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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16169, 4 March 1916, Page 14

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Is: Gallery. 6d ' X i 'j£ To- avoid disappointment book seats b» 'i "S* rheatre 'phone 2100. No extra rhargP '•'■• .?* REMEMBER-MATINEE TO-DAY. : W At 9 30. i ■ f Children 6d and 3d. J«OWN J i L K; | CONCERT CHAMBER - , J MONDAY, MARCH g AT 8 P.M. 'gERBSKA 7ABAVA." 3RAND CONCERT IN AID OF THE MAYOR OF AUCKLAND'S SERBIAN WAR RELIEF FUND. M ISS K ITTY L owa « MELBOURNE'S BRILLIANT SOPRANO FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND.' • PROGRAMME, fa) Serbian Dance a b) Hussion Mimirl" -••-.. MISS KNIGHT'S PUPILS. ■lons. "Come into the Garden. Maud" (Ba]fs\ MR. W. J. PRINGLE. ' Violin Solo. " " - • (Kreissleri MISS AVA SYMONS. Song, " Wake Up " - (Montague Phillinri ■ MISS KITTY LOWE. " Mademoiselle Chic " - - - . . LITTLE RUBY PHILLIPS. Song, " Morning, and You " ■ • - . 'F'oro-nrp Aylward) MISS GERTI CAMPION ffumorous Sketch •--... MR. T. T. GARLAND. Song. To-night .... (Zardo) MISS LILLAS WALKER. Song, "Border Ballad" (Frederic CowenJ MR. J. McLEAN. Danse Orientate . ROSA SACHS. INTERVAL. Polka, "Violette" iIISS M. HENDERSON AND MR. GUS. DAWSON. Song, " Arrow and the Son.? " - (Balfe) MR. WILFRED MANNING. Janse Grocaue LITTLE NANCY PEARCE. Duet, "Maytime" - - (H. E. Geehl) MISSES GERTI AND SUZIE CAMPION. Song (Patriotic), " Act Your Part, New Zealand" (Hull) MISS KITTY LOWE. Danse Roujre MISS GERTRUDE HOPKINS. 3ong, " Waltz Song," from Comic Opera, " Tom Jones " MISS SUZIE CAMPION. Violin Solo, " Allegro Brilliante" (Ten Have) MISS AVA SYMONS. ■long, " Salaam " - - -(Mary Lang) MISS. LILLAS WALKER. Danse Chinois MISSES NITA WEBSTER, ROSIE LOCKWOOD. AND LOIS BRIERLY. Accompanists: MRS. A. C. PAWSON AND MISS FREDA HUNTER. Jhappell Concert Grand Piano kindly lent by Mr. Lewis R. Eady. Box Plan now open at Wildmap and Arey's. Prices: 2s and Is. ISS KITTY LOWE, TEACHER SINGLVI ING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. IA. BRAZZA, corner Remuera and Clonbern Roads, opp. Remuera Post Office. Telephone 4103. : Miss Lowe, wishing to give local talent an !PPortunity..has decided to offer a Singing Scholarship, to be competed for March 25. Phis entitles the successful competitor to ree tuition for one year. Applications close !2nd inst. Interview by appointment. Q*T. PAUL'S CHURCH. '■ MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 6, 8 p.m. ,1 ORGAN RECITAL By m MR. HAROLD GREGSON --■^i^.j (Representative British Organist at the. "--.- *> Panama-Pacific Exposition), •: % \ Assisted by members of St.- Paul's Choir. '%.. . Collection. •'•'.;* QCHOOL OF DANCING. >| MISS CECIL HALL -J .Pupil of Mdlle. Mantes, Grand Opera M . House, Paris). %.i _ LESSONS RESUMED MARCH 9. % WARWICK BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST, % (Opp. His Majesty's Arcade). ;S: Particulars Classes forming later. Classical,. Toe, Interpretive, and National '% Dancing. »' Communications, 12. Grey St., Devonoort. — . - ■ ( t ;y. ZOO, ROYAL OAK.— every day. M Largest Collection of Animals and Birds in New Zealand, Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. ' }-] STOP!— to Cambridge, March 8. . Return fare, I2s Sd. Train leaves Auckland. 7 a.m. Tickets available one week. «'( 1 ' — .'» Government Notices. NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES FOR CADETS IN PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, February 27, 1916. It is hereby notified for general information that a Public Service Entrance Examination for Candidates (male and female) .desirous of appointment to the Public Service will be conducted during the month of November, 1916. _ .. Applications must reach the Director of Education, Wellington, on or before SEPTEMBER 8, 1916, and must be made an forms obtainable from the Education Department, from any Education Board, or from this Office. An entrance fee of One Pound Sterling (which will be refunded if a candidate is. successful in passing, the examination and receives an appointment. in the Public Service) is payable on entering for the Examination. Applicants will be received between the Bth and 15th internber. 1916, on the payment of a Late Fee of One Pound Sterling. P. VERSCHAFFELT. Secretary. 1 . . ==3 Motor Trips. TAURANGA ■ MATAMATA MOTOR SERVICE. Cars leave Taurnnga Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7.30 a.m., connecting with Rotorua Express arriving at Hamilton 12.45 p.m. and Auckland -1 pm. Return Trip same days, after arrival of Rotorua Express from Auckland, reaching Tauranga same evening. Fares: Single, £1; Return, £115s. Bookings: Motor Service Runn-.nz Daily from 14th. H. M. GRIFFITHS, Tauranga. GRIFFITHS. Garage and Stable, Matamata. 'Phone 41. '* DEVONPORT, NARROW NECK. NATIVE ENCAMPMENT, LAKE TAKAPUNA, MILFORD BEACH, AND ADJACENT BAYS. DAILY TOURS. Ring up 118, Devonport. Devonport Boats Met. Cars for Hire day os night. Parties Catered for. Refreshments arranged. GEO. GOODALL. Narrow Neck Motor Garage and Tea Gardens. HOW TO SEE AUCKLAND. FROM G.P.0.. THIS MORNING, 10—3s. Round the City Parks and Public Buildings. Grafton Bridge, and Domain. , AFTERNOON, 2.30— 55» Atkinson's Park and Titixangi, New Lynn. Afternoon Tea CHASE 5 " TOURIST AND SIGHT-SEEING CO.. LTD. 'Phone 15531.1. . =3 ■Vj-EW rrEALAND TTERaLD, Subscription 6d per week, delivered in town and suburbs, or 10s per Quarter in advance, posted to any part of the Dominion. advertisbubnts under the following cusmi wasted To Let. For Sam. Lost asb Found Personal. Board asp residbsci- .. are inserted at.the rate of 18 words for la, oe three consecutive insertions for 2s 6d fof cash paid in advance. RIBTHS MARRIAOBS. ASD DEATHS. 2s 6i each intention; Ftokrai, Notices, is extra, for cash Paid in .advance. These announcemerits must be, signed by the advertiser. Replies to advertisements will be receive* at the office of the HEHASP free, of chargs. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisement* in the HEKAU must be in writing. ...... . . The Proprietors do not nold tnemselvta responsible for non-insertion of advertise* ments through accident or from other cause*. or for error in the publication of any adv^ -.-Advertising and Commercial Department. 178: Job Printing Order OKm, 2890- Publishing, 14: Editorial. 229