AMUSEMENTS. ! JUST TO LIVE j ONE YEAR OF HAPPINESS THIS day, December I, 1922, I have accepted 50,000 dolj lars from David Leighton. In rej turn for same I hereby agree to i dispose of my life one year from ! date.” j ANITA STEWART signed the contract, I and Cupid and the Devil were silent 1 witnesses. Swifter than she cared to count, the year rolled on A.ND ! THEN ? ■ Well, worde are only Futile— YOU MUST SEE HER MAD BARGAIN HER MAD BARGAIN I i Starring ANITA STEWART. | Starring ANITA STEWART. j ALBION THEATRE j The First Feature of the Evening presents ! FRANCES EDMOND & GEORGE LARKIN i in the ‘ DARING SEX PROBLEM PLAY, I DARING SEX PROBLEM PLAY, i THE UNFORTUNATE SEX THE UNFORTUNATE SEX iCOME AND TEST I Your theory as to which is the “Unfortunate Sex!” I If It’s Laughter You Want, You’ll be j Tickled to Death with LARRY SEMON in “THE AGENT,” ? The Greatest Comedy Eve? Made. ; i Wherever it has been shown Audiences j j have risen in their chairs and Yelled. | > NCk INCREASE IN PRICES. I • Children 6d Stalls. Tel. 738 for Seats! ; i I MEETINGS. ] ! NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ UNION, i APARLMA DISTRICT. I MR GORRINGE, of Department of I Agriculture, will deliver an Address ■ !on PIG-RAISING and BACON INDUS- i j TRY, WAIKOURO SCHOOL, FRIDAY’, JULY’ 13, at 8 p.m. Everybody within measurable distance | turn up. THOMAS MACKENZIE, Ji27B Secretary. DAIRY FARMERS! IMPORTANT NOTICE. EVERY’ FARMER is invited to a Meeting to be held in Y.M.C.A. Hall on I SATURDAY’, JULY’ 14, at 1.30 p.m., to hear Mr GORRINGE, of the Department of Agriculture, LECTURE on the subject of PIG-RAISING and BACON INDUSTRY. NZ. FARMERS’ UNION. ' ; A. L. ADAMSON, Ji277 Provincial Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. lOST, Main road, between Mill road and i Dacre—One Black Motoring Glove. Finder please return to Times Office. Ji267 LOST, about a fortnight ago, in Waianiwa—One Dark Yellow Dog. Answers to name “Rough.” Anyone knowing whereabouts kindly communicate with R. McLeod, Otahuti. ’ Ji263 QTRAYED from New River, through kj Wright’s Bush—2B Steers. Anyone knowing whereabouts please communicate with J. Mullan, West Plains. Reward. Ji259 STRAYING on the road, Waimatuku— Twenty-nine Bullocks; three black, one polled, three Herefords, rest mostly red and white. Impounded by W. McClymont, Thornbury. ’ Ji276 LOST, from Schoolhouse, Caroline, on June 24—One Black Spaniel Dog. Anyone wilfully detaining same will be prosecuted. Jh252 LOST, on Friday evening, between Deschler’s Hotel, Esk street, and Post Office—Silver Expansion Wristlet Watch. Reward on returning to Deschler’s Hotel. Jh22o STRAY’ED, from Mill Road Siding, on Saturday night—B Ewes, branded blue on back of head. Finder please communicate with W. Lee, Racecourse road. Jh22l Notice of Removal. The Provident Life Assurance Co. (THE ONLY N.Z. LIFE ASSURANCE CO.) TJAVE REMOVED their Office from Esk Street to COLONIAL BUILDINGS, Corner of DEE STREET and THE CRESCENT. F. H. TUCKER, Resident Agent. MARTIN THOS. FRANCIS, Superintendent. 80x—66. Telephone—26s. Jd94 FOR SALE—A Brick and • Roughcast House having all conveniences, including sewerage and electric light; i-acre with northerly aspect; 10 minutes’ walk from P.O. £1350. Easy terms. —R. J. Cumming, Eek Street. OLD FALSE TEETH — Bought sound or broken; also Dental Scrap. Beet prices lin N.Z. sent by return mail. Post to— J. DUNSTONE, Box 51, Wellesley Street, j Auckland. L/atablished 31 yean.
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Southland Times, Issue 18990, 11 July 1923, Page 1
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