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Southland Times, Issue 20014, 30 October 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ALBION MATINEE TO-DAY ART ACCORD. ART ACCORD. ART ACCORD. ART ACCORD. With his Horse, “Raven,” and Dog, “Rex.” in a BLUE STREAK WESTERN entitled: THE SET UP THE SET UP TWO—COMEDIES—TWO TWO—COMEDIES—TWO Also Episode Four of the Fascinating Serial THE ACE OE SPADES TIME AND PRICES AS USUAL!

MUNICIPAL FJIHEATRE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. Touring Manager John Farrell. AN OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, November 11 and 12. J. C. Williamson Ltd. present, by arrangement with R. D’Oyly Carte, their incomparable. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN GILBERT AND SULLIVAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY COMIC OPERA COMPANY 80 ARTISTS 80 In two of the Greatest and Most Popular Works of the famous and beloved collaborators. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, THE GONDOLIERS. THE GONDOLIERS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, THE MIKADO. THE MIKADO. Both Operas will be presented with new and magnificent costumes and scenery, and they will be interpreted by the most powerful aggregation of Comic opera Stars which has yet toured New Zealand/ including Miss Winifred Williamson (her first, appearance here), Mr John Ralston, Mr. James Hay, Mr. Leo Damton (his first appearance here), Miss Strella Wilson (her first appearance here), Mr. Bernard Manning (his first appearance here), also Mr. Charles A. Walenn (the popular Gilbert and Sullivan comedian), Miss Patti Russell, Mr. Lance Fairfax and Miss Mabel Gibson. Magnificent Operatic Chorus, Grand Operatic Orchestra, Musical Director, Gustave Slapoffski. Operas produced by Minnie Everett. Box Plans will be opened at the Bristol on Tuesday, November 9. Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls Bs, Stalls ss, Gallery 2s 6d. All prices plus amusement tax. Oall6o PROFESSIONAL. WILL THE PUPILS AND INTENDING PUPILS OF MR ROBERT KENT. Teacher of Voice Production, Singing, etc., PLEASE NOTE That his address for the future will be as under: MUSIC STUDIO. U.F.S. DISPENSARY BUILDINGS. TAY STREET. Please attend at the Usual Hours. RACING. BIRCHWOOD HUNT. Annual totalisator race MEETING. INVERCARGILL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. STEEPLECHASING! HURDLING 1 GALLOPING I BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA BOOTHS. ALL OUTGOING TRAINS DELAYED. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS. FIRST RACE AT 12.30. BIRCHWOOD HUNT. ANNUAL RACES. INVERCARGILL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. OWNERS AND TRAINERS are reminded that ACCEPTANCES CLOSE with the undersigned on SATURDAY, 30th inst. E. MATHESON, Secretary. P.O. Box 10; ’Phone: 82M., Otautau. Jockeys may obtain their tickets at the office of the Southland Racing Club from Monday, November 1. 01215 MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED —Cauliflowers, must go; Lettuce, Spring Qnions, Rhubarb, Asparagus, Queen Pines, Tomatoes from 1/6 per lb.; Grapes, Bananas.—AßCADE. LET US DEVELOP AND PRINT YOUR FILMS—Same-day Service.—GEO. I. MOFFETT, Chemist, Dee Street. 1210 WANTED —Two Trucks Clean Pressed, Oaten Straw.—W. Todd & Co., Ltd. ANTLER OINTMENT—For sore udders, teats, cowpox, inflammation, has no equal. Matheson’s, Ltd., and all storekeepers. Wholesale: Royds Bros. & Kirk. ADOPTION. WANTED —Suitable persons to adopt Baby from birth; early respectable parentage. Ar>nlv “ADOPTION,” OylllO Box xu, Invercargill. "VTEARING the end. Don’t miss buying ±1 your Mutton now. Prices will rise as soon as sales are over. McKAY’S Exchange Mart. OallsB WANTED IN GORE. ADVERTISER, who has been transferred to Gore, wishes to rent a six-roomed House; with or without right to purchase. Bungalow preferred, but not essential. Apply: BOX 309, Oall7l Invercargill. ANTLER OINTMENT for poisoned hands, burns, scalds, mosquito bites. Obtainable Matheson’s, Ltd., all stores, chemists. Wholesale: Royds Bros. & Kirk. AWAITING patiently letter and you; r* ‘"•’’st me; believe me for ever yours. —Baiser. 0t950 MUTTON will be cheap to-day at McKAY’S Exchange Mart. Don’t miss this opportunity. OallsB