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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14087, 16 December 1907, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MELBOURNE CUP FILM (1907) APOLOGUE'S GREAT VICTORY. \ PRINCESS THEATRE Prop., John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE WATTS and LUCAS. Irish Specialty Artists, Contortionists, Etc Reappearance of VICTOR THE GREAT. Mr R* H. COLLINS Tenor Robneto. Miss LAVINIA TYSON, B&lladist. Mr JAS. OPIE, Descriptive Aotor Vocalist DELAVALE and GILBERT, Lightning Pntter Comedians. The LUCAS SISTERS, Dashing Scrios and Legmania Artists. THE YALDENES, Clover Trick Cycling Artists. Ida Ingersoo, Bert Sham, Master Christie New Biograph Varieties. Prices: 2s, ls, 6d, Doots 7.30, Plan Dresden. SHOWS T\ U N E D I N ' HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. ROSE SHOW. WEDNESDAY, 16th DECEMBER.. In the I NEW ART GALLERY. 1 Come and See the Finest Display of ROSES > Ever Shown to tho Public of Dunedin. Orchestra, Vocal and. Instrumental, tht Drake Family. Art Exhibition Thrown Open in the Evening With Electric Light. ENTRIES CLOSE at 8 p.m. MONDAY. ! DAVID LARNACH. , ; Md • Secretary. t SPORTB MEETINGS. E . ' TUAPEICA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S SPORTS, t To be held on GLASGOW PARK, LAWRENCE, BOXING DAY, THURSDAY, 26th DECEM- ; BER, 1007. First-class Programme. Prize Money, £65. i Tuapeka, Sheffield Handicap, £21; winners s of heats, 10s. - Lawrence Handicap. Hurdlo Race, Ticket Race, Milo and A-hnlf Wheel Race, 60s, 30s.' One-mile, Half-mile, and Musical Chairs Bicycle Races. 120 and 220 Amateur Ra«es, Wrestling, Throwing Hammer, Caber, Stono, High Jump, Boys' Races, etc. . NOMINATIONS for Tuapeka Sheffield (7s * , Gd), Milo and A-balf Wheel Race (3s), 120 (ls) and 220 (2s) Aniitour Races CLOSE with j tho Secretary on WEDNESDAY, December r 16. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE at 1 o'clock on / . the Ground. Acceptances for Sheffield Han- > dicap, ss. All other events post entry. Grand Entertainment and Dane© in the evening. > JAMES AIREY, i——————— ' EDUCATIONAL. JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ■ DRESS CUTTING. FIRST PRIZE has been AWARDED to [ LANGER PATTERN CUTTERS At Womon's Exhibition of Work in Mel. . ' bourne, proving thom to be superior ; to all others. > t ' CLASSES DAILY. ' Miss CHARLES, Principal, > No. 3 HIGH STREET ' (Opposite D.1.C.). IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING, Dowling street Cutting, hxa : the Best and Simplest Method of Patternnuking yet invented. It can be so quickly learned that a pupil during her term of •. lessons is enabled to do a great deal of sewing for herself or anyone else. Full coarse. C including Chart and 70 Lessons each' of two hours' duration on Pattern-making, Cutting. Trimming and. making Costumes, Coats, Rain - Cloaks, Children's Clothes, and Underclothing, 1 £3 3s. Second Course to Dressmakers, »et - of Charts, and Pattern-making only taught, r £1 15s. Third Course, 20 lessons on Phmses ; and Skirts only with Chart included, £1 ss. If desired, 10 additional Lessons on Children 3 • Clothes or Underclothing, as tin ptpil chooses, for 10s extra. Classes Daily; Evening , C'asses Mondays and Thnrdays, frnn 7to 6, j -Mesdames CHIRNSIDE k WHITE, Principals. MR W. GREENE will Teach a Sketching Class at Waitati during January; lessons in outdoor work every day.—For particulars apply studio, Dowling stroot SHORTHAND, Typing, and Bookkeeping.kJ Rossbotham's School (open day and evening), 43 Dowling street. Telephone 736. MONBY. j BOARD. ' TENDERS are invited for tho PURCHABE of TWO HUNDRED DEBENTURES for £100 each, being portion of the loan of £100,000 authorised by "The Christ church District Drainage Act, 1875, Amendment Act, j 1905," bearing interest it the rate of £4 10a t per centum per annum, payable half-yearly n at the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, WelB lington, Christchurch, and Dnnodin, free of 3 exchange. 1 The currency of tho Debentures commences on the Ist day of January next and matures 011 the 30th day of June, 1931. No tender be'.ow par will bo considered. ( Exchange must be added to cheques. Tenderers of the highest premium will havo . preference, and to tenderers at equal ratci _ Debentures will be allotted proportionately to the number applied for. A deposit of £5 per £100 tendered for must 1 accompany such tender, which will be credited D to tho successful and returned to the unsuccessful tenderers. a Failure to pay tho balanco on the due date 3 will cause the deposit of a per cent, to bo forfeited to tho Board. ' The balance will be required to be paid not later than the 31st DECEMBER, 1907, and interest will start as from the Ist January 1906. j The authorising Act may be inspected and all further information in regard to the Loan obtained ut the Board's Office, Hereford street, Christchurch. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed "Tender for Loan Debentures," will be received at the Offioe of the Board until 1 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, December 20, 1907. By order. EDWIN CUTHBERT, Secretary and Treasurer. November 30, 1907. 3d JS THE MILK SOUR? What a bother! But open a can of LILY EVAPORATED CREAM. It's always good, and, being unsweetened, taates just like <resh milt A pint tin from your grocer 1 coiits only 6d, and makes one and a-balf qna-rta 0i traeh milk. 16d s j /YIMO WITNESS —New Stories. A ]« W C Amsunt of Ksidisc Hito Prio»&