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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15540, 23 August 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. • . piiINCESS THEATRE. / Proprietors John Fnllor and Sont.. • TO-NIGIIT. At 8. TO-NIGIiT. j T7IULLERS'—The Bost-TJICTURES. J ULLERS'—Of All ± ICTURE3. To-night I ; COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE. . A Powerful Drama of Modem Lifa . Featured by M. Costcllo. £ • HOW BUNNY PAPERED THE ROOM. —A BEAST AT BAY.— HYDRO AEROPLANE FLIGHTS. A lkilroad Engineer,—Thro' Hill and ■ Dale.—New Woman and tho Lion.—Mexi- | can Itomnncc.—Helen's Marriage.—Ranch -j Girls Rampage. i Prices; 16 bd, Is. and 6d. Plan at Jacobs's. j QAHRISON hall. ■} MATINEE PERFORMANCE TO-DAY, ; And Every Afternoon, at 2.30. Bring tho Children for a Freo Rido in Tom Iliumb's Carriage, llaif-prioo to all parts. j Q. A Kit IS O N HALL. f Under tho Management of A. LINLET. - Direction BEAUMONT SMITH. -I ANOTHER CROWDED HOUSE f Witnessed the Unique Entertainment Last \ Evening. Everyone was BEWILDERED, CHARMED, 5 And ? r AMAZED. FIVE MORE DAYS ONLY. " TO-DAY, at 2.30. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. • BEAUMONT SMITH " Presents tho Remarkablo Show, TINY TOWN, With its Wonderfully Talented Population. 3 THREE ATTRACTIONS IN ONE: THE AMAZING MIDGET VILLAGE. * t Inhabited bv Little Mon and Women <i Thirty Inches High. = —ZEYNARD'S MIDGET CIROUS— ■% With its 12 Dainty Ponies, ' 4 And . VAUDEVILLE IN MINIATURE, v With its Pookot Comedians, Singers, and ;, 4 Dancers. ' .THE ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME SHOW. '/ Words Cannot Express what Tiny Town really is. just SEE IT! 1 _ Only a Few Moro Performances. Miss It Now, and you Miss It For Erer. OUR PRICES aro: 4s (reserved), 3s, 2s, 4 and a vory limited number of soats at Is, which will not bo sold till 7.30. j BOX PLAN AT THE DRESDEN. Day Sales at Jacobs's. ONE CHARGE ADMITS TO ALL: s Village, Circus. Vaudovillo. ' . 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"■ THE DRESDiN PIANO CO. | 0 (LIMITED), •".$ : PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. - Catalogues Post Free. / OXYPATIIYI OXPATHYI is tho I MODERN CURE for Rheumatism, q Sciatica, and Infantilo Paralysis, and alt ; ' form 6of Nervous Diseases. The very sim- •ji , plioity of the treatment recommends it to j.'; ' open-minded and thoughtful people, and it _ is being adopted all ovor tho world. For ; V-; " further information apply s>>5 >> » Miss WISHART, 3 Grant street, vS Tolephono 169. Solo Agent for Otago. ;'j, y RELIQIOUB. a rtOUNOIL OF CHRISTIAN | •. CHURCHES, J • ' 1662-1912. -■;! !: 250 th ANNIVERSARY. ' "WHAT WE OWE TO THE ' PURITANS." . • SPECIAL UNITED SERVICE, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. ; KNOX CHURCH. '• Tho Rev. It. E. Davics, M.A., will pro--0 aide, and tho following tako part:—Revs. '• P. W. Fairclougli. C. Dallaston, W. Gray u Dixon, M.A., W. Saundors, and Professor J Gilray, LL.D. Special Order of Service and Hymn [j Sheets provided. Collection for cxpcntiefi. Mr David Cooko, Organist. -> GEO. HEIGHWAY, ' 23uu Soorotarj. . ■ *"—a j' EDUCATIONAL. b TVTEVV ZEALAND SOCIETY OP r i> ACCOUNTANTS. 0 PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS, y 1912. A r INTENDING CANDIDATES aro reminded that ENTRIES for tho 1912 Exami- '' lutions ot tlie Society—to bo conducted by tho University of New Zealand in tho ~ month of November—CLOSE with tho Registrar of the University, Brandon strcot, Wellington, on or boforo Ist SEITEMBEU NEXT. Form of entry may bo obtained from tho Registrar of the University, or from tho '• Undersigned. 'j ERNEST W. HUNT, Secretary. '* 158 Featherston street. Wellington, 20th August, 1912. 0 T ANUKK SCHOOL O? DIIESSJU CUTi'IN'G (Registered), 123 IUGH i- STREET (onposilo D.I C.j. Cla»es Daily. 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 p.m. Material cut during first lesson. Fee. 25s for 12 kaaons. : Paper patterns cut to moasure. Evening Classes, Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to g. 1 Classes for Stencilling.—MissC. STEWART, " Principal {formerly teaoher in the Langer School. Wellington). REV. I. KLSSkLL, M.A. (Cambridge Honours), Scholarship, lengthened experience, seeks PUPILS. Classes Correspondence all Publio Exams. Fourteea 9 Passes December-January.—<79 George street. Duncdin. J3 ra ROSSHOTIIAM'S Commercial College, Dowting street.—Shorthand. Ty pe ! writing. Hook keeping, etc.; opoo Day "and '• Evening. Telephone 736 23ja CITY CORPORATION NOTICiES. C n UNI;LIIN (;ITY CORI'ORATIOn] s JL» PAINTING AND PAPERING 0 DWELLING AT SILVERSTREAM. 10 TENDERS for tho aliovo will be received by tho Umlersignwl up till 5 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th September, k> 1912. Specifications, etc., may bo seen at :s the City Engineer's Ollioe. I!. A. I.KW'IX, Town Clerk. Duncdin, August 22, 1912. 23au y — • /"VTAUO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large V/ amount of reading matter. Prioo. 6J.