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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5116, 7 November 1903, Page 6

rjpHEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. Pleasure's Con! re. .Mirth’s Headquarters. (in: mi m/r> of l J ro^raimnc. Lu-t Week u: 'TOI) CALLAWAY. DIX’S GAIETY COMPANY. TO-NIGHT, Voiilivi-U- l.m,t U cck of MR TOD CALLAWAY in a -Vow Bud MR T( )l> CALL.I'.VAY get oi the late Alt TUD CARLA WAV Comic Song*. IMMENSE M-CCi-.SS 01-’’ -MISS DORA TAYL'.iI!, MISS DORA TAYLOR, Tu a New Buck Banco nail Toe Sclo. Trcinci.d-.nw J.’ ception Nightly oi CABLEi’O.V A'• l> SUTTON, CALM.ETON' AND SC I TON, '.IIKS NELLIE YOBB MISS NULL IB VO,!!!; Mi ion i'To ■The Cl' Tin: I( V 11R, 2nd Edition. Entirely New Items by Tim Dc-lavalrs Sisters Oallardi MB;- Maivi-im Moon-Aims Jessie Thorne Mr Robin I lav .Mr Geo. Dean Carlelon and Sni ton’s Now Afterpiece, ‘Tim Living Statue.” Prices as u-m-. 1. ITnn at Holliday's. Inci-css.'7.2o; Congress, S; Egress, 10.2(1. (Jinno Early or itool: your Scats. 930 “Go away; you annoy tlio dog.” WILL HAPPEN” BOOM, Britannia used to rule the waves, but ’.vhc-i it- 'mine to science Tim Shamrock wasn’t in it with the Yankee boat Reliance; Mistakes will* happen on the sea, as well ns on the shore._ _ ) And if you miss the opening night you li stircly malic ono more ! OPERA HOUSE "For a Good Laugh. Under Hie Solo Management of .Messrs WILLOUGHBY and GEACH WEEK. MONDAY WEEK. START OF THE LAUGHING BOOM A Solemn Warning to Playgoers and tc Folks in Search of Laughter Generally: MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN If you fail to secure Seats 'IT ESI)AY At Holliday’s. TUESDAY To Witness the Gleeful Plenitude, Introducing GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, "MISTAKES WILL 'HAPPEN” CO. In the Only Laughing Show’ in Town. "MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN.” "MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN.” Creates ono Big Scream from the Jump. ADMISSION: Is. 2s Gd, Is 6d and Is, 909 A. COWAN; Manager. PISS ALYCK HOLKOYD (Late of Sydney), CERTIFICATED TEACHER Of Elocution, Voice Production, Dramatic Art. Terms on application at Studio, Flet:her’s Buildings, Corner of Willis street iml Lambtou quay. Hours—Morning, 11 till 12.30; aftericon, 4 till 6 p.m. NOTICE. BELLEVUE GARDENS, LOWER HUTT. AS and after SUNDAY, Btb November. and following Sundays, Lyons’s five-in-hand Brake ■will leave for the above Gardens, leaving Stables, Abel Smith street, at 1.30 p.m., Yeitoh and Allan’s Corner at 1.-13, arriving at Gardens at S o’clock, and returning to town at 5 p.m, On and after SUNDAY, 15tb, a ’Bus will leave the Stables at 11.45, arriving at the Gardens at 1 p.m., in time foi dinner. Bing up T. LYONS (telephone 729), Pro prietor, and secure your seat. Return Fare 2s 6d. SANDOW SYSTEM. WELLINGTON SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE. ’7, Manners street. ROYD GARLICK ... INSTRUCTOR. TIME TABLE. Wellington—Adults, Thursdays and Fridays; Boys, Saturdays. Mr Garliok visits— Danncvirko on Mondays. Full particulars from E. A. Ransom. Palmerston North on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For particulars apply Leary’s Pharmacy. ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE. AUCKLAND THE following Scholarships are offerer to University Matriculated Mali Students, viz. ; . Throe or more of .£7O on the Marsl Foundation. These Scholars will bo re quired to engage in Theological study ai a preparation for Holy Orders. . Two of £GO on the Maria Blackett Form dation. Two Consolidated of the value of £4l each. Ono Lady Margaret of the value of JS3> Copies of the Regulations can bo oh tained from the Diocesan Office, Short land street, Auckland, where application will bo received up to Monday. Januar; 11th, 1304, addressed to W. S. COCHRANE, Secretary to tlio Board of Govem'ors. October 19th, 1903. , 39 •S/PSS E. CARR’S SCHOOL OF I?JL SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING AND PAINTING, STEWART DAWSON’S BUILDINGS (Coiner Willis street and Lambton quay). Principals: Miss E. CARR. N.S.S.T., N.U.T. Mrs J. F. GUNNION, N.U.T., N.S.S.T. Australasian Record, 220 words per minute Highest speeds in the shortest time. CHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL. THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. PRINCIPAL ... MISS FREEMAN. nnilE Third Term began •JL September 22nd. on TUESDAY TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES. INVENTIONS worked out. Models made in Metal, Wood, etc. Utmost secrecy guaranteed. Private workshop. Electrical, Scientific, Surveying, and Musical Instruments repaired and adjusted. Mechanic, P.O. Eos 163. 179 I NDIGESTTON is wonderfully relieved by the first doso of Pearson’s Peptochlor. Sold everywhere. 4s bottle. JJE patriotic and wise, nse only Henlej Condensed Milt. Prepared at Henley,'in the fan-ions Taieri district of Otago. Rich, pure and specially adapted for the household.