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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15823, 23 July 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TE3 rpiEATRE.' Direction ...Brennan-Fullers' (Limited). Nightly at 3 o'clock. VAUDEVILLE-DE-LUXE. A Great and Popular Programme. Uproarious Success of the Popular Favourites, THE QUEALYS. Harry THU QUEALYS. Nellie. THE QUEALYS. Australia's Foremost Farcical Sketch Artists. In their Own Original Absurditv> " FUN IN THE KITCHEN."' Second Week of the Delightfully Artistic, Clever Young English Artiste, Mies VIOLET'CARMEN And her Comnoser-Pianist, Mr ALF. J. LAWRENCE. " Songs' at tho Piano." A Musical Treat. CARMO & FRANCIS, Clever Comedy Acrobats and Strong. Men. JOE HURLEY. Impersonator JOE HURLEY. and Mimic. A Clever and Versatile Artist. What ERNEST PITCHER. Big A ERNEST PITCHER. Mug. THE LATEST PICTURES. Prices: Is 6d, Is, and 6d. Plan at Jucobs's. A Novelty of Interest and Value to Musicians! rpiE "NE-ICLIP" MUSIC STAND. This is a wonderfully compact little Musio Stand designed, for the use of Violinists, Wood, Wind, and Brass Instrumentalists. It is _ made of brass, and affixed to the knee with steel japanned clips, bringing tho music within close and easy range. May be carried in the instrument case. Price 4s. CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), Headquarters for Musical Instruments. PRINCES STREET. . 19jy .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 tho city on shortest notice. MEETINGS. UNITED STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. No. 3 GROUP. SECOND APPROPRIATION OF £500 BY SALE. THURSDAY, 28th AUGUST. 8 p.m. GROUP JUST STARTED. JOIN AND TAKE PART. Particulars 2% HUGH MITCHELL, Secretary. RAILY/AY NOTIFICATIONS. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY). 23rd JULY. The Tram usually leaving Port Chalmers for Duttedin at 11.15 p.m. will NOT leave until arriving Duncdiu 12.30 a.m. on THURSDAY. * 23j j' By Order. EDUCATIONAL. QjTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, DESIGN, AND ART CRAFTS. THIRD QUARTER COMMENCES MONDAY. JULY 21st. DAY CLASSES. Art Classes.—Drawing Design, Light and Shade, Monochrome, Pen-and-ink, Paint- . ing in Oil, Pastel, or Water-colours. • Morning Classes, 10 to 12 noon; Afternoon Classes, 2 to 5. Special Classes, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS, "Painting ' in Water-colours." MONDAY AFTERNOON, "Drawing and Painting from Life." TUESDAY AFTERNOON, "Modelling from Life." WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, " Painting Still Life." ' THURSDAY AFTERNOON, "Costume Life Class " FEES: Not more than three half-days, £1' Is; four half-days, £1 ss; full-day course, £l 10s. Students taking full course may also attend Art Craft Classes. Art Craft6.—Design, Modelling, Relief Work in Copper, Wood, Stone, Leather, Etc., Enamelling, Jeweller's Work. Stencilling. Etc., TUESDAV AFTERNOON, THURSDAY MORNING and AFTERNOON FEES: One Class, £1 .Is; Two Classes, £1 10s. Students taking two classes may also attend tho Art Course. ' " EVENING CLASSES, 7 to 9. Art Classes. TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.—AII Branches of Drawing, Design, Light and Shade, Painting, etc. Life Class. MONDAY and THURSDAY ■EVENINGS. Architecture, TUESDAY EVENING. FEES: 10s 6d per quarto-. Art Craft Classes-MONDAY EVENING, special attention devoted to Modelling and Wood Carving. TUESDAY EVENING, special attention paid to Leather, Copper, Pewter, and Metal Relief Work. THURSDAY EVENING, special attention to Enamelling and Jeweller's Work. , FEES: One Evening, 10s 6d per quarter: T\v: Evohings, £1 per quarter; Three Evenings. £1 7s 6d per quarter. Trade Classes. — Building Construction, Mechanioal Drawing, and Machine Construction. MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, 7to 9. 'Irawmg for Cabinetmakers, TUESDAY, 7 to 9. Ticket Writing, etc., FRIDAY, 7 to 9. FEES: 10s 6d per quarter. N.B.—AII Fees aro subject to a' BOOKING FEE of, 2s if not paid within first fortnight after joining. • R. HAWCRIDGE, 19jy Director. T THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE Of PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL LAW. AUDITING, ACCOUNTANCY, COMPANY SECRETARIAL DUTIES . Is no load to carry through life. You never know when it may mean the differ- ; once between success and failure in business. ] A little knowledge it a dangerous thing Our courses give you a thorough, compro- ' hensive, and practical knowledge of flic j above subjects. Let us get acquainted—'twill be to your ' advantage. We also provide entires in 500 other subjects, covering all Examinations and Professions. ( Booklets and all particulars free. Address HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S ' AUSTRALASIAN CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (LTD.). I UNION BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. 1 L ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUT TING. 125 High street, Opposite D.T.C Tho Langer System is accurate, easilv i learnt, and simple in operation—fnaturse i which account for ,ts popularity. Tuition a drily, 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Evening Claw o Mondavs and Thursdays. 7 to 9. PAT c TERNS CUT TO MEASUREMENT. f Miss C. STEWART (lato of Wellington), t Principal. llir REMARKABLE Record: 72 Passes five years. — College Prizeman. Exhibi tinner. Cambridge Ilomirman degiivs : PUPILS. ' Personal or correspondence.— Rev. T. Russell M.A. 479 George street. Dnned'n. 20f * 7s~s P A S S M 0 R E, - 'teacher of Oil, Water, and Pastel Painting. Studio: Stock Exchange. Princes street. i Railwnv concession rickets. 26f a •O OSSBOTHAM'S Comhierci.il College r JX Dowling street.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, etc.; open Day and i! Kvrr : rrr T"!rnhonf 736. 23j.i ? YOUNG Lady desires PRIVATE 1 LESSONS bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing; .tate terms,-Rose, Tim-s Office. 22 i v