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Southland Times, Issue 19590, 11 August 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. E ANOTHER WORTH WHILE PROGRAMME E ANOTHER WORTHWHILE PROGRAMME 1- —Headed by— ANITA STEWART and HERBERT RAWLINSON ALICE CALHOUN JOCK McLEAN ALBION THEATRE ANITA STEWART and HERBERT RAWLINSON A BIG PICTURE WITH BIG MOMENTS. „ PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY. = PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY. . PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY. , THE CONFESSIONS OF A WOMAN WHO MARRIED ONCE FOR LOVE AND ONCE AGAIN TO FORGET LOVE PLAYTHINGS OF LOVE PLAYTHINGS OF LOVE PLAYTHINGS OF LOVE A Splendid Drama with backgrounds of the Frozen North: then to a Tropical South, with an Arctic Blizzard and a Jamaican tornado. 1 PLAYTHINGS OF LOVE PLAYTHINGS OF LOVE PLAYTHINGS OF LOVE —and— PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY. PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY. PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY. I Space will not permit of our telling of i Our First Great Drama: j THE CHARMING DECEIVER : I Starring j ALICE CALHOUN. ALICE CALHOUN. I See the Christie Comedy J PURE AND SjMPLE - I And Other Wonderful Pictures. r | USUAL PRICES—TEL. 738 FOR SEAT’S. RINGING j The Usual Weekly Sing-Song will be held - ; in the MUNICIPAL THEATRE. , ; TO-DAY—I2.3O to 1.30 p.m. ’ ; Leader Mr D. J. Wesney. i Piano Mrs D. J. Wesney I ;COME ALONG AND ENJOY YOURSELF. 1 ‘ A. H. FERGUSON, I Ai3o2 Secretary. . ? SATURDAY August 12. SATURDAY. J SATURDAY August 12. SATURDAY, t SATURDAY August 12. SATURDAY. INTERPROVINCIAL RUGBY! INTERPROVINCIAL RUGBY! ’ CANTERBURY v SOUTHLAND. 3 CANTERBURY v SOUTHLAND. RUGBY PARK. RUGBY PARK. ' RUGBY PARK. RUGBY PARK. Kick-off at 2.45 p.m. Kick-off at 2.45 p.m. ] i ADMISSION —Ground Charges, Gents —1/6; li Ladies —1/-; Children 6d. Grandstand i ; Enclosure and Inner Ring, Adults 1/-; ; I Children 6d. ) | For All Matches Grandstand Tickets may }i be Reserved at J. A. Doig’s. Price 2/-. j i DELAYED TRAINS. DELAYED TRAINS. ; ithe occasion of the Rep. Matches, ; 1V Afternoon Trains will be delayed to j-leave Invercargill as under:— I ! For CLINTON -Leaves Invercargill 4.30 ' j pjn., and Elies Road, 4.40 pan. ) ' For TOKANUI—4.42 p.m. ) i Fnr TUATAPERE—4.4O pjn. ’I For LUMSDEN—4.SS part. i ; Train for NIGHTCAPS leaves IUVER- ’ i TON 5.23 p.m. 1 ! W. G. COMPTON, » | Aj333 Secretary. ' i —& Concert- and Dance 'i <» in aid of the School Funds will be ■ held on Monday, August 14. Admission—- , !1/-; Dance, 2/-. Ladies, Basket—A. Hender- ; I son, Secretary., Aj356 RAILWAY NOTICE. ; | : Ji REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL MATCH ; I AT INVERCARGILL. ON SATURDAY, 12th August, Goods Train leaving Gore at 12.25 p.m. for j Invercargill will have cars attached and • will stop where required to pick up also at. | ELITES ROAD to set down passengers. | Aj354 LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED from Borstal Farm, Three Hereford Cows and one Roan Cow. Anyone knowing their whereabouts please communicate. with the Manager. Aj3sB "WOUND—Antler Ointment for Poisoned JC hands, Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Sore Legs, Burns, Scalds, etc. All Storekeepers. —Matheson’s, Ltd. Ah27l OUR DURABLE KITCHEN CHAIRS IT is false economy to relegate any old piece of Furniture to the kitchen. There rough usage is its common lot, and the best plan is to have strong furniture that will give good service and last a lifetime. We are Actual Manufacturers... Of Kitchen Chairs. We specially select the Timber, adopt utilitarian designs, and put every piece together in craftsmanhke inanner. The result of your purchase under such conditions will, we £*el confident, be thoroughly satisfactory. OUR PRICES: KITCHEN CHAIRE. With Wooden Seats 10/6 Each. With. Leather Seats 14/6 Each With High Back 16/6 Each CALL AND SEE OUR KITCHEN CHAIRS. . . . BROAD, SMALL & CO., DEE STREET. —3i h>p. TRIUMPH with Three-speed Gear Box and Free Engine. New Tyres, k Lamp and Generator. In good running order. £4O.—WILSON & FRASER. MOTORISTS —Noisy geaia deadened, by using Cook’s Gear Lubricant. Clings ! to the teeth and prevents friction. Prolonga . gear life. Obtainable from R. P. M. Man- • ning Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch;-or |39 Tay Street, Invercargill. /