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Southland Times, Issue 17764, 24 September 1914, Page 6

Amusements. THE LYCEUM. TO-NIGHT (at 8) TO-NIGHT. THIS new programme contains all tho elements of a complete pictorial and musical entertainment. It Is replete with the latest productions of prominent makers. Herewith is the list seriatim: — 1. THE TOPICAh BUDGET. Latest news in views from overseas. 2. A MISTAKEN DIVORCE. A splendid drama of modem American life. 3. INDUSTRIES OF THE SOUDAN. Of educational interest and pictorial perfection. • 4. THE NEST ON THE BLACK CLIFF. Filled with extraordinary situations and of immense interest. 5. THE WAGES OF WILLIE SINN. Kalem’s latest effort to provide genuine humour. —INTERVAL.— Interesting Continental Scenes concerned in tlie War. 6. SAXONY. A choice series of views of this lovely little country. 7. A BREWERY TOWN ROMANCE. A breexv comedy hy Lubin Co. 8. THE DEPUTY SHERIFF'S STAR. The “star” drama, involving a hig “hold up,” coach robbery, a smart capture, and a hig “light with outlaws.’ 9. MASTER FIXIT. Vitagraph comedy, to finish oft. “GOD SAVE THE KING." TAON’T FORGET Methodist Social I * Rally. Jubilee Hall- THURSDAY Next. 7.45. Grand programme of Songs, Duets. Recitations. Rcfi eshments. Collection. ISUSJB PUBLIC LECTURE IN KNOX CHURCH, ‘CONON STREET. “A C KNTrRY ’ fi W AR ’’’ By THE REV. .1. W. SI i AW, M.A. Choral and instrumental renderings of appropriate music. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 8 p.m. Admission, 3/-. Proceeds to X’atriotie Fund. 25U509 QOTJTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB TTMAUU SPRING MEET IN G. October 15 and 37, 3 9T4. £2015 STAKES £2015 NOMINATIONS dose SATURDAY, 26th, at 9 p.m. Special return train. October 17t.h, to Christchurch and Dunedin, will carry horses. Full programme “Referee." August 101b. C. S. FRASER. 25U516 Secretary. gOUTHLAND A. & P. ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL HORSE PARADE Will be held on the SHOW GROUNDS on SATURDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, At 11 a.m. ENTRIES dose SATURDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER. D. CUTHBERTSON. . Secretary. Esk Street, Invercargill. NOTE.— Only Draught Horses will be. judged. SQ4II HEADACHES ARE FREQUENTLY DDE TO Defective Eyesight. F YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH HEADACHES YOUR EYES SEEN TO By J. D. OILMORE, D.5.0.1.. Opt-G.. CONSULTING OPTICIAN and SPECTACLE SPECIALIST, Opp. Post Office. DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT. HOLDEN AT INVERCARGILL. 'VrOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CHARLES EATT. of Wrights Bush, farm labourer, was tin’s day adjudged bankrupt; and T hereby summon a meeting of creditors to Vie holden at my office on THURSDAY, the Ist day of October, 1911, at 2.30 o’clock p.m. CHARLES B. ROUT. Deputy Official Assignee. Inverra rgill. 23rd September, 1914. ISUSOT

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