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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLV, Issue 10350, 13 March 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS,. Etc. BETTY BALFOUR. (“Wee' MacGregor’s Sweetheart.”) -QTS MAJESTY’S. THEATRE. to-night, to-morrow night, And TO-MORROW’S MATINEE, 2.30. Master Pictures present: _ England’s Mary Pickford: Betty Balfour in: “AIORD EM’LY.” Betty Balfour in: “MORD EM’LY.” Betty Balfour in: “MORD EM’LY.” Britain's Own Star. “The Era.” —A. charming human story of a Cockney girl. Betty Balfour as Mord Em’ly is splendid, and worthy to rank with the most gifted artist’s impersonations. The others all say the same, and so will you. Also,—A Great 2 Reel Mack Sennett Comedy. “WHERE IS MY WANDERING BOY THIS EVENING.” Also, —Last of the Dancing Series: “THE WALTZ THE WALTZ.” Pathe Gazette; and Look at This! ALL BLACKS v. ENGLAND. ALL BLACKS v. ENGLAND. Their Great and Final Victory. Usual Prices. Book at the Bristol.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Special Engagement of the Great Singer, OLIVER PEACOCK, OLIVER PEACOCK, Late Principal Baritone with MR OSCAR ASCHE, who will delight and enthrall with renderings from his extensive repertoire.

Announcement Extraordinary! ■JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. UNIVERSAL’S Super-Colossal Masterpiece. The Greatest Picture of All Time. THE “HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.” “HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.” “HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.” “HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.” Written by Victor Hugo, whose Sublime Genius has made him Immortal. Staged amid Scenes of Unparalleled Magnitude. On a scale never before attempted. Superbly enacted by a Cast of more than 3000 PLAYERS. NOTE.—Our Terms with the Proprietors compel us to charge:— Circle and Stalls 2s 9d, Back Seats Is 6d No Extra Fee for, Booking. Box Plan opens at 10 a.m. To-morrow at The Bristol.

LOST AND FOUND. LOST —Man’s Silver Watch. Finder kindly return to Guardian Office. Reward. 3 285 LOST, between Ahburton and Lasmore—Suit Case. Addressed to K. Dyer. Finder kindly leave at Conimerieal Hotel. 3 284 FOR SALE AND TO LET. 171 OR Sale—Potatoes, 7s ewt, deliv--1 ered.—W. Marsden, Main Head, Tinwald. 3 268 FOR Sale or to Let for Term—House, 6 Booms, Bathroom, Scullery, Pantry, eveiy Convenience, Garage and Outbuildings, Electric Light and Gas, West side.—Apply P. Gourdie. FOB Sale—A Good: Young Sheep Dog; just starting to work.— Apply Mrs H. J. Parsons, Eiffel ton.

FOR Sale—Modern 4-Roomed House, nearly new, Electric Light, H. and C. Water, Car Shed, all Conveniences; just the ideal for voung ot elderly couple: price reasonable. —lbd, Burnett Street. 3 274 FOR Sal©—6-Roamed Brick House, E.L., Gas Stowe, }-Acre. Owner leaving.—Apply Mrs Rutledge, Corner William St. and Cox St. SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED, by Young Lady—Position as Housekeeper. Apply “Capable,” Guardian Office 3 279 WANTED —Woman to do Washing and Cleaning, weekly.— Address at Guardian Office. 3 275 ANTED , » wages 30s. Apply Mrs G. B. Murdoch, Mayfield, ’Phone 29K. ENERGETIC Young Man wants Work— Gardening or Farm.— “Rexo,” Guardian Office. 3 267 ANTED—Boys and Girls overJ4 years old. Good Wages. Appl> Woollen Mills. 3 243

BUSINESS NOTICES. BRING Your Washing to A.l. Laun dry. _ . Best Workmanship. Prompt Service. Postal Orders welcomed. YEE BiE LEE, Wills St., next Theatre Royal. TEA SETS. WE are offering a Special Line of English 21-Piece Tea Sets for 19s 6d, 4 Choice Patterns; also. Fancy Cups and' Saucers at Is 6d each, Large White Cups only at 3s 9d half dozen; White and Gold Cups and Saucers at 5s 9d per half dozen. At — FLETCHER BROS.’ CASH SUPPLY STORES.