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Southland Times, Issue 19546, 9 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TIIRECTION E. J. CABROLL. EDNA THOMAS The World’s Greatest Exponent of Negro Spirituals and Creole Melodies, arrived in Invercargill on Tuesday morning, and will make her first appearance at the VICTORIA HALL—TO-NIGHT. VICTORIA HALL—TO-NIGHT. At 8 o’clock. EDNA THOMAS EDNA THOMAS EDNA THOMAS “THE LADY FROM LOUISIANA.” "THE LADY FROM LOUISIANA.” Whose Youth, Beauty, Magnetic Personality and Consummate Artistry have captivated three Continents in exotic songs and picturesque Costumes. Songs of the Days of Slavery, Songs Grave and Gay! Haunting Songs of Wistful Appeal, Spirituals of Melodic Beauty, Whimsical Melodies of Infectious Gaiety! Songs of the Chimney Sweeps and Street Hawkers of New Orleans, with their strangely crooning refrains! Cameo Studies of Southern Life and Character. A PIQUANT ENTERTAINMENT THAT WILL SATISFY THE MOST JADED MUSICAL APPETITE. Associate Artists— LUCILE LAWRENCE (Harpist). CONSTANCE PIPER (Pianiste). A MUSJCAL NOVELTY THAT WILL STARTLE INVERCARGILL. PRICES—6/-, 4/-, and 2/- (plus tax). BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. Mg 294 OTAGO A. AND P. ASSOCATION. ANNUAL WINTER SHOW. AND EXHIBITION OF: Cheese, Butter, Hams, Bacon, Home Industries, Fruit, Grain, Seeds, Roots, Farm Exhibits, Fat Stock, Wool, and New Zealand Manufactures; Woolclassing, School and Judging Competitions, Soldiers’ Classes, etc., etc. JUNE 2nd., 3rd., 4th and sth., 1925. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, MAY 16. (Unless otherwise specified.) E. F. DUTHIE, P.O. Box 84, _ Secretary. 83 Crawford St., Dunedin. A 5794 LOST AND FOUND. lOST, between Tay street and GeorgeJ town —A Purse, containing notes and silver. Reward on returning to Craig Printing Company, Tay street. Mh362 LOST, between Wyndham and Mabel Bush—Travelling Bag, containing gentleman’s apparel. Reward. Apply Stewart Bros., Wyndham. Mh337 LOST —A Lady’s Wristlet Watch, in Clyde street, yesterday afternoon. Finder ring 1051. Reward. Mh374 LOST —On Tuesday afternoon in Clyde street, child’s strap off pram. Apply 161 Liddel street. Mh327 STRAYED, from Wright’s Bush, on May 3—Six Ewes, branded 3 with half Boon underneath on left side. . Anyone knowing of same please communicate with Wright’s Bush Store. Mf24B NOTICE. 4LL FARMERS in the Brydone, Edendale, Wyndham, Menzies Ferry, Seaward Downs and surrounding districts, interested in forming a Herd Testing Association. are requested to attend a meeting to be held in the Edendale Hail, on MONDAI, MAA 11, at 8 p.m. A large attendance requested. Some Directors of the Southland Herd Testing Association will be present. GEORGE GORDON, Secretary, Southland Herd Testing Association. Mh324 THE SALVATION ARMY TAY STREET. MOTHER’S DAY. CAPTAIN and MRS NEEVE in Command. SUNDAY, MAY 10th. SPECIAL MEETINGS at 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p;m. You are Invited to Come and accept a White Flower in Remembrance of Mother. Mh3l2 COME ! G ' R ’ VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the -L.l undermentioned Freehold Farm will be sold by Public Auction at the Lands Office, Invercargill, on TUESDAY, the 2nd June, 1915, at 11 a.m.:— Section 4a, Ringway Settlement, Block XIV, Jacob’s River Hundred. Area 216 ac. 3r. 23p. Upset Price £1650. Minimum deposit £l5O. Situated about 4 miles and a half from Otautau. Undulating land, nearly all ploughable. Suitable for grazing and mixed farming. Buildings consist of 4-roomed house, stable, implement shed, byre, etc. If selected for Cash, one-fifth of the price realised to be paid on the fall of the hammer and the balance in thirty days. If on Deferred Payment, a minimum deposit of £l5O to be paid and the balance will be secured by instalment mortgage over a period of 36i years with interest at 5 per cent, to a soldier and 34j years with interest at 5j per cent, to a civilian. Any further particulars apply, K. M. GRAHAM, Mh3o6 Commissioner of Crown Lands. NEW BICYCLES. Price £8 PUSH CHAIRS —Seagrass Hood; Long Sides Price - £3 15/- \ SPECIALISTS IN CYCLE REPAIRS. Pram Tyres and Wringee Rubbers Fitted. . . . , BATCHELER’S NEW CYCLE AND PRAM STORE. 22 ESK STREET. INVERCARGILL. (Premises recently vacated by the Bristol Piano Co.)