AMUSBMENTS. IJSKINOESS TEEATBB, Direction „..,., Ben and John Foller* AWAYS ■ fullers' • And fulleiis* bright, ' ■ "- TO-NIGHT, at 8. WALTER SUNSHINE GEORGE PLAYJS2S, 'ARIZONA.* e LOVELY, LIVELY LAUGH SHOW. 70 Minutes—lo Laughs a Minute. Second Week—Enormous' Success: England ! s Pre-eminent Purveyor of Gaiety, LOUIS LONDON. LOUIS LONDON. LOTUS LONDON. LOUIS LONDON. New Character Songa and Impressions. The Delightful and Piquant Genius, witlf Her Violin, MAGGIE FOSTER MAGGIE FOSTER. MAGGIE FOSTER. EDWARDS and PARJCES Th« 4**™,, EDWARDS and PARKe| plffi MS.. KATIE GOURLEY', Scotch Lasaie. «§5 *£ H*& Mirth and Melodfc >.C. and O.S„ 2s»6di I «cie, Is (all phis tax d. Bookings, 6d. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE; Vol a Js£^s° f 12 Nights, commencing WEDNESDAY, AFSH™ 'OT7R, REVEILLE/ 'OUR REVEILLE/ A SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANZA 253 ' PERFORMERS. 253 WONDERFUL ELECTRICAL EFFECTS, Special Scenery. Full Orchestra. GRAND LIBERTY MARCH By 130 Performers. tiful Flying Ballet, Bonbon Ballet, Chines! and Indian Ballets. 12 NJGHTS OF BRILLIANCE. tf— Beautiful Bells of Peace Number. Scenes of Brilliance and Animated Joynesf Prevail Throughout the Whole Production. 45 Separate and Distinct Numbers « Cabaret and Futuristic Scenes. " GORGEOUS~WARDROBE. 1305 Pla S n . fpr „^ irsfc Three Ni Khts Opens at The Bristol, Friday, 9 a.m. The 'Sun': For an amateur performance to extend almost over a fortnight with' crowded houses each night seems almost unbelievable, but such is the record established by ' Our Reveille,' to which, very few without reserved tickets could obtain admission last night. NOTE.—The same will happen i n Dum edin, because we have the gdods. e Electrical and Illumination Effects by th< National Electrical and Engineering Co H - Ltd. See Display of Photographs by J. Sfeeadmaa | Acme Studio, in Bristol Windows. 4s, 2s 6d, Is. " WILLIAM LINTS, Produoer. * THEATRE* STttL BIG CROWDS. . The New Star, VIOLET PALMER, la , ' GINGER,' ' GINGER,' A Story of the Slums, Society, Love, and War. Chanter Four of 'THE MAN OF MIGHT.' Pathe News, Etc. USUAL PRICES. GOVERNMENT NOT9CES. APPLICATIONS, to be mad* on P.S.d. Form 17a, obtainable at principal Post Offices, will be received up to noon for tha following POSITIONS:Closing 26th APRIL, 1920 Collectors of Rent and Inspectors* of Sorarities, Land and Survey Department, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Duneilin. General Division. Salary £250, maximum £3OO. Further particulars mav be obtained oii application. A. C. TURNBULL, Secretary Public Service Commissioner. EDUCATIONAL. _ OTAGO BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. WANTED, a DRAWING MASTER, to give instruction five hours weekly (free, geometrical, and mechanical drawim;). Salary, £75 per annum. Duties to commence on May 3rd. Particulars aa to hours, etc., may bo obtained at mj Office, 53 Jetty sirojt. Applications, with copies of testimonials, should reach mo not later than MONDAY, 19th April. C R. M'LEAN, e Secretary Board of Governors. ™.O. Bos 3, Dunedin. COLUMBA COLLEGE. CTANTED, a FORM MISTRESS for tha V V aoove College. Applicants must bo qualified to Teach Science and Mathematics. Salary, £l5O per annum. Applications will be received till the 26th. inst., to be addressed to P. G. PRYDE, 72 Clyde street. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD A PPLICATIONS (accompanied by cei„.. . caies and testimonials) will be receive up till THURSDAY, 15th April, for the fo£ lowing VACANCIES: 1. Waitahuna.—Head Master. £220-£270. 2. Waikoikoi.—Head Master. £220-£270. 3. Ettrick.—Sole Teacher (male or femalel £l6O-£220. 4. Southbridge.—Sole Teacher (male or female). £l6O-£220. 5. Galloway.—Solo Teacher (male or female). £l6O-£220. ' 6. Maerewhenua.-—Solo Teacher (female). £l3O-£l6O. v '*• 7. Tai.iir.ata.—Sole Teacher (female). £l3o* £l6O. 8. Waipori Fails.—Sole Teacher (female). £l3O-£l6O. 9. Wharetoa.-^Sole Teacher (female). filSO£l6o. 10. Bannockburn.—Mistress, £l4O-£l6O. 11. Maungntua.—Mfetress. £HO-£i6O. 12. Pine Kill.—Mistress. £l4O-£l6O. 13. Balclutlia D.H.-4th Assistant (female). £l6O-£2OO. ' 14. High Street,—Bth Assistant (female). . £l3O-£l4O. . ' 15. Moßgiel D.H.—sth Assistant (female). £l4o-£160: 16. Kaikorai.—loth Assistant (female). £lSO> 17. Ngapara.—Mistress. £l4O-£l6O. 18. Owafca.—2nd Assistant (female). £l5O- - Waitati.—2nd Assistant (female). «130- ! £l4O. 20. Forbury.—l3ih Assistant (female). £l3o* £l4O. 21. Normal, Model School of Grade 2 (male or female). £290-£J!10. ; 22. Alexandra D.H.—lst Assistant (male). £l6O-£2OO. 23. Lawrence D.H.—lst Secondary* Assistant (male). £250-£270. .Except in the case of No. 21, the ratea of salary quoted are these piyable under Schedule IV. of the Regulations. j In the cases of Nos. 1 to .12 and 17 to 19 a country allowance of £lO per annum/ is payable in addition to ihe scale ■salary. '. House allowance of £2O per annum in lieu of residence is payable in the ease of No. 8. I Forms of application may be obtained at this Office after 6th April. S. M. PARK,' - Education Boaid, , Dunedin, Ist April, 1920. AR Economy.—Make your Garden p: "' fitable as -well as a pleasure by lave insr ma 'Stes* Garden *«*«*»>
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Evening Star, Issue 17324, 12 April 1920, Page 5
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