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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12618, 23 March 1903, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. . : This Week* Program™ a" Boshker." JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. •A- LH A DqS& StSt E ATEE THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, MASCH sa TO-DAY, at 2.te, 'V TO-DAT, at 2.45, — ■■ FULLERS. ENTERTAINERS DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY. In a GRAND HOLIDAY AFTERNOON EverySe "!t Night, . GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT ' BARGAIN PRICES: Ladies, 6d all parts; Tendered to their late Conductor (Mr James Children, 3d Downstairs, 6d Circle. _ . Coombs). Doors open- 2.15; terminating about 5. Principal Choruses from Mendelssohn's GRAND HOLIDAY LAUGHTER- ~E lij h ,, d Km3eV3 "Messiah." TO dlf a V mS N&PRO ffiGHT at 8 Miss RoTlLey wil. Sing-" Sulve. M»* P K "'in . CD««y) .»a "I know that my Redeemer PULLER'S ENTERTAINERS ■ Splendid u l eth ( ? ande ' ), , 1 ... „' 11T! , j. FULLER'S ENTERTAINERS Programme. Mrs H. C. Campbell mil Hay- Rhapsodie Prices: Pit, 6a ; - Stalls, Is (Ladies, .6d); | Hongroise, No. 8 Capnccio" (LlBZt). Cirole, 23(Ladies, Is).: Doors open 7.15; com- Mr James Jago will Sing—"lt is'enongh" mencoate, Day Snlcs Lean's. Scats may be ("Elijah") nnd ""Why do the nations" booked at the Theato. No ejetra charge. (" Measiai."). ' , . : ■ Tho Chorus and Orchestra will be largely WANTED, THEATRICAL MANAGERS angmentcd. : and Others to know that the OtagO ' ■ • • • Daily Times undertakes the POSTING ol _ ,«!<,/. <u WOODCUTS (nby sisse), STREAMERS, POS- Tickets: Stalls and Circle, 2s (to leserre M TEES, and every description of Printing in extra), Back Seats, Is. -Bos Plan now open ft.' sto'rt^n'oHc" 1 P °' ition3 " th ° Chl ° n *! th ° H. C. CAMPBELL, Hon^Sec.. FLORAL FETE and GYMKHANA at FORBURY PARK TO-DxVYI TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! -IN AID OF FALLEN SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL FUND. . • COME'AND SEE THE MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS OF FLORAL BEAUTY IN EVERY DESIGN. • ■ . . . - MOTORS VEHICLES, SHIPS' BOATS, OCEAN LINER TILIKUM. • ■ ' BICYCLES, . • And . . ORIGINAL EXHIBITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SPECIAL EXHIBITION of the Little Boat the TILIKUM, which hns W sxikS oH . round the Globe by Captain TOSS, who will during thoday, at intervale, give a SHORT ACCOUNT of hia TRiVVELS and ADVENTURES. The Boafjnll be ■ Specially DecoratwJ by Miss GRAY.. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS for the CHILDREN, in the shape oi a MONSTER DIP, con- ' taining -many Valuable and Useful Articles. RESCUE RACE by a Large Kuraber oj RETURNED TROOPEES. SPLFNDIL GYMKHANA NOVELTIES, POTATO RACE, ARITHMETIC RACE, HATS7hh TRIMMIiVGOOMPETITION, and LARGE PROGRAMME of OTHER EVENTS. NIGHT ALARM by .VOLUNTEERS. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME, contributed to by Every Band in Dunodin. Admission, Is; Stands, 6d Extra; Child Ten, Half-price. ; Gates open 11 o'clock. Sports Programme commences 1.16. All.Exhibits with; Horses enter by St. Clair Gate. , • . - [ Special Tram for Committee at 9 o'olock. THE PICNIC OF THE YEAR THIS DAY, ANNIVERSARY DAY, MONDAY, 23rd MARCH. ANNUAL REGATTA and SWIMMING TOURNAMENT, i LAKE WAIHOLA. ■ ■ .' . INTERPROVTNCIAL FOURS-SOUTHLAND t. OTAGO. COME AND SEE THE COSTUME RACE AND GREASY POLE. FULL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Special Trains from Dunedin-8.0 a.m., 10.20 in, and US p\-m. ■ ' ■■ Special Trains from Waihola-6;lopm and 6.<5p.m. : 66 MILES by RAIL and ROAD FOR 2s 8i

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.Kauri, Hardwood. Eed and White Pine, etc.. direct froni mills. Special quotations. HOGG A CO. (LIMITED). , LICENSING NOTICES. LICENSING DISTRICT OF MOUNT IDA. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DOUGLAS OHARLES STEWART, of Pateeroi," Mino Manager; WALTER SUTHERLAND, of Kurow, Sheep-farmer, ROBERT SHEPPARD FRANKS IND-BR, •of Naseby, Auctioneer; JAMES MITCHELL, of Naseby. Builder; THOMAS LIONEL BRADSHAW, of Duntroon, Stock A-ent; JOHN M'KNIGHT, of Ophir, Builder; and ALEXANDER K3NNEY, of Ophir, Sheep-farmer, have this day been NOMINATED as CANDIDATES for ELECTION as jtfembere of the Licensing Committee for tho Licensing District of Mmint Ida, the POLL whefofor is appointed to rake place on the 25th day of MARCH, 1903. Dated this 18th day of March, 1903. FRANOIS R. SMITH, 23m Returning Officer. TVRTJCE LICENSING COMMITTEE •t* ELECTION. MONSTER NO-LICENSE MEETING. PRESBYTERIAN HALL, MILTON, THIS (MONDAY EVENING, 23rf INST. ADDRESS By theßev. P, B. FRASER, M.A., In which he will Expose the Weakness of tho Magistrate's Decision. Come and Hear the Pla-tform of the No-lioenso Ticket. • 23m npHE following are the DUNEDIN TEMPERANCE CANDIDATES: BEGG, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, CAMERON/DONALD CHARLES, de LAUTOUR, BERTRAND EDGAR, SINCLAIR, :WILLIAM ANDREW, WILKINSON, JOHN ARTHUR. LEAVE THESE IN .and STRIKE OUT i'. All the Others. " NOTE.-EVERYBODY CAN VOTE Who is 21 years of ago, and -whose Name is on tho ELECTORAL ROLL. Tho Ratepayers' Roll has nothing to do with this Election. NOTICE TO~EMPLOYERS! WEDNESDAY, 25th inet., is a COMPULSORY HALF-HOLIDAY Under the Licensing Act. ■EVLBCTION OF DUNEDIN LICENSING Hi ' .COMMITTEE, 1903. TO THE ELECTORS. WE BEG TO NOTIFY" that we have decided to become CANDIDATES as INDEPENDENT MODERATES, in tbe interests of the general public Should you do us tho honour of confiding those interests in this important question to us, we will administer the law strictly and without partiality. , WM. BURNETT. ■ S. S. MYERS. " ■ JAMES GORE. HUGH GOURLEY. 20n2 . P. PINKERTON. mO THE ELECTORS, MOUNT IDA A LICENSING "DISTRICT. Ladies and Gentlemen,—l beg to announce that I am' a:CANDIDATE for a SEAT on tout Licensing Committee, and respectfully splioit your practical support. I hold moderate views on the Liquor Question, and, should you elect me, ; it will be my endeavour to merit the confidence. f Faithfully youn, ' '■.■;■ JOHN M'KNIGHT, 23m , Ophir. MISS TATTERSFIELD, 191 George street. Cheapest Shop in town for Children's Clothing, Millinery, Underclothing, and Dressmaking.. "'■■,.■ '• ' 17m TAGO WITNESS.-N*!w Stories. A largo Amcuntcf-Beading latteT. Price S4