHOW. BOOK EARLY! BOX PLAN OPEN at THE BRISTOL. Booking fee. 6d (plus ticket fee, Id). Day Sales at The Geyser. TARIFF: D.C. and 0.5., ss; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. All prices free of tax.' Early Doors, Pit and Stalls, 6d extra. MATTNEEt: Children Half-price. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller. THURSDAY, 6th AUGUST, At 8 p.m. DUNEDIN SHAKESPEARE CLUB’S PUBLIC READING of “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.” Box Plan Now Open at The Bristol. Tickets on Sale at Bristol, also Theatre night cf Reading. Price, 2a. Price, • 2s. 11. W. HUNTER. Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 124. MISS WALLACE’S DANCES. FLEET WEEK, FLEET WEEK, TUESDAY. AUGUST 11. Owing to the Navy League using the Early Settlers’ Hall for a Dance, there will NOT bo any Dancing Class held that evening. rjpHE PIC’ O’ DANCE'S THREE EXTENDED EVENINGS. THREE EXTENDED EVENINGS. THREE EXTENDED EVENINGS. First mi THURSDAY, August 13. Second on SATURDAY, August 15, Third on TUESDAY, August 18. Dancing Each Evening 8-12. Admission, 3s. Buffet Extra. gAVOY CABARET. Affords an opportunity for those who wish to bo Happy and Join in with Hundreds of Jolly Nice People at the MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! From 8 to 10,45. Admission, 2s 6d. This is not an evening dress affair. Everybody will receive a welcome and the same courteous attention. To come once is to become a regular patron. U C H R E I EUCHRE! DUNEDIN EUCHRE ASSEMBLY. TO-NIGHT-—At 0 TO-NIGHT, SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. £6 6s Order —Special Prize —Order £6 6s. Fourteen Other Prizes, Including 2 hags sugar. 2 hams. 251 b tins lea, 2 50’s flour, 2 25’s flour, 221 b tins and 2 lib packets tea. Dixieland caba re t. 1 X I EL A N D CAB A R E T. VICTORIA HALL Specially Altered and Decorated for DIXIE JAZZ BAND Of Seven Solo Artists. EVERY SATURDAY. 8 to 12 p.m. Old and New Favourite Melodies. August 15: Fancy Dross Night. F. REA D E WA U CII OP, SCHOOL OF DANCING, WENTWORTH DANCE CHAMBER, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Principals: Mr F. READE WAUCDOP, Miss RUBY WILDING, Late London-and Australian Theatres. Correct Stylo Taught in Modern Ballroom end Theatrical Dancing. ’Phono 2044. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —An Application has been presented to the Sheriff of Caithness, Orkney, and Shetland, at Kirkwall, by Joseph Franck Spence, Master in the Mercantile Marine, and presently residing in the City of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and another under “ The presumption of Life Limitation Act, 1891,” to have it found that Thomas Franck Spence, sometime Law Clerk at Kirkwall, son of James Scarth Spence, Banker. Kirkwall, who was last known to be alive on December 1, 1894, died, or must be presumed to have 'died, on December 31, 1901; in which Application Sheriff Substitute A. Martin Laing has pronounced a Deliverance ordering, inter alia, intimation by advertisement once m the Scotsman newspaper and once each week for three weeks in (he Orcadian newspaper and in the Otago Daily Times, Dunedin, .New Zealand, and in the Melbourne Argus, Melbourne, Australia; and ordaining Answers to be lodged by any party interested in ihe hands of the Clerk of Court at Kirkwall, Scotland, within 10 weeks after such advertisement. Of at! which intimation is Imre'-w given. JAMES FLKTT, .Tex,. Solicitor. Kirkwall, Agent. Kirkwall, June 4, 1925. 23jy late of Dunedin, Engraver, WITNESS.- Largest Country ' Circulation of anv we kly in the Dominion bound in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland. and eireidaiins large l !'- in Canterbury ami northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled r.-ioihtics for readers.