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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10731, 20 February 1897, Page 1

Amusements. N !&{C ,IY _HALL-} N S. -~-,™™„ Commencing WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, CUP NIGHT! ' Sydney Grundy's Farcical Comedy, in 3 Acts, The GUTTA-PERCHA GIRL GUTTA-PERCHA GIRL -~„ . GUTTA-PERCHA GIRL. MR A. BRANDON CREMER ARTHUR HUMMINGTOP MISS EDITH LEECH as , rx _ MRS GILLLBRAND. MISS ANNIE WYNIARD ROSA COLOMBIER—THE GUTTA-PERCHA Popular Prices :—2s, Is, and SIXPENCE. 20f M * - Drapery, THE POPULAR KEW BLACK DRESS GOODS I WAREHOUSE I Have on visw I BLACK RECHERCHE STOCK | Of j BLACK DRESS FABRICS, IThe Extent and Beauty of-which DRESS have NEVER BEEN SURPASSED. NEW MAKES, FABRICS CHOICE DESIGNS, - BBST VALUE. f Our BLACK DEPARTMENTS I . for always been one of our strong j points, and with the increased facili- | ties we have for doing business we 5 r" mean to make it boom. [ AUTUMN ;; We can show you | THE LARGEST STOCK AT THE 1 LOWEST PRICES i AND „ S For I RELIABLE BLACK GOODS ■I IN THE CITY. - I WINTER — I We Buy and SeU at the keenest I possible quotations, defying comI petition. WEAR. -p.^. sqqqs AT LEsg . THAN SALE PRICES. JJEKBERT, HAYNES^ & CO., Edncational. i QTAGO BOYS' HI3H SCHOOL. GRAY RUSSELL SCHOLARSHIP. INTENDING COMPETITORS are hereby notified that the Examination for the Gray Russell Scholarship will be held on WEDNESDAY, /th April next. Particulars may be . obtained by reference to the School Prospectus and the Calendar of the Otago University., C. MACANDRKW, 20f Secretary to Board of Governor^. . mECHNICAL CLASSES ASSOCIATION,, ; The CLASSES for THEORETICAL PLUMBING and CARPENTRY are now Meeting in the Normal School on MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. ' The Examinations of the London City and Guilds Institute will be held early in May. GEO. M. THOMSON, ■-Of Hon. Sec SINGING, VOICE PRODUCTION, AND PL4NOFORTE. Mrs WILLIAM MURPHY and Miss MURPHY RESUME TEACHING Sth FEBRUARY, Corner Albany and George streets. 26ja jyr R R- BR I FF A ULT. French Conversational Class; Composition and Reading Cbiss, foridegree ; Coaching for Matriculation aud Medical Intermediate—Albyn House Great King street. gf TST OOD-CARVING and SLOYD. — Miss 7 y _ Gether will Resume Teaching in the beginning of April. 16f F LEECH'S Otago Premier Vioiia School, • Stuart street. Established 1873. Teaching resumed. The pupils that have attended the above school number 210 males. 90 females. 21ja VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING.— •o *~-_ Mi^ s S.°s? Blaney attends at her Studio (at Braithwaite s) Mondays and Thursdays. 9f MUSIC, Violins, Strings, &c. Newest and Best-assorted Stock in Colony.—Braithwaite s Book Arcade. . 12f A ROHA Kai Whakaako Maori Resumes { -£3L Teaching February 8. "Moroiti," corner \ George and Union streets. 3f ] Railway Notifications. JW-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN RACES. FEBRUARY 24, 25, and 27. The foUowing ALTERATIONS in and ADDITIONS to the ordinary Train Service will be made in connection with the above :— WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. The 3.0 p.m. Train will stop where required north of Upper Pert Chalmers to allow passengers to alight. The Train usually leaving Dunedin for Palmerston at 4.0 p.m. will not leave until 5.45 p.m.; leaving Waitati at 7.0 p.m., Seacliff 7.45 p.m., and Waikouaiti 8.15 p.m. THURSDAY. 25th FEBRUARY. A Train will leave Dunediu for Port Chalmers at 11.15 p.m., returning from Port Chalmers at 11.55 p.m. The 10.20 p.m. to and 11.30 p.m. Train from Mosgiel will NOT run. A Train will leave Dunedin for Mosgiel at 11.20 p.m. SATURDAY, 27th FEBRUARY. The 3.0 p.m. Train will stop where required nortb of Upper Pori Chalmers to allow passengers to alight. The Train usually leaving Dunedin for P»lmerston at 4 0 p.m. will not leave until 5.45 p.m., leaving Waitati at 7.0 p.m., Seacliff 7.45, p.m., and Waikouaiti 5.15 p.m. A Train will leave Dunedin for Christchurch at 9.50 p.m., stopping at Waitati, Seacliff, Waikouaiti, Palmerston, Hampden, and Maheno. A Train will leave Dunedin for Balclutha at 11.20 p.m. — The GOODS SHEDS at Dunedin will be CLOSED at noon on WEDNESDAY, 24th February. 15f By Order. "W" O W " O N SAL a,' "MEMORIES OF THE LIFE OF j J. F. H. WOHLERS. MISSIONARY AT RUAPUKE." An* Autobiografhy. Translated from the German by John Houghton This Book is a history of the life and work of the Rev. J. F. 11. Wiihlers, Missionary at Ruapuke, written by himself—the original work having been published in Bremen in ISS3. I Coming to New Zealand in 1543, he established himself as a missionary amongst the I Maoris at Ruapuke. He converted communities (to use his owu words) of loathsome savages, sunk in poverty and degradation, into communities of prosperous, civilised human beings, receiving for many years no remuneration whilst so doing, but producing his own food out of the soil, and teaching the Maoris to do the same after a civilised manner; thu3 saving people's souls and tbeir bodies as well. He preserved and fully records the old Maori mythology (a sublime oue), the custodians of which all died before his own demise. His Book i 3 a valuable record of the early history of New Zealand, and is written with great literary taste and poetic and pious feeling, j Can be- ordered from Booksellers, i Price : I Bound in Cloth, 3s 6d,