AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-N.IGHT. The Last Opportunity of Hearing One of tho Greatest Concert Artists of To-day. IRENE AINSLEY, • Greeted Last Evening by a Large and Most Enthusiastic Audience. Magnificent Success of HAMILTON HODGES (Tho Peerless Baritone). TO-NIGHT IRENE AINSLEY will Sing, amongst other numbers— "Diraiitra.du Styx" (Ghick). "Still wio dio Nacht" (Bohm). "Tho Silver Ring" (Chaminade). ■ "When Ho Comes Home" (Leoni). ' "In My Garden" (Barry), "Happy Song" (Del Ricgo), and . " Love is a Bird " (Del Riego). HAMILTON HODGES will Sing- " Across tho Ear Blue Hills" (Blumenthal); "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind" (Sargeant); " One More " (Somerset); " Song of Sleep" (Somerset)j "Ballad of Kisses" (Somervillc). ' Mrs ERNEST QUEREE will Play"March do Rakoozy" (Liszt), "Staccato Caprice" (Yogrich). This will Positively bo tho Last Opportunity of hearing IRENE AINSLEY, as she leaves almost immediately for London to fulfil her engagements at the Birmingham Festival. PRICES: Dress Circle and 0. Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. Box Office at tho Dresden. Day Sales at JacoWs. AINSLEY, 270 | Manager. BILLIARDS.-Watson : a, 6d; 5 drst-clasa tables. JBf MEETINGS. JSITT; Ts HERE.' GARRISON HALL, 8 o'clock Each Night. At his Address Last Night'Mr L. M. ISITT entranced his hearers 'with some of his desoriptivo passages. TO-NIGHT'S SUBJECT, LIQUOR AND LABOUR. Mr Wm THOMSON did not appear, having found it necessary to leave for Invercargill or , thereabouts in the first express! ! 1 The Offer is still Open. HALF AN HOUR to EVERY 25 MINUTES Mr ISITT occupies. Further Addresses Each Night to FRI- - NEXT. •-. WATCH FOR SUBJECTS. ADMISSION FREE. COLLECTION. SPOBTINO. JOCKEY CLUB. NOVEMBER 7 and 9. APPLICATIONS for BOOKMAKERSLICENSES must be in tho hands of the Secretary not later than FRIDAY, October 30, accompanied with FEES—lnside .£ls, Outside £12 10s. and IDs for Clerk each day. -. , " '•' H. H. lODD, f°f __ : Secretary. mRAINING for a Fistic Battle.-BILL ,„ . SQUIRES will demonstrate in poreon To-night, . . ," " H ALL SCOTTISH 1 BURNS HALL, FRIDAY LOVE SONGS 0 SCOTTISH LECTUREt Scotland s Finest Love Songs by Leadii RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. 2nd NOVEMBER, 1908. On and After MONDAY, 2nd November, Passenger Trains will run between Gore aad Kineston daily, connecting at Core with Mail Trains to and from Dunodin. Steamer will leave Queenstown for Kingston daily at 8.20 a.m., returning leaving Kingston at 5.!j p.m., connecting with trains to and from Ihmedin. 270 By Order. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED — Hairdiessing, Is Gd; Shampooing 2s Gd; Manicuring, Is; Face Massage, 2s 6d; Hair Combings Jjtlade Up.— Miss Olough. : 8f EEPAIRS to all makes ot CYCLES promptly attended to by competent mechanics— Erriugton and Stokes, Princes street, 4 ri W r ANTED-10,000 Customers to Buy / Birthday Presents at Sale Prices. Go'.d Watches, 60s; Bangles, 255; Gold Brooches, 3s 6d; Ribbon Guards, 30s; fewest Vases for Table Decoration; inspection invited—Himmel's, 99 .George street. ROYAL , STANDARD TYPEWRITER; only high-grade machine at reduced price; repairs to all machines.—29 Bond street ONEO DUPLICATORS produce a circuiar like a typewritten letter.—Sole N. 2. agents, the Typewriter Exchange, 29 Bond Etrc°t. 31au SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS and Moles permanently REMOVED by electrolysis.— Miss Bojcr, Gl Stuart street (opposite ' St. Paul's). " ;u au CHAS. SAXBY for Celebrated English BIKES. On SALE, Sterlings. Other makes Overhauled and Repaired.—Pier Cycle Works. 20d TYPEWRITER Copying Office (Rossbotham), 49 Dowling street, Telephone 736.—Dictation, Circular, Specifications, etc.; reasonable charges. PUNCHING the Ball, the Skipping Rope Exercise, etc., by BILL SQUIRES To-night at the Princess. riLOTHES LAST LONGER, Retain their stiffness better, and keep ■c. white colour when pure 6tarch ia used. COLMAN'S STARCH is free from China clay and other foreign ingredients. Absolute purity is guaranteed with every packet. . ' Accept no substitutes. T O N D O N BOOKSTALL •" (The Famous Post-card Shop), Stook Exchange Buildings and Arcade. Greeting Cards and Post-cards for Home Mails Now Ready. Christmas Annuals: Witness, Auckland Weekly, News, Press, and New Zealand Graphic, Ready for Posting. fIUSTARD PUDDING IS GOOD. You cannot possibly have a nicer pudding than one made from ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY. Delicious, nourishing, easily digested, a custard made according to the Tooipes with each tin is one of tho finest dishes imaginable. Try it; you will liko it. T7IREDK. BLACK. A.M.INST.E.E., -*- CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEER For Lighting, Power, Tramway, and Light Railway Undertakings. THE KING'S CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON. Telegraphic Address, " Kilowatt, Wellington." OTAGO WITNESS,-New Stories. A large . . Amount of Readin- Matter. Price W-
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14355, 27 October 1908, Page 1
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