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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14495, 12 April 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. J>RINCESS THEATRIi TO-DAY, 2.30, TO-DAY TO-DAY, 2.30, TO-DAY. (EASTER MONDAY], EXTRA SPECIAL MATINEE. A TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN THE WIDE-WORLD PICTURES. Admission-Children 6d to All Parts 1 Adults, Is. • pRIN CE S S THE AT RE. Proprietors John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING at 8. THE WIDE-WORLD PICTURES FIRST OF ALL. A FEW OF THE GEMS-ONLY A FEW. RIFLE BILL RIFLE BILL (A Most Dramatic and Realistic- Series of Episodes). SCENES IN NORTHERN ITALY. THE LONDON ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. BISCUIT INDUSTRY. THE LOVER'S STRATAGEM. THE ROYALIST'S WIFE. HIS OWN WEAPON. HEATINO POWDER, Etc., Etc. Incidental Music by Frank Crowther'* ,- Orchestra. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., Is 6d; Stalls, Is; Gallery, 6d. MEETINGS. mHE PRESBYTERY OF DUNEDIN A Meets in First Church on TUESDAY, 13th hist., at 7.30 p.m. to INDUCT Rev. WILLIAM HEWITSON, 8.A., as MASTER OF KNOX COLLEGE. Rev. James Chisliolm (Moderator of the General Assembly) will Breach and Preside. Rev. W HEWITSON Will thereafter Deliver the OPENING ADDRESS of the THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE. ALES. M. FINLAYSON, I2 ap Presbytery Clerk. ■ EDUCATIONAL. JMPORTANT TO LADIEB, NEW INVENTION. The NEW BLOUSE AND SEffiT CUTTER is absolutely the Simplest Method in use; only three measurements required; no fitting and no calculations? will out plain, yoked, tuoked, .and fancy evening blouses. PudHs may brinjf material and cut Mouse or skirt during first lesson. First Lesson Free. Fee, 25s for 12 Lessons, including a Blouse and Skirt Cutter. - PUPILS MAY ENROL AT ANY TIME FOR MORE ADVANCED WORK. _ The Alphabetically-arranged and Selfinstructing Garment Cutter now ready. For Costumes, Tea Gowns, Coats, Boys' Pants, Children's Garments and Skirtfl. Absolutely no fitting, except for deformed figures. This is the only system, used where each piece has full instructions, and can bo easily followed by letters, making it impossible to forget. Former Pupils may Exchange Old Drafters for 7s od, or take Single Lessons in Practical Work at Is od. Classes Daily, Wednesday excepted; also Monday and Thursday Evenings. Patterns for Sale, The above has been awarded First Prizo at the Women's. Exhibition of Work in Melbourne, and holds the only Medal from tho New Zealand Exhibition; also gained) First Place in a Test of Systems in Sydney. An UNDEROLOTSING--.GLASS .will bo Opened on SATURDAY, May 1, also FRIDAY EVENING, May 7, for cutting' all kinds of Underclothing by a simple method of paper-falding.' Intending 'Pupils will need to begin .on. that date. Fee, £1 Is. Miss CHARLES, Principal, No. 3 HIGH STREET (opp. D.1.0.). DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND ' PHYSICAT EXERCISES.-Misa HOOPER, assisted by her Niece' (Miss Bawteli).-Beginnors' Class, MONDAY, 19th, 8 p.m. Advanced Class, WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. Junior Class, SATURDAY, 10.30 a_m. Trades Hall, Moray place. Momington Classes, FRIDAY, ' 16th, * p.m and 8 p.m. Private Lessons arranged. Albyn House, King street. Tel. 1995. EEV. T. RUSSELL. M.A., desires PUPILS (Matriculation, .'other Exams); splendid record; 16 ot 18 examined last year'.successful; classes formedj Tuition by Correspondence.—Albjn House, King street, Dunedin. N 13f MI S S F. A. GRANT. TEACHER SINGING AND PIANOFORTE, Has REMOVED io 2 VICTORIA STREET. Terms Moderate. 7ap LADY (educated France and Germany) wishes PUPILS for French and German.—Miss Dunbar, Times Office. Bap BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.' rtOAL ECONOMY Should bo an interesting subjeot to every housewife just at present. Which is the cheapest coal one can buy that will give satisfaction in both range and grate? There is but one answer to this , question. Here it is: "WAllONUI" COAL! Owing to natural advantages "Waronui" Coal costs less to produce than 'any other coal of good quality in Otago. Consequently, it is put on the market cheaper than any other coal of a similar class. The inference is obvious—you get better vahio for your money from "Waronni" Coal than from anyother coal in Otago, no matter what the price. Price 23s a ton. All Dealers, Bruce Railway and Coal Company, 2 Vogel street. TMTONEY FOR BRAINS. The Proprietors of the Famous WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic ohtr THREE PRIZES, amounting to Eight Guineas. First Prizfe of Five Guineas for tho Beat FOUR Original Advertisements, three indies, single column, about 22 lines. Advertisements i must have a CATCHY Heading, and open to everybody, including advertising experts. SECOND Prize of Two Guineas, open to children under 16 years of age, attending public or private schools, for a Verse of not less than 10 lines. THIRD Prize of One Guinea fortius second best Verse, not less than 10 ~V?wr9 ist of ,natter can "•» taken from WRAPPER round bottle of WIOLETTA which is stocked by leading Chemists! hairdressers, and Stores. Proprietors hav» the right to retain all manuscripts. Correspondence to be addressed to the Manager, WIOLETTA Company, Christchurch. Competitions CLOSE 30th APRIL, 1909. *'* WILL BUY A FIRST-CLASS DRESS SUIT At J. M'DONALD'S, 61 PRINCES STREET, For One Week Ctely. fTUKE CARE OF YOUR A Or, Better Still, LET US DO IT rO2. YOU. WE ARE EY3-GLASS SPECIALISTS JOHNSTONE ~& HASLETT, Ghemietfl and Opticians (Opposite Post Office l , !5* PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. QTAGO WITNESS.-Now Stories. A l&r? . .■ &nc»nt of H<wi\i!t?.V<tyr Pfjrr.^r-