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Southland Times, Issue 20618, 17 October 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA RETURN SEASON. GRAND OPERA RETURN SEASON. A Last Opportunity to hear Grand Opera superbly sung and acted by the FULLER-GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY. The success of this Grand Opera Company on its last visit in Invercargill was overwhelming. The enthusiasm and general interest aroused was typical of what has been accorded it wherever it has appeared throughout the Dominion. A RETURN SEASON COMPELLED. From every part of New Zealand have come insistent demands for a return season. Large numbers of music-lovers, unable to gain admittance on the first visit, have clamoured for another opportunity to hear this wonderful GRAND OPERA COMPANY. SIR BENJAMIN AND MR JOHN FULLER had no option but to comply with the repeated requests, and so a return season has been arranged and another wonderful opportunity will be given music-lovers to hear great artists from the Home of Opera (Milan) at admission charges far below those usually ruling for much inferior entertainment. U N I C I P A L THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. Commencing TUESDAY—OCTOBER 23— TUESDAY. TUESDAY—OCTOBER 23— TUESDAY. THE FULLER-GONSALEZ THE FULLER-GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY. ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller will have the honour to present THE MOST BRILLIANT COMPANY of OPERATIC ARTISTS EVER ASSEMBLED Presenting Four of the World’s Immortal Operas, as follows: — TUESDAY - - October 23. "THE MASKED BALL.” WEDNESDAY October 24. “NORMA” THURSDAY October 25. "LOHENGRIN” FRIDAY October 26. “THE BARBER OF SEVILLE” RES. D.C. AND STALLS: 8/10. (inc. Tax). MISCELLANEOUS. SUITS to please the most fastidious at reasonable prices.—D. R. KELLY, Arcade. 00585 ELLIOT WOODWORKER TO be seen working, Thursday, Friday, 12 till 5, beside new National Bank Building. 00609 CHALLIS BROS. 145 DEE STREET. PHONE: 1888. HAVE a large supply of Brompton Stocks, Beauty Stock, Asters, Lobelia, Nimesia, Phlox-Drummondi, Aubretia, tall and dwarf Anthirrhinums. The above are healthy, well-hardened plants. Get your supply early. Country orders promptly attended to. 00596 MORRISON’S, V 155 Dee Street, cheapest in town. Tennis Frocks from 10/6 to 35/6. Big selection of O.S. Frocks. 00582 ANTLER OINTMENT; obtainable at Steans, Waianiwa; Shearer, Drummond; Bulling, Kennington; Ford, Garston; Mathesons, Ltd., and all stores. CHEAP VEGETABLES—Potatoes 10/-, Carrots 4/6, Parsnips 5/-, Swedes 3/-, all in 56-Ib. bags; Beetroot 3/- box; Spring Cabbage 5/- dozen; Seed Potatoes: Arran Chief, Gamekeeper, Early Puritan, in 56-lb. bags, 5/-. All above freight paid to any station. Baled Whcaten or Oaten Straw 40/- per ton; Clover Hay £3 10/ton on trucks, Willowbridge. Cash with orders. —C. E. MEREDITH, LTD., Waimate. THE “NATIONAL” FIRE INSURANCE SERVICE. ARE your interests properly safeguarded by adequate insurance? If in doubt, call and consult with us, at the address given below. You may possibly be over-insured on your home or other property, and under-insured on your Furniture or on some other building. In any case, you are invited to call and talk the matter over. We are always ready to afford all the assistance possible, and to give you the lowest rates. THE NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. T. H. MILLS. Local Manager, National Mortgage Buildings, The Crescent. Chief Agents: National Mortgage & Agency Co., Ltd. A WELL TRIMMED LAWN—TA EPENDS UPON THE QUALITY OF YOUR LAWNMOWER. JUST ARRIVED! COMPLETE STOCKS OF THE BARBER A splendid light-weight machine, 8-in. wheels; Five Blades revolving on roller bearings. Reasonably priced. 14-in., 67/6 16-in., 72/6 THEN THERE IS THE CYCO BARBER FOR THOSE WHO LIKE A CLOSE-CUT LAWN. 14-in., 87/6 16-in., 92/6 COME IN! AND GIVE THEM A LOOK OVER. THOMSON, BRIDGER DEE STREET’, INVERCARGILL. Phones - 650/651 Mail Orders • ••••• P.O. Box 105 OVERHAULING AND ENAMELLING 20/-. Cyclists, we will Enamel and thoroughly overhaul your Cycle for 20/-. The cheapest price in Southland for a tradesman’s job.—GEO. WILSON, Barb Cycle Stores, Dee Street, corner Spey Street.