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Southland Times, Issue 17470, 26 March 1915, Page 6

Amusements. Popular Picture Palace CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Commencing 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Klaw and Erlanger’s Great Comedy, Drama in 3 Parts, featuring THE BILLIONAIRE. Gertrude Bambrick THE BILLIONAIRE. and THE BILLIONAIRE.CharIes It. Malles. LUCILLE LOVE. LUCILLE LOVE. LUCILLE LOVE. LUCILLE LOVE. (Ninth Series). KATE KASJHONS A LETTER (Drama). KATE FASHIONS A LETTER (Drama). LLANGOSTERA (Scenic). MR DIPPV DIPPED (Comic). WAR TOPICAL. WAR TOPICAL. Note Our Prices: Adults 6d, Children 3d. MU NICI PA L THEATRE. INVERCARGILL. Direction —George Willoughby, Ltd. COMING BY SPECIAL TRAIN The George Willoughby, Ltd., Spectacular Pantomime Extravaganza, T HE J>ABES JN THE w OOD And DAISY JEROME. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, March 31 and April 1, at 7.15 p.m. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. An All-Star Cast, including DAISY JEROME as Principal Girl "Maid Marion,” and DAN THOMAS as "The Dame,” supported by a Host of Brilliant Artists. 200 People in the Production 200 18 Grand Opera Orchestra of STAR SPECIALITIES 18 By Josephine Gassman and her Picaninni’es; the New York Comedy Four; Marcel and Fallon; Hanlon, Dean, and Hanlon; and others. POPULAR PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, and 2/-; early doors 6U extra. Reserved seats, 5/-. Box Plan at The Bristol. Early door day sale tickets at Miss McLennan's on Wednesday. MATINEE. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, at 2 p.m. Children halfprice to all parts. MVS2I Rabbits. Rabbits. Opening Date; MARCH 22. WANTED IN ANY QUANTITY. By THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS (AUSTRALIA), LTD. TOP PRICES. TOP PRICES. A STRAIGHT DEAL. WEEKLY PAYMENTS. We can supply any kind of RABBIT TRAP. Write for particulars, crates, and tags to FRANK TUCKER, P.O. Box <O, Invercargill. Telephone 444. Telegrams: “Borthwick.” Invercargill. OFFICE: Colonial Bank Chambers, (upstairs). Corner DEE STREET & CRESCENT, Invercargill. F845

TO SWEETEN THE BREATH. To sweeten the breath take a course ot Chamberlain's Tablets. They are invaluable for the relief and prevention of disorders of the stomach and liver, which cause bad breath. They stimulate the bowels to perform their work, thus cleansing the system. By taking one of Chamberlain’s Tablets at regular intervals you will never bo troubled with bad breath. Sold everywhere. THE UNBEATENABLE TRIUMPH ON TOP AGAIN. The scries ot speed tests conducted on New Brighton Beach under the auspices of the Pioneer Club on Saturday served to once more demonstrate the wonderful consistency, efficiency, and reliability of Triumph Motor Cycles. On this occasion, in place of handicapping, machines were graded according to cylinder capacity, and started from scratch together. Each event was run over a five miles’ course and there was a good representative field in most of the events. The "Triumph" motor cycle is a 4-h.p. single cylinder machine of only 550 c.c. it was entered in the classes for private owners, maximum capacity 750 c.c.; trade owners, maximum capacity 750 c.c.: and trade owners, maximum capacity 1000 c.c. For the 750 c.c. private owners' event. W. Hollobon (Triumph) finished first, with D. Moffat (Triumph! second. In the 750 c.c. trade owners’ event G. U. Brown (Triumph) finished first. In the 1000 c.c. event a big 7-10 h.p. twin met the 4 h.p. Triumph driven by G. B. Brown on level terms, The big machine put up a record, covering the five miles in 4min 34secs, but the gallant little Triumph, running well over 60 miles an hour, finished only 70 yards behind, a truly wonderful performance considering the tremendous odds in en-gine-power. We can give immediate delivery of the latest three-speed 4 h.p. Triumphs, and of the two . speed h.p. Triumphs.—WlLSON and FRASER, Pee street, Invercargill.