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Evening Star, Issue 18044, 11 August 1922, Page 5

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THE 5 EVENING STAR-' SPORTS SPECIAL, SPORTS SPECIAL, SPORTS SPECIAL, SPORTS SPECIAL, SPORTS SPECIAL, SPORTS SPECIAL, To be Issued TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), EVENING,. i* WILL CONTAIN THE DAY’S OUTDOOR SPORTS. REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY. OTAGO v. HAWKE’S BAY, AUCKLAND v. TARANAKI, CANTERBURY V. SOUTHLAND. HOOKEYi CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON, RACING AT RICOARTONi P COMMENTS ON CONCLUDING DAY; DAWS CUP! / AUSTRALIA r, PRANCE. la addition to the above outstanding features of tbo day’s outdoor dOtegs, tbwd will be comments by an original All Black (B. E. Booth) on the first two games au which the New Zealand representatives recently took part in Sydney! the Dominion Boxing Championships, by,a representative of the ‘Sports Special ’j and our sparring budget from Homo. Also sporting articles and stories. The Edition may bo obtained from runners in the principal steeafcs, from Lho «roa3 suburban agencies, and at tho Railway Bookstall. MRS ISABELLE REID, r A‘E.O.M., EJO, (Lata of Melbourne Oonservatorium of Music), TEACHER OP PIANO, VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND ELOCUTION. ART OP ACCOMPANYING A SPECIAL STUDY. Pupils Coached for all Exams. Monologues and Songs at tbs Piano a Specialty; STUDIO: 85 LOWER STUART STREET (Next Rata), Hours:, Morning, 11-12A0. Afternoon, 2-5.30, VOICES TESTED FREE, Terms on Application. PENROSE’S PREMIER BOOTERY OFFER UNHEARD-OP BARGAINS IN FOOTWEAR. We have just completed Stock-taking, and have set aside £SOO OP BOOTS AND SHOES TO BE SACRIFICED AT LESS THAN HALF-PRICE. Everyone can afford Boots at the Prices offered here. 2b 6d IN £ OFF GENERAL STOCK. STOCK-TAKING SALK PENROSE’S PREMIERY BOOTERY, , OPPOSITE OLD POST OFFICE,

DRESS FABRICS AND SILKS UNDER O FFER THIS WEEK. THIS WEEK. CLEARANCE CLEARANCE THIS WEEK. THIS WEEK. SALE PRICES SALE PRICES AT MOLLISONS' LTD. You’ll travel a long way and inspect many stocks more you find anything to compare with our display of Dress Fabrics and Silks. We’re going to offer you some special lots this week, and at prices lower than you ever dreamed of paying. 54in ALL-WOOL SERGE, in good dark shade of Navy; suitable for costumes and dresses 1 ; a rare bargain. Usual price, 14a 6d yard. Clearing price, 5s lid yard. 56in ALL-WOOL GABERDINES, Jn shades of Dove, Bose, Wine, and Dark Fawn; beautiful quality for coat frocks; wear guaranteed. Usual price, 19s 6d yard. Clearing prioo, 12s 6d yard. 27ia HABUTAI SILKS, for ladies’ evening wear; in leading shades of Coral, Primrose, Fawn, Mole, Kingfisher, Salmon, Red, and Navy. Usual price, 5s lid yard. Clearing price, 4s lid yard. 36in HABUTAI SILKS, in shades of Apple Green, Gold, and Goeblin Blue; the correct tiling for evening wear. Usual price, 8s lid yard. Gearing price, 5s lid yard. 36in COLORED SATINS, with lovely sheen; in shades of Salmon, Paon, Turquoise, and Gold; a suitable weave for presentday fashions. Usual prioe, 11s 6d yard Clearing price, 9s lid yard. 38in COLORED OHARMEUSE, pretty and effective; for evening wear; in shades of Rose, Mole, Amethyst, Nigger, Turquoise, Cream, and Black. Usual price, 17s 6d yard. Clearing price, 15s 6d yard. MOLLIS ONS LIMITED, 1 GEORGE AND FREDERICK STREETS, DUNEDIN. PRIME OX BEEF. Ib. lb. Prime Ribs ... 5d Boiling Beef ... 3d Sirloin 6£d 'Flank Beef ~. 2d Buttock Steak 6d Mince 3d Stewing Steak 31b Is Corned Bound 7f d Beef Sausages 41b Is Corned 801 l ... Sr» Melb. Sausages 31b Is Belgian Roll ... 6d Dripping ... 31b Is Saveloys 6c T> 0 L W E L L, Opposite Knox Church. EDUCATIONAL. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. KINDERGARTEN MISTRESS FOR DUNEDIN NORMAL SCHOOL. Applications win be received up tin FRIDAY, 15th September, for the above Position. Grade of salary, £333-£373 (less any furthqr deduction under the Public Expenditure Adjustment Act), plus grading addition. Appointee will have charge of the Preparatory Department of the Normal School and tfio Kindergarten Training of the students. Duties to commence at Ist FEBRUARY, 1923. Forma of application maybe obtained at ibis Office. S. M. PARK, Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, Ist August, 1922. • JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM. A DDRESS by Mr J. CAUGHLEY, M.A., LjL Director of Education, BURNS HALL, TUESDAY, 15th AUGUST, at 8 p.m. Mr Caughley will explain fully the purpose and character of the proposed Junior High School System. Members of the Education Board, High i Schools’ Board, Technical School Board, i School Committees, and teachers of all classes of schools 'are specially invited to be present. Q'HORTHAND in 7 evenings; illustrated KJ folder lent, containing, explanatory first lesson; postage 6d.—Box 434, Dunedin.