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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12649, 29 April 1903, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. See Denis Carney as tbe Coming Man. ALHAMBKA ■THEATKE ■"• DOWLING STREET. EVERY EVENING at 8. SATURDAYS, 2,45. FULLER'S ENTERTAINERS In a Bright Programme of Merriinoments. New Farcelet: " YOU TAKE THE BUN.". New Farce: " THE COMING- MAN." A Novel Turn, WILLIAM LUBY, Who sings a song with his chest expanded fully 101 'inches. LUBY claims to ho the only man able to accomplish this feat, and to have the second laTgest expansion in the world. "Good-night, nurse"; "On top"; "When the harvest days nro over"; "Skylark"; "It went";'"The wife, the lodger, and I"; "Don't make dem, scandalous eyes"; "It's marvellous"; "I tool; it"; "I putniy little bit towards it"; "Just at the turn of the tide"; "Kitty Mahono"; "My sweet face" (burlesque sister turn); " Klonakilty Band." PRICES: Pit, 6d; Stalls, Is Circle, Ss (Ladies, Is). Day Sales, Jacobs's. BILLIARDS.-Watson's, Gd; tables splendid order; new cloths; hotel nearest wait Roslyn trams; short cut by Goorgeson's. ELECTION NOTICES. rE Mr S. A. SCOTT contesting Bell Ward Election is in no way connected with Mr Thos. Scott, tho Candidate for the Mayoralty. 29 a p "EJECTION OP COUNCILLORS FOE ■JU , SOUTH WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen,—ln again soliciting yotir suffrages at the forthcoming Election I can only promise that in the future, as in the past, my time and ability shall be at your service. During Mho past two years, a3 you know, matters of very great importance have been taken in hand by tho City Council—tramways, extension of water supply, etc.—and I certainly think that tho knowledge gained by me during the consideration of these matters will be of benefit to you. I am a, strong believer, in the. Greater Dunedin scheme, and I should do all ill my power to expedite the amalgamation of the oily and suburban boroughs. I am desirous of seeing the Free Public Library in active operation as scon as possible, and believe that the Council should at once take steps to make Mr Carnegie's promised gift available to the public by deciding on an eligible site. I am also strongly m favour of the establishment of public baths and gymnasium, if the necessary arrangements can be made, and o{ providing recreation grounds for the people.' The above matters refer, of course, to the city as a whole; but if you do me the honour of re-election the. needs of South Ward will always have my best attention. I have tho honour to be, Your obedient servant, 25ap HENRY CRUST. ._/ _1 TSELL WARD MUNICIPAL ELECTION. The Three Present Councillors for Bell Ward-CHRISTIE, HALLY, and TAPPERrespnotfully request tlm Electors of Bel! Ward to RECORD THEIR VOTES TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), April 29. Polling Booth for Bell Ward, both for Mavor r.nd Councillors, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, STUART.STREET (Next 01>au_Hote!)._ ■ TVjT 0 R NIN GT 0 N~Ma"yoRALTY. The POLLING TAKES PLACE, TO-DAY, and tho Result lie 3 with the Ratepayers. Permit mo fo urge those who Tocognise the unwarrantable nature of the attack upon myself ■ andcCkmnciWiegardinß', Tramway put themselves to some inconvenienoo if necessary TO GOTO THE POLL AND VOTE, .1. need scarcely again point out that' the pr'oprieiy'of the method of purchase has never been challenged; as, indeed, it cannot be, the whole groundwork of attack' being a parcel of untrue and absurd stories circulated for electioneering purposes'; I am hopeful that the sense of light and fairness.may be sufficiently strong in tho community: to A again return me to the office of 31 ayor.' " ' 2>ap WALTER G.OW. "ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. FIRST WARD, MORNINGTON. Mr J. F. GARSIDE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST. Polling Booth: Mornington Library, Maclaggon street. POLLING DAY: APRIL 59,1903. ■m 0 R N.I. N G T 0 N. FIRST WARD. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. . Mr WM. HENDERSON , Respectfully Solicits .Your Vote and Interest. Polling Day, APRIL 29,1903, Place: Mornington Library, Maclaggan street. EDUCATIONAL. fT*HE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE JL. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC And THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. EXAMINATIONS, 1903. The THEORY EXAMINATIONS will be held on SATURDAY, Gth June. PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS;, latter end of OCTOBER. . {Intending Candidates are reminded that the Final Day for Entering ds MAY 1. / MAITLAND GARD'NER, Acting Secretary for Local Representative. 102 Dowling street, Dunedin. 22ap CHRIST'S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CIIRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND.' APPLICATIONS are invited for the Office of HEAD MASTER of Christ's College Grammar School, situated at Christchurch, in the colbuy of New Zealand. Particulars of salary and duties to be obtained from the Bursar. The Head Master must be a membor of the Church of England, and will be "expected to take up his duties at, or as soon as possible after, tho Ist day. of JANUARY, 190-i. Applications to be sent in on or before the 15th day of JULY, 1903, and to be addressed THE BURSAR, Christ's College, Christchurch, N.Z.J Or THE AGENT-GENERAL FOR NEW ZEALAND, 29ap Victoria street, Westminster, London. SCHOOL OF DHESSCUTTING AND DRESSMAKING. WANTED KNOWN-Miss VERNON, Dressmaker (late with Herbert, Haynes), has been Appointed AGENT for 'FRISCO DRESSCUTTING' CHART; For Simplicity and Accuracy there is nothing to equal Garments Cut from this System. Learned in one Lesson. CLASSES now Formed. Special Evening Classes for Dressmakers and Ladies engaged during day. Rooms:. 3 HIGH STREET (opposite D.I.C). ANCING, DEPORTMENT,'and PHYSICAL .EXERCISES. Miss HOOPER (of London and Dublin) has RESUMED her- • SATURDAY Class, 10.30 a.m.; MONDAY. EVENING, 8 o'clock-Trades Hall (opposite First Church). FRIDAY-St. Clair, 3.35 and 7,3n ' TUESDAY after Easter—Roslyn. Term from date of Entry. NEWINGTON HOUSE, HIGH STREET. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOL.Gymna?tics Resumed-28tli April; Juniors, G. 30; Seniors and Ex-pupils, 7.—lnstructor Smith. ■•.-.' 27dp PRACTICAL Dressmaking and Costumemaking.—PUPlLS .received., at Miss: : Fairhall's School of Dressmaking,' Main road, South Dunedin. . , ..'' : 28ap T.ADY desires PUPILS of ncglcoi^cduca--, JJj tion; •thorough kstruction'j'fprivate , tuition.-Address .ConEdenti*!, Times Office, |