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Evening Star, Issue 15020, 31 October 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. THE ING'S THEATRE. Dirwtion...... Brennaa-Fuller# Ltd. „,„„ Nightly, at 8 o'clock. THE NATIONAL VAUDEVILLE t . ENTERTAINERS. Great Bill. Drawing Full Houses Nightly. ALBERT MORROW ALBERT MORROW. 'The Master Magician," ~.-„, Another Riotou3 Success. MABEL 2S"2. Glrl liccenlnc Dancers and Comedy Artist*. „ NELLIE KOLLE, The Girl Who Reaches Your Heart." WILSON and PRITCHARD Exceptional Tumblers, Acrobats, and „,.,„,„ Vocal Comedians. MAURICE CHENOWETH, W\\ DORIS .ROYAL, THE GRESHAM FOUR! Prices': 2a, U 6d, and Is. Plan at Jacobs's. f M.S. PINAFORE' -AoM.S. PINAFORE' BOX PLAN NOTICE. „S m ? p os , i ? LA^ s „ OPENED THIS MORNING at tne Dresden for the Season Cu bis Performances. Book Early and Avoid Disappointment. _JIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. For a Limited Season Only. COMMENCING ON MONDAY NEXT COMMENCING ON MONDAY NEXT,' 4th NOVEMBER, (By Special Arrangement with J, C. Williamson, Ltd.) H.M.S. PINAFORE Will be Launched with a Well-manned Crew, including ERNEST PARKBS, New Zealand Representative Baritone (By kind courtesy of Spencer Lorraine, Esq.), And W. S. JAGO, The Celebrated Tenor, who has lately achieved remarkable success in the Northern Centres in the part of Ralph Rackstraw. H.M.S. PINAFORE H.M.S. PINAFORE H.M.S. PINAFORE H.M.S. PINAFORE Will be Presented by the DUNEDIN OPERATIC AND MUSICAL SOCIETY (Registered) In Aid of the Funds of the Caversham Brass Band and the Dunedin Citizens' Recreation Society. A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA Of 40 Performers, under the baton of Sidney Wolf, Esq. The Opera produced by Percy James, Esq. The Incidental Dances arranged and invented by Mrs Bligh, London. The Scenery specially painted by J. H. Oliver, Esq. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, and Ib. Early Doors to Pit and Stalls, 6d extra. FRANK DANCE. Hon. Secretary. "WORLD'S PICTURES. Owing to the Musselburgh School Concert being held in the St. Kilda Coronation Hall on Thursday and Friday Nights, there will bo NO PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT until SATURDAY AFTERNOON'S MATINEE. BURNS HALL. UNIQUE BAZAAR, OPEN TO-NIGHT And Following Days. Ten Stalls Attractively Stocked. " Usofuls " and Novelties Galore. ADMISSION, SIXPENCE (Returniblo in goods value). HANOVER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. WM. HAY, Pastor. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, at 8 o'clock. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL By the Choir and Leading Local Artists. PROGRAMME : 1. Anthem —'Praise the Lord, 0 Mv Soul."— Choir. 2. Organ Solo—' First Prelude and Fugue in D. Minor' (Bach).—Mrs J. H. M'Laren. 3. Male Quartet —Selected.—Lyric Party. 4. Song—"The Gentle Shepherd.'—Mr T. W, Dobbie. 5. 'Cello Solo—' Simple Aveu.'—Mr F. Drake. 6. Song—'Hark! What I Tell to Thee.'— Miss F. Pacev. 7. Anthem—'Send Out Thy Light.'—Choir. 8. Aria—' Come Unto Me ' (Handel).—Miss Sadie Broad. 9. A r iolin Solo—' Elegie ' (Ernst).—Mr James Coombs. 10. Song—'There is a Green Hill Far Away' (Gounod). —Mrs Morton. 11. Aria—'lf With All Your Hearts.'—Mr E. Drake. 12. Recital—Selected.—Mr S. H. Osboni. 13. Duet—' Watehman, What of the Night?' (Sarjeant).—Messrs E. Drake and W. Watters. 14. Orgau Sole—' Angels' Voices ' (Batiste). — Mrs J. H. M'Laren. 15. Song—Selected.—Mv W. Watters. 16. Anthem—'l Will Give Thanks.'—Choir. 17. 'Hallelujah Chorus' (Handel).—Choir. 18. Voluntary—'March in G' (Smart). —Mrs J. H. M'Laren. Admission, Is. ALLAN BROAD, Hon. Sec. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. jTANTED, by young Lady, Private Bed- » » Sitting Room, with or without board; central. " 5.," 'Star.' YACANCY for respectable young Men Boarders; every convenience; terms moderate. 50 Hanover street. VACANCY for One or Two respectable Working Men Boarders. Apply No. 6 Jones street (off Princes street south). THE DUNEDIN DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARD. TO PLUMBERS AND DRAINERS. CONTRACT No. A 81: DRAIN-IN-COMMON, teitb road, Woodhaugh. CONTRACT No. A 82: DRAIN-IN-COMMON, Henry street, Maori Hill. CONTRACT No. A 89: DRAIN-IN-COMMON, Grove and New streets, St. Kilda. mENDERS are invited for the above, re--8- turnable up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY the sth November, 1912, to the Town Hall Buildings, Dunedin, where plans and specifications may be seen and forms of tender obtained. Deposits: Marked cheques for £5, £lO, and £5 respectively. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. SLINGER, Drainage Engineer. 31st October, 1912. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. LENDERS will be received up till 5 p. m . on TUESDAY, 12th November, for th» _ ACTION of an ADDITION (in Wood) to tho KAITANGATA SCHOOL. Plans and specifications may be seen at the School, Kaitangata, or at this Office. S. M. PARK, „, . Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 30th October, 1912. TENDERS ara invited till 2 p m. on WEDNESDAY, 13th inst., for the Erection of Iron Fire Escapes at the Dunedin Hospital. Mason aiid Wales, architects, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. GET Quotation* from 'Evening Star' , Office for large or small quantities of Prmting before ulacms; tout Orders.