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Evening Star, Issue 19790, 14 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. GEORGE WALLACE IS BACK. NUFF SAID! FULLERS' pRINOESS THEATRE Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. A Crowded House, a Royal Reception Dunedin gave Their Favorite Comedian, George, and His Revue Company, in Their New Hit. HOT FROM THE FUN PRESS. HOT FROM THE FUN PRESS. GEORGE WALLACE REVUE COMPANY, 16—JOV1VLLIANS—16, ■ Headed by George Wallace, The Most Original and Funniest Revue Comedian Dunedin has Appraised. Present Present Present ‘MARRIED BLISTERS,’ ‘MARRIED BLISTERS,’ MAPRIED BLISTERS,’ A Merry, Mad, Whirligig of Joy, Introducing Mr Wallace in some notable New Sketches. Songs, and Dances. A Show Worth a Booked Seat. Prices: D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d (plus lax and booking fee); Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. Box Plans at HIE BRISTOL till 5 p.m. Later at JACOBS'S, Tobacconist. Theatre tel. 13-702. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. DUNEDIN, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, FEB. 21, FEB. 23, FEB. 25, At 8 p.m. sharp. LEO LEO LEO LEO CHERNIAVSKY. CKERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, JAN JAN JAN JAN CHERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, MISCHEL MISOHEL MISCHEL MISOHEL CHERNIAVSKY. CHERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, CHERNIAVSKY, VIOLINIST, PIANIST, ’CELLIST, Throe of the Most Brilliant Instrumentalists of the Present Day. Reserved Seats, 6s; Students’ Reserved Seats, 3s; Unreserved Scats, 4s and 2s 6d (all plus tax). Book your seats at Bristol Piano Company's. DUNEDIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 4 UTUMN SHOW, PIONEER HALL J\. (Early Settlers’ Buildings), WEDNESDAY, February 22. Entries close Otago A. and P. Society’s Office, 83 Crawford street, on MONDAY, February 20, at 7 p.m. A. D. MILLER, Secretary. P.O. Box 595. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. A CHEAP CITY HOME. On Rise, Close to Oval and Car Sheds. C COMFORTABLE HOUSE, 6 rooms; J bathroom, scullery, hoi and cold water, gas, electric light, copper, tubs; verandah front; freehold section; glorious view; £75 deposit; real bargain, £6OO. N, AND E. S. PATERSON, LTD., 163 Rattray s tree I. CIONFECTION ERY, Grocery City Bnsi- ) ness. —Shop and 5 living rooms; rent 30s, inclusive; turnover £25 weekly; steady trade; price £325 going concern.—-Pater-sons. |7U( BEHOLD City Store, with living acJLr coramodatinn; price, £1,200;' stock valuation; a great opportunity.—Patersons. I .BRUIT and Confectionery.—Exceptional ■ ■ chance to obtain well-established business and freehold premises; turnover £35 weekly; price, £i,3ou; good terms obtainable.—Patersons. HOME-MADE Cakes, Grocery.—Splendid corner shop, 5 living rooms; conveniences; 5 years' lease; 355, inclusive; turnover £35 weekly; price, £s2s.—Patersons. MAORI HILL (Close Belt).—Good level sunny Building Section; line outlook, sunny position; cheap; £9o.—Patersons. HIGIIG ATE, Roslyn (Above Township). —Comfortable 4-rootned Verandah House; conveniences; with choice freehold, sunny section; harbor view; £75 deposit; rare bargain, £575. —Patersons. J UST Above Knox Church.—£so deposit : Comfortable 5-ronmcd House; valuable freehold seel ion : £sßo.—Patersons. ELM ROW (Good Position). — Comfortable 5-rootnod House; conveniences and freehold; £SO deposit; urgent sale; £6OO. Patersons. 17VREDER1CK STREET.—Comfortable 3- .. roomed House, with conveniences; freehold section; £SO deposit; quick sale, £s2s.—Patersons. AVERSHAM (Close Id Section, oil. Rise).— 4-acro Building Section; lovely view; £lO deposit; £7s.—Patersons. EOSLYN (Close. SI. John's Church).—6roomed House, all modern conveniences; garden; 26s.—Patersons, Rattray street. MAORI HILL (Close Tram).—Modem 5roomed House; every, convenience; 30s week. —Patersons, 163 Rattray street. WANTED TO BORROW, nioA SECOND MORTAGAGE, oi VtUU City Freehold Property. 892, 'Star’ Office. ANTED, comfortable Board-Residence, in private home, Married Couplej central position and moderate terms. 895, • Star.’

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