Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10902, 8 September 1897, Page 1

Amusements- *■_■ "PRINCESS J^§|g^- THEATRE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 17th and 18tB , .-. - SEPTEMBER, 1837. .-'.;. "r 1 THE ROSCIUS DRAMATIC SOCIETY |j .; " In the first Dnnedin production of __ , ft< - ....{•• FATE'S. DECREE..S :| ,; In Aidi of the V' DUNEDIN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. ' Tickets: Dress Circle, 2s 6d ; Stalls, Is 6d; Pit, la J . obtainable at tobacconists and from members -.■■■■■. of the society. 8a - AGRICU LTU EA L HA Ll* 'TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■. „■ ' MR JESSE TIMSON'S . ' '■. GRAND' EVENING'- CONCERT. .. ;'• Mrs W. Manson-will sing "Rose, Sflftly Bloom* ing" and "It Was a Dream." ~.'.'■■■■ v Miss Clara Mongredien, "The Land of Yester-. ■ ■ day" and "Life's Lullaby." / Mr Jago. "Hush Me, 0 Sorrow. : / Mr B. Hutton, " Son of the Ocean Isle. ; Mr W. F. Young will recite "Rio Grand s Last Race." J _ ■ Mr Cecil dv Gue will recite " Coming Home. Messrs Timson and Taylor will play " Tarantelle" (Tuddenham). _ Mr Timson will play Beethoven s Sonata, op. 7 ..; (two movements). ~„,,. , „. ~ The Liedertafel will sine "Soldiers' Chorus" : ("Faust"), "The Tattoo," ""When the :. . Swallows," "Lauehing," "The Image of the Rose "(solo, Mr J:-T. Carter). j Mrs Hanson. Miss Mongredien, and Mr Manaon— : Trio, " Queen of the Night- . . . Conductor of Liedertafel—Mr Jesse Trasoift Accompanist—Mr W. E. Taylor, F.R.C.O. .'.'. Tickets—ls, 2s, 3s (reserved.at Dresden)—' At Dresden, Begg's, Braithwaite'B, Jacobs's. &c. _, ST. LEONARDS SCHOOL BAZAAR AND SALE OF WORK, "~*\-. <: In Aid of the School Improvement Fund,:' THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,, / : : September 9 and 10,; - '. To be Onened by E. G. AIXEN, Esq., M.H.Rif" ' On THURSDAY, September 9, at 7 p.m.:: ! Vocal and Instrumental Music. ■ Limelight Views, Skirt Dance, Ac. " . " ..' _ Admission, 6d. od V r 8-fk PRINCES STREET, XM<& «? • . -BUILDINGS. ': ■••'.."■ MISS SUMMERS'S EXHIBITION OE PAINTINGS : AND ART UNION. :;: Open THURSDAY, 3 to 5 p.m. j , 'Single Tickets, Is. 'v PAINTINGS by LEADING LOCAL ARTISTS-,;,: ... And Others. .'■ ■■;■... v:. .. v Views of England, Wales, Melbourne, Nelson. -.> Auckland, Dovedale, Waikouaiti,- Matauka ; ■•■• River, Cape Guardafui, East Africa, Laka Rotorjfa, Puketeraki, Wakatipu, Gunhs, ;; Cleddau River, &c. . . - : To be Drawn at an earlydate in the presence of his Worship the Mayor of Dunedin. (H, Gourley, Esq.). , '; ; . Portraits Painted in Oils or Water Colours. /CONCERT and DANCE, School- Hall,. V V^ Leith Valley, in' aid of School Funds, Fri-. :. day, 10th inst. Double tickets (concert and . dance), 3s; concert, Is. Doors open at 7.30 p.ia. UNEDIN DANC ING ACADEMY, St. Paul's Schoolroom.—Madame Hamann's Juvenile Class, Saturday Afternoon, 10s 6d; Adults, This (Wednesday) Evening. • 8» Meetings. :■■■/ ' -; ■■_ T\ UN ED IN ,CYCLI N.G CLU B, :"■■'■£.■ GDNERAL-J/iCESiI^. o£ ; .."tIiB;;MEiEBERa '"'' of the abova Club will be held-in the Chamber oi .■ ' Commerce, Crawford street,' THIS (WEDNES. ' DAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. T' ' - -•-. :.■■■; .- W. H. MATTHEWS, . ' Sa : •■■-■■ Acting Hon. See. OPOHO LITERARY sbciETY^^OPEN - MEETING, Baptist Church, TO-NIGHT : fVVEDNESDAY), aT 8 o'clock. Lecture by Mr Osten. "Personal Reminiscences Franco-Prussian' War," with appropriate Musical Selections, Admission, 3d. ■ '' ' :ty • ; : Money, . "' . ''.: MONEY- to LEND *t Lowest ■ Bates.' Hotels and Properties for Sale.—D. D.' . Macdonald, solicitor, Dunedin. ■ 21av< MONEY to LEND on Approved Freehold! ;• Security, in sums from £100 to jEIO.OOO.j- , AVm Ban-op, Albany street. .-.- 2an MONEY to LEND, from £5, Billß, Fnrni« . f- ture, Piano?, Cattle, Policies. Easy terms. :. R. Brew, High street.' .aap '-'\M ONBY Lent on any descnpfcion oE PerixJL sonal Security; terms to suit borrowers.^-. Baker, Octagon (corrfer Stuart street). ov" MONEY TO LEND—£IOO at 6 pet cent^ £1000 up to £3000, at 6 per cent. . SmaU Sums to Lend on Bills of Sale. Bills discounted.; Apply -Tames Whyte, 69 Princes, street (opposite Ptyorand Son's). 29Ja,; : VX7-ILLIAM BROWN & "CO.,' YY 101 Pjunces stueet, :'.. i LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Money to Lend at Current Rates. ' j ON E V T O L B N;'d) In any sums, on Freehold Securities- , , "^ STOUT, MONDY, & SIM, ; 16a tl Solicitors. 123 Princes street.-/ Mo nb y jr o t b;n S!d/ On FREEHOLD SECT7IIITY ,' - Af Current Rates. ; . ■ .'" " ' FRED. SMITH,*, . Savings Bank. mHE PERPETUAL'TRUSTEBsJ . J. ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY 0$ . NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) has MONEY ttf, LEND on FREEHOLD SECURITY . . > UDdsu " WALTER HISLOP, Manager. / ; VnRUST MONEY TO LEND g On FREEHOLD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rates. . .•■•-, THlt TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, & AGENCYC "COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED* 250 W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Manager. THE CARLTON LOAN and INVEST-' MENT COMPANY advances MONEY, upon Note of Hand, Deeds, Life Policies, &c, at reasonable interest. Special terms to tradesmen Strictly private. Repayment to suit borrower^— Exchange Court, Dunedin. ■ lam A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT .iaL. SOCIETY. ' MONEY TO LEND. This Society is prepared to Lend Money on First-class FreeholdCityand Country Securities at 4j| PERCENT. . - . Apply directtotSe Society's Branch Office, Wel< lineton, or any of the Society's District Offices. KDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary, Wellington. Public notices. mHB KAITANGATA RAILWAY AND •i- COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). THE REAL AND.ORIGINAL KAITANGATA COAL. : This COMPANY can scarcely say more about the excellence of their coal than has already been said—viz., that it has more poiuts to recommend it for general use than any other coal, either local or sea-borne. ; / Those who have been all round the compass experimenting upon THIS and THAT, settle down with contentment to Kaitangata at last, because, whatever else they try, they send for Kaitangata to get them out of the difficulty, so that hundreds upon hundreds now use it exclusively. . r ■??' • Testimonials are too numerous to mention. Sold by all Coal Merchants. W. P. WATSON,* General Manager. Offices: Crawford street, Dunedin, sth May, 1897. 7m> , maE OTA GO WITNESS has the LaVgesl [JL Circulation of any weekly in the colony. j Found in every farmhouse in Otago and South- ! land, and circulating largely in Canterbury and j northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers. Present circulation (steadily increasing), 9SOO weekly. . 27a U T ADIBS' Page (by Emmeline) in the Ot»go JU Witness comprises: Answers to Corre spondents, Table Talk, a Weekly Article on a Subject of Interest to Women, Ladies' Gosaip, Fashion Gossip, Country Entertainments and Weddings, Home Intßteats. Full of interest fpr tM.^Wa