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Southland Times, Issue 20172, 7 May 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC PICTURES. 7.IS—MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.IS 7.IS—MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.IS J | 1 STUNNING OUTDOOR PROGRAMME! i STUNNING OUTDOOR PROGRAMME! Headed by: TOM MIX AND TONY. TCM MIX AND TONY. TOM MIX AND TONY. TOM MIX AND TONY. TCM MIX ANO TONY. : THUNDERING HOOFS. ROARING WHEELS. DEADLY TRIGGERS. A GREAT STORY. Served up in Western style in a ripping . ; railroad romance— THE GREAT K AND A TRAIN ROBBERY \ THE GREAT K AND A TRAIN ROBBERY ; THE GREAT K AND A TRAIN.ROBBERY THE GREAT K AND A TRAIN ROBBERY I THE GREAT K AND A TRAIN ROBBERY THE GREAT K AND A TRAIN ROBBERY j The cables told us Tom got badly hurt I making this picture—you won't wonder ; when you see it on the screen. I II THEN; IZANEGREY Master of ZANE GREY : ZANE GREY Thrilling ZANE GREY ZANE GREY Virile ZANE GREY [ZANE GREY Outdoor ZANE GREY ZANE GREY Stories ZANE GREY GIVES ONE OF HIS BEST FORLORN RIVER FORLORN RIVER FORLORN RIVER FORLORN RIVER With IARLETTE MARCHAL. JACK HOLT IARLETTE MARCHAL. JACK HOLT and j RAYMOND HATTON This time as a RAMOND HATTCN Comedy Cowboy. Providing the I THRILLS AND FUN* THRILLS AND FUN! Also: ANIMAL COMEDY “LYIN' TAMER” ANIMAL COMEDY: “LYIN' TAMER" FOX NEWS. DINKY DOODLE. ETC. FOX NEWS. DINKY DOODLE. ETC. PLANS AT BRISTOL:’ OR RING 380. DAY SALES AT MRS GAWN’S. PRICES JUST AS USUAL! PRICES JUST AS USUAL! RAZOR SETTING—AII Razors set by Experts and guaranteed satisfactory. Price 1/6.—E. V. MILLS, Hairdresser, Tay Street (next Arcade). MEETINGS. LADIES’ HOCKEY. 4 SPECIAL MEETING of all Players end -~1 intending players will be held in the j Y.M.C.A. Rooms on TUESDAY, May 10, at 7.30 p.m. Business: The formation of additional teams. At the conclusion of the Meeting a presentation will be made to Miss E. Melvin, the retiring Secretary of the Southland Ladies' Hockey Association. Mf273 SOUTHLAND BEEKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION. T‘ HE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Association will be held in the IV.M.C.A. ROOMS, Invercargill, on WED(NESDAY, 25th MAY, at 2 p.m. ; Members are urged to try to be present, j as matters of great importance to all Beet keepers will be discussed. i Mf2OS L. IRWIN, Hon. Sec. I W.E.A. W.E.A. I (WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSN.) • rpHE LITERATURE CLOSS will meet in i 1 * the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Tav Street, on ! MONDAY EVENING at 7.30 o’clock, when ‘ a Lecture on the • • "EARLY HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND” will be delivered by MR A. G. BUTCHERS, M.A. I Those interested are invited to be ; present. S. G. AUGUST. Mf244 Secretary. DANCES DANCE AT LUMSDEN. 4 DANCE in aid of the Footballers’ | A Injured Plavers’ Fund will be held in CRAWFORD’S HALL on FRIDAY. 13th inst. Excellent Music, Supper, etc. Mf256 JAZZ! JAZZ! JAZZ! JAZZ! PYRAMID DAN C E CL ÜB. ' 1 SMITH’S HALL. TO NIGHT, j MUSIC BY COOPERS SYNCOP ATERS. • N.B.- Alcohol is strictly prohibited in lor about the premises. Offenders will be . instantly dismissed from the Dance. Mf255 j I WAIANIWA TENNIS CLUB. 4 HARVEST HOME BALL will be held ■A in the WAIANIWA HALL on | I WEDNESDAY. May 11. at 8 p.m. GAIETY DANCE BAND. Frew’s Bus leaves H.B. Corner at 7.30 p.m. POPULAR PRICES. J. B. STEANS, i Ma2l Secretary. 4 EDRIDGE’S DANCE ORCHESTRA. Cl Open for engagement. For terms, instrumentation, apply 40 Mary Street, or Begg, Ltd. As7oB LOST AND FOUND. lOST —Four Bars Flat Iron, on road beJ tween Invercargill and Otautau. Reward.—W. Ireland, Otautau. Mf26B LOST —Pug Dog Pup. Reward on returning to 23 Elies Road. Mf264 lOST— Monday, Glasses in case; name J inside. Finder please ring ’Phone 850. Mf245 lOST— Money, by some Rabbiters for not i sending their Skins to INVERCARGILL RABBITSKIN COMPANY. IIOUND —On Greenhills line, Set False Teeth. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement. Mf222 TpOUND —Opposite Railway Station (late I Nightcaps Coal Co. building) Top Prices for Rabbitskins.—INVERCARGILL RABBITSKIN COMPANY. rPAKEN by mistake, South Express, WedJL nesday. Felt Hat. Would person forward to "W.,” Box 243, Invercargill, and own will be returned. Mf2sB SALE OF WORK. RAMABAI’S MISSION TO THE CHILD WIDOWS OF INDIA. MRS GEO. McKENZIE (Queenstown) will hold a SALE of Indian, Oriental and Continental Goods and Novelties in the Y.M.C.A. ROOMS, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next (afternoon and evening). Proceeds entirely in aid of the above Mission. Donations for Produce Stall and Tearooms will be gratefully received.