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Southland Times, Issue 16784, 12 July 1911, Page 6

Amusements. THE LYCEUM “The Mirror of Life." HAYWARD’S PICTURES & ORCHESTRA (8 p.m.) LAST NIGHT (8 p.m.) Of This Grand Collection. TEE KINEMATOGRAPH IN AFRICA. TEE DEAD MAN’S NECKLACE (Pathe) ACTOR’S ARTIFICE. TWO BEARS. BY ORDER OF TEE EMPEROR. TEE GIRL IN TEE FILM ( Vitagraph). YOUNG DEER'S BRAVERY. BOSE LEAVES (Vlta~). THE GAUMONT GRAPHIC. TOTO WANTS TO GET THINNER. BILL AND TEE GREASY POLE. Mr H.. Phillips (late of Welsh Choir) will sing “The Last Muster.” Downstairs Is. (Prices) Gallery 6d. BIKES and GO-CARTS STORED. KING’S HALL SKATING KINK. CLYDE STREET. THREE SESSIONS TO-DAY. Band This Evening and Wednesday Afternoon. ADMISSION—6d. THURSDAY, JULY 20th. Southland Ladies’ Hockey Association Benefit. “BLACK AND WHITE" EVENING. Graceful Skating- Competitions. Ladies’ Hockey Match on Skates, Etc. H. E. DAVIS, 1549 Manager. THURSDAY, JULY 13. VICTORIA HALL. nSTVERCARGILL ORPHANS’ CLUB. L GRAND CONCERT. A Varied and Interesting Programme. * Subscription 2s. 1536 Meetings. NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Lumsden Public Hall on WEDNESDAY. 19th JULY, 1911, at 1 p.m. sharp, for taking steps to have Saleyards erected in Lumsden. All those interested in the movement are specially asked, to be present, when an encouraging preliminary report will be submitted. DONALD FRASER. Lumsden, Convener. 10th July, 1911. 1562 THE OURAWERA GOLD-MINING COMPANY, LTD. THE Half-yearly General Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Company’s Office, Tay street, Invercargill. on WEDNESDAY, 19th JULY. 1911, at 12 o’clock noon. 1558 R. ERSKINE, Manager. INVERCARGILL GOLF CLUB (Regd.). A DRAG will leave the Post Office ■ at 2 p.m. TO-DAY for Otatara, Members of both Clubs are invited to inspect the proposed new links. F. H. TUCKER, 1589 Hon. Secretary. ACC«->LNi.n-NTS’ EXAMINATIONS. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. DO YOU KNOW (1.) That Matriculation Is on the Syllabus and will be enforced In 1918 ? (2.) That you can get your full degree NOW without Matriculation ? (8.) That bS passing in THREE SUBJECTS ONLY In 1811 or 1912 you can complete the others at any future time and STILL AVOID Matriculation 7 YOU men in offices—do you know these things ? Are you going to allow an opportunUy like this to pass by you 7 We can give you a special Course In any combination of three or more Subjects. We have one Special Course In Three Subjects Only, which We Guarantee you can complete: in from three to six months sufficiently to pass this year’s Examination. You cannot afford to be without your diploma and now is undoubtedly the time to secure it As only a limited number can bo taken we urge you in your own interest to write us without delay. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. N. 8.—461 have secured their degrees under our coaching. * Special Course also for BOOKKEEPERS’ EXAM. Different people Have different tastes, but Tiger Tea seems to suit the majority. Will it suit you ? We think so. Especially if you like tea which is rich and fragrant and full-bodied. C. E. BORNE, F.P.A., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT & AUDITOR. lOMMISSION, INSURANCE AND ’ GENERAL AGENT. TothlU’B Buildings, Crescent. Telephone 594.

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