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Southland Times, Issue 17305, 29 March 1913, Page 7

imnwiti. THE LYCEUM. “Hm Ban of &U(." TO-DAY (2 p.m.) TO-DAY. OUR USUAL MATINEE. TO-NIGHT (8 p.m.) TO-NIGHT. THE WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS ALLEGORY which will appeal to young and old PILGRIM’S A Picture PROGRESS. PILGRIM’S Never before PROGRESS. PILGRIM’S 1 equalled. PROGRESS. A GLORIOUS THEME, MAGNIFICENTLY STAGED. Supported by the Latest DRAMATIC, SCENIC and COMEDY SUBJECTS. Managerial.—We unhesitatingly assert that this picture is a triumph, and easily leads any production' we have ever screened. AN AMAZING BOON. • rtrst Appearance of the GREATEST WAGGON SHOW ON EARTH. BARTON BROS.' CIRCUS, WILD WEST, AND VAUDEVILLE HIPPODROME. Who will open for the first time in Invercargill, commencing on THURSDAY, APRIL 3. A Short Season of Three Nights Only. LOCATION: ROCHE’S PADDOCK (Opposite Hospital). A GRAND GALAXY OP ARBNIC TALENT. All of the Brightest Magnitude. Our Roll Call of Star Artists includes: HANLEY. MARGARBTTE, and HANLEY, Direct , from Ringling Bros.' Great American Circus and leading Theatres of America, England, and Europe, secured by P. J. Barton on his recent tour from America. A Most Thrilling and Sensational Display, of Muscle, Grace, and Activity. A £4O-a-week act; must be seen to be believed. THE FAMOUS BAKER FAMILY, 10 in Number 10 From the Dublin hippodrome, Ireland. FUNNY HAPPY JACKLES, The Monarch of the Kingdom of Clowns (direct from Rostock’s Big English Circus). HUGO FRANKIE, Who performs on a Galloping Horse Feats which other high-grade performers only dare attempt on a solid basis. MISS KATHLEEN, The Girl-Lady, who “simply” defies the Laws of Human Gravitation. There’s a Whole Host of Other Star Performers too numerous to mention. DON’T MISS THIS BIG ENTERPRISE. 70 Horses, Ponies, 70 70 Mules and Donkeys. 70 JVatch for the Grand Street Parades. . Popular Prices —2s and 3s. Children half-price. Doors open 7 p.m. Performances commence at 8 sharp. An Open Air Concert will be given by the Circus Band from 7 o’clock till 7.55. SPECIAL MATINEE, SATURDAY Afternoon, at 3 p.m., for School Children and people-living at a distance. Carriages and Motors 10.45 p.m. A. .O. WISTANG, 8588 Touring Representative. OTAUTAU ATHLETIC SOCIETY. FIFTH ANNUAL SPORTS. VYTEDNESDAY, 2nd y APRIL, 1913, y » • at 1 p.m. SPLENDID PROGRAMME AND LARGE ENTRIES for Otantau Handicap of £27 and gold medal; Running Events, 75yds, 120 yds, 135 yds, 220 yds, 440 yds, halfmile, one mile, 120 yds hurdles; One Mile Walk, Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestling, Cumberland Wrestling, - Vaulting, Shot Putting, Hammer Throwing, Piping and Dancing. Entries for Wrestling and Piping and Dancing received on the ground. Admission .. One Shilling. CHAS. E. ROBERTSON, Sec. INTERNATIONAL PICTURES AND ENTERTAINERS. WALLACE HALL on SPORTS NIGHT. Proceeds' in aid of Society’s Funds. A Bare Programme. > Admission —:2s and Is. 3577 RABBITS. THE PIONEER RABBIT EXPORTER VyANTS RABBITS IN ANY jffTTY. QUANParticulars on application. I JOHN TAYLOR MATAURA. 3*78 REMOVAL. NOTICE. QWING TO INCREASE OF BUSINESS THE ART BLIND FACTORY WILL REMOVE TO MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, CORNER DEE & YARROW STREETS. All Cars stop at door. RABBITS! IRVINE & STEVENSON, LTD. WE' again require large quantities for Export, from MARCH Ist, at Balclutha, Mataura, Dunedin, and Bluff. Payments Weekly. AGENTS AND CARTERS WANTED. Write for information, tags, and crates. WE PAY TOP PRICE J. WELLMAJJ, Mataura, 2878 Southland Representative. USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. MONEY TO LEND. This Society is prepared to Lend Money on FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD CITY and COUNTRY SECURITIES. Our new Mortgage Deed contains a condition allowing borrowers the privilege of re-paying up to 20 per cent, of the loan during any year without notice or payment of any fine. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. LEGAL EXPENSES EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. 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