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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11807, 9 August 1900, Page 1

Amusements Don't Forget Friday Night Mr Chas. Failing's Farewell Benefit. AL HAM BR A THEATRE. FULLER'S BIJOU COMPANY. LAST FEW NIGHTS of Mr CttAS FANING and Miss GEORGIE DEVOE. Continued Success of Mr TED HERBERTE, Miss KATIE LYNN, Mr JAMES DRISCOLL, Wire-walker. Farce: GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), FAREWELL BENEFIT to Mr CHAS. FANING. A Grand Double Bill will be presented. Special Engagement of Mr HARRY EMANUEL, Comedian, Mr JACK M'KAY, Endman; Mies HARRISON, Balladist; Mr WILL HAYS, Baritone. Original Finale by Mr Faning: A Football ' Match in Five Minutes (Otago v. Canterbury). MONDAY NEXT.—FULLER'S PICTUREGRAPH, comprising all the latest Pictures on tho Transvaal War. Admission, 6d; Circle, Is. Open 7.15. /f^t A" R R I S O _T HALL. FRIDAY; AUGUST 10, 1900. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Given by St. JOSEPH'S CLUB, . Assisted by all the Catholic Schools, St. Joseph's Gymnastic Club, and the Best Vocal,, Talent. In aid of St. Joseph's Hall Improvement . Fund. PART I. ' 1. Chorus, " The Elphin Call."—Pupils of St. Josenh's Girls' Club. 2. Dumb-bells and Vaulting Horse.—Pupils of Christian Brothers. . / 3. Song, " The soldier's song " (Mascheroni).— Mr James Jago. i. Song, "Didst thou but know". (Balfe). — Miss Rose Blaney. 5. Song, "Come into the garden, Maude" (Balfe).—Mr E. Eaga-r. 6. Floral March.—Dominican Kindergarten School. Interval of Five Minutes. PART 11. 1. Chorus, "Hark to the ma-ndolin."—Pupils Sacred Heart School. 2. Horizontal Bar Movements. —St. Joseph's Olv.b. 3. Song, "The Gauntlet" (Stark). —Mr E. Eagar. 4. Song, •' Rory, darlin' " (Hope Temple).—Miss Rose Blaney. 5. Song,/. "Thy sentinel am I" (Watson).—Mr James Jago. 6. Bohemian Dance. —Pupils of Sisters of Mercy. 7. Movements on Parallel Bars and Horse.—St. Joseph's Club. Accompanist—Mr F. STOKES. Gymnastic Supervisor and Instructor—_tr J. C. SMITH. Admission, 2s and Is. Doors open 7.15. Commence at 8 sharp. Carriages at 10. T. J. HUSSEY, g au . Hon. Secretary. Meetings. "O EV. FATHER CLEARY TESTIMONIAL -"" FUND. A MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the above Fund will be held in St. Joseph's Hall, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, when the Presentation will* be made. 9au TNDEPENDENT ORDER .OF ODDJL . FELLOWS. A MEETING '' ' . Will be held in the MASONIC HALL, PORTOBELLO, . ON SATURDAY, 11th AUGUST, 1900, ... At 8 p.m., • . ■• To take preliminary steps towards opening a lodge of the 1.0.0. F., should sufficient induce- ■ ment offer. The Meeting will'be attended by Officers of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, who will fully explain^the objects and principles of the Society, and take -names of intending members. All are invited to attend. WM. REID, 4a U \ Grand Secretary. OUTHERN STARR-BOWKETT SO~CIETY. A SALE by Tender for an APPROPRIATION of _500 will ..be held on TUESDAY NEXT, 14th inst., ,at 8 p.m., in the Zealandia Chambers, Dowling street. PERCY HELMORE, Sau ; . Secretary.. HE MOONLIGHT SLUICING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sixth Annual GENERAL MEETING- of the Shareholders of the Moonlight Sluicing Company (Limited) will be held in the Registered Office of the Company, Lower Rattray street, Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of August, 1900, at 4 o'clock p.m. Business: - To Receive Report- and Balance Sheet, Election of Directors and Auditor. THOMAS CALLENDER, Secretary. Dunedin, 7th August, 1900. 9au SALVATION ARMY, Dowling street — Colonel and Mrs ESTILL will conduct a five-days' SIEGE from August 10 to "14. Saturday at 8. Musical meeting. Admission, silver coin.—ADJUTANT G. HATCHER. Borough Council Notifications "OOROUGH OF" So\ KILDA. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY in the Office of Councillor for Musselburgh "Ward, in room of Mr Gabriel Hodges (resigned). NOMINATIONS of CANDIDATES for ELECTION to tho above Office will be received at the Council Chambers, St. Kilda, till 12 o'clock noon on FRIDAY, the 17th day of August, 1900. The. POLL (if any) will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of August, 1900. JNO. GORE, Returning Officer. St. Kilda, August 8, 1900. *~9au Educational npiRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON (DUNJL EDIN CENTRE). PRIZES AND CERTIFICATES GAINED IN THE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS Of 1899 Will be Distributed by ' HIS HONOR MR JUSTICE WILLIAMS, On FRIDAY, August 10, 1900, at 4 p.m., in the Y.W.C.A. Rooms, Moray place. MUSIC SELECTIONS will be Rendered by Prizo Winners and Other Candidates. W. HEWITSON, Chairman. 9au A. J. BARTH, Local Secretary. i CAN TEACH You how to become an Architect, Bridge, Railroad, or Mining Engineer,' Bookkeeper, Chemist, Draughtsman, Civil Engineer, Electrical, Steam, Locomotive, Marine, or Gas Engineer, Surveyor, Stenographer, or an Expert in Plumbing, Heating, and Ventilation, etc., etc. Wo supply all the Books you need—guide and correct yonr work, and give you a high-class TECHNICAL EDUCATION by mail. We, have helped thousands to better positions and salaries. Write for Free Circular, describing the subject in which you are interested to WILLIAM J. ALEXANDER, 24 Cocmbes's Arcade, Auckland,. N.Z. Representative International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. lOmy (P.O. Box 306). MISS APSTEIN is prepared to take a limited number for Cutting and Fitting and the Art of Dressmaking.—Upstairs, Miss Mackenzie's Art Exchange. 7au CLUB WORCESTER SAUCE—Superior to most sauces in use. Club Vinegar equal to best imported.—Gregg and Co. (Limited). ■p>ATER'S CHUTNEY SAUCE—Richest Jl and be3t; as used in Melbourne and Sydney Clubs.—Gregg and Co. (Limited). T OASBY'S WAHOO, also Benjamin Gum, H 1 Cinnamon Cure, and Koolibah, at A. and J. M'Fs^rlane's Stores. 26m AJAX, the King of Clothes Washing Com- j pounds. Acknowledged tho best. 23jy