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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 7, 14 February 1907, Page 21

/ LANCASTER STREET, LAWRENCE. ' 4A IS S MARY W O O DS, L. R.A.M. i»l . \ LICENTIATE TEACHER '<■ ROYAL -ACADEMY OF MUSIC, LONDON Pupil of the World-ret owned Teacher of Singing, Alberto Bandegger, and the Celebrated German Pianf or te-Profeeeor, - < Oscar Beringer. WILL .RESUME TEACHING . (af ter-her rt turn from London) 03a.-.3fev£oaa.dLa»sv "=fctli. DF'eToara.a.r3r» t liSOrT. TERMS ON APPLICATION.

rjTESTIMONIAL TO HIS LORDSHIP BISHOP GRIMES. At a representative. meeting of the Catholics 'of .Christchurch, it '~was "unanimously resolved that a fitting 'reception .be -accorded his Lobdship Bishop Grimes on his < return to the Diocese,;and that he be presented with .a Testimonial. The hearty co-operation of all sympathisers with the movement is • respectfully requested. Contributions may be sent to the Very-Rev.' VicarGeneral, the Cathedral, Christchurch ; P. Burke, Es.q,, hon. . treasurer ; or E. O'Connor, Esq , J.P., hon. secretary. ......Owing to the limited time intervening, the Executive Committee will feel grateful at an early response.

A NEW CONVENT dT AKAROA WILL BE OPENED AND BLESSED On SUNDAY, February. 17, " "" By the VICAR-GENERAL OP CHRISTCHURCH (the VERY REV. FATHER LE MENANT DEB CHESNAIS, S.M.). DONATIONS from friends desiring to help the Building Fund will be gratefully acknowledged by the Sisters of Mercy. A YOUNG LADY (member of R. 0.0., and for three years Assistant in the Dublin Cathedral) wishes to get a position as Organist in the Colony. Miss E. R. Gleeson, Glendalough,'Riw Road, Richmond, Christchurch.

J^Ef Z : .BALA£D R A*l LWA V S DUNEDIN AUTUMN RACES. 20th, 21st, and -23rd FEBRUARY. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS to DUNEDIN will be issued from any station on the Hurunui-Blufi 3 Section (including Queenstown) from 18th "to 22nd February, inclusive, also from Oamaru, Clinton, and intermediate stations, including branches, by trains arriving at Dunedin before 20 p.m. on 23rd February, available for return till MONDAY, 4th MARCH. The return fares will be : — First class, 2d per mile ; Second class, Id per mile ; the minimum being 4/- and 2/- respectively. • BY ORDER. r -JJ IS MAJEST YJY J S THBAT RE .TO-NIGHT AND^BVERY EVENING at 8. ' MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.30. nßeturn of the Popular Combination — " West's Pictures and The Brescians. The>Most Magnificent Array of Animated Pictures ever exhibited in Dunedin, which will include Sightt and Bcenes at the flew Zealand Exhibition. "" Especially Cinematographed by Mr. T. J. West. THE BRESCJANS / .will be heard in New Songs and Solos, New Ooncerted Music, New Comedy Sketches, etc ■ Admission— 3/-, 2/-, and 1/- Children Half-price. ' ' Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8,

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