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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11112, 13 May 1898, Page 1

Amusements. ' Ip I T V HALL. Tn'wTPHT TTELLER'S Ti/TAHATMA ■ /COMPANY. HfE | v-TGHTs' t&nigh?: -Ueller-s jlVlahatma Company. £t|? 1 Sxghtl: ANOTHER LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC ADDIBNCB LAST NIGHT 1 VERDICT i " More Marvellous and Better than ever." HELLERS^ Madame HELLER'S Marveil*is Revelations. /'HELLERS HtfLLNRS Mr G. W. HELLER, LUMIERE BIOGRAPII : I HELLERS I HELLERS Fresh Novelties and Fun. Animited Photographs. | HELLERS 1 HELLERS Htfiss VERA HAVLOCK, Miss J. JOHNSTON, ■< HKLLERS i HELLERS I Butterfly and Sun Dancu. Soprano Vocalist. HELLKRS HELLERS I Mr PERCY ABBOTT, . A GAME WITH THE GOBLINS. I HELLERS HELLRRS; Vocalist and Musician. Marvellous Spirit Tests. VHKLLKRS FAMILY PRICES—2a, Is. Day Sales Dresden and Jaco'es's. Doors open 7.15; commences p.m. _ GEO. CALLKNDER, Manager. """' OTAGO JUBILEE IKDUSTEIAL Dfapery- JCXHIBITION. . ■ . THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), MAY 13. ■ KLNEMATOGBAPHE. " ' . " COUPLETS CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ' HERBERT, • ' tocial Contortion Cam Party ■-.-.; TT A ~\7 \TT7ta Vl<y a 5" Procession H AYJN ES, Pisce de i'Operay Paris Hat Trick i XTT\ /^A Barnum's Elephants A.l\L» OU. Scotch Dance 1 Joiner's Shop Niftaara. Falls SPECIAL SHOW Ka:hvu r Station (new) >eriee of Diamond Jubilee Proor . csssioii Views. . COLOURED CAPES. ' — . To conclude witu LATEST STYLES. "^» W KST DES.GNS. ' *AY s?_ 2?. . *lL°_ I? A^ j ■ '— SATURDAY. U\M MAY, j ONE HUNDRED TO SELECT FROM. . Specia , i> r , Jc!uctioß o£ i/ORB LrTTON'S These Capes have all Fur Collar*. GRFAI' PLAY Raccoon, ioaver" Skunk ' THE LADY OP LYONS. Fox. Moufl-in, Whitecoat ~~ Thibet, Caracul, *»,-. Door? -^n 10 am. t'jS p.m. and" P-W.'^ io p.m. nr* Adraissien. Is. •AKJS ATX ONE PRIOE-viz., HE WONMjEeuTIiiIrHOPHONE". 18S 6D EACH. X ON VIEW SATURDAY, PREMISES NEXT CITY HOTEL, '. Outfits complete from £7 10s. Colours : HAYWARD and GARRATT, Sole Agents. . Fawn, Cinnamon, Tabac AKeutß Smiih Premier Typewriter Dausherty _. .. V, ~., , — , t, Visible lypewntet, National Cash Register, Light Brown, iM id and Dark Brown p, rfcct E i^ tr ; c Call liell. Improved Hitchcock Chocolate, Reseda, Myrtle Lamps, Columbia and . Victor Bicycles; TypeBronze and Dark Green, writer Supplies of every description. V __ HAYWARD A GAEllir,. Mr att nm PTCTfir Next City Hotel, Princes street. A. H. HUNTER,. Watchmaker and Jeweller, 1 Re: fin REAIOVED to Larger Premises next City Hotel, xoo Ul), Pnnces street. ' 13my /^ X A N D C O N 0 B R 'i' NOW ON VIEW IN MANTLE WINDOW. \Jf ■ _ . , MISS MILLY JACOBS HEKJ3EKT. lIAYJS'ES. & CO., ._ . "„ ' ■ § (Prior to her Departure lor Australia), Princes street. , WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, Under the Patronage'of Dnnedic Shakespear* Club. mmmm^m^mmm^mmmmmm—m^mmmm — mm mmm—mm-m—mm~ The following Artists will appear: —~~ Mrs Wm. Hanson Mt R. Needham T^nt>atiflnn.i liss liose Blaney Mr Jas. Jago i'anCatlOnalt WissK. Blaney MrA.J. Barth T-DT-KTimtr nr\T rran tn t nwTinw rs Wakefield Holmes Mr R. Moss PvINITY- COLLEGE, LONDON- Madame Yon Look Mr Wm. Manson Mra Collet Dobson Mr A. F. Robertshaw EXAMINATIONS in PIANOFORTE or Miss Milly Jacobi, Mr J. Carter VIOLIN PLAYING and Other Instrument, and Mr Farquhar Young. SINGING will be held in Dunedin iii 'OOl'OBER. QUARTETS, TRIOS, DUETS, OPERATIC Application Forms! with Fees (Two Guineas) t. 4.v t SKLECTIONS- _ ' must be left with the locil Secretary not late both Instrumental «nd Vocal, than MAY 31 GREAT "MTSERERE" SCKNE FROM ". „ u^j- -v m - "IL TROVATORE." Application Forms may be had n«ai the Music Warehouses or from , A. J. EASTIL »ox .Plan Now Open 8t Dresden. lOmy ■ - X.ooal Secrefca-^, r/-l.:U;n. J i TICKETS EVERYWHERE. limy- , Shows. QTAGO AGEICULTUKAL - ■ AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. FIFTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW Of GHAIN, SEEDS, HOOTS, CHEESE, DAIRY' PRODUCE, &0., To be-hold in the AGBIOUL T U R AL BUILDINGS On \ ■ \ WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, i Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th JUNE; IS3S. GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. Entries in classes 21 and 22 (Salt Butter) on May 11. All Exhibits must reach Dunedin on Monday, May 30, excepting those in Classes 12 to 20 (Butter), 23 to 27 (Fruit and Honey), 28 to 30 (Bread, Sconefi, and Dressed Poultry). 40 to 48 (Ham 3 and Bacon), which will be received up to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 1. The Show, will be publicly opened on Wednesday, June 1, at '2.30 p.m., and Lectnres and . Discussions on the Apricultnral, Pastoral, and Dairying Industries will be held during the week. Special Railway Fares will be issued by the Railway Department. THE COMMITTKE HAVE ARRANGED THAT THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION WILL BEMAIN INTACT, THUS AFFORDING VISITOKS AN OPPORTDNITT OF /SEEING' BOTH THE EXHIBITION AND WINTER SHOW. Schedules and all information on application to ■ ■ • • . my , , . ' ED. F. DUTHIE, Secretary., Publications, ' Meetings. mEB TRUSTEES, 'EXECUTORS, AND _I AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEA< LAND (LIMITED). ' An ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of , ,■ ' Shareholders of this Company will be held inthe. PRIZE TALE COMPETITION. Registered Office of this Company, Exchange Buildings, Liverpool street-, Dunedin, on FRIDAY, the 13th day of May, 1.898, at 3 pjn. OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND Business : To Receive Directors' Report and Balance WITNESS Sheet and to Elect1 Directors and CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, 1898, Auditors- .--■ ■■ .;■ Proxies must be lodged with the Manager not The Proprietors of the Otago Daily Times and later than 1% hours before the time of Meeting. Witness beg to announce that one of the features W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, of their Christmas Annual for 1898 will be A !j mv Manager. ST?l?Tl^^i OT* T7? V SPT^PrAfTY WRTTTFN ' SHORT TALES. Vhese tales will be profusely fWGO' LICENSBD VICTUALLERS ■illustrated, and as the O.D.T. and W. Annual >^' AbbOUIAiION. will.be printed on specially imported paper similar ' _ „ ' _ „ „„,.„„.» totha tTd for the^ last Chrinm^nnual, it is jfe^SS^S^^^&ffiS^ confidently anticipated that in the Illustration of .MONDAY, the 16th inst., at 3 p.m.' ■ ■■■ the Tales a highly appreciated feature of thei«ue Busimas.-Beport and Balance Sheet, Elec will be the result. • tion of Officers, Electoral Roll. ' THE PRIZE TALE COMPETITION , j. C. SHORT, ,' 9my President will extend from April Ito June 30, and PRIZES -^ -. TO THE VALUE OF £27 will be'offered as TmEDERATED SEAMEN'S UNION OP below:- ' '. JD NEW ZEALAND. First Prize... ... ... ... £5 0 0 HEAD OFFICE, DUNEDIN. Second Prize ... i 10! 0; . ,- ~• :,. ■~; , . . Third Prize 4 0 0 n accordance with Resolution passed at » KV,,,,fK p,: " "*' oin n General Meeting of Members on Thursday, the r. f ut '" ~* -' 12th inst., it i» Hereby Notified that a SPE6IAL Fifth Prize... ... „." ... 30 0 MEETING of the above Union will be held at Sixth Prize... ...t 210 0 the Rooms, Rattray street, Dunedin, at 8 p.m.. Seventh Prize ... „. ... 2 0 0 on THURSDAY, 19th day of May, IS9S. Eighth Prize ,-• .;.;.'! .'.'. 110 0 Buhkess: i mtt d" Z8 "■ ■' '"" I,a °n Consideration of the attitude adopted by Mr ...Tenth Prize ... ... ... 0 10.0 . Hindmarsh (president) and Mr^^ W.Jones And the proprietors reserve to themseives the (secretary), of the Wellington Branch of : right to any other tale in the competitton at the same rate of remuneration as the 10th I ■ sequent thereon. • Prize- j (Signed) ' CONDITIONS OF THE PRIZE TALE JAMES W.M'WATT. President. COMPETITION. WILLIAM BELCHER, Secretary. No tale to exceed 3000 words in length. : While Colonial subjects will have the prefer- SportlH0 * ence, the plot need not necessarily have i3 * ' Colonial foundation. riIAHUNA PARK TROTTING CLUB. Each tale to be ,accompanied by a specially JL written description of the chief characters or the MAY MEETING. nhief incident, which will bfe placed by the publishers in the hands of a competent artist to be ACCEPTANCES for ALL1 EVENTS on first, sketched for reproduction as a half-tone en- day CLOSE at 10 p.m. on SATURDAY, Wth graving. As an alternative to this a sketch of jj ay the character or incident would be acceptable. ' H. L. JAMES The judging will be placed in the hahd3 of a n my Secretary, thoroughly competent and independent authority, ' —*■ and tho announcement of the awards will^if ttt-anted, THEATRICAL MANAGERS possible, be made a month after the close of the \\ and others'to know that the Otago Daily competition. . , Tj mes undertakes the POSTING of WOODCUTS ' All MS. to have a norn de plume attached, and to any size), STREAMERS. POSTERS, and every beac.omp.nied by^ealed envelope addressedto the Editor of the Otago Witness, containing the < — Writer's name and address, the name of tfee tale, W ADIES' Page (by EmmeHne) in the Otago and the norn de plume attached to the MS. This tJ Witness comprises: Answers to Corre envelope «ill remain unopened until the receipV d f e?&SSfewL a' VTeSy'^?^'?aS!lb- . , ~ , ~ . , - ]««[ ot interestto Women, Ladies Gossip.Fashion of the awards from the judge. , .■.-,,.-- j f:og , ipi Country Entertainments and Weddings, All tales to be originial, and the 6o;in fide work ! Hovie fntnvactE. Full of interest for the horns of tha writer. ' . ' ' . j c'rri.» MS. to be in the Editor's hands not later than -^ UR ckmghi and Odds take Wood's GEili THURSDAY, 30th JUNE, 1695. IJD PEPPERMINT CUJRB^Ia 6dand2a 6d-