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Evening Star, Issue 11626, 10 July 1902, Page 5

AmmemenM, Pleasure’s Centre, Mirth’s Headquarters. EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT, DIX’S GAIBTY COMPANY , IN REFINED VAUDEVILLE. Presented by our Popular Coterie of Artists. THE JUVENILE DAETOS (Deoima —M'Lean—Eddie). Mollie Bentley Alice Layton Fred Rivenhail Pearl Lovell Carl Collier Alf. Holland Fred. Duval, jun. THE AMERICAN VTTAGRAPH, In a New Series of Pictures. PRICES: Circle 2s, Stalls Is, Pit Sixpence, MONDAY, JULY 14, First Appearance in Dunedin of VA2j VOUSDEN, Character Impersonator, Mimic, and Ventriloquist, Introducing his Original Laugh-loosening , Sketch, MRS O'RORKE. "ARRAH! WAIT TILL I TELL YOU.” Meetings. CITY ELECTORATES. A PUBLIC MEETING of Workers will be held in the Trades Hall, Moray place TO-MORROW (Friday), at 8 p.m. 7 BusL ness; To Consider Proposed Division of City Electorates. W. A. W. WATHEN, President WJP.C WILLIAM HOOD, President Trades Council. DUNEDIN AND SUBURBAN GARTERS’ UNION OP WORKERS. HpIIE MONTHLY MEETING of the above X Union will be held in the Trades Hall, Moray place, TO-MORROW (Friday), at 8 p.m. E. BREEN, Secretary. Less ami Foaai. LEFT in tram, a Parcel containing skirt* reward. Mrs Webb, dressmaker, George sheet. I OST, Purse containing money (owner’s J-J name inside), between Ogg’s Comer and City. Return Buss’s Store, Main road. South Dunedin. LOST, Saturday or Monday, National Bank Deposit Receipt Book. Kindly return P.O. Box 49. T OST, small Brown-paper Packet. contain*H mg hair and letters Please return Mrs Connor, Leviathan Hotel. LOST, from Victoria Hall, 3rd inst., White Silk-fringed Square (valued for the giver). Find;r please return Mr Townsend, Princes street; ieward» LOST, Cape of Boy’s Macintosh- Finder rewarded returning Dr Roberts, Moray place. LOST, Waterproof Buggy Rug, in the north end, near Gardens; reward. Roberts, grocer, N.E. Valley. LOST, Black Retriever Pup, white tip tail; reward. Anscombe, care of Durie and Co., Octagon. FOUND.—“ Parker’s Hair Tonic” Cures Dandruff and Falling Hair; renders hair soft and glossy; not greasy. All chemists, 2s 6d; posted. 3s. To Let. NE. \ ALLEY.—4-roomed House, with • fine orchard, near tram sheds. John Reid and Sons. SHOP and recently occupied by Croxford Bros., in St. Andrew street (near Georgs street); large workshop and stable. John Reid and Sons. fipO LET, 7-roomed House; hot and cold -A- water; bath; bay windows; Venetians, and all R. Waghom. fTT\O LET, 4 and 5-roomed Houses (new), all -A- conveniences. R. Waghom. npO' LET, in Belleknowes, 5-roomed Cot- - tage. Apply Wm. Henderson. rrtO LET, comfortably-furnished Bedroom; -A- suit mother and daughter; use of kitchen. “Homely,” ‘Star’ Office. TO LET, 3-roomed Cottage; 2 fireplaces, bath, washhouse. Mr Martin, Castle street (near Croft’s Store). rro LET, convenient 4-roomed Cottage, -A- North-east Valley. For particulars apply to Perpetual Trustees Company. TO LET, Manor place, House, nine rooms; gas, bells, h.p. boiler. Apply 81 High street. mo LET, 8-roomed House (hot and cold -s- waier), near tram, rail, and school. Thom, Caversham. TO LET, 7-roocied House; ail convenienccs; nearly new; immediate possession. 164 Upper York place. _ TO LET, St. Clair] a modern 7-room -j House. Apply E. F. Lawrence, 84 George street. MHO LET, Office in Exchange Court, Princes -B- street. Apply Adams Bros., solicitors. Exchange Court. rduestlooal. OTAGO EDUCATION BOiRD. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by Cei cates and Testimonials, will be **ecei up till the 15th INST, from TE VCHT qualified to fill the following POSITIONS Southbridge.—Head Teacher (Fema Bald Hill.—Head Teacher; £l6O. • Tarara.—Head Teacher; £IOO. Slcneburn.—Head Teacher; £54, Purakauiti.—Head Teacher; £BO. Roxburgh.—Mistress; £lO5. Tapanui.—Mistress; £lO5. Tapanui.—First Assistant (Male); £1 Green Island.—Third Assistant (Fema £BO. Kaitangata.—Third Assistant (Fema; £BO. Oamaru North.—Third Assistant ( male); £BO. Forms of application to be had at Office. o P. G. PRYDE. Secrctar

TECHNICAL GLASSES ASSOCIATION. mHE SECOND TEEM begins on MONDAY, 14th JULY. Now Students should enrol at once. Intending Students of the proposed Electrical Class arc invited to attend on MONDAY, 14th inst., at 8.15 pm. when final arrangements for starting the class will be made.° ANGUS MARSHALL, Secretary and Superintendent. ROSSBOTHAM’S school OF SHORTHAND. Typewriting, and Bookkeeping (established 1892), 41 Dowling street (Cutting) Open day and evening. Principal, T. J. Rossbotham, holding I.P.S. (Honois) Teachers’ Certificate, London. Agent Remington Tyne* writer. Telephone 736. PnMio Votleey. WANTED, 200 Men for Sale Ready-made Suite, 27s 6d, Factory, Octagon. Bargains. Clothing T' GER TEA.—Try the New No. 9 at 2s* very superior quality. a HORSE COVERS (BARGAINS) AT 10s 6d—£6 A DOZEN. LOME AND INSPECT our PATENT COVERS AND OIL - CLOTHING. A. F. EOT AND CO., 204 Princes street. TOHNSTONE AND HASLETT, ** CHEMISTS and OPTICIANS (Licentiates of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland). MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. We have landing a COMPLETE STOCK of SPECTACLES in all the Later Varieties Solid Gold, Gold Filled, Nickel, and Steel. Mr Haslett (Fellow in Optics, Illinois College) has had 20 years’ experience in Auckland in the manufacture and fitting of Spectacles, and has a thorough knowledge of ih,s branch of the firm’s business. Orders sent by post will have our immediate and careful attention. JOHNSTONE AND HASLETT (Successors to Thomas Johnstone), Manse street, Dunedin. [GER TEA.—-Experts declare the New No. 9 at 2s superior to anything yet-offered in New Zealand. v