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Southland Times, Issue 14634, 26 January 1911, Page 6

Amusements. HAYWARD’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT (THEATRE) TO-NIGHT. AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. Still Another Rich and Brilliant Series Headed by A Magnificent Coloured Art Production of Goethe’s Immortalised Masterpiece Faust. tjaust. t^axjst. AUST. A- AUST. A AUST. Entirely Distinct from any previous Pictorial Conception. Appropriate Orchestral Selections to this Story. THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL. THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL. A well-known Christmas Story, accompanied by Charming Vocal Effects. AN ANGRY SEA The best sea scape AN ANGRY SEA ever photographed. Pathe Gazette. —Henry of Lusignac. Necessity the Mother of Invention— Jones’ Lottery Prize—Pat and the Pour Hundred —Black and White, &c. Hayward’s Symphony Orchestra. Circle Is. PRICES Stalls 6d. TiEMPERANCE HALL Sunday School Picnic and Allied Schools postponed till TO-DAY (Thursday), 9 a.m. If weather still wet. Picnic will be held at Hall, Esk Street. All children come along, wet or tine. 1174 ELOCUTION. Lessons resumed February Ist. Study for advanced pupils, ‘’Hamlet.” View public reading. Juveniles taught privately or in class. Result last Competition ; 2nd N.Z. Junior Championship I Ist for Girls’ Recitation, and 20 other Senioi; prizes. * MB A. P. BATEMAN, Studio : J. E. Watson’s Building, Tay St. 1467 For Skillful lijavigation. Under the Patronage of His Excellency Lord Plunket. PALATINE," the largest and smartest Motor Yacht in these waters, open for charter to RaratongaJ Huapuke and Rakiura Islands. Fovea ax Straits, also the Pourakino. Excursion Fares— Return 1/6 ; full load. 1/-. Further particulars from A. LEADER, Riverton* 1247 Meetings. GENERAL LABOURERS’ UNION. A MEETING of the above Union will be held THIS EVENING at the Sawmill Workers’ Rooms at S o’clock. Business important. A. W. MARTIN. 1485 Secretary. In the Estate of JOHN MENZIES KENNEDY’, late of YVinton, Tobacconist. ALL ACCOUNTS owing by the abovenamed Deceased must be rendered to the undersigned, duly certified, not later than MONDAY, the 30th January, 1911 ; and all accounts owing to the Deceased must be paid on or before that date. LEN KENNEDY’, 1477 . Winton. HENRY VICTOR, English Clairvoyant, Psychic Reader. &c. SUCCESSFULLY’ treats Melancholia. Rheumatism. Nervous and Stomacn Troubles. Paralysis, etc. (Dr Babbitt’s System, N.Y.) CONSULTED AT 24 YARROW ST. 1424

Professional. MUSIC BOOMS, BEE STSBET. VIOLIN, PIANO and HARMONY. ALL LESSONS RESUMED on TUESDAY, 24th JANUARY. R. A. EDWARDS. SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. MISS EILEEN MEHAPEEY, A.T.C.L. (Associate and Certificated Vocajist). MISS MEHAFFEY will kttend at her Rooms, corner of Tay and Nitn Streets, from 2 to 4, on 30th and 31st INST., to receive intending Pupils. 1437 PRIVATE SCHOOL. MISS ROE will resume teaching on FEBRUARY Ist, at 210 Spey Street. MISS ROE : Principal. MISS WYLIE : Assistant. 1428 MISS LAMACEOET, A.T.C.L., L.A.8., WILL resume Teaching at her Rooms, THE CRESCENT, from Saturday, FEBRUARY 4th. 1911. 1427 PIANOFORTE ANB HARMONY. MISS E. McNEIL will resume Teaching at her Rooms. Tay Street, on MONDAY, 30th JANUARY. 1461 FIAHOFOSXE. MISS Mol VO R resumes Teaching at her residence, Forth street, on Monday, 30th JANUARY. 1473 MR W. EIULICRAP resumes Teaching Singing, Piano, etc., on MONDAY, January 30. Pupils will kindly attend at the Studio, Dee street, at their usual hours. 14S0 MR F. BROOKESMITH, A.S.A.L., will resume Drawing and Painting Lessons at Southland School of Art, Don Street, on SATURDAY, 2Sth January. Landscape a specialty—from sketch to finished picture.' 1472#

Of Delicious Piquancy and Appetising Flavours' Genuine Worcester MAKES MEALS ENJOYABLE. BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. OVERDUE RATIOS. RATEPAYERS are notified that pur--1 suant to the resolution of the Invercargill Borough Council of the 12vh January, 1911. and the provision contained in Section 2S of “The Ratine; Amendment Act. 1910,” the additional charge of 10 per cent. tviJJ bo made on all outstanding Hates which remain unpaid after THURSDAY, 2nd March, 191!. Legal proceedings will he taken immediately after the 2nd March, 1911, to recover all overdue rates, and an additional charge of 10 per cent. T. W. WALKER. Town Clerk. To tvn Hall, Invercargill, 18th January. 1911. 1401 t XYOjNE using Large Quantities of ENVELOPES would save money and obtain a better article by seeing our Latest Samples and indenting a sup,dy.—SOUTHLAND TIMES PRINTING DEPARTMENT.