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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15772, 24 May 1913, Page 1

AMU3SMENTS. PRINCESS THEATU.K. Proprietors: John Fuller'and Sons. 'tpULLEKS'-The Beet-TOICTURKS. ■3- UIXKRS'-Of All-J ICTURFA FAMILY MATINEE TO-DAY at 2.30. FAMftY MATINEE TO-DAY at 2.30. .. Children, 3ii and 6d; Adults, 6d and I& TO-NIGHT! Tho Great Sensational Detective Drama, TIGRIS. TIGRIS. An Amazing Succession of Breathless Thrills Staged and Acted with a Brilliance and Vim Almost Beyond Belief. PATHE GAZETTE. OPITASH. i A Desperate Chance, Heard at the Phone, Cheltenham Steeplechase, Lower Normandy, A Queer Elopement, A Motor Boat Party. FULLERS' GRAND ORCHESTRA. Is Gd, 1?, and 6d, Plan at Jacobs'a, JOSEPH M'CABE LAST LECTURE. 03EPII M'CABE LAST. LECTURE TO-NIGHT-GARRISON HALL. POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE In Duncdin of Mr JOSEPH M'CABE, Mr JOSEPH M'CABE, Mr JOSEPH M'CABE, Mr JOSEPH M'CABE, The Most Eloquent and Most Populai Lecturer on the English Platform To-day, THLS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Last and Best Illustrated Lecture, THE ROMANCE OF AUSTRALASIA. THE ROMANCE OF AUSTRALASIA. Remarkable Features of New Zealand and Australia—the Wonderland of tho South. —Strange Animals and Plants.—Survivors of Ancient Times.—Australasian Museum of Living Antiquities.—The Maori and the Beach.—The Alps .of New Zealand and Switzerland—The Sounds of New Zealand and Norway.—Their Origin.—Relics of a Great Ice Age.—Evolution of Beautiful Scenery-Civilised Man Breaks Into the Drowsy World.—Splendour of Summer and Desolation of Winter. 3s, 2s, Is. Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs's. Commence at S. 24my CARLYLE SMYTHE. rjnflE DRESDEN PIANO CO. (LTD.). THE WORLD'S TALENT Will Visit . YOUR HOME'AND FIRESIDE When we supply to you "HIS MASTER'S VOICE." GRAMOPHONE. A Continual Harvest of Fun, Brightness, and Pleasure throughout the Long Winter. Evenings. "BIS MASTER'S VOICE" GRAMOPHONE Is always ready to Sing or Play or Tai£ to JOtt Never Tired! Never Out of Sorts! . "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Plays so many other Instruments and Sinwij in so many Voices ihat it seems alwsys new. BEAUTIFUL SACRED MUSIC. PEAR OLD SONGS of Heart and Home.LIVELIEST DANCE MUSIC. FUNNIEST COMIC SELECTIONS. LATEST SONG HITS. GEMS OP OPERA. Vieit Our Gramophone Parlour and Hear them Free of Charge on "THE NEW LIBRARY JUNIOR" (Cabinet). Price, £17 ICa and £22. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. (LTD.),' Princes street, Dunedin. 15my DUNEDIN ATHKK/EUM. - Large Library, Reading Room, Smoking Room, and Chess Room. Membership costsless than Fivepence per week. Subscriptions: Yearly, £1 h; Half-yoarlv, 10s 6d: Quarterly, 5s 3d; Youths, Half-price for Yearly and Half-yearly Tickets; Families, £2 2s; Special Concessions for Country Groups. 22ju DAVID WISHART. C.H. and 8.T.. 3 GRANT STREET (off High street). Specialist for Diseases of iho Skin. 'Phone 769. Innumerable palbativo methods are em. ployed in the treatment of Skin Diseases, but the carefully-selected constitutional remedy -will do more to relieve tho patierffc permanently than all other means combined. ANTED, THEATRICAL MANAGERS 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 the city on shortest notice. SHOWS. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY, , GRAND WINTER SHOW. ' Farm Exhibits. Dairy Produce, Home Industries, N.Z. Manufactures, Fat Stock Exhibition. Running Machinery, Farm Implements, ete., IN THE SOCIETY'S NEW BUILDINGS, ' ' CRAWFORD STREET. On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. 3rd, 4th, sth, and 6th June, 1913. GUESSING COMPETITIONS. Splendid Entries. Numerous Attractions. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Excellent Display of Local Manufactures. Full particulars from H. V. FULTON, Secretary. P.O. Box 34, Telephone 1031. Dunedin. CITY COfiPCEATIGM NOTICES. IyiXEDIN CITY COUNCIL. VISIT OF H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. In connection with the visit of H.M.S. New Zealand to O;a>ro his Worship the Mavor (Mr W. Downio Stewmt) hereby Invites the Citizens to Observe MONDAY. tho 2nd June, as a PUBLIC HOLIDAY, in 'ien of TUESDAY, the 3rd June (King's Birthday). G. A. LEWIN. Town Cierk. Dniedln, 20th May, 1913. 21my ~ CITY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER STOPPING PARTS OF PENKILL AND lIAMILTON STUEETS. NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Snccial Meetinir of the Dunedin City Council, held on Tuesday, the 1 20 th April, 1913, it wv.s R'foivc'l, by way of Special Resolution, to oper-ite as a Special Order—" That that part of Prnkii! street, in Valley Ward, of the C'iiv of Dnni'din, sitviite between Section 18.* Block X. North Harbour and IV.u'slcin District, «nd Scions 1 and 2, IV.ock XI. North Harbour and Blueskin District: aiv.l also that part of Hamilton street, in the aforesaid Ward, of the said City, situate between Section 39, NorthFast Valley Survey District, and Section 41, North-F.nst- Valley' Survey District, as mora osrtictihrly shown by srreon colour on a Plan deposited in the Town Clerk's Office, Dnnrdin. the aforesaid Streets being also shown on a Plan drpo«it"d at the Land Registry ORiee. Dunedin, and Numbered £?17. be. and the sum are. hereby Stopped." Ann Notic" I", Her.'by Further Given that the said Rosn'ntKii will bo rtbmittcd (or CONFIRMATION t« an Ordinary Meetinir of the fVV Council to h- held in WEDNESDAY, the J"'-;'! d-,y of May. 1913. 0. .A. lEWIN. " Town Cierk. , Duirtdih, 2nd May, 1913. lflmy