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Southland Times, Issue 17786, 15 July 1916, Page 6

I Amusement*. TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT. HE KAKLV—UK Wi.SK —BE KAKI.V. The Last Night of a .Mammoth rrogranimc. JT STANDS UNKQUADD 1-IJ. Popular Picture Palace. 3 to 3 DAILV. TO-NIGHT 6.15 to JO. I The Family Cupboard ! A World Film's Coiporation Masterpiece In 5 Magnificent Parts. I Dublin Riots 1 SACKVILDE STREET IX RUINS. And now comes the Great Problem Play, The Famous Players Greatest Success: The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch .More Pathetic than Fast hynne or Fatal Wedding. 6d-6d —GRAND SUPPORTS —3d-3cl. SOUTHLAND AVAR FUNDS ASSOCIATION. COLLECTIONS COMMITTEE. UNIQUE ATTRACTION. I TITHE Committee has secured lor Ex-j-t hibition — 1 KA J^LEPHANTS, i which will be on Exhibition for a few days at the Old Swimming Baths, Tweed street. Hours: TO-DAV (SATL'RDAY), 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., .and 7.30 to 10 p.m. SUNDAA' AFTERNOON: 3 to 3 p.m. (Silver Collection). Uym294 JUNIC IP A L THEATRE. FOR THREE NIGHTS. THE DANDIES This is just a preliminary remark, so to speak. A few brief words. Here they are;— THE VINK DANDIES" ARE COMING. THEY HAVEN’T BEEN HERB BEFORE YOU’A r E SEEN OTHER "DANDIEs" BUT NOT THE "PINKS" THEVRE THE BEST OF THE LOT THAT’S A SIMPLE, PLAIN FACT WE'RE NOW OFF OUT TO STICK. UP A FEW BIDES ON YOUR FENCES WHILST YOU’RE NOT LOOKING. P.S. —The Three Nights are: MON., TUES., WEDNESDAY, JUDY 24. 25, 26. Plan Opens at Dlllicrap’s next Thursday. PRICES—3/- 2/- 1/Direction —Edward Branscombe Pty Ltd. Jym29s W AR SOUTHLAND JpUNDS ASSOCIATION. COUNTRY CONCERTS AS UNDER: JULY” 19 —OTAUTAU JULY 25—MATAURA JULY 26—MATAURA ISLAND JULY 28 —MOSSBURN. Proceeds in aid Soldiers’ Gift Parcel Scheme. CHAS. CAMPBELL, Jy1251 Secretary. Meetings, MEETING of OBJECTORS to the CITY VALUATIONS will be held in the Council Chambers on MONDAY', 17th inst., at 8. p.m. All interested are urgently requested to attend In order that united action may be taken. 2Jym293 WAIRIO JOCKEY CLUB. A SPECIAL MEETING, having been convened by the requisite number of Members, will be he held in Bain’s Hall, Wairio. on FRIDAY’ EVENING, 21st July, 1916, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS; consider the following amendments and additions to the Rules of the Club:— By Mr M. Gaines; Rale 31—That the Judicial Committee shall be elected jointly by the Stewards, and General Committee of the Club, Instead of by the Members. By Mr J. P. Forde: New Rule —That no person unless he has been a financial member in the season immediately preceding the Annual Meeting, can take any part in the election of office-bearers, nor any other business transacted at that meeting. By Mr E. V. Mackay: Rule 15 —That the members of Committee be seven instead of five; That the President shall be elected annually instead of every two years; That the Hon. Treasurer shall be elected from the members • of the Committee and by the Committee. Rule 31—That fifteen stewards be elected (instead of ten. New the publication of business transacted in committee be left to each Committeeman’s discretion. By Order. W. A. SAUNDERS, Uym279 Secretary. Bail Notices. Mails close at chief post OFFICE. IN VERCARGILL, AS UNDER:— SATURDAY, JULY la. Mails for' Australia and Soutli Africa (due Sydney July 21st per s.s. Westralia from Auckland), close at 5.25 a.m. MONDAY, JULY IT. Malls for Expeditionary Forces close at 5.25 a.m. (for despatch per s.s. Maital from Wellington). j SAN FRANCISCO MAIL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. I Mails for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (due London, Aug. 20, per s.s. Matai from Wellington), and for United States, Canada, Central America, etc.; also for Cook Islands, Tahiti, Penrhyn Island, etc., close as follows; Parcels at noon, money orders at 4 p.m., and registered articles at 5 p.m. on July i 18; all other correspondence at 5.25 a.m. on July 19. - SUEZ MAIL. WEDNESDAY', JULY 19. Mails for Australia and South Africa (due Sydney July 24 per s.s. Moeraki from Wellington) and for India, Ceylon, China, Japan, Straits Settlements, Philippine Islands, Egypt, etc., and for United Kingdom and Continent of Europe (due London about August 30—correspondence must be specially addressed "via Suez"), close as follows; —Parcels at noon; money orders 4 p.m., and registered article at 5 p.m. on July IS; all other correspondence at 5.25 a.m. on July 19. D. St. GEORGE, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office. Invercargill, July 15, 1916. RABBITS, ’Yyj’ANTED, in unlimited quantities at OCEAN BEACH FREEZING WORKS, from 2Gth JUNE. HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED. LABELS AND CRATES ON APPLICATION. J. 11. KIRK & CO. of N.Z:, Ltd, INVERCARGILL.