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Southland Times, Issue 19772, 21 February 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. STRONGER THAN EVER! STRONGER THAN EVER! Isthe Programme We have pleasure in presenting again To-night. CIVIC PICTURES 7.IS—MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.IS 7.IS—MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.IS —“THE WITCHING HOUR.”— —“THE WITCHING HOUR.”— —“THE WITCHING HOUR."— Paramount's Super-Production based on AUGUSTUS THOMAS’S MIGHTY THRILLER A Strong Theme Gripping!}' Treated by ' ELLIOTT DEXTER ELLIOTT DEXTER Mary Alden. Winter Hall. And a Dozen other Notable Artists. A Mighty Story’ of Unforgettable Love based on the famous drama that has thrilled Countless Thousands. A PICTURE TO MAKE YOU THINK! —Also Showing ALLAN DWAN’S PRODUCTION OF Richard Harding Davis’s Great Novel: —“SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE.”— —“SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE.”— —“SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE.”— With all its Thrills, Romance, Action! A Pulsating Drama of Romance and Revolution—of Romance and Intrigue—told with a swiftness that will pull you out of your seats, with ANNA Q. NILSSON I PAULINE STARK NORMAN KERRY And a Strong Supporting Cast. ITS A BIG REALART SPECIAL. Usual Prices for this Strong Programme! PLANS AT THE RING 380 EDUCATIONAL. ! : gT. ANDREW'S GIRLS’ COLLEGE. FULL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY I SCHOOL COURSE. ITHE COLLEGE WILL OPEN IN JUBILEE HALL, EARNSLAW STREET, TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY. Pupils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service Entrance and Proficiency Examinations. Kindergarten for Junior Pupils Suitable Boarding Accommodation arranged for Country Pupils, The Principal (Mrs J. W. Dickson, 8.A.) will be in attendance at the School to interview Parents and receive Enrolments on FRIDAY, 23rd inst., froih 2 pjn. to 4 p.m., and on MONDAY, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Prospectus on application to— THE SECRETARY. P.O. Box 103, Telephone: 212. Invercargill. Fr73o ANDREW’S GIRLS’ COLLEGE. OPENING CEREMONY. Parents and all interested in the above School are Cordially Invited to be present at the Official Opening to be held in the School (Jubilee Hall, Earnslaw Street) on MONDAY, 26th FEBRUARY at 3 p.m. A. W. RODGER. Chairman of Committee. gOUTHLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE. EVENING AND DAY ADULT CLASSES RE-OPEN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. Enrolments may now be made at the College Office during the day or evening. Students desirous of receiving tuition in any subject are urged to made immediate inquiry

A new class will be commenced in any subject permitted by regulations, provided enough students enrol. W. G. ALDRIDGE, Fp679 Director. MRS ADAMSON, LjLB.; A.T.C.L. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. MRS ADAMSON, LA.B.; A.T.CX., (Miss A.F. Harrington) may be seen at her Studio, Rout’s Buildings, Dee Street, from 3 to 5 p.m. or at private residence, 17 Rodney Street, to arrange for coming term. Pupils coached for all exams. Railway Concession Tickets. 'Phone—Residence: 238 MISS DOROTHY MOFFETT. (Certificate South Kensington). Student of the Women Painters’ Club, Sydney. 417 1 LL commence Classes for Drawing, VV Painting, Pen and Ink Sketching and Sketching from Nature. Special Classes for Junior Pupils. For particulars and enrolment applv to — 97 GALA ST., INVERCARGILL. Jz7B3 FOR SALE AND TO LET. FOR SALE—Prosperous Little Business in centre of town; would suit sisters. Apply “E. 0. Times Office. F 1485 F. NEWTON TeL—l6l6 LAND AGENT. Box—32L HALLENSTEIN’S BUILDINGS. POUR-ROOMED BRICK HOUSE; bathroom, pantry, h. and c. water, washhouse, gas, concrete verandah; facing north. Handy to first section tram. Soldier s mortgage. Price £7OO. A returned soldier wanting a good home should see this at once. Fo 32. TpOUR-ROOMED Up-to-date House on -L corner section; bathroom, h. and c. water, scullery, pantry, washhouse with hot water. Good garden. Large fowlhouse. Handy first section tram. Price £B6O. Fo6l SIX-ROOMED BRICK HOUSE with | of an acre of land laid out in orchard and splendid garden. Corner section; bathroom, t. and c. water, scullery, pantry : front and ack verandah : workshop and garage; greenhoue. Price: £l6OO. . Fo 97 DAIRY FARM FOR PROMPT SALE. THE Vendor’s Interest in a Splendid Little Dairy Farm of 80 Acres with growing crops, and now carrying a fine herd of Dairy Cows in full profit. The Property is most conveniently situated and improvements include a Modern Residence and every necessary building; all in top-notch order. To effect a Prompt Sale the Vendor has named a very low reserve and is prepared to give excellent terms. This is an Exceptional Opportunity for a man of modest means. Inquire for the fullest particulars from— MEEK & OUGHTON, LTD. t ESK STREET INVERCARGILL.