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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 19897, 15 September 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. niHE MUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT (.MONDAY). TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). TO-NIGHT The Dramatic Event of the Year. The Superb, Spectacular and Sensational Drama, direct from its Australian Phenomenal Sucesses— THE NIGHT SIDE 0- LONDON. A startling play dealing with [the White Slave Traffic, and its Dangers. Presented on a scale of splendour by GEORGE MARLOWS ENTIRELY NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. Note: There is a dreadful evil in our midst, and this play is written with the object of trying to wipe it out. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. "THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG TURNING." A drama that fascinates whilst it entrals. A drama- that is better than a tonic. A drama for Young, for Old, for Men, for "Women, for High or Low, Rich or Poor. Prices: 45., 35., and 2s. No charge for booking. No early doors. Box plan at Jones and Son. Day sales at Roberts'. Advance Representative, ALBERT MYERS. KING'S COMPLETELY' NEW SERIES. KING'S GRAND NEW STRIES. TO-NIGHT, Headed by SAVED BY THE WIRE Or IN TOUCH WITH DEATH. IN TOUCH WITH DEATH. The thrilling story of a young girl's horoism. WITH Ht.UAiV INSTINCTS. A unique story of ;>nn:ial sag&citv. A RELUCTATT CINT^RELLAI The humorous sfc-jvy of s pinching slipper. THE ASSISTANCE OF SHEP. As good as "Undesirable Relatives." AJI these and many more at m H E KING'S THEATRE. Stalls 6s. Circle Is - Stalls 6s. Circle Is. TX7ANGANUI GARRISON BAND. "OLD ENGLISH FAIR," To be held in DRILL HALL, WANGANUI, 24th SEPTEMBER TO Ist OCTOBER, 1913. 9 STALLS 9 GRAND ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. rGRAND ART UNION (By Permission of Minister of Internal Affairs.) 15 VALUABLE PRIZES. 15 TICKETS.—Is. (which includes admission to Fair). THE ELEVENTH ANNUA.L BULB AND SPRING FLOWER SHOW Will be hald in THE TOWN HALL, MAHTON. On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 16th AND 17th SEPTEMBER. 1913. Catalogues may be obtained at Messrs. Davenport Bros., Messrs. Ingles', the "M.A.P." Stores, Mr. Ekstedt's, Mr. W. R. Snellgrove's, Mr. Milligan's, Kai Ora Depot, and from F. C. WILSON, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE . I BEG to notify the public generally that I have taken my son into partnership, and from to-day the firm will be known as INMAN AND SON. H. INMAN, Tailor, Ridgway Street. Mr. Inman, Jun., has had considerable experience in America, and has reecntly passed with distinction through the premier " Cutting • School" of the World, viz., Jmo. J. Mitchell and Co.'s, of New York. I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous patrons for their past sunport, and feel sure that the new arid modern experience now irergcd in the firm will merit a continuance. H. INMAN. Wanganui, Sept. 9th 3 1913. NOTICE RE ACCOUNTS. All Accounts owing to the firm of Inman and Co. must be /paid to the undersigned by Sept. 30th, 1913. H. INMAN. THE TYSEif LINE; LIMITED. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE S.S. "INDRALEMA," from London, has discharged at Wellington. Consignees are requested to present bills of lading, pay freights (it any), and take delivery of their cargo. All cargo is at consignees' risk after leaving the ship's tackle, and if not promptly removed will be store;! at their risk and expense. Any car^o landed in a damaged condition'must T>e examined and claim settled prior to its removal. No claim will be recognisea after removal of caryo. J. L. STEVENSON, Agent. Tvser Line, Ltd. 14, Wicksteed Place. TENDERS. WANGANUI BOROUGH COUNCIL. FOREMEN'S OFFICE. mENDERS are invited for the erection _l. of a foremen's office in the Borough Yard, St. Hill Street. Plans and specification may be seen at the Borough Engineer's Office, where Tenders close at NOON on (Friday, the 19th inst. No tender necossarilv accepted. N. CROFTON STAVEL&Y. Borough Engineer. September 12th, 1913. TO BUILDERS. inpENDERS are invited and will be iX received at my office up to 12 noon ou Monday, 22nd September, 1913, tor the erection of RESIDENCE in Brick, ac Gtanville. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. McLEOD, Architect, Fairburn and Silk's Buildings, Victoria Avenue. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS—the world's greatest medicinal stimulant.