LAST 2 DAYS—2.IS and 8 p.m. FOR THE LAUGH OF YOUR LIFE—SEE CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE GOLD RUSH" "THE GOLD RUSH" There has never been anything like itscenes that will make your sides ache with laughter. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) l=Ej JJING'S pf —FRIDAY NEXT— —FRIDAY NEXT— Now For 1943's Most Thrilling Adventure ACROSS THREE CONTINENTS AND THE SEVEN SEAS—BENJAMIN BLAKE FOUND MAN'S MOST TEMPESTUOUS ADVENTURES. Here's the kind of role great stars dream ofl Rogue, lover, adventurer, white king of a South Sea paradise! —and here's the kind of picture lovers of entertainment are waiting for —exciting, stirring, romantic; it's just made for your thrills. 20 th Century-Fox Presents THEIR SCREEN MASTERPIECE \ TYJIONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER — In _. "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" "SON OF FURY" (THE STORY OF BENJAMIN BLAKE) — With — GEORGE SANDERS GEORGE SANDERS GENE TIERNEY GENE TIERNEY RODDY McDOWALL RODDY McDOWALL A truly great cast in an equally great story—a best seller—a story of Benjamin Blake—man of two worlds and many loves—whose lust for adventure drove him to man's most dangerous exploits in foreign lands and on the seven seas, "SON OF FURY" IS A PICTURE EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE, SO BE WISE—BOOK TODAY. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) wins urcterr tit. +i-2»9 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Daily, from 11 a.m. Nightly, at 7.50. A PICTURE YOU MUST NOT MISS. A Story of Mystic India, with it* Ten Thousand and One Secrets. KIPLING'S 1 "JUNGLE BOOK" "JUNGLE BOOK" "JUNGLE BOOK" (In Technicolor.) Starring-———-SABU Wonder Star of "Elephant Boy" and "Thief of Bagdad." A United Artiste Release. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ASSOCIATE FEATURE "RIDERS OF THE BADLANDS" With RUSSELL HAYDEN — CHARLES STARRETT (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, Driver for Light Motor-van, good «« wa,l? and conditions. Hill Bros., Head Offlce, 174 Lambton Qy. ANTED, Woman for Kitchen Work; good wages and convenient hours. Hill Bros., 248 Lambton Qy. ANTED, Capable Woman, Saturday morninss. Khandallah, very light work. Tel. 36-886. ANTED, Second Cook, Pantrymaid-Wait-ress, and Relieving Night Porter, 2 nights weekly. Apply Hotel Regent. _^ OOD Home offered Lady mind Boy, 4 years, weekends, evenings free; mother and child considered. Tel. 17-916. PPRENTICE wanted, matriculation essential. Apply Gallagher's Pharmacy, 354 Lambton Qy. Tel. 42-286. £ ESTABLISHED Beauty Parlours require - Fully Qualified Assistant, Saturday halfholiday. Apply 3910 Evg. Post. GOOD Second Cook, female, good wages. Ye Olde English, 254 Lambton Qy. OUSEKEEPEB, capable, new home, ~allelectric, two sections from town. Tel. 28-697. ELIABLE Woman, two mornings weekly, on The Terrace. Apply 3895 Evg. Post. MIDDAY Waitress for Milk Bar; alao~2 Women for Cleaning, 6 a.m. till 8.30 a.-m. Tip Top, 64 Willis St. RETAIL GROCER'S ASSISTANT. THE Services of a Competent Male or Female Counter Hand are required immediately. Apply personally, with references, to •Mr. R. Jardines, Miramar Quality Stores, Ltd., 9 Fark Rd., Miramar. --„„ _ JUNIOR CLERK. LMLM Company urgently requires Male or x lemale Clerk for Accounts Department, excellent opportunity. Apply own handwriting "JUNIOR CLERK," Box 5&6, Wellington. Telephone 54-960. W- - NUB g B ; '' ' ANTED, Experienced Nurse, ' for night duty, private hospital; salary £2 2s weekly: regulation hours. Apply with testlmontals. to 82 Evg. Post. OFFICE JUNIOR. " ILM Company has Immediate Vacancy for Youth, excellent opportunity. Apply ' , , BOX 586, WELLINGTON. Telephone 54-960. ___ MIDLAND. HOTEL. T3EQUIRES 1 Pantrymaid. 1 Experienced 4.D Housemaid. 1 Housemaid, experience not essential. Apply personally. ASSISTANT MILLINER. '• ANTED, Assistant Milliner; also Apprentices for Millinery. AGNES SAMSON, 226 Lambton Qy. SHORTHAND-TYPIST, —— FILM Company urgently requires Intermediate for Accounts Department, good prospects. Apply • BOX 586, WELLINGTON. Telephone 54-960. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. H LEVER BROS. (N.Z.), LTD., PETOJMC, AYE Vacancies for Women and Girls in their packing departments. Working condlitons are pleasant, and a modern diningroom is available for employees who wish to lunch on the premises. A period of ten minutes Is allowed for morning and afternoon tea. ■ MEN Wanted for General Factory Work. Apply to '• LEVER BROS. (N.Z.)', LTD., Petone. FURNITURE TRADE. APPLICATIONS are Invited from Furniture Salesmen who feel capable and confident of Managing one of Wellington's Oldest Furniture Stores. The business is mainly a cash one, very little ■ time-payments to worry about. The shop is supported by Its own very modern factory. This is an opportunity for a young or middleaged man who wants to prosper. Liberal salary and bonus which should total £600 to £800 por annum, depending on the type of Manager who gets this Job. Apply , 3619 Evening Post. j CYCLAX (N.Z.), LTD., REQUIRE the Services of Middle-aged Woman i for light duties, comprising making morn- t ing, afternoon tea for laboratory and offlce staffs, collection of mail, etc. Telephone 42-915 for appointment. TYPISTE. A LEADING British Insurance Company requires the Services of an Efficient . Correspondence Typlste; no Saturday work. { Apply to .3882 Evening Post ' FEMALE CLEANERS. VITANTED, Female Cleaners, evening work, tt good conditions. Apply Building ■uperintondent, Sth floor, O.M .£, JtoUdJOf* 1-
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 22, 27 January 1943, Page 2
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