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Southland Times, Issue 16842, 19 September 1911, Page 6

Amusements. T.ViTXtTM dad ms Vm w# Btnau “Tlie Mirror of liife.” HaVWii'.b'S PifiiUfttS & uSCKESfRS A MAMMOTH BILL. , AT BAYWABD’S PICTURES. NOTE THE LIST ; IK OLD CALIFORNIA. A Selig Masterpiece. NIAGARA IN -WINTER. A Charming Scenic Subject. THE OLE BELLRINGER. An Intensely Interesting Story. LOVE’S AWAKENING. . A Vitagraph Conception. Enougli said. A DAY IN A POTTERY WORKS. CAIRO, THE CITY OF MOSQUES. QUITS. QUITS. THE ROBBER-CATCHING MACHINE. THE PROFESSOR’S WARD. TONTOLIHI'S AMERICAN COUSIN. CHARLIE JOINS A BIKE RACE. THE RUGBY BOOM CONTINUES. Only Two More Rep. Games. UGBY FOOTBALL —RUGBY PARK. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 20th INST. CANTERBURY V. SOUTHLAND. ANTERBURY v. lOOUTHLAND. Ground In perfect order. Both teams in the pink of condition ; consequently a fast and brilliant exposition of the famous Rugby game can be relied on. Popular Prices of Admission as usual. 957 ARTHUR A. PAAPE, Sec. DON STREET CHURCH SALE OF WORK AND DAFFODIL FAIR, in ASHLEY’S HALL on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 and 21. Plain and Fancy Goods. Handkerchief and D’Oyley Stall, Cushion and Hassock Stall, Sweets, Produce, Refreshments, Flowers and Pot Plants, Xmas Tree, Etc., Etc. The Spectacular “Daffodil March” hy over 30 girls each evening, and Orchestral Music. The Sale will be open each afternoon at 3 p.m. Formal Opening on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.30, by Hjs Worship the Mayor. Admission —Afternoons Free, Evenings 6d. ' 989 Daffodil show and grand CONCERT, PARISH HALL, GLADSTONE, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 20th and 21st Inst. Wednesday Afternoon .. 3 p.m. Both Evenings . . . . 7.30 p.m. ADMISSION—Is. 993 WXNTON JOCKEY CLUB. RACE MEETING. NOVEMBER Bth Sc 9th. STAKES .. . • £I3OO. Nomination close 19th OCTOBER. Handicaps appear 27th OCTOBER. Acceptances close 2nd NOVEMBER. H. H. KIDD, 947 Secretary. Meetings. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF SOUTHLAND. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Members will be held in Allen’s Hall on TUESDAY NEXT. 19th September, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: As per order contained in the Annual Report and Balance Sheet posted to members. .• 955 ARTHUR A. PAAPE. Sec. MR W. A. MORRIS, the Independent Candidate, will address Electors as under : Loch lei Public Hall —TO-NIGHT. THURSDAY, the 21st —Public Hall, Wright’s Bush. MONDAY, the 25th —Oreti Plains. TUESDAY, the 26th—Limehills. WEDNESDAY, the 27th —Browns. At 8 o’clock Each Evening 1003 FRANCHISE DAY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th. TO be celebrated' in AMETHYST HALL (Bowmont Street) Under the auspices of the W.C.T.U. AFTERNOON, 3 o'clock — Sale of Work, opened by the President. Christmas Tree (Each Cradle Roll member receiving a gift). Afternoon Tea at 4 o’clock. EVENING, 8 o’clock— Franchise Meeting, Speeches (6 min.) by Mrs Baird, Mrs C. W. Brown, Miss Jobsen, M.A. Special Music. Recitations. REFRESHMENTS. Songs, Glees. Sale of Work. COLLECTION. .935 SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-ASSOCIATION, LTD. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will be held in the Town Hall, Mersey Street, GORE, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1911, At 1.30 p.m. BUSINESS : To receive Balance Sheet and Directors’ Report. Election of four (4) Directors. To consider Mr J. D. Trotter’s motion re Auditing. To elect one Auditor and fix his remuneration. JOHN PATRICK, General Manager and Secretary. •897

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