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Amnsemcnts. THE LYCEUM. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, At THE THE LYCEUM. LYCEUM. THE DRAMA OF HUMANITY. THE THE IRONMASTER. IRONMASTER. By M. Georges Olinet, THREE ACTS, 61 SCfiNES (Four Thousand Feel). FEATURING MADAME JANE HADING As Lady De Beaulieu. Also A GRAND NEW ASSORTMENT MASSEY'S ELECTRIC PICTURES. ASSET'S ELECTRIC PICTURES. THE REDEMPTION. THE REDEMPTION. A Particularly Fine Sociological Drama by the Kalem Co. THE HONOUR SYSTEM (Kalem drama) THE DETECTIVE’S DOG (Solax drama) THE FAVOURITE FOR THE JAMAICA CUP (B.C. Drama). Together with a splendid array of Scenic, Comic, and 1/istructivc Subjects. OTAUTAU —TO-NIGHT. NIGHTCAPS—WEDNESDAY. WAIKIWI—THURSDAY. BLUFF—F/HDAY. - ■ MATAURA—SATURDAY'. 0f175 SOUTHLAND BOWLING CLUB. OPENING of Green and New Pavilion on WEDNESDAY, October 8, at 2.30 p.m. All Bowlers welcome. Afternoon Tea for Ladies. 20f166 WYNDHAM A. & P. SOCIETY. Annual jjc )ARADE be held on SHOW RESERVE, Wyndham, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, ' At 11 a.m. sharp. 1 Entrs? Fee, os. 20d96 H. HUNTER. Secretary. OREPUKI BOWLERS’ CARNIVAL. . OCTOBER S, 9, 10, 11. ( ' TUG-OF-WAR. a THE Draw for the First Round is a~, follows, the feams to pull in rotation, as herein set down, commencing at 9 p.m. eaclv evening:— ■ ' ' ' —First Night : Wednesday.— No, 1-—Mclntyre’s Mill v. Farmers' No. 1. No. 2—Bush Whackers v. Orepuki Team. No. 3 —Waihoaka v. Colac Bay, No. 2 . (Dawson's team). No. 4 —Gold Minerk v. Tc Wae Wae. , —Second Night: Thursday, 9th.— No.-S—N.Z.R. Team v. Maori Hill. No. 6 —Colac Bay, No. 1 (Spears’s team) v. OrepukL.Business men. , No. ,7 —Wai-mea-mea Mill v, Bennett's Flaxmill. 10f172 L. CROSS, Sec. |REPUKI ATHLETIC SOCIETY. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1913. . - ADDITIONAL . EVENTS.; • | Under N.Z.A. and Cycling Union Rules. No. 16—One-mile Cycle Handicap.' First .price £2, 2nd £l, 3rd ,10s. Nom. 3s. No. 17—Two-mile Cycle Handicap. First prize £2. 2nd £l. 3rd ,10s. Nom, 3s. No- 18—School Teams’ Relay Race (four constitute team). Open tp all primary schools between ThornburyS!} : Tuatapere-Orawia. First and second teams to receive medals. Nom. free. Competitors should note that Nominations for all events (except post entry) close on MONDAY, Oct. 13. with M. DOWLING, See., 0"f174 Tuatapcrc P.O. THE DRESDEN PIANO' 00.,,; LTD., DUNEDIN. QREAJ REMOVAL SALE i DURING OCTOBER. OUK ONLY SALS IK 30 YEARS ! IN order to Open our New Dunedin Premises with only Specially-im-ported Goods, or such are are absolutely free fronj stain or blemish, we are DETERMINED TO CLEAR OUT EVERY ARTICLE which shows the slightest sign of being soiled, or shop worn. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS & MUSIC At Reductions 25 to 75 per cent, off Usual Prices. : f ' PIANOS by Well-known Makers. ORGANS, for House, Church, or Hall. GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS. IJRASS INSTRUMENTS (Hawkes and Boosey). - S FI, UTES, PICCOLOS. .. CLARIONETTES. BANJOS. MANDOLINES. ACCORDEONS. VIOLINS. • < PLAYER PIANO ROLLS.. jjUSTC. Sheet and Album; Assorted ■ £l. Parcels for 2/6. Notwithstanding Tremendous Reductions, ALL PIANOS AND ORGANS can be purchased cn our Easy Terms of Payment System. Write for Post Free Catalogue. THE DRESDEN PIANO 00., LIMITED, PRINCES STREET . . DUNEDIN. aTail Yotifres. Mails close at Chief Post Office, Invercargill, as under:— For Australian States, via Bluff, every Monday at 2 p.m., and via Wellington, every Thursday at 5.30 a.m. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. For Australian States (due in Sydney October 11), Ceylon, India, China,-Japan, Straits Settlements, Mauritius, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (due in London November 15), connecting with s.s. Manuka at Wellington, close at 5.30 a.m. Money orders close at 4 p.m., registered letters and parcels at 5 p.m. on Stli. Dor Raralonga, Tahiti, Penrhyn, Altuluki, and Marquesas Islands, also United States of America, Canada, West Indies, Central America, West Coast of South America, and United Kingdom, via San Francisco (due in London November lu), also Continent of Europe (for specially addressed correspondence only), Hawaiian Island, Philippine Islands and Japan, connecting with s.s. Tahiti at Wellington, close at 5.30 a.m. Money orders close at 4 p.m. Registered letters and parcels close at 5 p.m. on Sth. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via London (due in London about November 26), for specially addressed correspondence only (except newspapers over Soz in weight and prepaid at Id each), connecting with s.s. Ruapehu at Wellington, close at 1 p.m. Parcels close at noon. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. For Canada and United States of America, Continent of Europe and United Kingdom Otae in London November 24), via Vancouver, Japan, and Fanning Island, per ss. Niagara from Auckland, close at 1 p.m. Money orders close at 11.30 a.m., registered letters at noon. THEODORE KING. Chief Postmaster. CARD LEDGER SYSTEM. CARDS ruled to any pattern by. the SOUTiSland TIMES CO., LTD.