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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19958, 27 November 1926, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. J£ER CROSS SOCIETY. GARDEN FETE. To be held at the Red Cross Home grounds, Eglinton road. Montccillo. on SATURDAY, _ 4th December. Official opening by his Worship the Mayor at 2.30 p.m. By permission of the Officer Commanding, the Ist Battalion Band, Otago Regiment, will render a programme of choice musical numbers. Afternoon tea in marquee. Ice cream. Seating accommodation for patrons. Delightful surroundings. Home thrown open for inspection. Admission free. Soldier patients will have for sale firstclass samples of their handiwork, highly suitable for Christm s gifts. Your pleasure to help the men. Come in crowds and enjoy yourselves. V. G. BRYAN KING, President. E. J. G. JOHNSTON. 27n Secretary. 100 PER CENT - RETURNS. Yon can on your RADIOL A SET. easily get 100 per cent, return monev by investing in a WIRELESS RECEIVING WAIKOUATITI RESIDENTS. After the evening service on Sunday those desiring to LISTEN-IN to a SACRED CONCERT are welcome. KERR & CO., 27n Main road, Waikouaiti. rnAHAKOPA CALEDONIAN A SOCIETY. ANNUAL SPORTS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1926. NOMINATIONS CLOSE: DECEMBER 7, 10 p.m. For posters write, M. DOWLING, Secretary, Tahakopa, Gatlins. ■OALMERSTON AND WAIHEMO i CALEDONAN SOCIETY. ANNUAL SPORTS will be held in the Domain, Palmerston, on THURSDAY, December 30, 1926. Running, Cycling, Jumping, Field Events, Piping, Dancing, and Wrestling. ENTRIES CLOSE RUNNING and CYCLING TUESDAY, December 21. Programmes on application to the Secretary, M j. M ‘CABE, 2Qn Morrisons P.O. ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. concertTecture. TRADES HALL, MORAY PLACE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, At 7.30. ’ Musical Items. LECTURE by Mr J. M'COMBS, M.P. (Lyttelton). Subject: “THE NECESSITY OF A LABOUR PARTY.” M. U T R A PUBLIC MEETING. LODGE HALL, OUTRAM. ONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, at 8 p.m. Mr J. M'COMBS, M.P. (Lyttelton) Will speak on “ LABOUR’S POLICY.” Farmers specially invited to attend^ FOR BOYS. WHARE FLAT. As Conducted by the Y.M.C.A. BOYS’ DIVISION. BOXING DAY TO JANUARY SI. DAYS OF JOY, HEALTH, INSPIRATION. This is a Permanent Camp, adequately niipped with a staff of leaders, matron, nd director. Prospectus giving particuirs is procurable from the office. L! JAMPING H A “THE VOLGA BOATMAN” Is Coming. WATCH FOR FURTHER NEWS! rpAIHOA TEA ROOMS, ANDERSON’S BAY (Close to Tram Terminus). Splendid View of the Ocean, Dunedin, and Suburbs. MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS. Delicious Home-made Cakes. Wedding Cakes, Wedding Breakfasts, and Suppers a Specialty. I3n rpRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, i LONDON. ANNUAL CONCERT And PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, MEDALS, AND PRIZES. BURNS HALL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, at 8 p.m. Invitation Programme obtainable from BEATRICE BARTH, Local Secretary, 27n Bristol Studio. J>ESULT ART ~UNION In Aid of CATHOLIC CHURCH ALTAR SOCIETY, OREPUKI. First Prize (No. 121), Julia M‘Cool, Ashhurst. Second Prize (No. 559), P. A. Blomfield, Winton. Third Prize (No. 1097), Vera Crengle, Grove Bush. Fourth Prize (No. 1363), N. J. D. M'Kenzie, Orepuki. The beautiful Bride Doll presented by Mrs Henry Popplewell (Roslyn) was competed for, and won by No. 200 (W. Roughan, Dunedin). 27n HABREMAI BALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SO. Black Cat Orchestra. Ellison, Caterer. Tickets, 5s and 8s Jsd. obtainable at^Geyser. Labour party’s debating club.—a SOCIAL EVENING will be held in the Club Rooms, 279 Princes street, on MONDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. Musical Items; Dancing: Supper. Admission Cd. SPORTING. QTAGO MOTOR CLUB. IF WEATHE, WET RACES AT WAIKOUAI POSTPONED. P. H. POWER, 27n Secretary. Q.ORE TROTTING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. BOXING DAY, 1928. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS will CLOSE with the Secretary on FRIDAY, December 3, 1926, at 5 p.m. Programmes on application R. S. GREEN, Secretary. Box 50. ’Phone 294, Gore. 27u (YTAGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers.