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Southland Times, Issue 16839, 15 September 1911, Page 6

Amusements. THE LYCEUM “The mirror of life.” HAYWARD'S PIOIME3 & ORCHESTRA TO-NIGHT (8 p.m.) TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (8 p.m.) TO-NIGHT. The Latest and Best at Hayward’s. ANOTHER UNIQUE SERIES . Just arrived from Europe and America. THE SPIRIT OP THE EIGHT. THE SPIRIT OP THE EIGHT. The latest release of the Vitagraph Co. SOLDIERS THREE. SOLDIERS THREE. An amusing comedy of three Hielan’ laddies, soldiers of the Kilties. CASINO. THE ISLE OP BONHOLM. THE GREAT CENTIPEDE. Scientific Study. HIS FATHER’S ENEMY. SAVED BY PROVIDENCE. A MEXICAN LEGEND. THE AMATEUR CONQUEROR. IN PERFECT HARMONY. And THE POUR-POOTED PEST. A Positive Screamer. INVERCARGILL BOWLING CLUB. A GRAND CONCERT in VICTORIA HALL on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1911, at 8 p.m., under’ the patronage of the Southland Rugby Football Union. Programme in future Issue. P. G. STEVENSON, 920 Hon. Secy. Meetings. LODGE ST. JOHN, No. 94.—The Regular Monthly- Meeting will be held In the Masonic Hall This (FRIDAY) Evening, at 7.45. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. 911 i WAIKIWI CRICKET CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the above will be held in the Waikiwl School This (FRIDAY) Evening, at 7.45 o’clock. Business : Consideration of Annual Report and Balance Sheet ; Election of Office-bearers for the ensuing seasori. All Intending members are cordially invited to attend. S. G. MACKIE. 908 Secretary. G. R. ROYAL COMMISSION ON MINES. THE Commission will hold a Sitting at INVERCARGILL COURTHOUSE on SATURDAY NEXT, 16th SEPTEMBER, at 11 a.m., when all persons desirous of tendering evidence pertaining to the objects of the Commission will be heard. 926 J. S. EVANS. Chairman. SOUTHLAND EDUCATION BOARD. TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT. WOOL-CLASSING CLASSES. . CLASSES in Wool-classing will be commenced on FRIDAY EVENING FIRST, in the Technical School, Tay street, from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m., and on SATURDAY MORNING from 10.16 to 12.15, under the instruction of Mr J. McGregor. FEE (for course of 10 lessons), 155., Intending students are requested to be present on the first meeting of these Classes. Special Railway fares wil) be to students from the country. W. A. McCAW, 905 , Director. SOUTHLAND EDUCATION BOARD. . TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT. WOOL-CLASSING CLASS AT WINTON. : SHOULD say twelve or more students enrol a Class for instruction in Wool-classing will be conducted in Winton, under the tuition of Mr J. McGregor, late Instructor to the Taranaki and Wanganui Education Boards. All Interested are Invited to attend a meeting in the School, Wlnton, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 19th inst., at halfpast seven o’clock. Mr McGregor will be present to explain the proposed syllabus, after which students will be enrolled. The fee proposed is 15s for a course of Ten Lessons. W. A. McCAW. 932 Director. SIHGIHG AND VOICE PRODUCTION. MRS MUSSEN is prepared to Instruct as above, in Room (formerly occupied by Miss Neill). Bank of New South Wales, corner of Dee and Tay streets. Private address, 41, Melbourne street. North Invercargill. . . A limited number of vacancies for private pupils In Dancing and Deportment available. 2gg9 — : t | PHCENIX THICK PEEL Sold In Packets and Tins Branded : PHOENIX THICK LEMON FEEL I PHOENIX SEVILLE ORANGE PEEL v PHOENIX LARGE CITRON PEEL PHOENIX. MIXED PEEL Every Careful Housewife insists on having this renowned brand. Manufacturers : TEE PHOENIX CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. ANNUAL SALE. QUR Annual Sale will commence on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. As is usual, all our STOCK at greatly REDUCED PRICES for ONE MONTH. Job Lines will almost be given away. STANDARD BOOT MART. T. CRAWLEY & CO. DEE STREET. (Next door to Clothing Factory). . 895 LEST YOU FORGET. H KODRICK McKENZIE AS BOUGHT the CYCLE BUSINESS AND STOCK of the late H. A. Ladbrook. BOUGHT CHEAP. FOB SALE CHEAP. RALEIGH, CENTAUR And RELIANCE CYCLES. CYCLES from EACH. R. McKENZIE TAY STREET. (Opposite Court House). ’Phone No. 589.