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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11329, 24 January 1899, Page 1

Sporting. gTi ORE RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that no BOOKMAKERS or DISQUALIFIED PERSONS will be ALLOWED on the Club's Grounds. Any Person Laying Totalisator Odds, or any Person Accepting Totalisator Odds, will be Disqualified and Warned Off the Course. CASH BETTING will NOT be Allowed. By order. 24ja J. LATHAM, Secretary. >p OR E RACI N G CLU B. TOTALISATOR INVESTMENTS. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT on Totalisator at Summer Meeting, on 25th and 26th, will be received by the undersigned on the usual conditions. < 2-lja V J. LATHAM, Secretary. /Ti R I ■ 0 X E , T. NEW ZEALAND ELEVEN v. OTAGO THIRTEEN, 4" '" At - " CAEISBROOK, ' ■■ NEXT SATURDAY AND MONDAY. ': Drapery. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS THIS MONTH. HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO., DUNEDIN. Reduced Price. Ladies' Black, Fawn, Navy or Green, or Green Cloth Capes; usually 25s .. 10a 63 Ladies' Black, Fawn, Navy, or Green Cloth Capes; usually 32s 6d ..-■■ .. 12s 6d Ladies' Handsome Silk ; and Lace Mantles, very Stylish 45s .. 21s Ladies' Fashionable Silk and Lace Mantles, new style; usually 49s 6d .. 25s 6d Ladies' Grey or Fawn Costumes (Coat and Skirt); usually 49s 6d .. .. 25s Ladies' Costumes (in Brown or Grey Small Check Tweed), made on the premises; usually 63s .. .. .. 32s 6cBlack or Navy Serge Costumes, with fine white stripe, very stylish; usually 73s 6d .. .-.. ■ ..'■■ .. 42s Ladies' Shirts or Blouses, beautifully Trimmed Lace, Embroidery, etc.; ■ " • usually 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d .. .. 4s 6d Ladies' Shirts or Blouses; a varied lot, sh^htly soiled; will be sold for.'■'-.. 2s. 9d . . ■ ■ .-...' each. The above are certainly the Best Value Ever Seen in Dunedin. Our object in making such Sweeping Reductions is to ensure a clearance of the entire stock by the end of the month. DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS. The Balance of our Boys' Drill and Flannel' . WASHING BLOUSES, In White,"* Fawn, Blue, etc., ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. UEKBERT, HAYNES, & CO. Educational. mHE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL, -H- . Rattray street, Dunediny RE-OPENS MONDAY, JANUARY 30. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, and BOOKKEEPING RECEIVE SPECIAL . • - ■ ATTENTION. ■ .. Candidates are prepared for the Civil Service and University Entrance Examinations. Suitable boarding house can be procured for pupils from the country. ''. . 23] a -jyr B ~E. - P A R X E R Reopens his Violin Studio on MONDAY, January 30. Address: 149 George street. "1 <3 S ""S U S.C : X (Royal Conservatorie of Music, Copenhagen), ■■- WiU RESUME TEACHING of Piano Violm, Guitar, a-nd Singing, the Ist of FEBRUARY. Prospectus at the Dresden. 24ja R T. E. TAYLOR, M.H.R., will Lecture on " Temperance" in Mechanics' Hall, .Waikouaiti, on Wednesday, 25th'January, at 8 o'clock. Admission by silver coin. 24ja T^ RAWING and Painting from the Life.— "SIJ Miss Margaret Fitchett (Kops- Studio, Dresden; Jvdian and .Deschamps Studios, Paris), Resumes Teaching February. Cards R. Dunne's, George street; and Wilkie.and Co., Princes street. . . a ISS HARTLEY, Artist, Resumes Teaching Monday, January 30.. Drawing and Shading from the" Cast; Drawing and Painting from Nature.—Address Howe street, Dunedin. ISS E. HARTLEY (Organist of Trinity Wesleyan Church), certificated at Guildhall School" of Music, Associate Tonic Solfa College, London, Resumes Teaching Pianoforte, Organ, Singing, Harmony, Januaryv3o:-rHpwe street. ! 23 3a TaJSTR J. C. EASTON begs to remind his ML Pupils that he.has RESUMED TEACHING.—Music Studio, Octagon. 24ja IT M. LOMAS, Organist St. Andrew's &l » Church, Resumes Teaching Pianoforte January 30; Mosgiel, Outram, Fridays.—Address Egtinton. - 24jaMISS M'CARTHY, Upper Canongate, Resumes Pianoforte Lessons a-nd Theory Examination Classes January 30. 24ja I "1/CR JOSEPH MOSS, Teacher of Pianoforte 1 JLvJI and Singing, has Resumed; a few vacanc -es.—Laurels, Albany street. .-. ■ -- 24ja UNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY, Fernhill, near Cricket ground.—Madame Kamann's class for beginners, Tuesday next, 6 o'clock. MADAME HAMANN'S Various Classes now forming, to suit everyone; one guinea quarter; private lessons, five shillings. F- LEECH'S Otago Violin School, Stuart c street (established 1573). —Teaching Re-, snmed. Orchestral practice every Friday eveh■ing. . ,_.___i_ "fiTIOLIN.—Miss Gertrude Dale Resumes v Teaching February 6, at her Residence, Grant street. . 31ja PIANOFORTE, Voice Production, Singing.—Miss Solomon Resumes Teaching at her Residence, Thurlo, Albany street, January 30. MISS 'HEINEMANN, Avenel, Royal Terrace, Teacher of the Pianoforte, Resumes Lessons on the 6th of February. For terms apply as above. a MRS WHITE, Teacher of Pianoforte, " Kassa," George street. —Morning School I will.be resumed February 2. ■ , 21ja T ADY, Experienced Music Teacher, vrould I, 8 A like to HEAR of good OPENING in j Country.—Allegro, Times Office. 2l.ja ! fTPHE Cultivation of the Speaking Voice.—l H am in daily attendance at my Room, Liverpool street, from 12 to 1, to give information and enrol pupils, either singly or in olass.— Alfred H. Burton. MB E. L. ASHBY Receives Pupils for Pianoforte, Organ, and Singing, at his New Studio, Hillside. Hja FARKER'S MUSIC SCHOOL, Reid street, South Dunedin, Resumes Teaching 2nd February; Violin and Piano. 16ja TjJXAMINATION Series, Academic, Augener, JOi and Litolff Editions; Standard Songs and Piano Solos. Lowest rates.—Bmithwaite's Music Department. mRINITY College Text and Question Books, JL Regulations, Entrance Forms, Special Studies, and Music. — Braithwaite's Book Arcade. VOCAL Methods, Tutors, Studios, and Solos for Piano, Vic-liu, and all instruments. Lowest prices.—Braithwaite's. -15'^a OTES ON RURAITTOPICS~(by Agricola) weekly in. tho Otago Witness, dealing witb subiects «f current interest to farmers.