AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL BOX OFFICE NOTICE. AftOttßW MACK. BOX PLANS TOR THE FIRST FOUR NIGHTS OF THIS IMPORTANT SEASON f WILL BE OPENED AT THE DRESDEN TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) MOUSING At 9 o'clock. TOM MOORrI ' To me. some of his Irisli melodies are worth all the epics that ever wero composed.— Lord Byron. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Commencing TUESDAY, JUNE 18. Mr J. C. WILLIAMSON Will have the especial honour to present that Sweet Tenor and Oroatest-of-all Exponents of Irish Character, ANDREW MACK, ANDREW MACK, AAJJREW MACK, ANDREW MACK, Supported by HIS OWN COMPLETE COMPANY, In that Treasure of Raro Wit and Tender Sentiment, TOM MO&RE, 'TOM MOOKE, TOM MOORE, TOM MOORE, Being a Drama founded on the Lifo of Ireland's Sweetest Singer and England's' Laureate. PRICES: ss, 3s, and Is. R.J3TEWART, Manager. ■TOM. ' New hope may bloom, And days may como Of milder, calmer boom, But there's nothing half so.swoet in life As love's young dream, 12ju p H O B i L HALL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I The 1.0. G.T. AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB Will Repeat THE MOCK TRIaL OF JOHN BARLEYCORN FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN BULL, The Immense Audience last night electrified by the brilliancy of tho lawyers' speeches and the sparkling vivacity and lepartco of tho witnesses. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; commence at 8 p.m. Admission, Gd; Reserved Scats, Is. Pio.no kindly lent by John Hogg, piano warehouse, St. Andrew street. 12jn A BRIGHT ARRAY OP SONG HITS In BEGG'S SIXPENNY EDITIONS. " New York, London, or Paris," " Moving Day" (Cassie Walmcr's Great Success), "Put a Little Bit Away for a Rainy Day," " Waiting at the Church," " Just a Little Rooking Chair," and the following New Items: "Egypt," "Fly Away Birdie to Heaven." SIXPENCE EACH; POSTED 7d. SPECIAL.—We will have Supplies of "Way Down the Old Swanee" (sung by Harry Hart) in next week (price Is Cd), and "My Biinpilow in Borneo" (Miss Cassie Walmer's success) in six wcoks (price Gd). Order now, ami we will book nnd forward on arrival. CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LIMITED), 21-23 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. TTALUN String Quartet Open for EnJL gagement Balls, Receptions, and ell occasions at short notice.—Address 91 York place. I3my BILLIARDS—Watson'e. 6d; tables upleu. did order; new cloths. IJaa RELIGIOUS. S~~7. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. THURSDAY, JUNE 13. Observance of the Jubilee of the Constitution of tho Church of the Province of i New Zealand. Holy Communion. 8 a.m. Festal Evensong, 8 p.m. Canticles (Tours in F). Anthem, "Hallelujah Chorus" (Hendcl). Hymns-IC6, 879, GO4. Preacher, Uie Most Rev. the PRIMATE. MEETINGS. MB J. • ALLEN, mSb., Will bo pleased to Deliver an ADDRESS To his Constituents at Milton THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, JUNE 12, At 3 o'clock. i nnHE Dunedin Amateur Ground Company X (Limited).—Notice Is Hereby Given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tho Dunedin Amateur Ground Company (Limited) will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 91 Princes street, Dunedin, oh Thursday, the 27th dny of Juno, 1907, at 5.15, o'clock p.m.. for tho purpose of Considering and, if thought fit, Confirming the following Special Resolutions:— (1) That the Sale by tho Directors of the Company's Interests in tho Carisbrook Ground and Other Assets to the Otago Rugby Football Union be Confirmed. (2) That tho Company be Wound Up Voluntarily under tho provisions of "Tho Companies Act, 1903." (3) That a Liquidator bo appointed for tho purpoeo of such Winding Up. (4) That Mr Ernest S. Wilson, of Dunedin, Agent, be, and he is hereby, appointed Liquidator for tho purpose of such Winding Up at a remuneration of £20. Dated this 11th day of June. 1907. By order of the Board of Directors—E. S. WILSON, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Miss ARLINE THACKERAY is prepared to recoivo PUPILS for VIOLIN TECHNIQUE and BOWING. Spocial Courses of Bowing may be arranged. Further particulars from Bju M. C. NEWMAN POTTS. L ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESS-CUTTJNG.-Tho Simplest and Most Wonderful System invented. Schoolgirls learn Bodices and Sleeves in Two Lessons; every description of garments drafted m a few minutes without a single calculation. The Langer is famous for perfect curves and fit; hence its popularity. Trimmings and Fancy Cutting specially taught. Sixty lessons, including first set Langer garment drafters, given in term. Inspeotion invited. Winner of gold and silver medals at recent Exhibition. Inspection invited. Classes Daily, Monday, Thursday Evenings.—Miss CHARLES, Principal, No. 3 High street (opposite D.1.C.). rE IMPERIAL IS THE LATEST, SIMPLEST, AND MOST ACCURATE METHOD YET INVENTED. Testimonials from Pupils and Agents who have used other methods all spenlt of the Imperial as being VERY SUPERIOR. Its Skirt Churt has a Proper Waist Curve, and »lso a Hip Measure, wbich is necessary to obtiin Perfectly-fitting Skirts. All Itinds of Oannwite Cnt to any Size. The Chart provides for all Figures. Patterns very easily and quickly drafted. No calculations required. In the recent Exhibition held in Chrintchurch it obtained a GOLD MEDAL-tho highest award given. Trial Lessons Free of Charge. Evening Classes overy Monday and Thursday Evening from 7 till 9— Mesdamcs CHIRNSIDE & WHITE, Principals, Dowling street Cut23ap ■FoinsE ' MILLINERY SCHOOL, STOCK EXCHANGE. LADIES! Why pay big prices for your Hats, when you can learn to mike and trim your own, and renovate old ones, in a few lessons at the Louiso Millinery School. 12 Lessons, 10s Cd. Call or write for circular. DUNEDIN School of Art and Design, Moray place. OPEN Every Day and Evening.' All kinds of Drawing and Painting Taught. Fees .(per quarter): Day Clwses, £1 Is; Evening Classes, 10s Cd. . 27f WILLIAM GREENE, Teacher of Painting and Drawing, has Removed to Imperial Buildings (Stokes's, opposite Tims 3 Office). lju OHOItTHAND, Sjpiag, »ad O Roj»both»ai'e Scheel (op*a day and eruiiaii, 13 Saitlias etitel 736,
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