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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15736, 12 April 1913, Page 11

SUNDAY SERVICES. Q, A L V A T I 0 N A fi M Y. Dowling street, Dunedin. Envoy PEART, assisted by Sergeantmajor PEARSON, will hold ALL MEETINGS, SUNDAY. All welcome. ■J. R. DIXON, Adjutant. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- *■ CIATION. STRANGERS' SOCIAL TEA at the Building, Moray place, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock. An ADDRESS entitled " Spiritual Progress" will be delivered by Mr W. M. BRITON. All men are heartily invited to attend. POPULAR UNITARIAN SERVICE. NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. SUNDAY, APRIL 13, at 7 p.m. Preacher, Eev. W. F. KENNEDY. Subject: " ORTHODOX HERESIES AND UNITARIAN FAITH." Mrs A. F. M'DO'NNELL will sing Sir Arthur Sullivan's Beautiful Hymn, "The Home Land." lOap rpBEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. LECTURE by Mr dTw. M. BURN, M.A Subject: " New Heavens and a New Earth Wherein Dwcllcth Righteousness." . VICTORIA HALL, 6.30 p.m. , Music (Violin) by Mr J. Wallace. S'PIRITUALISM.-Mrs C. SCHUTZE will Lecture at Smith's Hall, Hanover street/ at 6.30 p.m., Sunday. Subject; "The Power of Thought"; followed by Spirit Messages from Flowers. Collection. DR COMMINS, Rattray Street Hall, 6.30 o'clock.—Popular Spiritual Meeting. Bible Interpretation. Lantern illustrations. EDUCATIONAL. TkTJNEDIN TECHNICAL SCHOOL. STUDENTS are still being ENROLLED for the AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES. • SUBJECTS: Horticulture, Physiology, Dressmaking, Cookery, Woolelassing, Pharmacy, Chemistry, Physics, Mechanical Drawing, Woodoarving, Painters'. Work, Coachbuilding, Woodwork, Cabinetmaking, Carpentry, Plumbing, Engineering, Commercial Correspondence and Law, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Arithmetic, Elocution, Maori, French, Latin, and English. ANGUS MARSHALL, 7ap ' Director, RACTICAL AND COMPLETE COURSES IN COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Bookkeeping for all trades and professions —elementary and advanced. Special Courses for all Accountancy and Bookkeeping Examinations, Auditing, Company, Bankruptcy. Partnership, Trustee, and all Commercial Law, . 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Pupils can join at any time. Every Lesson on living subject, Certificate when proficient. Author of tho " Art of Massage." Address: 27 May street. Wellington. ANGER SCHOOL OP DRESSCUTTING, 123 High street, Opposite D.t.C. Tho Langer System is accurate, easily learnt, and simple ■in operation—features which account for its popularity. Tuition daily. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evening Class. Mondays and Thursdays. 7 to 9. PAT TERNS CUT TO MEASUREMENT. Miss C. STEWART '(late of Wellington), PrinoipaL . ij™ EMARKTABLE Record: 72 Passes five ■years.—College Prizeman, Exhibitioncr,' Cambridge Honourman desires PUPILS. Personal or correspondence.— Rev, T. Russell, M.A., 479 George street, Dunedin. 20f ISSPAS S M 0 R E, Teacher of Oil, Water, and Pastel Painting. Studio: Stock Exchange, Princes street. Railway concession tickets. 26f TfcOSSBOTHAM'S Commercial College, *w Dowling street-Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, etc; open Day and Evening. Telephone 736. ' 23j a ELOCUTION - Pronunciation, Deep Breathing, Dramatic Work, Monologues, Sketches— Mrs Arthur Griffiths, 57 Stuart strsot. 9 aH DRAWING, Painting, Designing, and Art . Needlework Classes.—Miss M'Leod, Hallenstein's Building, Octagon. MISS D. EMERY (pupil M. Genin, Paris Conservatoire) Receives PUPILS for Violin —Littlebourno road, Dunrdin. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING .-Tuition •>-' for tho following examinations: First, Second, and Third Class Marine, EXTRA First Class Engineer, First and Second 'C'ass Stationary, Traction and Winding Engine Drivers, TERMS on application to ROBERT . M'LINTOCK. Extra First Class Cortificated Engineer, 95 Stuart street 8m HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. rpE OTAGO HARBOUR BOARR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Ot.a«o Harbour Board has made APPLICATION to his Excellency the Governor for" a SPECIAL ORDER, pursuant to section 153 of "Tho Harbours Act. 1908," AUTHORISING THE EXECUTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE HARBOUR WORKS shown on the plan forwarded io tho Minister of Marine in connection with such application. The works comprise tho construction of a rubble retaining wall and the reclamation of the land on the landward side of.such wall, containing 7.9 acres or thereabouts, and shown on tho said plan, tho land to bo reclaimed being indicated by a red colour. A duplicate of tho plan of the proposed works details and estimate submitted to tho Minister of Marine has been deoosited at the Customs House, Dunedin, for inspection during offico hours by any person desiring to inspect the same. Dated this 19th' day of March, 1913. ■ J. BLAIR MASON, Secretary and Engineer to tho Otago 22m Harbour Board. milE OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Ot.igo Harbour Board has made APPLICATION to his Excellency the Governor for a SPECIAL ORDER, pursuant to section 158 of "Tim Harbours Act, 1908," AUTHORISING THE EXECUTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE HARBOUR WORKS shown on thj plan forwarded to tho Minister of Marine in connection with such, application. "* The works comprise the construction of a rubble retaining wall and the reclamation of the land on tho landward side of such wall, containing 23.4 acres, or thereabouts, and shown on tho said plan, the land to be reclaimed being indicated by a red colour. A duplicate of the plan of the proposed works details and estimate submitted to the Minister- of Marino has bscn deposited at the Customs House, Dunedin, for inspection during office hours by any person desiring to inspect tho same. Dated this 19th day of March, 1913. J. BLAIR MASON, Secretary and Engineer to the Otago 22m ; Harbour Board. ANTED, THEATRICAL MANAGeTs and Others to know that the Otago Daily Times undertakes the POSTING of WOODCUTS (any size), STREAMERS, POSTERS, and every _ description of Printing in the most prominent positions in tho city on shortest noticg.