Amusements, &c. Q P E R A HOUSE, Sole Lessee and Manager . . , Mr P. R. Diz General Manager . .-. Mr Fred W. Duval TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. The Sun that Never Sets. DIX’S GAIETY COMPANY. Packed Last Night to the Doors. The Town is Talking. - There is only One His feats are almost incredible. Must be seen, to be believed. Ferry, the Human Frog., His Act only lasts 15 minutes. As file electric light is to a tallow candle, so is Ferry to a" other contortionists. (Hubert THE MINTONS Gertrude Ban joists and Clog Dancers. PRANK YORKE, the King of Comedians, Annetta Bodin The Devella Sisters Bob Hail *" Ethel Clifford Johnny Collins Karl Brown ■MISS ALICE LAYTON, the Queen of Song, And our Full Double Company. Prices—Dress Circle 2s, Stalls Is, Pit 6d. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson’s. Carriages 10.20. . Business Manager, 'WILL JAMESON. Wanted. YYr-AN-TED, a good General. Apply, before 'V V, io -a.m., to 250, Tuam Street west. 9746 WANTED, Parlourmaid; also Kitchenmaid. App.y Mrs O’Borke, Elmwood, Papanui Road. 9630 .TYT ANTED to Buy, good 'Second-hand Pervi, ambulator. State price to Pram, ‘'Times” Qffice. 9120 VST’ANTED, a Groom, under 25;, references i * needed. Apply,, morning or evening. Dr Thacker. 9981 A.7STANTED, a General Servant; leferences i » required. Apply .Mrs G. I S. Jakina, Webb 'Street. 9105 ■fYTANTED, by Young Man, Comfortable Vv, .Home, east preferred. Apply K.K., “■ Times ” Office. 9111 "tTSTANTED, Young Girl, 15, assist in house- * V. ; work. Apply Mrs Joaassen, Caledonian Rond, St Albans. 9720 "IVTANTED, Board and Residence for Two i Mt' Young Men (single rooms); state terms. Black, “ Times ” Office. 9737 WANTED, Young Man for dairy farm; •must be good milker. Apply 'E, iHarrispn, Shirley Road, St Albans. 9709 WANTED, a Smart Young Man to take charge of a (Milk Cart and Run. Apply 40, Colombo Road, Sydenham. _ 9734 Y7STANTED, Youth, with about three years’ experience, in the cycle - trade. Boyd’s Cycle Works, Gloucester 'Street. " 9682 ), by Pattern Cutter, with experience, Situation ns Working Foreman. Apply 'Cutter, “Times" 'Office. 9673 T/tTANTED, the. Public to see our Job Lines, ' *r, almost given away; shown outside Shop. Maine Bros., Bootmakers, High Street. 52549 WANTED, the Public to see our I ob Lines, almost given away; shown outside Shop. Maine Bros., Bootmakers, High Street. X 2549 Smart Youth as Invoice Clerk, one just left school; must write well <andl jood references. Apply 80x'417, Post Office. 9710 WANTED, at once, a Nurse for two chil< ren; references indispensable. ‘ Appl; before noon, to Mrs David Matson, Merira. Lane. 9729 Y7SPANTED Known—That 3 nines Downing v V, has for Sale a Ton of Prime Plums at from IJd to 21d per lb, at his gardens. Waddiagten. ; .-.1,' 9575^.; ■^Iy'ANTED,'3 or 4 Respectable Men Boarders ; terms 15s, every convenience. 269, South- Belt, between Durham Street and Montreal Street. 9724 W 'ANTED, ■ a Competent Young Man to j drive a team; must be f amfliar with city and suburbs. Apply W. Butler, Garland’s Road, Woolstom. 9711 WANTED, Handy Man, to milk and garden ; 20s per week and; found. Apply, from 1 to 2, A. G. Saunders, 165, Tuam (Streat, next Opera (House. 9703 \KT ANTED, Furnished ‘Bted and Sitting--v V room, with use of kitchen and bath, for married couple. State location, and terms to W.IL, “Times” Office. 3708 T7STANTED, good Tenant, Devon Cottage, 5 v» ( rooms, 2 rooms plastered, etc., Clare Street, Springfield Road, St Albans. ■ Apply as above, between 1 and S p.m. 9719 VISTANTED Known West Patent Tyre iii Setter, Contracts, Tyres Cold, from 7s 6d per pair. W. Moor and Co., Coachbuilders, 'Victoria and Kilmore Streets. 2476 ANTED, Young Lady as .NuTs-eiy-Governess, country; -previous experience ■not necessary; salary small; comfortable home. ' Apply M, “Times” Office. 9680 <® T/CTANTED, Youth, witli some knowledge of ;Vt. book-keeping, and general office work. Apply, with references and stating wages required, to Urgent, Box 81, Christchurch. 9723 WANTED Known—Christchurch-Dunedin Express Dining-oar Now Open; Grills at all times during journey; good attendance; prices moderate. T. Pairhurst, Lessee. K 2664 WANTED Known—Sale of Job Lines in Ladies’ Shoos and Men’s Golosh Bals; Babies’ Boots and Shoes from 6d, Children’s Slippers from 3d. Maine Eros., High Street. . X 2549 r AiNTED, by thoroughly -respectable youngperson, -Situation as General. in small family; suburbs of Christchurdi preferred. Apply, with full particulars, to “Rachel,” ■Post Office, Papanui. 9674 TV7"ANTED, J. J. Parker’s Registry, Lioh- * * ■ field Street—Man Cook, 30s; Ploughmen, iStaokmen, Dairymen, Boys, Rabbit Poisoners, Harvesters, Youths, Kitclieninen, Pick and Shovel Men, Teamsters. 9718 ■ XSTA'NT-ED Known—Mr and Mrs Coxon, the - V V, Expert Ironers and Polishers; are still giving -lessons in Hobbs's Buildings, Room No, 16. Hours TO till 12 sum., 2 'till 5 and 7 till 9 p.m. Admission one shilling. . VKTANTED, you to come and participate ,in i v v i the advantages to bo got by getting what .you need at Sbaw, Robinson and Co.’s Dissolution of Partnership Sale, 213, Cashel Street (opposite “ Press ” Office). . X2IBO VYTANT.BD, Re-engagement by Experienced »' > Governess; good English, French, Drawing; thorough musical tuition; capable with needle. . Apply, stating terms, .to Governess, 88, Barhadocs Street, Christchurch. 9688 V7STANTED to Know—Why will you pay the v *.■ draper 25s for a fashionable black and white Parasol when your old one can be covered and made equal to new for 5s 6d at Lethaby’s, 61, Cathedral Square. X 2486 ■^T ANTED -Sell, _Envoy Gent’s Bike, Dunlop tyres, Westwood rims, -Brooks' die,' had very little wear; complete, all iseSfsoribs; owner must realise before Saturday’}.;’.'Apply Envoy--Stores, 182, Lichfield Street. ' 9704 WANTED Known—That we have a large stock of Hire Bicycles, 'all in g good condition. Visitors can depend on being suited with machines; rates 5s per day, 10s and 15s per week. Adam® -Stair Cycle Coy., 70, Manchester Street, and 198, ■ Hobbs’s' Buildings, Colombo Street, near the Cathedral. 5 WANTED, immediately—Young Man, 19 or 20, as Pantryman, town, good place, wages £1 per week; Housemaid-Laundress, country, first-class place, £3O; Good Cooks, town, £2O to £4O; Experienced Cook, Nelson, ,16s or 17s; House-Parlourmaid, £30;: Good General, Cook and Housemaid, same; family, country; Experienced Housemaid, at once, £26, or £3O; First-class Chef, for Club, North island, £3 per weak; Experienced/Waitress, hotel, 12s; Good Generals and Housemaids, town and country; Man for general hotel work, 15s. Mrs R. H. -Mitehell, Morten’s Buildings. Telephone 618. ■ ; •WANTED, immediately, good Barmaid, for » i. hotel in town; Laundress for the country, £4O; Cooks for town and country, good wages to competent women; Housemaids, House .and Parlourmaids, Housemaid and \Va/itress, Experienced Nurse to travel with lady and three children, Nursery Housemaid for the 1 country, - employment for thirty good' Generals, wages from 10s to 17s Gd; Lady Help; Young Girls to assist, 6s to 8s; Smart Girl for draper’s shop and take orders. Sima’s Registry Office, 111, Armagh-Streot, Tele* SIS. ■ ,-“r *! ■
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12429, 19 February 1901, Page 1
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