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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17319, 20 May 1918, Page 1

AHUSEMENTS. pitINCESS THEATER i Stoam-heated Throughout. Direction Ben. and John Fuller. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! A Star of Stars: WINIFRED LA FRANCE, : Brightest Jewel in Variety's Crown. WINIFRED LA FRANCE, Richest Blossom in Vaude-villo'e Garden. BEWITCHING, IRRESISTIBLE, Comedienne, Poseuse, Singer, Presenting The Gorgeous 10-Scene Act: "THE SIREN OF THE DEEP." WINIFRED A Dazzling LA FRANCE. WINIFRED Woman. LA FRANCE WINIFRED A Dazzling LA FRANCE. WINIFRED Act. LA FRANCE. WINIFRED 32 LA FRANCE. WINIFRED Minutes. LA FRANCE /Every Minute OPULENT WITH DELIGHT. Uniquo Unique Coterio OF HEADLINERS. Coterie The Brilliant DICK & DOROTHY Novelties Trio. f Of DICK & DOROTHY. Terpsichore. Clever and Favoured Versatile KELLY & DRAKE. Vaudevillians. KELLY & DRAKE. MAUD COURTNEY IVANOFF. And THE TRIO Mr " C." CLASSIQUE. HOWARD HALL. PATSY HILL. WARD LEAR. THE MAXTMR PRICES (including Tax): D.C. and 0.5., & Id; Stalls, Is Id; Upper Circle, 6d. BOX PLAN at THE BRISTOL. Booking Feo 6a. jpfIVERYBODY'S THEATRE. TREMENDOUS HOUSES ALL DAY SATURDAY. Last Day but One. MONTAGUE LOVE and _ .DOROTHY KELLY in I THE AWAKENING. A Daring Drama in 5 Acts. Thirteenth Chapter of "LUCILLE LOVE/' Full Supporting Programme. HAVE YOU ? If not, See— AT THE PLAZA, "THE GRELL MYSTERY," The Detective Drama starring Earl Williams —from real life happenings or crimes that have really engaged the attention of Scotland Yaxd. This remarkable story hag a surprise ending. Good Support. _ EDUCATIONAL. QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART AND ART CRAFTS SECOND TERM COMMENCES MONDAY, MAY 20. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES In all Drawing Subjects, Painting In Oils, Water Colours, and Pastels, Modelling, etc., etc. ALL THE POPULAR ART CRAFTS. Metal Repoussee in Copper and Pewter, Enamelling, Art Jewellery, Leather Work, Wood Carving, etc., eto. PAINTING ON CHINA, STAINED GLASS. Art Needlework and Design in Embroidery, Point Lace, Pen Painting, Stencilling, etc., eta Architecture, Building Construction, Trade Drawing of all kinds. TICKET WRITING. Tickets and Show Cards for all purposes. Drawing for Teachers' "D" Certificate, Matriculation, Public Service, and all other Examinations. 17my OF VITAL IMPORTANCE To those already in Offices or desirous of being engaged in the Busfiess World. Important modifications have recently been made to the COURSES for the ACCOUNTANCY DEGREE and the UNIVERSITY DIPLOMA IN BOOKKEEPING. One or other of theso Diplomas is essential to suocess in Modern Business. Under the New Regulations the ordinary Matriculation as a preliminary is to be replaced by a Special Examination —THE ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY. This will entail, among other subjects, a knowledge of Elementary Economics and Civics. Latin, Geometry, and Algebra will no longer be compulsory. A new Diploma is also created—that for the QUALIFIED COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANT. This is the age of Efficiency; you owe it to yourself and the Empire to QUALIFY. Firstly, then, you should ascertain the nmv conditions. We have produced a Booklet explaining simply and fully the new Regulations. Send for it to-day, and by return we will forward it .post-paid without obligation on your part. Address: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON, Professional Teachers by Mail of Book- ! keeping. Accountancy, and all Business Subjects, UNION BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. 13my JJOW •TO CONDUCT A MEETING. Many difficulties often confront the Chairman.of a Meeting if he is not thoroughly familiar with the complexities of Drocedure and the formalities and rules which govern the proper control of such Meetings. A COURSE IN "CHAIRMANSHIP*' Has been Prepared for TANKS COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, By the Hon. John Rigg, author of "How to Conduct a Meeting," which has been favourably reviewed by the press of N.Z. Mr Rigg has had twenty-one years' Parliamentary experience as a Member of the Legislative Council, during which time he was for a time Chairman of Committees and Acting-Speaker. Mr Rigg will himself conduct the course. Fee: £3 3s. Writ© for Prospectus to H. AMOS, 26ap Director. ESOLVE TO WIN! Do you want to succeed? Do you want that better job? Do you want that increase in pay' If you do want to get out of the rut! If you are determined to make something of yourself, tell the International Correspondence Schools which position you want, and they will show you how you can train to get it.—R. N. RIDD, Ota go Agent, Box 1688, Invorcargill. j2ap MR FRANK GRAHAM (late principal tenor of the Rosa Grand Opera Co London). Pupils taught to produce their voice in the same manner as the best professionals. My training is tho same as you would get in Italy, Paris, or London. Term may comrCence at any time. Studio: 79 Moray place (opposite Public Librarv). I