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Southland Times, Issue 19291, 9 July 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL LADIES’ MATINEE, 2.30 SPECIAL LADIES’ MATINEE, 2.30 BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL THERE WILL BE CROWDS! In Dunedin and Christchurch 15,000 Ladies attended these Special Matinees. Kindly Note —There will be NO Pictures at this Matinee. ALBION THEATRE Commencing To-night at 7.15. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PICTURE PROGRAMME Headed by ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE Starring: DOROTHY PHILLIPS KENNETH HARLAN By ELINOR GLYNN ELINOR GLYNN THEN WE HAVE: The Grand-daughter of Henry Wood Beecher, Margaret Beecher, in SUNSHINE HARBOUR SUNSHINE HARBOUR THEN WE HAVE: PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN Who will Give a Special Performance “ON EYE TROUBLES”' “ON EYE TROUBLES” PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN PHARUS. THE EGYPTIAN Will Demonstrate How to Cure All Eye Ailments. USUAL PRICES—StaIIs 1/-; D.C.: 1/8. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL till 12 o’clock; after at the ALBION personally or by ’Phoning 738. DAY SALES ALL DAY AT DUNLOP’S. HOCKEY. QUEEN’S PARK—WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, at 2.30 p.m. THE MATCH OF THE SEASON. WINTON v COLLEGIATE. COME AND SEE SOME OF SOUTHLAND’S BEST IN ACTION. # Jh26B A DANCE will be held in the OTATARA SCHOOL on FRIDAY, July 11, in aid of School Funds, commencing at 8 p.m. Gents_2/6; Ladies 1/-. Jh2Bo INVERCARGILL Competitions Society.— Competitors are reminded that this is the LAST OPPORTUNITY. Entries close on FRIDAY. Jg23o PUBLIC NOTICES. DEBENTURES. A PPLTCATIONS are invited for purchase xJI of Debentures of Mount Eden Borough, a suburb of Auckland, which is known as a most attractive residential district. Interest 54 per cent. Duration of Loan: 36 years. The loan is for the purpose of laying down the Main Roads in concrete. Particulars may be obtained and application made to the Manager, Bank of New Zealand, or to the undersigned. S. GRAY, Town Clerk. Council Chambers, Valley Road, Mount Eden, Auckland, N.Z. Jdl2o gOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER. LADIES’, . GENT’S AND CHILDREN’S GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. C. W. PATTON “COOKHAM HOUSE” 124 DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL? (Next Door to R. Sloan, Grocer). J. B. HOWELL PIA N O SPECIALIST. (Princess Buildings). 11l DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL, —for— BEST BRITISH PIANOS. TO THE CROWN TENANTS AND SETTLERS OF SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT. I HAVE TO INFORM YOU that I Jiave established a Settlers’ Inquiry Bureau in Dunedin for the Otago District and now propose to extend my operations to include Southland. The object of the Bureau is to solve the difficulties that so often beset the struggling settler, either by giving advice or bringing questions before the Land Boards, making applications for land in any part of the Dominion, and to do everything possible to help the settlers, either Returned Soldiers or Civilians. Having served as Commissioner of Crown Lands in Nelson, Hawke’s Bay and Otago for the past 16 years, I have a good knowledge of the lands in those districts and have arranged for the receipt of information of all lands being opened for sale or selection over the whole Dominion. Having retired from the Public Service after 48 years’ of continuous hard work, I find that after a few months’ rest that I require some definite occupation and could not do better than devote my time towards helping the settlers with whom I have been so closely associated all my life, and who are the backbone of “God’s Own Country,” the Dominion of New Zeeland. Any written communications sent to P.O. Box 709, Dunedin, or personal inquiries at my Office, Reid’s Buildings, Liverpool St., Dunedin, will receive careful consideration and attention; and my charges will be moderate. —Y'ours faithfully, R. T. SADD. ARE SELLING Pears 6 anti 8 for 1/Apples ’d., 4d, and 6d. lb. Passion Fruit 6 for 1/. Mandarins 6 and 8 for 1/Bananas —. 6, 8 and. 10 for 17Navel Oranges 3 for 1/Lemons 5 for 1/ALBION BUILDINGS, DEE ST. CAST IRON PIG TROUGHS—AII sizes; and Watering Troughs—last a lifetime. Sole makers—WlLSON BROS.. Leet Street, Invercargill. ’Phone 591.