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AMUSEMENTS. COLOSSEUM. TO-NIGHT ar.d Everr Evenis* TO-NIGHT. THE "WIDE WORLD PICTURES. W IDE WORLD PICTURES. Ard ■ORCHESTRAL BAND. ORCHESTRAL BAND. OUR UNRIVALLED PICTURES PREDOMINATE. LUCY OF LAMMERMOOH. LUCY OF LAMMERMOOK. A Beautiful Drwuia. WATErtFALLS IN SWEDEN. ARABIAN POTTERY INDUSTRY. VENICE IN A GONPOLA. HIPPOPOTAMUS HUNTING. TOWARDS THE NORTH POLE. Ard So'.-<-ra! New and Interesting Films. MATINEE TO-MORROW, at 2.30. L*dtrs and Children. Gd to all Pr.rta. Price% as u*ual. It Gd. HUD. PETERSEN. M<«nager._ "TV - A 1 N O N I PARK. SUNDAY—MUSIC. Address by PrMe-sor Bickorton. THURSDAY—PICNIC. FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS. 1200 . WATER SUPPLY BOARD. WATER SUPPLY BOARD. A PPLICATIONS are invited for the posi--X t;o« of RANGER for No. 3 Subdivision, Rangiora-Fernside District. Wages £2 2» per week. Schedule of duties, etc., at present Ringer's House. Rangiora, or at Board's Offie-. Oxford. Applications to be forwarded before 24th INST, to the undersigned. No application necessarily accepted. JAS. McCORMACK. Secretary. Oxford, March 17th. JMX). 3571 RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT OXFORD WEST. SATURDAY, 20th MARCH. EXCURSION Tickets will be issued to Oxford West from Christchurch. Wniknri, Moeraki. and intermediate station* by the morning trains on 20th March, all avail- ] able for return till 2'2»d March. The afternoon train from West Oxford to Rangiora will sfart at 4.20 p.m., and arrive Itar.giora 5.40 p.m. This train will ec-i:r<?ct with ordinary train Culyorden to Chriiitchurchl For fuller particulars see poeter. I 3531 BY ORDER. EDUCATIONAL. SCHOOL OF DANCING-. (Under Vice-Resrnl Patronage.) MISS ESTELLE BEERE (of Wellington) and MRS ERNEST SCHATZ will open the above School on MARCH 30th. TJio courco comprises Hvgicnic. Sjanish and .Graceful Exercises, Ball-room and Fancy 'Dancing. Evening ClosEes for Ball-room Dancing forming. Prospectus or interview. 72 Papanui road. 3604 DANCING, DEPORTMENT AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. Under Royal and Vice-Regal Fatror.atrJ MISS LOWE will Rosume her CLASSES on and after 15th MARCH. Evcninff Classes forming. Ashburtor. Afternoon and Evening Classes. Intending Pupils are reto send in their names without delay. Waltzing and Two Step Taujrht in Three Private Lessons. Miss Lowe at home Friday afternoons C 4447 145 MONTREAL STREET. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT—PROFESSOR R. FLEMING (F.8.P.T.D.), n*Hsted by Mrs Fleming.—New Commodious and Up-to-Date Private Academy. 71 Cashel Ftroet, City. Perfect Tuition. All Old Favourite and Latest Dencea Taught. Waltx-' ing a speciality. Strictly ]irivat» lessons wv hour. Comp'.eie correct cr.urse frjom «n----r-;lnient. " Proficiency guaranteed. Classes sow. forming. Terms on apclioation. C 4442 Telephone 204. "voice production and ringing. madame josephine ottlee. SOPRANO SOLOIST, Medallist, and Certificated Teacher. From ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LONDON. (Pupil of Randcgger.) Terms and particulars at the Dresden, Cathedral square, end 74 Cashel street East, Telephone 204. C 4383 CHRISTCHUHCH SHORTHAND and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Grain Agency Buildings (opposite D.1.C.). Principal: MISS E. E. DIGBY, 1.P.5., N.U.T. RECENT OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. rpHK demand for coir Students is conJL stnntly increasing, and the following are some of the positions filled during the Past Month:— Messrs Dslgety and Co. (two lady typists). Messrs A. Tyree and Co. Messrs Chryetall and Co. Messrs W. H. Simms and Sons. Mesars A. J. White. Alcorn'e Advertisement Agency. Vacuum Oil Co. Proprietary. Ltd. Messrs E. W. Pidgeon and Co. Messrs Thomas Cook and Son Merchants and Traders Agency, Ltd. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. PRELIMINARY NOTICE as to HIGHER EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC FOR TEACHERS' DIPLOMAS AND FOR CERTIFICATES (Syllabus Ca.) TJjENDING a later announcement, the X Board has decided to at once extend to tho Colonies the Examinations for Teachers' Diplomas as held in the United Kingdom, and to allow candidates the option of examination under such Syllabus Ca. during the present y-eax, 1900. The- examination of every candidate under Syllabus Ca. will include a Paper on Musical Rudiments (including Elem-entary Harmony), and a Paper on thie Art of Teaching as applied to Music. The paper-work examination will take place at all centres in July, and t.h-c entries of all candidates intending- to sit in July, 1909. must be received by the Local Secretary for the Centre not later than APRIL 20th. As the notice for the paper-work examinations in July is necessarily short. Branch B Candidates may enter for and take the practical work under Syllabus Ca. this year, ajid postpone their paper-work until July, 1910. Supplies of the Syllabus Ca. will be in the hands of Colonial Local Secretaries at an early date, or it may be seen in the College Calendar (pp. 63-100). DAVIS HUNT, Local Secretary, y513 0 CrancioT sqmue. ■ PERFECI, NATURAL TEETH ARE a bcxr*. to the fortunate possessor, and thoir value canncl be over-estimated. People with fairly good natural teeth should take care of them, get them examined regu'arly. and have the least defect remedied. Those requiring artificial substitutes, we can. supply with out wonderfu'ly contoured dentures, which, with porcelain gum, defy detection. Any number cf teeth easily extracted with our wonderful painless method. Extractions free when jiiates aro to be made Complete sets are made in the shortest pos■ible time. Scientific Dentistry is what you get .from DRS. PBITCHARD JONES AND MAITLAND. 185" Colombo Street (over Brice's). Open Saturday Afternoons and Evenings till 9 o'clock. Telephone 1161. F3BOO-1 AT THE D. I. C. TO-DAY. SPECIALTIES in Gents' Tan Boots for City wear, in Tan, Willow, Derby, Balmorals, 19s 6d, 22s 6d, 25s 6d. Tan Willow and Glace Kid Balmorals, sewn soles, in Up-to-Date Shapes and Shades, 17» 6d to 27a 6d. The D.I.C. Special Black Glace Calf Goloshed Balmorals, full round toes, stout soles, 21s pair.