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Evening Star, Issue 14036, 17 April 1909, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. JB EIN CSSS THEATRE. Pr0priet0r5.......... John Puller Sons. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY at 8. THE WIDE-WORLD PICTURES, Our Magnificent New Programme includes: WILBUR WRIGHT, THE BIRD MAN. BARBARA FRITCH2E, A story of a BARBARA' FRITCHIE, Loyal Woman. NICK CARTER (The Jewel Affair). AGRICULTURE IN THE ARGENTINE. PANORAMA OF BENARES, INDIA. THE CURRANT INDUSTRY. MOORISH CAVALRY MANOEUVRES. HARRY LAUDERr OFF TO AMERICA. SAVED BY SANTA CLAUS. PHANTOM MUSICIANS. DUSTBIN HIS EYES. THERE ARE GHOSTS IN, THIS HOUSE. MA-IN-LAW HAS ALL THE LUCK. Prices; D.C. and 0.5.. Is 6d-, Stalls, Is; [ Gallery, 6d. i I ; —— _ 'VICTORIA HALL. ' rffIHE Cheapest and Most Popular Hall for Dances, Socials) Meetings, Lectures, etc. All conveniences—piano, supper room, gas-boilers, lighting, all included. 10s PER HOUR. 10s PER HOUR. Apply MANAGER, Princess ■ Theatre; or Mr RANDLE, Caretaker, H.M. Theatre. ART GALLERY. ART GALLERY. SILVER FERN SOCIAL EVENINGS. respectfully solicit the Patronage of * * the Dunedin Dancing , Public at the above hall. Opening Night, THURSDAY, April 29th. Absolutely the finest floor in Dunedin. Invitations to be obtained from the Committee. We reserve the right to refuse admission without question. ' ' Souness’s Band. Hon. Seq. THOS. MINGE. WHAT “ MELBA ” SAYS! ' “MELBA” says, in regard to the Records of her singing made by the Gramophone Company, that they-are “REALLY WONDERFUL REPRODUCTIONS OF MY SINGING. '. . MY FRIENDS WHO HAVE HEARD THEM ARE SIMPLY DELIGHTED' WITH THEM.” Chas. Begg and Co., Ltd., have in stock a number of M ELBA Records which so “ delighted ” the great Prima Donna and her friends. Everyone who possesses a Gramophone—the instrument “de luxe ” —should add a few of these truly magnificent songs to their repertoire. The following are selected from our stock 'of “ MELBA ” GRAMOPHONE RECORDS:—‘AuId Lang Syne,’ ‘Vissi d’Arte e d’Amor’ (Puccini’s ‘Tosca’), Home, Sweet Home,’ ‘ Sur le Lac ’ (Beraburgh), ‘ Nymphes et Sylvains ’ (Bemburg), ‘Three Green Bonnets’ (d'Hardelot), ‘Voi che Sapate ’ (Mozart), ”Si Mes Vers Avaient des Ailes ’ (Hahn, with harp accompaniment). Mad Scene (from Ambroise Thomas’s ‘Hamlet ’), ‘ Come Back to Erin.’ GRAMOPHONES, as used by Lieut. Shackleton at the South Pole and in the Palaces of Europe, from £6. G HAS. A BEGG AND CO., gents for the Gramophone, PRINCES STREET. LTD., WEIGHTS CELEBRATED "EUREKA” GAS COOKERS. A SERIES of COOKERY DEMONSTRATIONS will be held at Dunedin Art 1 Gallery Hall, Lower High street, on TUESDAY," THURSDAY, and FRIDAY Next, April 20bh, 22nd, and 23rd, at 3 o’clock in 1 the afternoon, and on WEDNESDAY, 21st | April, at 8 p.m,, by Miss MARGARET LOVELL, L.C.A., first class diploma. National School of Cookery, London. Admission Free, by Tickets, which can be obtained from the agents, Messrs A. and T. Burt, Ltd., and the City Gas Department, Town Hall. The Lady Mayoress has kindly consented to perform the opening ceremony. Afternoon tea provided. A BOOK containing the RECIPES used by Miss Lovell can be obtained at a small cost. ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE BELL WARD ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—As Councillor Scott, who has faithfully served you for so many years, is retiring, and at the - request of many of my old constituents, I have decided to again seek Election as one of your Representatives in the City Council. Should you do me the honor of electing me, I promise to devote the necessary time and energies to the duties, and to the very best , of my ability faithfully conserve the interests ! of the City generally, its many important trading concerns, and the. requirements of Beil Ward in particular. Yours faithfully, E. A. TAPPER. April 13, 1909. TO THE ELECTORS OF CAVERSHAM , WARD. • T ADIES and GENTLEMEN,—We take this opportunity to thank you for the continued confidence reposed in us as your Representatives in the City Council, and to I inform you that we intend to again Offer our Services in your interests at the forthcoming Elections. Yours faithfully, THOMAS COLE, ROBERT W. RUTHERFORD. JOHN WILSON. DUNEDIN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. SOUTH DUNEDIN WARD. Ladies and gentlemen,—i again intend offering myself as a Candidate for Municipal Honors at the forthcoming Elections, and will take an early opportm nity of addressing you upon matters of public interest. Respectfully soliciting your vote and interest, I am, yours obediently, 5 THOMAS SMITH. 131 Macandrew road, Dunedin South. HIGH WARD ELECTION. Councillors barr and gilkison will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS on THURSDAY, 22nd April, 1909, at 8 p.m., in the Mission Hall, Russell street. MAYORAL ELECTION. A MEETING of Mr J. H. WALKER’S South Dunedin Committee will be held on MONDAY, 19th April, at 8 p.m., 94 King Edward street (nest Salvation Army Barracks). Ail Electors desirous of assisting in his return as Mayor are cordially invitep to attend. MORNINGTON MAYORALTY. MR A. H. BRIDGER will be pleased to MEET THE RATEPAYERS AND RESIDENTS at Presbyterian Hail, MONDAY, 19th inst., at 8 p.m. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. LEITH WARD. MB J. J. CLARK will ADDRESS the ELECTORS in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Albany street, on THURSDAY, April 22nd, at 8 p.m. Ladies specially invited. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. SOUTH DUNEDIN WARD. A MEETING of those favorable to the CANDIDATURE of JAMES MARLOW Will be held .at the Committee Rooms, 94 Kitur Edward str-ppt (next Salvation Army Barracks), on TUESDAY NIGHT. 20lh inst., at 8 o’clock. SOUTH WARD ELECTION. MR JAMES ‘ MAELO ,W Will Address a Meeting of Ratepayers in the SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL - On. * WEDNESDAY EVENING, 21st, At 8 o’clock.