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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16293, 28 January 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTB. AMUSEMENTS. T W? °CTAGON: Cool and Comfortable. TH E ITING'S rp HEATRE ' ' Where You Seo the BESI Programmes. -Ok. JL STKRLTSG MTKACTION. Y™" L IRS"™" THE OCTAGON, IIAYWAItD'S ' ' ' — ' 1 — FOUR FINE WAR FILMS, densely°iSJ til Play: T - PRE WAR GAZim'E \ Mil T.TON |!II) Ttpperary, its a Long Way.—lhe Goeben.—; PriTiQirlnrnJ t.'w / . Germans J/Oavino- Southend. —Prisoners of ooHsiclcrca I ericct in livery Uotail: xrp , 7, n , . A. Alii 1 ION" Jill) rorriblo Oolu, —VV jlt 111 tlio aiiow. Moral Drama. Deeply Impressive: THE ALLIES IN FLANDERS. A MILLION BID. Abandonment of Ypree.—French Under Again followed with interest last night by a Fire.—German Ammunition Train Blown Large, Appreciative Audience: Up.—Wrecked Church at Dichebush. A MILLION BID. I,OKI) ROBERTS'S FUNERAL. Something Exceptionally Good. A]l the gtafl' Guarded by Aeroplanes. WITH INLANDERS. F .^° D «F9i R I '? IE . DO GS OF WAR. g Loading Shells. —Casting Projectiles. —lestFUNERAL OF LORD ROBERTS. j"E of rrns an(l . Ammunition are just a A SPLENDID GAZETTE few of the many interesting features shown TEMPLES OF NIKKO Scenic in th,s timel v subject. SEPTEMBER MORN Comedy FRINGE ON THE GLOVE. TWO HOURS OF PICTURES AND FRINGE ON THE GLOVE. MUSIC. Stirring "Kalem" Drama, Intensely Inter- „ , , „ „ —~ , . , esting. Full of Exciting Scenc6. Stalls, 6c3; D.C., 3s. Box Plan Bristol, 9to * ttt * T fimr«c«n 5, to Reserve, Is 6d; 6.50 to 7. 0 , O , E ? 4 ,?.? A . Seats can be Reserved by 'Phone 3091. 1 p 1 Mal '^ co ea TN THE CAUSE OF HUMANITY. The Suffragette Comedy. 1 THE SHERIFF'S MASTER A GRAND POPULAR CONCERT in . nmT5; ~. ppr TT nnwy 7 , Aid of the SUFFERERS by the ITALIAN ADTTLTS . SIXPENCE, CHILDREN. EARTHQUAKES will be held in the Gar- /ATAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS rison Hall (kindly lent by the Trustees) on PRINTING DEPARTMENT.— t?t>tt-v a-\7- u i. in Job Printmg of every description done with FRIDAY, February 12. Despatch, and at the Lowest Current Rates. For particulars see later advertisements. fpimers

PORB uR Y PARK TROTTING CLUB 1915 : SUMMER MEETING : 1915 Will be concluded on SATURDAY, JANUARY 30. FIRST RACE AT 1 P.M. SHARP. ADMISSION: Grounds, Is (including Public Stand); G rand Stand, ss. Yard Charge for Horses: Inside, 2s; Outside, Is each. 25 j a H. L. JAMES, Secretary.

EDUCATIONAL. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words, ONE SHILLING- per insertion; Six insertions, ss; over f'omtetn Words .and not exceeding Twenty-four Words, 2s; Six insertions, 10s. Double rates ran ged unless cash paid. PRODUCTION AND SINGING. Mr J. DALMORES M'DONALD (Late Pupil to T. H. Collinson), Mus. Bac., Oxford, Organist St. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, Solo Boy St. Mary's Cathedral, 1878-1881, HAS RESUMED TEACHING At his RESIDENCE, 98 DOWLING STRRET (Corner Smith street). Vacancy for Articled Pupil. Railway Concession to Countrr Pupils. Telephone 2500. 28ja jyjISS MAY M'KAY, L.R.A.M., WILL RESUME TEACHING On | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, At Studio No. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. 28ja PATRICK'S DOMINICAN COLLEGE, TESCHEMAKER'S. STUDIES RESUMED On MONDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. Pupils should be in Residence on the Evening of this date, in order to be Present at the Opening Classes on Tuesday Morn- 1 ing. 2Sja o I D N E Y WOLF,; ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL CONDUCTOR, ] TEACHER OF SINGING, PIANOFORTE, , ORGAN, AND THEORY, 1 Will , j RESUME TEACHING j < On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. < 38 OANCNGATE STREET. Telephone 1671. 26ja tTFR MA~X SCHEREK I,JL Will RESUME LESSONS On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, And will be at his STUDIO, Bank of New Zealand Buildings, Princes street, On j TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, ( From 2.30 till 5.30. 27ja * rjVHE ART OF SINGING. ] \ MISS G. HELEN GARD'NER RESUMES Teaching, TUESDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. Studio: CLUB HOUSE, Moray place West. At Homo from 25th JANUARY (2 p.m. I to 3.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m., 7 p.m. J to 8 p.m.) — r Telephone, 2075. ISS W HAWCRIDGJi, Inter. Mus. Bac., L.A.8., Plunkett Me<Jallist. E THEORY OF MUSIC, PIANOFORTE. LESSONS RESUMED FEBRUARY 8. Z 219 a Moray place. 28j'a RS CHIRNSIDE, TEACHER OF DRESSMAKING, 11.8. BUILDINGS, d 'ICTAGON. —Day Classes Resume WEDNESDAY, February 3; Evening Classes f MONDAY, March 8. Single Lessons given. Private Classes of not less than Six Pupils :an be arranged for. Paper Patterns Cut to Measure for ' - sale. . 26j.i j R~T~ C L A S S E S. | E '1U IT lON given in OIL, WATER, PASTEL. PEN PAINTING, STENCIL- Vj .INC., LACE PAINTJNIt. Etc. SKETCHING FROM NATURE. is Terms.—One guinea per quarter. i.' Railway Concession Tickets. T ' MISS PASSMORK, H Studio, Stock Exchange Buildings. 1/fISS DAISY HALL, A.T.C.L., holder -" Jri of Teacher's Diploma for Singing and k' Toico Culture, will COMMENCE TEACH- p! NG on th' First Day of FEBRUARY. -« ntending pupils may now be enrolled. jl •pedal interest will be taken in preparing j. Indents for examinations, etc. Address: FAIRFAX STREET. BISIIOrSCOURT. ' oli frae 2668. 25,ja ' n