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Southland Times, Issue 17347, 19 May 1913, Page 6

Amusements. ZEALANDIA HALL. ll* Recognised Home of 7trfeot Pictures. Sole Lessees . . . John Fuller & Sons. PULLERS' The Best -piCUTRBS. A ULLERS’ of All. A ICTURBS TO-NIGHT (at 8 sharp) TO-NIGHT. A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME, Headed by a fine Dramatic Conception, which wraps itself about the nobler instincts of mankind. THE GLIDING LIGHT, THE GLIDING LIGHT. SYNOPSIS. The Lighthouse. ' Ttie Blind Girl, The Money for the Operation. The Half-witted Vagabond Plans a Theft. Frustrated. The Revenge. The Lighthouse in Darkness, A Thrilling Encounter. The Blind Girl to the Rescue, By the Edge of the Precipice. The Ship in Peril. Disaster, The Lamp Re-lighted, Sunlight and Happiness. St. Golhard's. New Year Proposals. —The Wrong Bottle. —Gaumont Graphic. —Near Sighted Cupid. An Extremely Amusing' Comedy, detailing the Romance-of a couple who play at cross purposes. The situations tire refreshing and the story original: and a ■Full Programme. .. EMPIRE DAY. G RAND D K EM O N S T R A T I O N, Under the Auspices of T HE OVERSEAS CLUB. THE NAVY LEAGUE, ■—And — THU FARMERS' UNION. KING'S lIALL, CLYDE STREET. THURSDAY, MAY 22. S p.m. Physical Drill and Squad Drill hy Territorial Cadets. Music by Regimental Band. / Speeches by Messrs W. G. Mehaffey R. J. Gilmour, and T. W. Foster. Songs and Recitations. ADMISSION VChairman, J. E. Watson. Esq. SOCIAL and DANCE will he held in Dacre Coronation Hall on WEDNESDAY. 21st inst., at 8 p.m. Admission—Gents, 2/6; Ladies, free. W. F. CAULFIELD, Chairman. SOUTHLAND HORTICULTURAL SO r CSETY. CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW, WEDNESDAY, May 21st. 1913. Entries up till a p.m. on MONDAY, 19th May, by all Seedsmen or the Secretary, F. A. WEBB. 4633 rpHE DRESDEN PIANO CO. (LTD.). I UNQUALIFIED SATISFACTION ! Accompanies the Possession of The GLORIOUS LIPP. THE LIPP PIANO Is Distinguished by a Tone of Singular Grandeur and Power. THE LIPP Has a Pleasing and Effective Touch. THE LIPP Is Faithfully Built in Every Detail of its Construction. THE LIPP Is Beautiful in its Lines, and Worthy of a Place in the Finest Home. THE LIPP Upright and Horizontal Grands, in Ebony and Italian Walnut. THE LIPP Can be Purchased under the DRESDEN EASY -TERMS SYSTEM. Illustrated Booklets Post Free. THE DRESDEN PIANO GO. (LIMITED). PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. LiLLiCHAP & CO.. ESK STREET. H ENRY VICTOR, N.S.A. foeg.). Clairvoyant, Metaphysician. Cures Insomnia, Melancholia, and all kinds of Nervous Troubles. Speedy relief given. See Testimonials. Consulted, 42 Deveron street. EIS H A J^UNCHEON —And— T E A J> O O M S. DINNER-, FROM 12 to 2. (A- La Carte). MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS. HOT TEA ON SATURDAYS. WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER SOCIALS AND WEDDINGS CATERED FOR AT MODERATE PRICES. E. McNATTY & SON, PROPRIETORS. RESTAURANT NEAREST RAILWAY STATION. T ADIES CONSIDER THE VALUE OF MASSAGE ■■ It never fails to do good, and Ladies with Weak and Short Hair should not fail to have a course of this treatment. MOTHERS. pay Special Attention to your Girl’s Hair, whether it be Weak or Strong a course of Massage will save You Endless Expense. ALL LINES OF LADIES’ AND GENT'S HAIR WORK CATERED FOR. DOUBLE BROS. Specialists in the Treatment of the Scalp, Face and Hand. KSK STREET. ' [A CARD.] 1). K. C AMrBELI " SURGEON DENTIST, HAS COM.it ---0 PRACTICE in liis Room?. Dee Street. Entrance between the Shops of Messrs Weir and Stronach. 3533 ANDREW LEES, SOUTHLAND GLASS WAREHOUSE. Y*TE think the time is ripe for a UniW versal Saturday Half-holiday, and •in keeping with that spirit, wo have decided to CLOSE our Warehouse on SATURDAY, at I o'clock, on and after the Seventh'day of June. 1913. We desire to see what our children look like in daylight sometime during the Winter, and this i« only possible by going home on SATURDAY AFTERNOON and rounding them up. On the other T.y« days in the week we are here to serve you with Plate Glass, Sheet Glass. Rough Plate Glass and Fancy Glass of every description. Oil-less Hessian, Washed and Boiled Scrim. Picture Mouldings of .every description, Lead. Oil Colours, Artist Goods and a thousand other lines that Tradesmen require. —Not forgetting wallpapers. ANDREW LEES, OIL, COLOUR & GLASS MERCHANT, CLYDE STREET. ANYONE using Large Quantities of ENVELOPES would save money and obtain a better article by seeing our Latest Samples and indenting a sup- | pIy.—SOUTHLAND TIMES PRINTING 1 DEPARTMENT.