Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20690, 12 April 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ABSOLUTELY LAST CHANCE OF SEEING THE WONDERFUL LEAGUE OF NOTIONS REVUE. LEAGUE OF NOTIONS REVUE. 'FULLERS' PRINCESS THEATRE Props., John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT! GRAND GALA FAREWELL NIGHT. , SPECIAL FAREWELL PROGRAMME. SPECIAL FAREWELL PROGRAMME. DON’T FORGET TO RESERVE YOUR SEATS FOR THIS NIGHT OF NIGHTS. FAREWELL FAREWELL To All the’ Favourites. Mike Queenia CONNORS And PAUL’S CONNORS And PAUL’S LEAGUE OF' NOTIONS — LEAGUE OF NOTIONS REVUE COMPANY. REVUE COMPANY. STD. BECK * LINN SMITH'S JAZZ BAND, LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND, THE EXQUISITE SIX. THE EXQUISITE SIX. TwoPaulastos, William Bcresford, Audry Lewis, Gladys Shaw, Gerald Connelly x Bert Rayne, Phyllis Baker. In a Programme Specially Prepared for their farewell nights. *£ OX r PLA^S at THE BRISTOL till 5.30. Later at HALL’S. FRUITERER, i. .and G. Buildings. Fullers’ Family Tariff; Is, Is 6d, 2 S 6d, Reserves, 3s. . « b

" jg EGG’S,” ■ “Who carry tha Largest Stocks in the Dominion of GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS, have much' j pleasure in announcing SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF “H.M.V.” GRAMOPHONES Every type of Model in these supremely High-class Instruments may now oe pur* \chased at. REDUCED PRICES. • The "PORTABLE”: Was £ll. Reduced to £9. TABLE GRANDS: Formerly £l3 10s. Reduced to £11; £15,. now £l2: £l7. £l4; £l9. now £l6; £25, now £2o* £27 10s, now £22. , "HIS MASTER'S VOICE” CABINET UPRIGHT MODELS, In eight different Artistic Styles axe also ALL REDUCED IN PRICE. We Invite an Early Visit of Inspection! CHAS. BEGG. & CO., LTD., Accredited Agents for "H.M.V." Gramophones and Records, “The Great Piano House,” Princes street. . PUBLJp NOTICES. - 51 rS S CL 0 TJ G H, HAIRDRESSING AND NEEDLEWORK SPECIALIST. , Beginning Wool Season ‘with cheap, good Wool—Nemesia, May Queen, 2-Ply Sports, Is 3d ball —now 9d. ! Specially e d£ r Socks, Jumpers, Sports, Childrens Garments, etc. Rabbit Wool, 6d ball, dark mixtures; lOd White. Ladies requiring Buster, Shingling, or Tinting Styles, Snampooing, Head and Face Massage with, Vioiet Rays ’or Electric Vib-rtor, visit - our Toilet Rooms. Agent for " Spirella ” Corsets—give well-finished look to any garment models for all. 62 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.

H AIR NETS FOR WAVE SETTING. Mr Hendy, Hair Specialist, hag just opened shipment of the Latest Hair Nets for Wave Setting, an d Ladies who wish to keep their Marcel or Water’Waves in perfect order should pot fail to secure one. They simply set tbV waves to perfection, and are quite inexpensive. Inspection cordially invited. Also. WAVE SETTING COMBS JN ALL SIZES; From Is Pair HENDY’S ' HAIRDRESSING ROOMS. 104 PRINCES STREET. "rj.ET IT AT ' COUSTON’S," IRONMONGERS, Rattray street. Plated Tool Pad, contains Five Tools (price Is 6d, posted 3d extra): Genuine Nicolson Saw File, for carpenters; Boy Scout Knife (price 3s 6d. posted 3d extra); Girl Guide Knife (price 2s 9d, posted 3d extra). QUALITY, VALUE, SERVICE. EES FOR FURNITURE; CASH OR DEFERRED PAYMENTS. SHOWROOMS AT THE WORKS, Corner Hanover st. and Anznc Highway, Dunedin. fHINK OF 1 IT. A Practically Unbreakable THERMOS FLASH For 5s Od; posted, 8d extra. ‘ From VERNON SMITH, The Ironmonger in George street. HALL’S ANTI -FAT PILLS. Stout people should take Hall’s AntiFat Pills. They reduce and ensure easy breathing. Guaranteed purely herbal. Twenty days treatment, ss, from E. W. HALL. . 117 Armagh street. Christchurch. ** rpHE JACOBITE,” New Zealand's widely--L circulated and widely-quoted Quarterly ; the Paper which Is Known abroad-; send for free copy to-day.—“ The Jacobite,” 66 Murphy street, Wellington. lOap tICZEMA CURED.*—My Herbal TreatJ ment positively Cures the distressing trouble. —hompson. herbalist Oamaru. COMPLIMENTARY'" PICTURE PASSES. ./Save Tins (size 9), 2s 3d. ”C 0 ” WAXSHINE Linoleum Polish is equal to three Ie tins 5m TO' retain perfect Marcel or Water Wave In Hair, ladles will find new WAVESETTING NETS Simply Splendid. Price Is 6d at Hendy’s Toilet Rooms. lOap TMIE First Utfhty |ol frequent and regular Advertising & nsists in this: There is at all times a large class of Persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places tor the purchase of certain necessary articics. and are ready in be swsved and drawn toward any particular place which is brought under their notice.' indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first wio asks. ' ‘