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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12783, 2 October 1903, Page 1

ASfIUBF.MENTB. PRINCESS THEATRE^ LAST TWO NIGHTS, LAST TWO NIGHTS, TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT And TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EY.ENING, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENING, Mr EDWARD BRANSCOMBE'S WESTMINSTER ABBEY WESTMINSTER ABBEY GLEE AND CONCERT FAuTY. CHANGE OP PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. ' ' j MATINEE | _ _ . . . SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, At 3 o'clock. Children admitted to all Parts of the House lit HALF-PRICE. In compliance with innumerable requests received from Church Representatives, Choir Masters, etc., tho Management have arranged to introduce as extra items between Parts I and II in Thisi Evening's Programme, and at tho Matime 011 Saturday Afternoon, Slerndale Bennett's Anthem, "GOD IS A SPIRIT," And v Charles Gounod's Girol. " BETHLEHEM." SOUVENIR BOOKS of Songs on Sale at tbo Theatre. Price, 3d each. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 3s: Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Box' Plan p.t tlio Dresden. Early Door Day Sales (6(1 extra) at Jacobs's, tobacconist, and Dresden Piano Company. Musical Societies and Students for Parties of not less than 10 (reserved), £1. Early Doors Open 7 p.m. Ordinary Doors, 7.30. Concert at 8 o'clock. Carriages 10 p.m. Matinee Doors (011 Saturday) Open 2.30 p.m, Concert at 3 p.m. Last Night of the Flawless Diamonds. The alhambra. Every Evening at 8. Saturdays, 3. FULLER'S ENTERTAINERS, 111 fi Refined, Laughable Programme. Last Night of the DIAMOND DUO. Last Night of the DIAMOND DUO. Last Night of TED TUTTY. HARRY HARX—More Popular than Ever. DENIS CARNEY—The Yorkshire Comedian. TILLY DUNBAR—" Mr Green, Mr Green." DAISY CHARD—if ho Plump, Pleasing Person, JOE COWAN—Funny Conglomerationist. EAWCETT liO WE—Robust Tenor. "Electricity Up-to-date." "Ould Casey." Circle, 2s (Ladies, Is); Stalls, Is (Ladies, Gd); Pit, Gd. Doors 7.15. Telephone 1825. Carriages 10.20. Saturday, at 3 and S-" My Sweetheart." Saturday, p.l 3 and S-"JIy Sweetheart." , Saturday, at 3 and 8—" My Sweetheart." OPO H O C RICKET CLUB! OPENING- of tho SEASON NEXT SATURDAY, October 3. Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. AI'TERNOON TEA will bo provided by the LADIES. 0 W. I?. DOYLE, 1° Hon. Secretary. WANTED-Si, Tenor? and Six Basses for ■ 1 tt Choms.-Apply Will Jameson, Provin. ml Hotel. j Q TJILLIARDS.—Wat3on's,'Cd; fables splendid Jt-B order; new cloths. y au MEETING 3. rSTHE UNITED. STARR - BOWKETT -*■ BUILDING SOCIETY.

Tho . FOURTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of tho aboVe"Socicty"vill bo held iu the Board Room, Agricultural Hall Buildings, Crawford street, on FRIDAY, October 2, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS; . To Receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet; lo Elect Directors and an Audi'or; to Fix Remuneration of Directors and Auditors; to Dispose of tho SOtli Appropriation of £500 by Sale. A SPECIAL MEETING of Shareholders will be held in tho same place at the close of the Annual Meeting to consider Alterations iu Rules as set out in Circular to Shareholders, and a Copy whereof may bo seen at the office of the Secretary, corner Bond and Liverpool streets. By order of the Directors. 22s C. BAYLEY, Secretary. — '""'I 1 ■ . .-^TS ' TEMDER3. rNDERS invited for FIRE ESCAPES at the Imperial . Private Hotel, Princes street, until OCTOBER 8, at Noon. ROBERT FORREST, Architect. Crawford street. lo TENDERS aro invited till 2 p.m. of MONDAY, the sth October, for ALTERATIONS to tho LEVIATHAN HOTEL for Mr Connor. HISLOP & AA'ALDEN, Arfchiteots. Bowling street. 30s TENDERS are invited till tho 6th OCTOBER for ERECTING a BUILDING at corner Stuart street and Moray place for Shops and OJSceS. 3>A. BURNSIDE, 23s Architect TENDERS will be received until Noon on WEDNESDAY, October 7, for tho ERECTION of a RESIDENCE in London street. LAAA'SON & SALMOND, Architects, Stock Exchange Buildings, WATER STREET. -24s gO ROUGH OF GO P. E. TENDERS will bo received at the Council Chambers, Gore, until 3 p.m. on MONDAY, October 5, for tho SfUPTPLY OF PORTLAND CEMENT for tho Goto Sowerago AVorks. Specification with tho Town Clerk, and with ROBERT HAY, Engineer. Dunedin, September 28, >1003. 29s CORPORATION LEASEHOLDS FOR SADE. TENDERS are invited until THURSDAY, October 22, for tho PURCHASE of the INTERESTS of the Undersigned in tho following Corporation Leaseholds: — Sections Nos. 133 and 13f, Johnston street .Sections Nos. 123, 129, 130,'131, and 132, Featherston street. Sections 125, 120, 127, 101, IG2, and IC3, Waring Taylor street.

Tlio highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. " For further particulars apply WADDELL, M'LEOD, & WEIR, Wclliiigtoo. City Steam Sawmills. RED G E POE S A~L~£ TENDERS will be received by the Under?BsY f pr!r? 1 Pl ;^ ( ?? ASE of «» COHONAnnrnnn WiEUGJNG COMPANY'S mibDkb, as sLo now lies on the Claim, Galloway Flat, near Alexandra* Tenders to «\n'T'iHi«v lq ,r;f af ?;' s ~ lontls on ot below bAlbltl)A\, 17th October, ISO 3. Ten pei cent, deposit to accompany tenders, . The Bredgo is almost now, having only worked »or five months in soft ground, and » one o( tho strongest in the district. Hull, kauri and bluegum; Engine, 1G horse-power-.Boiler, 2t horse-power. Capable of dred«ing to a depth of about 36ft. Buckets, 4ft; Elevator and nil necessary appliances. Firstclass Dredge for flat working. For further particulars apply W. S. LAIDLAW, Liquidator, Alexandra South'. TgvENDERS Wanted PLASTERING ChimJL neys and Hearths at Tilbury's, Dundas and Leith streets.—Davis, builder. j 0 rpo CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS f- Hardwood, Red and White Pine ►Ic., direct irom mills.' Special Quotations ' HOGG ■b CO. (LIMITED). WANTED-THEATRICAL MANAGERS ■n T n*" otllcrs to know that the Ota™ Daily limes undertakes the POSTINr WOODCUTS (any size), STREAMERS?PO* IERS, and every description' of Printin" in the most prominent positions k the A the shortest notice. on , . 89w»