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Southland Times, Issue 18965, 13 June 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HOORAH! HOORAH! “GRANDMA'S BOY” IS HERE! IS HERE! HE blew in on last night’s express full of apologies for having disappointed a Thousand of the Most Discriminating Pic-ture-goers in Invercargill. Somebody put hint on the wrong train, but now he's here he promises a merry time at the CIVIC PICTURES MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. And at the NIGHT SESSION at 7.15 NIGHT SESSION at 7.15 Don't on any acocuifet Miss THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME Don’t Let Anything Keep You Away, for its THE GREATEST WE’VE EVER SHOWN THE GREATEST WE’VE EVER SHOWN TWO SUPER SPECIALS TWO SUPER SPECIALS On the One Bill. Think of it! Each one of these pcitures shown singly has drawn capacity houses wherever shown. What will the two on one bill do? A WORD TO THE WISE A WORD TO THE WISE Is all that is necessary. RESERVE YOUR SEATS RESERVE YOUR SEATS Plans at the Bristol until Noon; later at Mrs Gawn’s; or Ring 380. Day Sales at Mrs Gawn’s. Screening at 2.10 and 7.35. REGINALD DENNY In the Wonderful Racing Special: —"THE KENTUCKY DERBY”— —“THE KENTUCKY DERBY”— —“THE KENTUCKY DERBY”— “There has been nothing to equal it.”— The unanimous verdict of last night’s huge house. Screening at 3.15 and 8.55: HAROLD LLOYD IN HIS GREATEST SUCCESS: GRANDMA’S BOY GRANDMA’S BOY Five Fast Furious Reels of Feverish Frolicsome Fun! MATINEE PRICES—I/1 and 1/8; Children 6d and 9d. NIGHT PRICES—Circle 2/2; Stalls 1/8; Gallery 1/1; Reserves 2/9 and 2/2; Children 6d, 9d and 1/-. N.B.—lf You Miss This Programme you will miss the treat of your lives. Moral: Don’t Miss It! WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL. WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL. OPENING of the Competition at Rugby Park, WEDNESDAY, 13th inst. THE MID-WEEK CONTESTS. THE BIG GAME AT LAST! THE BIG GAME AT LAST! MARIST v STAR 2.30 p.m. MARIST v STAR 2.30 p.m. WINTON V INVERCARGILL t . 2.45 p.m. Admission Charges—Gents, 1/-; Ladies and Youths 6d. Stand: Adults 6d. . TWO STIRRING GAMES. Jk37l W-. G. COMPTON, Secretary. ASHLEY’S HALL. ASHLEY’S HALL. TO-NIGHT—TONIGHT. Battalion band dance— The Dance of the Season. Popular Prices and Good Music. Gents.—2/6. ' Ladies—l/Jk3B9 J) REM I E R DANCE CLUB TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) JUNE 13. ROLLUP! ROLLUP! Egg and Spoon Fox Tret Competition. Entry Free. The Weekly Dance of the above Club will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Hall, Tay Street, j Best of Music and Good Supper. Jk379 LOST AND FOUND. ■ —A Wallet containing Money-; JL owner can have same on applying to— A. E. Butt, Esk Street. Jk3B3 LOST— On Saturday, Wristlet Watch. Apply Times Office. Jj32o ; QTPvAYING on my property, North MakaM rewa, one Black and White Heifer. Owner can have same by paying expenses. —John McLean. Jj3l7 LOST— On Monday, 28th May, in Conon, Earn or Clyde Streets, Brooch Case containing Gold Bar Brooch, hinder please return to Times Office. J;283 J pOUND A Military Overcoat Owner can : have same dyed-any colour if he calls at Flint & Co., Dyer and Cleaner, Esk St. (next to McFarlane's). Suits, Costumes cleaned and pressed. Feathers cleaned and cuned. Gloves, etc. Jh27l PUBLIC NOTICLa. DEMONSTRATION ON THE DEPARTMENT OF INTELLIGENCE extends a Cordial Invitation to ALL- Farmers interested in Maximum Productivity, to Demonstrate to themse.ves and all others, the benefits of the Practical Application of DOHERTY’S LIME. JAMES DOHERTY', Mn 575 Lime Works, Centre Bush. JHAT CAM YOU DO BEST? FIND OUT—AND DO IT! GOT A BENT? An inclination for some particular work? Don’t let cireumstanc s interfere—nothing will prevent your becoming an A No. 1 Man in anything you choose to take up with the I.C.S. Start Now. Among 200 subjects you'll find the very job you always dreamed of being able to walk off with. Write to-day for Free Information. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (Australasia), Ltd. R. N. RlDD—District Agen*, Dept. “E.,” Box 687—Dunedin. LUSCIOUS PEARSL " ~ are Overstocked and DUU will sell at the ridiculously low price of 2d. per lb to 24d per lb. for choice Fruit. F. BOWDEN & CO., Mz97S Kelvin Street,