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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17105, 10 September 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE. THREE NIGHTS THIS WEEK: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Mr Edward Branscombe's Smartest. Company, THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. A joyous and lightsome combination, qualified by their natural brightness to claim recognition as congenial and expert worry and gloom dispellers. It's a fact that people to-day are seeking healthy and pleasant relaxation. Our merry folks supply it. And they're real good. "The Dandies" are now in the sixteenth week of the present tour. Big audiences havo ereeted them in all places visited. And everybody is glad—-they, and us. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. Prices of Locations: D.O.—Reserved 3s, Unreserved 2s; OJL, 3s; Stalls, 2s and Is. Plans Open TO-MORROW at The Bristol. The World's Sweetheart, MARY MILES MLNTER. AT THE PLAZA **• TODAY ! TO-NIGHT! Bring the Children This Afternoon To See The Best of All Pictures, MARY MILES MINTER, THE INNOCENCE OF LIZETTE, A Winning Story, with a Touch of PATHOS, DRAMA, and HUMOUR. Also, AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE Latest. THE' LITTLE HE AND SB SECRET OP THE SUBMARINE. LIZETTE will be screened at 2.0, 3.50, 7, and 9. SUBMARINE, 3 and 8. - - . RELIGIOUS. rpE SALVATION ARMY. DOWLING STREET CITADEL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), SEPTEMBER 10, At 8 o'clock. ANNUAL GATHERING Relative to the WAR, SOCIAL, AND RESCUE WORK. Chairman, his Worship the Mayor (J. J. Clark, Esq.). , Commissioner H. C. HODDER Will give an ADDRESS on " WAR AND SOCIAL WORK." Lieutenant-colonel MTNNES also present. Striking Social and Patriotic Tableaux. Drills and Action Songs by Girls of Middlemarch Home. Representative Citizens Present. EDUCATIONAL. TAGO BOYS' AND GD3LS' HIGH v SCHOOLS. > The TfflßD TERM commences— Boys' SchooI—TUESDAY, 11th September. Girls' SchooI—TUESDAY; 18th September. At the usual hour. P. J. NESS, Secretary Board of Governors. CORRESPONDENCE COURSE in a l SERIES of PRACTICAL STUDD3S of the ART of FICTION is offered to a few men and women who wish to understand How to Write Books (1) THE NOVEL, (2) THE SHORT STORY, By a member of the Society of Authors (Incorporated), London, England, who is now staying in New Zealand.—Write for terms to LITERATTJRE, C/o Otago Daily Times. r HAT IS YOTJR " OBJECTIVE"? Do you want to be an accountant, a lawyer, a journalist, an engineer, an advertisement writer, a bookkeeper, a commissioned or non-commissioned officer, a civil servant, or a business executive? Then emulate the men at the front, of whom it has been said that they " always take their objective." Get into training under the expert in-; structors of BANKS COLLEGE. The Staff of this College h unexcelled in the dominion. It is no mere paper staff, but consists of men with, brilliant degrees, who can do what many men with the highest degrees cannot do—viz., teach. In-correspondence work the tutors personally correct and criticise all papers, and help the student over all difficulties. Write to-day for particulars of the course that interests you. I . H. AMOS, 3au Director. OW LONG DOES IT TAKE - To master Hemingway and Robertson's Course in Bookkeeping? is a common question. And we cannot exactly say. All our Instruction is INDIVIDUAL. No two students are expected to go through the Course in exactly the same time. We fit our instructions to the capabilities of each student. As soon as one lesson is finished you take up the next. Systematic study of two or three hours three evenings a week will enable you to accomplish "wonders" even in a few months. Anyone dining spare time can assimilate all the necessary information. But we do not "cram" our students. We teach each individually, and practically at his own pace. We have one fee; we do not teach by the "term" or "the quarter"—so we do not keep our students "hanging on" indefinitely.'- Ours is the sure way. as nineteen years havo proved. May we send you particulars of our Course in ACCOUNTANCY, or in PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, or in BUSINESS ORGANISATION and OFFICE METHODS, or in SHORTHAND, or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING? | HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S I CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (LTD.), ' P.O Box 516, Auckland. HATS AHEAD OF YOU? You can ,* » mako your own Buccess. Just believe in yourself, train yourself, and work. These simple rules made Lincoln, Edison, and others. Your future depends on what you do to-day. Start by DECIDING. Write to the International Correspondence Schools asking them to explain how they can prepare you to bo "the man you want to be.— R. M. RDJD, District Agent, Box 168, Invercargill. 31au J'PEND Winter • Evenings profitabij ~3 Studying Commercial Subjects at ROSSBOTHAM'S. Individual tuition. Prospectus free. 'Phone 736. 7ju ERE'S nothing like a good lawn to L improve the value of your property. Get a North British Rubber Coy. Garden HOSE, and you can laugh at the driest BO&ttau All nardvntro deucra. *-