ELECTION NOTICES, WEST ELECTORATE. Hon. J. A. MILLAR Will he pleased to MEET and ADDRESS the ELECTORS as follows: — GARRISON lIALL.—MONDAY, November 2, 8 p.m. WAKAIU DRILL lIALL-TUESDAY, November 3, 8 p.m. ROSLYN INSTITUTE.—WEDNESDAY, November 4, 8 p.m. ARTHUR STREET SCHOOL-THURS-DAY, November 5, 8 p.m. WEST ELECTION. Hon. J. A. MILLAR'S Committee Rooms, Robin's Building.*, Octagon, and Fire Brigade Station, Roslvn, where' Rolls may bo inspected and all information funplied. DUNEDIN COMMITTTEE MEET MONDAY EVENINGS. ROSLYN COMMITTEE .MEET TUESDAY EVENINGS. Telephone 615. 290 gnu OE' E LECTOR AT E'. Mr J. ALLEN will be pleased to MEET the ELECTORSTABLE lIILL. - School, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, at S o'oloplr. WAITA'IIUNA GULLY.—Athenaeum, MONDAY, 2nd, 8 p.m. CIRCLE HlLL.—School, TtJESDAT, 3r<l, 8 p.m. HILLEND.—SchooI, WEDNESDAY, 4tih, 8 p.m. AWAMANGU.—SchooI, THURSDAY, s'h, 7 p.m. PUKEPITO.—SehocI, IHURSDAY, Sth, 8.20 p.m. MONEYiMORE.—SchooI, FRIDAY, 6<h, 8 p.m. fJIUAPEKA ELECTION. Dr W. A. CHAPPLE Will be Pleased to ADDRESS the t ELECTORS as under: — i KYEBURN DIGGINGS. - SATURDAY, 31st., at noon. PATEAROA.-SATURDAY, 51st., at 8 p.m. IDA VALLEY (Noon), POOLBURN (3 p.m.), and MOA CREEIC (8 p.m.).—MONDAY, November 2. BALD HILL FLAT (2.30 p.m.), and COAL CREEK (8 p.m.).-TUES-DAY, 3rd. MOA FLAT SETTLEMENT (3 p.m.) and HERIOT (8 p.m.).-WEDNES-DAY, 4 th. Ladies most cordially invited. EDUCATIONAL, •MJR HUTTDN, Teacher of Violin, MauIyX' dolin, Banjo, and Guitar; Junior and Senior Classes.—s9 Union street. DUNEDIN School .of Art and Design. Moray place. OPEN Every Day and Evening. All kinds of Diawing and Painting Taught. Fees (per quarter): Day Classes, £1 Is; Evening Classi's, 10s 6d. 2Si YIOLIN INSTRUCTION. - Mr hTe. Melitus (Royal Leipzig Conaervatorium) Resumed Tenchinjr at his Rooma, 51 High Etreet, on FEBRUARY 3, 1908. Pupils Prepared for all Exams., and Beginners received. Privatj residence, Palaco Ilotsl, liau IMPERIAL DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL, 35 Princes street.. ' NOTE ALTERATION OF ADDRESS FROM DOWLING STREET. AN ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM. Being the result of years of Careful Stndy and Experiment, and is now acknowledged to be one of the Most Scientific, Economical, and Accurate Methods ever .used in Modern Fafhionabio Dress-cutting. It is so very rimplo a child con master it. Call and see for yourself the many advantages oitr Chart hs3 over others. THIS SYSTEM IS SURE TO INTEREST YOU. Particulars on application. Trial Lessons free. Cliysecs dai'.y. Evening Classes, MOND/u'S and THURSDAYS, irom 7 till 9. Principals: Mesdamcs CIIIRNSIDE and WHITE. omy 1 JM PORTA NT TO LADIES. . NEW INVENTION. Tho New Bloiise and Skirt Cutter i 6 alisolutely llio Simplest Method in use. Only three measurements required. No calculations, and no fittins;. Will cut yoked, plain, or fancy Blouses. Material cut duving iirsfe lewon. Twelve Lessons of two hours, including a Cutter, for 255. Previous experience not ncceesary, FOR MORE ADVANCED WORK. Tho Alphabetically-arranged and Solf- • liisl-ructinj; Garment Draftors now ready for use. For Costumes, Tea Gowns, Coats, Children's Dresses, Boys' Pants, Tailor Coats, en-., al>-olnt-cly no fittinjr for todiecs cxcept for deformed figures. Former Pupils may Excliange Drafters for 7s 6d and take Single Lessons in Practical Work for Is 6d. Classes Daily: Monday and Thursday Evenings. Miss CHARLES, No. 3 HIGH STREET (Opposite D.1.C.). For the above Miss HOUSTON will Visit Herbert on Tuesdays; Wednesday, at Oddfellows' Ilall, WnikonaiU; Thursdays and Saturdays, St. Andrew's Hall Oaniarti; Fridays, Ilampdon. MiJ.% WIARLES . has now Formed a Class f\ by a simple method of prA 'ding, as taught in the Australian \ .ilexes. Ladies' and Childrcn'6 Drawers, Blouses. Chemises, Combinations, Nightgowns, Underskirts. Slip Bodices, and Pinafores cut to actual measures. New Term will begin in October. £1 Is per quarter. Patterns for Sale. hi, "PAItISIENNE SCHOOL OF MILLI- - £ t ,NERY, EMPIRE BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET.—lntending PUPILS for the Spring and Summer Seasons , do well to Commence their Tuition NOW Every Branch Thoroughly Taught. Classes Dailv; Tuesday and Thursday Evenings. Fees: 12 Lessons, 10s; Single Leeson, Is. Call or write for circular. ' Jau MONEY. 1 O. NE Y "To LB K 11. ' The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANE is . prepared to LEND MONEY or Freehe!') Security at Lowest Current Rates. 1 . FRED SMITH, lri ' Manager. l/pNEY TO LEND Oi\ FREEHOLD iVi SECURITY v At Lowest Current Rates, SIEVWIUGIIT, JAMES, & NICHOL, SOLICITORS, 11HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. i M" ON E Y TO LEND lo Any Sum, MOORE, MOOItE, & NICHOL, Solicitors, . 85 Lower Stuart street. 3 rjTHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, i AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW t ZEALAND (LIMITED) lias MONEY to LEND on Freehold Security At Current Rates. » . WALTER HISLOP. Manager. TIUSX MONEY to LEND an Freehold Security or Municipal Debentures, st j. Current Rates.—Tilt Trustees, Exccutors, and Agency Company of N.Z, (Ltd.) corner Water street and Bond street. LAURENCE SIiIPSON, Manager. to LEND a(. CURRENT RATES. ERASER k MACASSEY, Solicitors. 5 Crawn'ord streat. MONEY to LEND, Ereeliold Securities; lowest rates.—Milne, Neill, &, Gilkison, 8 solicitors. 10 street, Duncdin. Dt £ - 0 ' Jfs0 ' £100 ' to to Lend; ' (WIU) Bills Discounted daily.—E. J. Bryant, Dowling street. ' loju ® I'END, in large or' small JX amounts, on Fieohold Security. ,t . MONDY & STEPHENS, Solicitors, Princes st-rect ift/TONEY to LEND on Freehold ft'/writy I'JL at lowest current rates of interest.— ADAMS BROS., Solicitors, Empire Buildinss. j;,. 3 . - ij ' T MOWERS Sharpened, Set, and Re--ILJ paired.—Crichton and Wiilia'.ns. ci> ' I. gincers and hl!ckru:i'h?, »,afford end j l, Hope slrccta. ion |
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14359, 31 October 1908, Page 11
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