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Evening Star, Issue 15540, 9 July 1914, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS tHEATRE. Direction Ed. Branscombe Pfcy., Limited. Mr EDWARD BRANSCOMBE .Presents THE ALTITUDE OF MUSICAL COSTUME COMEDY PARTIES, The Zenith of ail the Branscombe Efforts, THE "SMART SET ■" In THE TANGO TEA BURLESQUE. A 'SCREAM—A LAUGH-A ROAR. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. A WORLD OF MUSICAL RHYTHM AND FUN. " Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Dresden. "IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, cfcion '. Mr George Musgrove. VISIT/OF THE~WORLD-FAMOUS VIOLINIST. BOX PLAN FOR BOTH CONCERTS Now Open at Dresden Piano Co. for 10s 6d and 7s 6d Seats. TWO CONCERTS ONLY. MONDAY NEXT. TUESDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. TUESDAY NEXT. MISOHA ELMAN GREATEST VIOLINIST IN THE WORLD. Also, the Charming Cantatrice Mile EVA GAUTHIER. At the Piano: Mr PERCY KAHN. NEXT MONDAY'S PROGRAMME Is as Follows : 'Aria di Rosina' ("Barbiere di Seviglia,' G. Rossini), Mile Eva Gauthier. 'Symphonis Espagnole' (Lalo); Allegro non troppo; Andante, Rondo (Allegro). 'Air on G String' Bach 'Etude Caprice' Paganini MiSCHA ELMAN. (Interval.) 'Faust Fantasia' Wieniawski MISCHA ELMAN. (a) "The Dovo' Landon Ronald (b) 'Psyche' E. Paladihle (o) 'Bolero' .■ Dessauer Mile Eva Gauthier. (a) 'Ave Maria' Schubert-Wilhelmj (b) ' Hungarian Danee No. 7' Brahms-Joachim

Cou perin-Kreisler (d) 'Souvenir do Moscow' ... Wieniawski MISCHA ELMAN. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY'S CONCERT. PRICES: 10s 6d and 7s 6d (Reserved), 4s and 2s (Unreserved). Only a limited number of 2s tickets will be sold at door; 4s tickets at Jaeobs's from Saturday. D. Neven. Manager. MEETINGS. HOMOEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Will be held TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), JULY 9, At the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Moray place, All Interested Cordially Invited. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TACKSpNiS Private Hotel, Dowling street. tJ Dinner 12 till 2; Tea, 5 to 7; Socials and Parties catered for; committee room. Eirst-class Accommodation Visitors. D ALDER'S Central Private Hotel, Princes street. First - class Accommodation; Dinner 12 to 2, Tea 5 to 7, Is: 6 coupons, 4s 6d. Permanent Boarders special terms. WANTED, by Two young Ladies, Board and Residencer" Catholic family preferred. Address "Moderation," 'Star' Office. BOARD and Residence for Single Man or Two mates (share one room). 68 Fox street. South Dnncdin. I Vacancy for few Boarders; comfortable home. 'Phone 3,010. VACAjNCi lor Gentlemen Boarders. Ncwington House, 245 High street; 'nhone 727. 7"ANTED, Board for young Lady, Morn- - • ington or district. Address "M.8.,' Morninijton P.O.

RELIGIOUS. TNITARIAN PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY MEETS EVERY SUNDAY, At 7 p.m., Club House, Mcrsy place. Addresses by Various Speakers. Questions" and Discussion. Subjects Announced in Saturday's 'Times' and "' Star.' All Cordially Invited. CORPORATION NOTICES DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. PROPOSED LOAN. In ihe Matter of "The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913," "The Dunedin City and Suburban Tramways Act 1900 Amendment Act, 1901," and "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1008." PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Dunedin City Council proposes raising a SPECIAL LOAN for the purpose and under the terms following: (a) The purpose for which the proposed Loan is required is to enlarge and extend the tramway system controlled by the said Council, in particular by the addition of newcars, remodelling a number of existing cars, purchase of motor buses, and alteration to the car shed. (b) The sum proposed to b© borrowed is thirty thousand pounds (£30,000). (c) The proposed security for the interest and repayment of the Loan is an annuallyrecurring Special Rate of one penny in the £ on the rateable value, of all rateable property within the City of Dunedin, in addition to tho liability of the Corporation of the Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of tho City of Dunedin, and of its assets generally for the payment of the Debentures proposed to be issued and tho interest and ctber charges thereon.. The Loan will be raised by the issue of Debentures having a currency of 26 years, and the whole Loan will be repayable at the date of maturity of tho said Debentures. A Sinking Fund of cne per centum on the amount of the Loan will be provided towards such repayment. (d) It is proposed to pay out of the Loan tho cost of raising the same, together with the interest for the first year. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Dated this 9th day of July, 191*. EDUCATIONAL. KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE, SECOND TERM BEGINS JULY 13th, 1914. SUBJECTS: Horticulture, Physiology, Dressmaking, Millinery, Cookery (Plain and High-class), Needlework, Wool-classing, Pharmacy, Chemistry, Physics, Mechanical Drawing, Mechanics and Steam, Engineering Workshop, Blacksmithing, Coaehbuilding, Woodwork, Cabinetmaking:, Carpentry, Plumbing, Painters' Work, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, Commercial Correspondence and Law, Bookkeeping. Typewriting and Shorthand, Arithmetic, French, Latin, and English. Students are now being enrolled at the new College. ANGUS MARSHALL, Director,