AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE PICTURES. LAST NIGHT.' LAST NIGHT,' TO-NIGHT '. TO-NIGHT ! A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME HEADED BY A Gorgeously Colored Feature Screened in the South-Eastern Balkan States KING IN NAME ALONE. A tremendous Diplomatic and Military play. A grim story of Revolution. It thrills the Heart because of its tenderness of sentiment and splendour of thought. War Budget Topical A Brand New Hero Keystone Hunger Knows no Law Vita. Drama Cirl of the Seasons Comedy Drama The New Janitor Keystone Comedy THIS MAGNIFICENT-' PROGAM ME DELIGHTED A CROWDED HOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT. PRICES: Circle, Is; Downstairs, 6d; Cli.ildren Half-price. Plan at Ferguson’s. OPERA HOUSE. The Funniest Play Within Memory. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), And also on THURSDAY NEXT. ISEA'UMONT SMITH Will Give THE GLAD EYE. THE GLAD EYE. The Play that Started the Whole World Laughing. With ETHEL DANE as “KIKI,” s (Her Original Part), And a COMPANY OF NOTABLE ENGLISH COMEDIANS. And on FRIDAY, MARCH 12. BE A UMONT SMITH Will present you to THE CHAPERON THE CHAPERON Described by the '’New Zealand Times” as "A Revel.’-' Box Plans at Ferguson’s. Day Sales at Ferguson’s. PRICES—4s, 3s, 2s. SITUATIONS VAGANT atuo ’p\7ANTED, for Town—Good Gener- ' * als, Girls to assist, Lady Help, Housemaids, Waitress. Country— Cook and Housemaid (same place), Governess, Lady Helps, Bov to milk, etc. Waiting Engagements—Good Station Hand, Woman Cook and Housemaid (together), Porter, Housemaids, Kitchen Girls, Married Couples, etc. Also, to Let—Small Furnished Bach, gas grill, etc.—Elite Registry, 313 Gladstone Road. ’Phone IDOL ‘ AX I ANTED—A competent General ' ' Servant.—Apply Mrs H. Bright, Beach Road, Ivaiti. Teh, 725. WANTED, by Married Couple—- ’ * Board and Residence, in private family.—Apply, stating terms, to 27, ’’Times” Office. ELNGLISH Solicitor, with extensive experience, desires Appointment; moderate salary accepted.—-‘’Lex,” “Times” Office. POUND, in Lowe Street—Ladies’ -*■ Bicycle.—Owner can have same bv paying expenses.—Apply ‘'Times” Office. LOST AND FOUND. T OST, between Adair’s, Ltd., and Mangapapa—Pair of Pince-nez. —Reward on returning to “Times” Office. T OST, on Saturday night, between Opera House and Lowe Street footbridge—A Gold Bar Brooch, with bird! and chain and heart attached. — Finder jflea.se return to Airs. Kirkpatrick, Waikanjje.
T OST, Mangapapa, on Tuesday— Black and tan Sheep Dog; answers to name “Don.” Finder rewarded.—Telephone 853. - ; - 1 WANTED TO BUY AND FOB SALE. WANTED to Buy—Old Fake Teeth. * * Highest price given in. N.Z. Post to Manager, Piedmont Co., 236 Queen Street, Auckland. Cash sent by return. Established 16 rears. SALE—Lincoln and l Romney -* Hams.—Apply C. Noonan, Ormond. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ANTED Known —Miss Limn has * resumed Dressmaking Classes, Mondays and Saturdays, 318 Palmerston: Hoad. BUSH-FELLERS. OP HE RE is an extra area of 500 X ACHES OF BUSH TO LET, in one or two sections, at Arowhana Station . For particulars apply to the Okitu j Factory Office, or to the undersigned 1. 1 All, Manager, Arowhana Station. npHE gALVATION j^RMY. SERVICES FOR THE PEOPLE. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. —Bible Legion,. >v EDNESDAY, 8 p.m.—Band Practice THURSDAY, 7.15 p.m.—Open-air Service. 8-p.m.-—Salvation Meeting. FRIDAY, S p.m.—Holiness Meeting. SATURDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Open-air Service, Lowe Street. SUNDAY, 7 and 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m, YOU ARE HEARTILY INVITED. BALLIN BROS.’ ; SARSAPARILLA • SOLD AND DRANK THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION WJieu ordering always add—“Jg ALLIN gROS.” JUST AS EASY, DOUBLY AS SURE.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3873, 9 March 1915, Page 1
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