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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13421, 23 October 1905, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, TfiUREWELL APPEARANCE OF SCOTX LAND'S SINGER, JESSIE MACLA CII L A N~, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THREE NIGHTS ONLY. OCTOBER 30 and 31, NOVEMBER 1. SPECIAL HALLOWEEN PItOGEAMMU On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. • "HALLOWEEN NIGHT." By Jcssio Maclachlan. John M'Lindcn, and others, Under Engagement to tho DUNEDIN BURNS CLUB. Change o£ Programme Nightly. PRICES: sa, 3s, 2s, and la. Plan nt the Dresden October 24. Early Door and Day Sale at JacoWs. Tickets /or tho Halloween Gathering obtainable from Burns Club Committee. ] J OVIS E Sol AJI T AND READERS OF LITERATURE Have a Rare Cliancc ot Obtaining Art Works and Literature at Exceedingly Less lhan English Published Price by visiting CHARLES STUART & CO.'S STOCK, at THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY'S SAMPLE ROOMS, No. 1G MANSE STREET, for SIX WEEKS ONLY, prior to leaving the colony. Call early and Secure Pick of Stock. Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 120 LECTURES. ST. HELE Xs' HOSPITAL, REGENT ROAD and GEORGE STREET. LECTURES will be given in Lecture Room of above Hospital on "OBSTETRICAL NURSING" Every WEDNESDAY at 9 a.m. This Course of Lectures open to registered midwives, to whom only Certificate of Proficiency will be given. Terms: Three Guineas for the Course of Six Months. A ticket entitling to admission may bo lad by any registered midwife on application to MATRON, SI. Helens Hospital, Regent road. LADIES interested in the RAISING of a HIGHER STANDARD of PHYSICAL EXCELLENCE for WOMEN are invited to a SERIES of FREE HEALTH TALKS on BACKACHE, HEADACHE, and NERVOUSNESS, and VIAVI (the Common Sense Home Method of Treatment, to be illustrated with Life-size Charts, The first of these will bo given 011 TUESDAY AFTERNOON October 24, and FRIDAY, 27th, at 3 o'clock' in the CHORAL HALL, Lecturer, Mrs A. L. FOLGER, General Manager for Australasian Viavi Company, Bank of New Zealand Chambers, Princes street. 210 | ELECTION NOTICES. JJUNEDIN SOUTH ELECTORATE. Mr V. DOWNIB STEWART'S COMMIT- ■ TEE and SUPPORTERS will MEET as , under:-r. Morningtoh Council Chambers—THlS | . EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Central Committee Rooms, Princes street I South—TUESDAY, 24th October, at 8 o'clock. Arthur Street Committee Eooms-WED-NESDAY, 2,ith October, at 8 o'clock. All interested are invited. -3° A. D. AITKEN, Secretary. HALM ER S ELECTION. ■ Mr 'WM. PRYOR will ADDRESS the ELECTORS as under:— N.E. VALLEY, Town Hall,-TUESDAY, Octobcr 24. His Worship the Mayor (H. Duncan Esq.) in the chair. RAVENSBOURNE, Public Hall.-WED-NESDAY, October 25. His Worship the Mayor (D. Larnach, Esq.) in the chair. ST. LEONARDS. Presbyterian Hall.— THURSDAY, October 26. SAWYERS' BAY, Publio HaII.—FRIDAY October 27. ' Each Meeting at 8 p.m. A 'Meeting of Supporters and Workers will be held after each address. 230 rpO THE ELECTORS OP TUAPEKA. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I beg to intimate that I am .again a CANDIDATE to represent you in til# New Zealand Parliament. I shall ADDRESS you fully at the Various' Centres on date 3 to be advertised. Yours obediently, ROBT. GILKISON. Lawrence, 20th October, 1905. 230 fjpUAiPEKA ELECTORATE. Mr GILKISON will ADDRESS the ELECTORS as under:— MOA FLAT, SchooI,—WEDNESDAY, 25th Octobcr, at 8 p.m. MILLER'S FLAT, Hall .—THURSDAY* 26t-li October, at S p.m. ROXBURGH, HaII.—FRIDAY, 27th October, at 8 p.m. COAL CREEK, School.-SATURDAY, 23th October, at. 8 p.m. ISLAN'D BLOCK, Smithy.—MONDAY, 30th October, at noon. BAB'S JUNCTION, HaII.—MONDAY, 30th October, at G p.m. RAE'S JUNCTION, School.-MONDAY, 30th Octobcr, at 8 p.m. Laffies specially invited. MEET IN OS. tjy lOCESE OF D UN! ED IN. THIRD SESSION OF THE THIRTEENTH SYNOD. The Synod will assemble in the Synod Hall, S. Paul's Cathedral Schoolroom, TO-DAY' (MONDAY), 23rd October, 1803, at 4 p.ra,, when the Primate will deliver his Address, Synod Service at 8 p.m. in the Cathedral. Preacher, Rev. R. A. Woodthorpe, JLA, Offertory in aid of Synod Expenses. Corporate Communion at the Cathedral on TUESDAY, 24th October, at 11 a.m. OKAS. H. STATHAM, Diocesan Secretary, JgAVENiSBOURNE BOATING CLUB. Thftj'ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Boatshed TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), the 23rd inst., at 8.30. Business:' Annual Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Office-bearers. R. N. JI'CULLOCH, 230 - Hon. Sec. PROTESTANT DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. Meeting Zealandia Chambers THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Lecture: " Britain's Immunity From Aimed Invasion." All interested invited. 230 jT\R COMMINS begs to Notify the Publio that, having been earnestly requested to continue his Meetings, he HAS LEASED the ALHAMBRA THEATRE for SUNDAY ■EVENINGS, and invites all liberal-minded people to Coma to a STRICTLY SACRED, INSTRUCTIVE, and ENTERTAINING SERVICE, The Subjects treated are NATURAL and SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY from a CHRISTIAN basis. Bible interpretations and illustrations by KINETBSCOPE. ■ The Meetings arc entirely open to the public. ' ; Commence 6.30. . , 190 II QTAGO 'WITNESS.—New Stories. A large Amountof Reading IWtw. Frif*. ti.