BILLIARDS-rSTEYEXSON’S VISIT. It is seldom tlhat Dunedin billiard players are afforded an opportunity of witnessing a really first-class game, and it is anticipated that the accommodation at tho Octagon Billiard Parlors, capacious as this is, will prove not too much for the crowd who will wish to view the game between Mr H. W. Stevenson (ex-world’s champion) and Mr Ohas. Bui-tens haw, of this city, on Tuesday evening. This is the only opportunity the public will have of seeing this wonderful exponent _ of the game, as his stay in the city is limitedin fact, it is only a. series of unforeseen circumstances that makes oven this short visit (possible. Air Stevenson is known wherever billiards are played as “ the 1,000 break-maker ” —‘truly no mean record. He plays an all-round, interesting game that can be appreciated alike by the “veriest amateur” and the mature player. Seats can be booked at the Octagon Parlors.
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. A GUARANTEED CURD FOR ROUGH OR OHAPPEIO HANDS. NO doubt about it. Waters’ Chap Lotion is positively guaranteed to cure rough or chapped hands, or money refunded. Stands'to reason it must bo extraordinarily good. Price, Is 6cl. Posted, 2e. Only from WATERS’ NEW PHARMACY, 20 Princes street (opp. Bristol). ELSINORE, LTD., Arc at present making A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF STOCKINETTE FROCKS FROM 3os. Your inspection is invited. NEXT H.B. BUILDING, UPPER OCTAGON. WANTED. t WHY help pay overhead charges or keep up largo establishments when tradesmen will PAINT YOUR HOUSE, 4 to 8 rooms, £l2 to £2B. Ferguson’s Paints only used, and mixed on the job. ROOMS PAINTED AND PAPERED, £2 upwards. Address 903, ‘Star’ Office. WANTED, for Central Otago, Experienced plough ma n, Accustomed to all farm work. Apply. OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. BOOT TRADE. WANTED, P GREWOMAN, to lake charge of Machine Room. Apply R. iM’KINLAY AND SONS., LTD., Filleul street. BUTTERWORTH BROS., LTD.. Require for their Shirt Work Room 71XPERIENCBD CUTTER. Also, IMPROVER FOR SHIRT CUTTING. Apply • Mr WILLIAMS, 14 Man&o street. ROSSBOTHAM’S, Dowling street, Shortnan d, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Engl.su, Esperanto; individual tuition; railway concessions.— Phone 736. WANTED. —Hand-painted Ware and Coacning Senes; beautiful ware; see our window.—Lambeth, Cargill’s Corner. WANTED.— Aching Coma Removed; pam. less and pleasant.—Chas. Buchan, foot specialist, Octagon; appointments by ’phone 1,713.
WANTED, Electrical Work; House Lighting a specialty.—Consult S. Matthew' W Hazel avenue, Caversham; ’phone
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Evening Star, Issue 18044, 11 August 1922, Page 5
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