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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14382, 27 November 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. V PRINCESS THEATRE. 'Undo/ flic Solo 'Direction ( of i Misa FLORENCE BAINES. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING. FOR, A SHORT SEASON ONLY, THE LAUGHING BOOM, MISS LANCASHIRE, LIMITED, Headed by Miss ; FLORENCE BAINES (The Girl who Set London Laughing). Every Musical Number Encorcd againand again. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is, NO EARLY DOORS, NO BOOKING FEE. NO EXTRA OHARGES, and NO FREE LIST. : Booking Plan at tho Dresden Compahy. EARLY SETTLERS' HALL SALE OF WORK AND BAZAAR, By'the Ladies' Committed Otago Early Settlers'-Association. To defray cost of Seating Accommodation, TO-DAY. (FRIDAY), November 27, 1908. Luncheon, Room open 12 noon, Cold Lunchoon, 6d; Aftot-noon Tea, 6d. Contributions for the Stalls and Donations of Scones,- Cakes, etc., for tho Tea Room will be thankfully received during the day. Admission, (open 10 a.m.), Free. Even, ang (open at 7 o'clock), 6d, including coii> cert. ■ Special Attractfon for- Children, free, Mrs A. LIVINGSTON, President. Mrs C. J. FERENS, Hon, Secretary, This . (Friday) Evening's Programme arranged bv Mr J. M. Lomas, organist St, Andrew's Church. V- , : . Shooting 1 Gallery, Side Shows, and Aunt Sally, etc., etc. ■ • 25a iQAR a-IB O M 'HAL 3a TO-NIGHT. : " GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT. V PROGRAMME: ; / Mrs R. Hudson jun., will sing: ''Douathe Burn" and " Auld Rojjm Gray." Mrs Monkman-Dempster 'will sing: " Castles in the Air" and " Caller Horrin'." Mrs Wakefield Holmes will ring: "Charlie is-, my Darling" 'and "The Rowan- yMisi Himmel will play: "Fantasia on Scottish Aire" for the Violin. Mr Jas'. Jago will sing: "Cam" ye by Athol" and "Standard on" the Braes of Mar."' Mr D. Robertson will sing: "March of the Cameron'Men"and "Maty of Argyle." Mr Percy James will sing: "Ma. Conscience" and '.'Different Ideas of a Lady." Misses M'Doriald and Craib and Messrs Qlarke and' M'Doriald will dance a Highland Reel arid Scann, Truibhas, and Mr William Dempster .will recite "The Settin* o' the Hen."Mies E. Hartley, accompanist. Hon. J. A. Milfeur,_ Minister of Lstbburj Chairman. The Kaikorai Band' and the Dunedin and Taieri (first publio appearance) Pipo Bands will play selections. *' ' ' Kaikorai and Dunedin Pipe 1 Bands will jjrtajj Combined' Pieces from Octagon' to th« • JSvontf, Seatsj ,: 3|l'(sailers), and Chairs,- 2s f Body of Hall, Is.; (. Doors open 7 c/clock; commence-8 sharp. Messrs ' GEO. FERGUBSON and ■J. MACFIE, Jon., ■ Secretaries. WILLIAM DEMPSTER, Director." Q«A ;R'R I S O-N' ' H A L L. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28,..' I ' . . 8 o'clock, , :. ! GRAND POPULARTENTERTAINMENT, In aid of ' SAILORS' REST WORE AND DISTRESSED' SEAMEN, , Will be given by tho Officers and Crew' of _ , H.M.S. Pioneer. I (By Kind permission of.-Captain Millar.), PROGRAMME: • Part I—Song,' H. Northrop; Recitatioil, J. Henderson; Song, H. Bright; -Cutlass Drill, Squad of Six; Song, W. Henley;Impersonation, H. Woodman,* Song' and Dance, E. Powell and A. Wheatland. Part IL-Song, H. Bright; Recitation, J„ Henderson; Song, H.- A\ T oodman; Sleight-of-h'and Entertainment, Dr Murphy; Comio Sketch, E.- Powell and A. Whcitlaiidj! Song, H. Northrop; Sailor's Hornpipo}; Tableaus, "Rule Britannia," "God I .Save tho King." ' ;; ' Admission: Reserved Seats, 2a; Body o£ Hall and Gallerj, Is. ~ Tickets at Jacobs's, tobacconist. " 27n' gT. KILDA BANT ROTUNDA. The Art Union in connection with the Bazaar recently held in. aid of tho futids of the Band Rotunda RESULTED as follows Ist prize, gold- nugget valued £10, Mrs G. Smith, 73 York place. Tho other Prizes are as follow:—2nd, 604-; 3rd, 455; -4th, 519; sth, 508 ; 6th, 1723; ,7th, 1741;' Bbh, 588 ; 9th, 1042; .10th, 971; 11th, 684;j 12th, 592; 13th, 696; 14th 536. • ; : — «. • 1 SHOWS. ATAGO AGRICULTURAL AfiD v PASTOBAL SOCIETY. METROPOLITAN SUiIMER. SHOW. TAHUNA. PARK, DUNEDIN, THIS DAT, FRIDAY, POPULAR DAY. " " RECORD ENTRIES. Splendid Exhibition' Assured, . Increased Prize Money. Extra Classes ■ Added. 1 Numerous and Varied Attractions. H. V. FULTON, Secretaxy. P.O. Box 84, Dunedin, Telephone 1031, LECTURES. ' A~,V Y LEAGUE. LANTERN LECTURE, By Lieut H. T, C. KNOX, Jate.R.N. "THE BRITISH NAVY AOT» FOREIGN WARSHIPS." 1 ' MONDAY, Ttti DECEMBER. At GARRISON-.HALL.', Admission Free. Tlios. E. Roberts, 25n Acting Hon. Secretary.' EDUCATIONAL, ' J SCHO6L, WINCHESTER. High-class Preparatory School for Bop,-in the healthiest district of South Canterbury.' Tho Headmaster, an ex-scholar of/King's College, Cambridge, has had considerable exporieaice in teaching, and pays special, attention to the health and moral tono of Boys entrusted to his ehargc. For prospectus aply to J. R. ORFORD, Winchester SOW Sutton's Champion SWEDE; unsurpassed for hardiness and . splendid cropper,—-Donald Reid and Co. i jyUIE FARMERS' PAPER.—The AgriculX tural Department of the. Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by ol ffieekjg -j% tljft