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Southland Times, Issue 19513, 12 May 1922, Page 1

, AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. WE have Much Pleasure in Presenting the Play by SYDNEY GRUNDY Featuring the Popular Lady Star: ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. AUITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. ALBION THEATRE (Comfort, Warmth, Ideal Entertainment). “WHATSOEVER A MAN SOWETH, THE SAME SHAL HE ALSO .REAP.’' SHE HAD SOWN THE WIND—WHAT WAS THE WHIRLWIND TO BE? Because she owed a (laughter's debt to a woman of whom men bad tired, she took the plunge. ANITA STEWART ANITA STEWART —in— Mlflflft—“SOWlNG THE WlND."—9oooft. 9000ft—"SOWING THE WlND.”—9oooft. 9000ft—“SOWING THE WlND.”—9oooft 9000ft—“SOWING THE WlND."—9oooft. 9000ft—"SOWING THE WlND."—9oooft. A Powerful Drama that throws light on the issue of Man and Woman of To-day. A First National Attraction. Our Second Feature screened at 8.50 p.m. —Stars— MARGUERITE MARSH MARGUERITE MARSH —in— The Year's Greatest Detective Story: “WITS vs. WITS." “WITS vs. WITS." “WITS vs. WITS." “WITS vs. WITS." COMEDIES, INTERESTS, ETC. USUAL PRICES. USUAL PRICES. TEL. 738 FOR SEATS. ALBION THEATRE SPECIAL TERM HOLIDAY MATINEE. SPECIAL TERM HOLIDAY MATINEE. To-morrow (Saturday) 2 p.m. COMEDIES. COMEDIES. COMEDIES. DETECTIVE STORIES. CIRCUS TRICKS. ETC. ETC. ETC. Children 3d at Matinee Only. RUGBY AT RUGBY RUGBY PARK. RUGBY RUGBY SATURDAY. SATURDAY. RUGBY Mav 13. May 13. RUGBY RUGBY STAR v WAIKIWI—I.3O p.m. RUGBY STAR v WAIKIWI—I.3O p.m. RUGBY RUGBY BLUFF v MARIST—3 p.m. RUGBY RUGBY PIRATES v INVERCARGILL. RUGBY PIRATES v INVERCARGILL. RUGBY RUGBY Admission Charges to Grounds: RUGBY Gents 1/-; Ladies and Youths RUGBY 6d. Stand: Gents 6d; Ladies RUGBY Free. RUGBY RUGBY W. G. COMPTON. RUGBY Secretary. RUGBY M 1365 DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING. 30th MAY, Ist and 3rd JUNE, 1922. Nominations, i sov. each, for au Events, CLOSE at the Club's Office, Dunedin, at 5 pan. on FRIDAY, 12th May. H. L. JAMES. Mi2lis Secretary. National carnival ATIONAL VARNIVAL WAIKIWI MAY 10, 11, 12, 13. (Proceeds in aid of Public Hall). WORLD’S SEVEN LEADING NATIONAL Stalls. 24 YOUNG LADIES IN SPECTACULAR MARCH AND TABLEAUX. (With Colour-light Effects). SIX—ROLLICKING SIDESHOWS.—SIX Special and Different Concert Party Each Evening. The Hall a Rainbow of Colour Combinations SOME SHOW THIS I Open—7.3o p.m. Evening 7.30 p.m.. Admission 6d. National March 7.45 p.m. Entertainment: 2nd OTAGO BATTALION BAND. OUT ON IT’S OWN! DON’T MISS IT I DON’T MISS IT! Mg23B LOST AND FOUND. LOST —Vicinity Municipal Theatre, Wednesday night, Lower Set False Teeth. Apply “LA.,” Times Office. M 1350 T 'OST—Stumpy-tailed Collie Bitch; would finder kindly communicate R. J. Anderson, Kuana. Mj32o STRAYED —One Brown Gelding. White face, head-stall on. Anyone knowing whereabouts kindly communicate with T. McCurdy, Leet Street. Reward. Mj3l3 7710 UND —“Antler" Ointment for ChiJJP blaine, Chapped Hands, Burns, Scalds, Poisoned Hands, Running Sores, etc. AU Stores. Mi29o Mi29o PUBLIC NOTICED KIRK’S INSTITUTE T'HE ABOVE ..INSTITUTE IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE IN-PATIENTS. We have had wonderful success in treating apparently hopeless cases, according to Professor Kirk’s Methods. Persons suffering from Diseases or Ailments of any kind would do wed to —CONSULT USOUTDOOR PATIENTS TREATED. DAILY. Address:—LEET STREET. 'Phone—3ls. D. MARSHALL. FOR SALE DAILY Apples and all fruits in SEASON. POTATOES, ONIONS, ETC. F. BOWDEN & CO. FRUIT AND PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS, Corner ESK and KELVIN STREETS. q'HE REAL OLD-FASHIONED FLAVOUR A IN SCONES. WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THEIR QUALITY AND FLAVOUR Plain and SuhstantiaL Wholesome & Nourishing. A TRIAL WILL PLEASE YOU. Small—24 for 1/-. Large—l 4 lor 1/Next Axe ads. Tay Street.