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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17190, 18 December 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Ladies, we've got something to please you To-night. ENID BENNETTS Biggest Hit to date. A Gorgeous and Appealing Play. AT THE OCTAGON " C3L And KING EDWARD THEATRES. ENID BENNETT, ■ ENID BENNETT, ENID BENNETT, ENID BENNETT, ■ ENID BENNETT, The Young Australian Actress, In an Original and Wonderful Triangle Play, "THE MOTHEII INSTINCT." Enid Bennett has the rolo of a French peasant girl, the daughter of a fisherman, on the coast of France. Sho goes to Paris, and finds • romance in the gaiety of tho Latin quarter. THE SETTINGS ARE MAGNIFICENT, and include riotous carnival and cabaret scenes in Paris. Also, the Fourth Episode of • "THE SECRET KINGDOM" "THE SECRET KINGDOM" (The Honourable Mr Oxenham). And the Latest PATHE GAZETTE. ENID BENNETT, — ENID BENNETT, — : ENID BENNETT, In THE MOTHER INSTINCT, THE MOTHER INSTINCT, THE MOTHER INSTINCT, Surpasses anything she has previously done on the screen. gT. ANDREW'S CHURCH. TO-NIGHT i TO-NIGHT 1 At 8 o'clock. CHRISTMAS MUSIC By the CHOIR. B—MESSIAH SOLOS—B B—>MESSIAH SOLOS 8 Miss VIOLET BARTH, Soprano. . Mrs S. C. WILSON* Contralto. Mr JOHN LEECH, Tonor. Mr "G. W. JOHNSTONE, Bass. Do Not Miss This. TUESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1917. Collection. AVID ff I S H A I! T, Consulting Homceopathist and Biochemic Therapeutist. I Specialise in Skin Diseases and Rheumatic Affections. "On Tuesday and Thursday Afternoons, from 2 to 4- o'clock, the fee for advice ana j medicine is very much lese than at any other hours. 3 Grant street, off High street ('Phone 769). SPORTING. JQUNEDIN'" JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, DECEMBER 26. ' ACCEPTANCES • and ENTRY for TRIAL STAKES CLOSE at 1 9 p.m. on. WEDNESDAY, 19th December. iH. L, JAMES, . 18d Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. ni OITQ STUDENTS ALREADY <4±tOiO ENROLLED. Yes. Enrolled and satisfied. That is our record since our foundation in October, 1897. Well over 5500 of our etudents have passed the publio service, the teachers', the I matriculation, s and other publio ~ examinations. We have pu't over 2300 through the recognised accountancy and' bookkeeping exajainatipns. tiysucoesa* ful lawyers. _ Several thousands are to-day holding positions of high honour and' trust j In the business and professional ■ world.' v All has been accomplished by systematic organisation, sheer hard work, personal air i tention, and enthusiasm. You mean to sue- j cepd —you are ambitious, steady; and deter-" mined, —well, just' get into line. QUALIFY. Jjet lis send you to-day, without obligation on your part, particulars of our Course of Preparation for the Law, the Accountancy, the Teachers', the University Bookkeepers', the Matriculation, or the Public Service _ Examinations; or details of our Course in Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Engineering Subjects; or in Modern Office Methods; Bookkeeping or Shorthand; or Advertisement Wrft'ing. Say just which interests you. and write to-day. t HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (LTD.), AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. 3d JN 1927.. What will be your position in ten yelrs' time? Will you ring or be rung for? Everything depends on yourself. If you get down to study and preparation for responsibility, responsibility will come. Join fne 'of the 15 departments of BANKS COLLEGE, f ■ Woodward street, Wellington, where you can Study for Accountancy, Low, Bookkeeping, Economics (all branches), all University Subjects, Journalism, Advertising, Business Practice, Shorthand, Typewriting, Adding Machines, etc. Candidates prepared for ALL THE PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. H. AMOS. Director. A WIRELESS CALL: "YOUNG MEN WANTED!" In about six months -you can be trained for a well-naid appointment as a Wireless Operator. Vacancies are oonstantly arising. Good Pay, Rapid Promotion, Excellent Prospects. We have latest Marconi Equipment—the moet efficient system of "Wireless" Training. Course of instruction approved by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia, Ltd!) '-a company ■ that gives priority to our students when filling vacancies. Advice and prospectus free. •Call or write to-day. DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIOTELEGRAPHY tyro.), 63 Cathedral square, Christchurch. (.P.O. Box 729). ' Also at Wellington and 'Auckland. WILL YOU DO AT 50?— That » » depends on what you are doing now to securc the training that will steadily v advancc you in position and salary during tho coming years. Write and ask the Internationa' Correspondence Schools to advise ' you how you can secure this training without giving up your present occupation. Ten per cent. Christmas discount during December. —R. N. RIDD, District Agent, Box 16°B, Invrrcargill. - '3d PREPARE for Advancement, Studying Shorthand, Bookkeeping", Typewritinir at RQSSBOTHAM'S COLLEGE. Open'day and evening. 'Phone 736. 7ju S No. 10 is a little dearer * * than most whiskies," but is worth tho money. 4r) gjgl m