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Southland Times, Issue 19822, 19 March 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ALBIONTHEATRE I “The Theatre of Distinction.” I| Direction ... - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. : LAST NIGHT OF THIS PROGRAMME! LAST NIGHT OF THIS PROGRAMME! TO-NIGHT—7.IS—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—7.IS—TO-NIGHT. REGINALD BARKER’S PRODUCTION: THE DIXIE HANDICAP! THE DIXIE HANDICAP! THE DIXIE HANDICAP! THE DIXIE HANDICAP! with FRANK KEENAN. CLAIRE WINDSOR. . FRANK KEENAN. CLAIRE WINDSOR. LLOYD HUGHES. LLOYD HUGHES. You won’t breathe as the favourite creeps . inch by inch on the little thoroughbred . Aying down the straight—Your heart will pound with the girl’s as she watches her last chance of freedom from a hideous bargain fading grimly, ALSO: THE MILE A MINUTE THRILLER “THE SPEED KING.” “THE SPEED KING.” “THE SPEED KING.” Featuring Richard Talniadge, Virginia Warwick, Harry Van Meter and Mark Fenton. PATHE GAZETTE. CARTOONS. PATHE GAZETTE. CARTOONS. and the ALBION “SELECT” ORCHESTRA (Conductor: Mr J. Aldridge). PLANS AT BRISTOL; OR RING 738. ■ Day Sales at RICE’S (next to Theatre). PRICES THE SAME AS USUAL! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! STAR OF WAIKIWI LODGE, No. 95, 1.0.0. F., will hold their First Dance of the Season TO-NIGHT in the Waikiwi Public Hall, commencing 8 p.m. Duerden’s Orchestra. Everybody Welcome. Ladies 1/6; Gents 3/-. Late Char-a-banc. W. S. CAMPBELL. Mq639 Sec. Dance Committee. THE KIWI RAMBLERS ARE holding an ENTERTAINING DANCE in TISBUBY HALL on FRIDAY, March 19. Proceeds in aid of School Funds. Novelty Dance. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6. Bassett's Bus leaves H.B. Corner at 7.45 p.m. Mp6l9 JJIVERTON RACING CLUB. ANNUAL EASTER MEETING. ANNUAL EASTER MEETING. APRIL 3 and 5, 1926. THE STEEPLECHASE MEETING OF THE SOUTH. NOMINATIONS for ALL HANDICAPS CLOSE with the undersigned at 6 p.m. on FRIDAY, March 19. WEIGHTS DECLARED MARCH 24. Full Programme published in Weekly Press, 4th and 11th inst, and Otago Witness 2nd. inst. PROGRAMMES ON APPLICATION. JNO. GEARY, Secretary. Box 40; Telephone 3. Riverton. MosBo DAY AT THE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1926. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS: GORE: Depart 7.16 a.m.; Dunedin arrive 10.35 a.m. DUNEDIN: Depart 10 p.m.; Gore arrive 1.8 a.m. (25th). ADULTS: 7/-. CHILDREN: 3/9 Tickets (limited to 950) procurable from Wednesday till Saturday from ALEX. T. NEWMAN, Main Street, Gore. Mp 626 RABBITS WANTED NOW IN ANY QUANTITY BY: THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS (AUS.), LTD. CONSIGN TO MAKAREWA. For Prices, Particulars, Crates, Labels, etc., write to: — FRANK’ TUCKER. BOX 40, INVERCARGILL. Office: ESK STREET; near Railway Station. Telephone: 1599. JuBo7 WOOL COSTUMES—I2/6 to 50/-. No" CFV Mail Orders.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Don Street. WHITE CANVAS LOW HEEL SHOE& Size 2 and 7. Only 5/- Pair. No Mail Orders. —ABRAHAM WACHNER, Don Street. f APPLES —Best Central; 40-lbs. 9/6; Tomatoes, 20-lbs., 6/6; railage Bd. sidings.—CßAlG ORCHARD, Box 72, Gore. FOR HARVESTERS. STRONG CUPS AND SAUCERS, 4/6 half-dozen; Cups without Saucers 3/11 balf-dozen. White Dinner Plates at 5/and 5/6 half-dozen; White Enamel Plates 1/-, 1/6, 2/-; Large Tin Plates 9d. Enamei Mugs 1/-, 1/3, 1/6; Large Enamel Teapot* £O/6 and 12/6. These are the lines lor Harvesters as they will sfand hard wear NOBLE’S, DEE STREET. 4 A SUMMER FROCKS—4O/-, 50/-, Now TTV 15/-. No Mail Orders.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Don Street. rA—BLACK, BROWN CHOKERsV Head and Tail. 22/6 Each. No Mail Orders.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Don St. TJOYS’ TWEED ALL WOOL SPORTS SUITS REDUCED DURING OUR FOUR-WEEKS’ SALE AT COPELAND’S. SIX ONLY—INDIES’ COATS. 7/6 Each. No Mail- Orders.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Don Street. PRESSING FOR SALE—A.I Five-roomed Oriel Window and Verandah House, Tweed Street. Up-to-date Conveniences. Splendid order. £950 or near offer.—GORDON BROWN.