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Southland Times, Issue 17492, 22 April 1915, Page 6

Amnsemente. THE LYCEUM TO-NIGHT (At 8) TO-NIGHT. We have again secured for our patrons tiie latest comedy from * KEYSTONE. KEYSTONE. KEYSTONE. KEYSTONE. Proclaimed funnier than “The Property Man” and “Dough and Dynamite.” SEAXY M P II S SEAXY M P H S SEAXY M P H K Featuring Mahol Nonmind and her pet sea lion, also “Fatty” Arhuckle. HALF AX HOUR OF JOLLITY and FUN. Wo arc old and blase and wise in (lie ways of the world. AVe have laughed at so many things that: it is diftioult now to amuse us. But wo laughed till our sides ached when we had a private view of “Sea Nymphs." SEE MISS XOIIMA.VD AND FATTY IX A NEW JAMBOREE OF KEYSTONE FUN. PLAYING TAG WITH A SEA LIOX 10 FEET BELOW THE SUBFACE OF THE PACIFIC. Also,— sth Scries of “Dolly of the Dailies.” OX TUB HEIGHTS. Dolly, in a new series of exciting Adventures. The Latest WAR XEAVS. shown in THE TOPICAL BUDGET, With Full Supporting Series. The whole of this immense and unparalleled programme is offered at the LYCEUM SPECIALLY REDUCED WAR TIME PRICES—6d and 3d. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. GRAND IXT E R gH O W AND EXHIBITION Of Cheese. Butter, Hams, Bacon, Dressed Poultry. Home Industries. Fruit, Grain, Seeds. Roots. Farm Exhibits. Orchard Displays, Now Zealand Manufactures, Fat Stock, Wool Exhibits, Children’s Schools’ Competitions, etc. In the A. & P. Society’s Brydona Hall, Buildings, and Annexes, CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN, On JUNE 3, 2, 3, and I, 1915. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY,30th May 1915. For schedules and full particulars apply to H. V. FULTON Secretary Aql3l Crawford St. Dunedin. J.D.GSLMORE D.5.0.1. opt.C. CONSULTING OPTICIAN I opp. RO. DEE ST Invercargill 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 :c FRANK TUCKER, P.O. Box 40. Invercargill. Telephone 444. Telegrams; “Borthwick.” Invercargill. OFFICE: Colonial Bank Chambers. (upstairs). Corner DEE STREET Sc CRESCENT. Invercargill. F845 CHARGE OF MUL’DEE

I’Ll'M BKHS BILLS SOME COURT REVBI^\T]OXS. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKUANn. April HI. 7n a rase at. the Magistrate’s Court, involving a dispute with respect to pertain building contracts, it was slated that plumbers charged from fifty to seventy per cent, upon material, and that builders got ten per cent, on material. Mr Kettle. S.M. : Do 1 understand that, when a plumber is doing a ttu job for which the material costs £.'! he is entitled to charge seventy per cent, upon that £"? Witness; from fifty per cent, upwards. There is a scale drawn up by the Master Plumbers’ Association in •which the percentages provided for I range from St) to 70 per cent. A journeyman plumber charges Is 7d an hour, I but the master plumber charges for his I services 2a (Id an hour. While workmen get 12s Sd per clay, people pay his employers 20s. I Mr Hall .Skelton: No wonder that j plumbers’ bills are notorious. I The Magistrate said that these per- | eentages wore evidently a custom of the trade. He was not expressing any opinion on the matter as far as the present case was concerned. It was perhaps a matter tor the Chamber of Commerce, or it might come under the Secret Commission Act. lie was of the opinion that a contractor should disclose in his account what lie actually paid for goods as well as what he charged, otherwise a proprietor had the right (o assume lie was being charged the actual prices paid.

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