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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8811, 14 August 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Managing Directors... George Tallis, Hugh J. Ward, Clyds Moynell. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! Of tu© Second Brilliant Success By FRED NIBLO A JOSEPHINE COHAN. PEED NIBLO & JOSEPHINE COHAN. Supported by the J. C. WILLIAMSON COMPANY OB' COMEDIANS. LAST OPPORTUNITY OP ENJOYING Tho Screaming Comedy, , . "NEVER SAY DIE !" "NEVER SAY DIE!” Tho Height of Hilarity. A Long Laugh, and a Strong and a Laugh Altogether. TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, AUGUST ,15th.: Par the First Time in Now Zealand, Tho Comedy of LAUGHS, THRILLS, AND SURPRISES. “OFFICER '6C6!” “OFFICER 66G r "OFFICER 668!” BOX - PLANS AT DRESDEN. Day Sale Tickets at Grand Opera House Cigar Divan. Prices—*>JJ.C. ,and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. Early Door Stalls and Gab lery. Is extra. SUNDAY CONCERT! SUNDAY CONCERT! ■ Town hall. town Hall. OWN HALL. TOWN HALL. In Aid of WAR FUND. SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1914. At 8.15 p.m. N.Z. NATIVES’ ASSOCIATION BAND (Late Garrison), Conductor, Lieut. T. Herd, Assisted bv Loading Artists. Mr Hamilton Hodges -will Sing Mr Henry Phipps will Sing Mr P. L. Minilie (Piccoloist) Trill Play Mr R. S. Allwright will Sing Mr E. R. Slcipworth will Sing Mr Hollow will Accompany. Admission Free. Silver Coin Collection. -Piano kindly lent by Dresden Co. HAGUE LEAGUE LEAGUE LEAGUE THIS SATURDAY FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALLFOOTBALL.

PETONB RECREATION GROUND) PETONB v. - SUBURBS. Entrance by Gasworks Gate ONLY, Admission 6d. This is THE Match of the season. ON NEWTOWN PARK. ATHLETIC v. NEWTOWN. Admission Free. Junior Games on Hutt Park. W. S. BRICE. *lO9 Hon. Sec. W.E.F.L. PATRIOTIC FUND. BENEFIT MATCH. JjIOOTBALL BASIN RESERVE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 15th. HOSPITAL versus CORINTHIANS. HOSPITAL versus CORINTHIANS. Come and see the Champion Teams play, and show yonr. Loyalty by contributing to tbe cause. (Curtain Raiser). Admission, Is. jj! A. WILLIAMS. Hon. Sec. ORDER YOUR CARS AT YO UTJ Q’S GARAGE (Next Arcadia. Lambton quay). 'Phono (day or night). 2349, And avoid disappointment. The best is good enough for you. TVANCING. Victoria Hall, Newtown.— U Madame Jtley is prepared to enrol Pupils tor Must and Dancing. Tuition .t'uTrUß tor uunw Slms. Thursday! Private Lessens by appointment. The largest stock of Fancy {KS for Hire in the Dominion. The above Ball ifl now available for Dancing, etc. V ■ EDUCATION*!. Every student taught individually I This is ono of the reasons why oum Students are so successful. If you w 1 8” to study for the position of Shorthand Writer, Typist. Bookkeeper, Accountant, Solicitor. Doctor. Civil Servant or COLLEGE. You will receive individual and thorough instruction. You can make your own pace. A quick learner advances rapidly. . The plodding student is taught by easy stages so that he or. she enters the examination room confident, betaUGETe A TO-DAY. H. AMOS, Director. Office: 11. Grey- st, Tel. 2098. TRINITY COLLEGE OF LONDON. MUSIC. tINTRIES for Examinations will close Hi a ,s under September Practical, August 14th; December Theory, August Jlst; December Art of Teaolung, Rudiments, and Higher Theory, August 31st, lt Begg and 00/s. H = IJV, Local SecretaryDIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. S some doubt exists whether the various University Examinations take'place in November, candidates informed that they will bo held. Ties close on September Ist. B. HECTOR, Registrar. , r cllington, August 14th. 1914. 412| 1 LOCUTION. VOICE PRODUCTION., i Defects of speech corrected. CULFORD BELL/BETTYPUEDOM. ever Studios, Willis street. Phone 1800. Children's Classes Saturday. 10-15. MISCELLANEOUS. FAULTLESS Photos. 7s 6d pot dozen. ' 2 positions; enlargements from 7s 6d, iva Studio. 126- Cuba street. IINEMAS Douches, Elastic ll Ladies’ Toilet and other requisites t lowest prices. W Sbiek. Sydney hemist, 32. Willis street. TaNATOGEN Nerve Tonic. large, 6« S (vl Geranium Lotion cures chapped nigh hands quickly, Is. .W. Salek. Svdi 3V Chemist. 32. \Wllis street.. nHB Abysmal Brute. Jack London s L latest story of the prize ring, nicely onnd, lid posted; stamps will do. [iilin’s Book Arcade. 95, Willis street. * GOODlwwl <# Beef Tea these coidj 3k days is warming and stimulating-; [ado from fresh juicy beef, not extract.| rice 3d. A bowl at Gamble and Creed s H Cuba street, and Lambton quay, Economic). >NOTO Self-filling Fountain Pens with clip and bottle of ink, 15s post !8 . Send a specimen of yonr favour! a b and I will match it and fit a gold ridlum-tipped to an Onoto for yon. Jefiery, Fountain Pen Export, corner album avenue and Lambton quay.