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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12556, 18 July 1901, Page 1

Amusements, &«. QPBBA HOUSE. , DIX’S GAIETY ' COMPANY. EVERY EVENING at 0. Wo Give You Value for Your Money. That’s Why we ate Successful. Basked, Jammed, Crammed Last Night. To-night we will announce the Returns ®f the Election from the Stage. Tremendous Success of our Latest American Importation, JOHNSON, EIANO and BENTLEY In their World-renowned 'Sketch, THE MONKEYS AND THE FARMER. THE MONKEYS AND THE FARMER. THE MONKEYS AND THE PARMER. Calls and Recalls Greeted THE GALARDI SISTERS, Eva’ THE GALARDI SISTERS Beattie Series and Dancers. MISS ELSIE ROSSER, MISS ELSIE -OSSEN, The Pleasing .Contralto. ME WALLACE KING, The Eminent Tenor. Great Succoss of THE CAKE. WALKERS’. _ Increasing popularity of Mfes Mario Terry, Mr Tom E. Leonard, Mr Waiter Rivers, Los Warion (Coon Impersonator), Mr Horry Elliott, and our Double Company. See our New First Part, Caddem Woods. Notwithstanding the enormous expense, our Prices will remain the same—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 2s, 'Stalls Is, Pit Sixpenae. Doors open 7.15, Curtain 8, Carriages 10.20. Telephone No. 1050, Business Manager, WILL JAMESON. managerlaxTannouncement. DIX’S GAIETY COMPANY. * MONDAY NEXT, JULY 22nd. MR P. 'R. DIX desires to call attention to the fact that ho has succeeded in inducing MISS IRENE FRANKLY A, The Celebrated Young American Comedian, Who has been such a pronounced success in the Leading Australian Theatres for the past two years, to pay a flying visit ,to New Zealand. This Artist draws .the enormous salary of £4O per week, being the highest paid female performer ever introduced to the colonies. ADO FELLOW S’ HALL. Proprietors . John Fuller and Sons. “Thanks for past favours. Now take notice.” For a Short Season, COMMENCING FRIDAY, JULY 19. FULLER’S WAXWORKS, BIOGRAPH AND BIJOU 00., With the following Popular Artistes;— ■MISSES LENA YOUNG, ALICE MAHER, MAY LEWIS, EDNA NORRIS. MESSRS JACK LINDER, MICK MAHER, FRED NORRIS, CHARLES MARSDEN, AUBREY DOUGLAS. : .New Biograph Views, Grand Collection of Was Figures, Chamber of Horrors, etc. WILL PLAY AT LYTTELTON TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, July 16th, 17th. 9771 J. E. PETHBRIOK. Wanted pOWANTED'to Sell, Safe Door, cheap. Apply tVVj_Box 198. 997* . .TArANTED, Plumbers. Apply, early, at T. IVY., Banks, Lichfield Street. . 9948 ■li TIT ANTED, a 'Good Second Waiter. Apply •Wj a/t once, White Hart Hotel. 9968 .Y/tfANTEIL - by ~Young Woman, Work by iWj Day or Week. Mary, "Times” Office. ’ _ 9941 TATANTED, a Young Man, Drive Baker’s iV V j Cart, at once. Apply •Collins, Temple.ton, ' __ 9940 VVJ'ANTtED, - a Couple of Respectable Young t¥, 'Men as Boarders: terms 'inodetaie. 48, Cashel Street, Boot ’Trade, a Good RoughBoot Factory. Man, able to range. Apply Crown "ANTED to , Rent, Furnished House at ’? »: New Brighton. Apply, stating rent, to Inquirer, P.O. Box 334. 9945 ANTED, a 'First-class Cook, with good references;; kitchenimld kept. .Apply Mrs Elworthy, Pareora, Timaru. 9753 PurohasiTfrom One to 2000 v» ; Pinus Insignia, say 'three years old. Apply Thos. Deane, 122, Cashel Street. 9939 ■AA/ANTED, a Boy, about 15, to milk 2 cows IV and generally useful; wages 15s. P. D. Hoare, Railway Hotel, Ambarley. . 9833 rr^TANTED, Home for - Accouchment, with VV.I , attendance; private- house preferred. Apply, stating terms, to Private, “TimeS” Office. WANTED to Sell, a 3J H.P. Gas 'Engine, nearly new, or would Exchange for. a Ift H.P. Oil Engine. Address X.Y.Z., “Lyttelton Times” Office. 9849 W~ INTER is Here.—Wo are prepared; to offer you sound, reliable Boots which protect your feet from the damp. U.B. lrT ' Street, Christchurch. P 2574 ATANTED, Gentlemen to remember that V i they can always have their Umbrellas sparred or New Covered within an hour at rt baby's, Hobbs’s Buildings, Cathedral jnare. K 2486 A/"ANTED weekly, 100 pairs, Ladies’ and 'V. Gents’ Boots and Shoes to Solo and eel. Browning’s Jubilee Boot Palace, 150, awer High Street, next J. Knight, Cash utcher. ■ ■ X 2524 Engineering Students to form . for Mathematics, to meet requirements of Canterbury College Course. Apply C. B- Qilby's Commercial College, 150, Worcester Street. F 9083 TAT ANTED—A Nice Present: One of Triggs IV and Denton’s best Gladstone Bags, made on the premises, with patent frames, double looks, beautifully mounted. See window display. 77, Manchester Street. . X 2883 WANTED— Triggs and Denton are making Gladstone and Brfef Bags, Portmanteaux.. Camera Cases. Sample bags of every description on the promises. Quotations on application. 77, Manchester Street. X 2569 WANTED— You can get' a good strong set of New Harness, silver-mounted, handsewn, for £6 10s, old harness part payment. Also, large assortment of Riding Saddles,from £2, Triggs and Denton, 77, Manchester Street. ' . K 2569 WANTED, Old Men to ride Strong Secondhand Bicycles; easy terms —£1. on delivery, balance £1 per month. Adams Star Cycle Co., 70, Manchester Street, and 198, Colombo Street, Hobbs Buildings, near ■ Caihedral. ; i_ TAT ANTED, a Thoroughly Respectable VV.i Middle-aged Woman, ■as Housekeeper to a widower with seven children; must be able to cook, bake, wash, etc.; country. Apply by letter to Mrs Scott, The Vicarage, Sydenham. ' ; ; 9943 WANTED, Two Good Blacksmiths for the country, Married Couples, Ploughmen and General Farm Hands, Station Youth, Three ’ Cow Boys (at once), Groom and Gar-, dencr, Elderly Man (groom, gardener and milk), Hotel Porter, Rouscabout, Cook and Baker, Boys to milk and usofijl. Sime’s Registry, 171, Armagh Street. Telephone 575. WANTED, Two Good Housekeepers, Hotel Cooks,. Cooks for, private families, a number of Good Generals (good wages to competent girls), Parlourmaids, ■ Housemaids, Good Nurse and Needlewoman for the country, Two Ladyhelps (must be domesticated), Young Girls to’assist, Smart Girl to assist and sleep at home. Sime’s Registry, 171, Armagh Street. Telephone 579TAT ANTED, immediately, first-class Waiter, . VVj also Billiard Marker, must have good - references; good wages; Parlourmaid; firstclass Housemaid, £35; good Cook, town, £4O; Housekeeper for two single gentlemen, £36; Groom and Gardener, town, £1; Generals for town and country, 7s to 12s; Housemaids, £3O to £35; also Girls to assist. Mrs ■B. H. Mitchell, Morten’s Buildings, Telephone 613. TATANTED, immediately. Good Generals, YV : Young Girls assist (town and country), Generals (Rangiora, Akaroa), Housekeeper (make bread and butter), Kilchenmaid ; 6s, General, also Mother's Help (samo place, Cheviot), General 10s, two in family (Bays), Competent Cooks (town’ ad country), Boys Cs. ■RillfGrrJ-ma.rkpr. O-mnnia. reel west. N’TED, Married Couple, man do milking and gardening, wife’s duties light; e man groom, etc., wife cook for few in cottage, £7O yearly and found; e for country store, man drive van, wife d £7O; Couple, man shepherd, wife Wire Fencers, £2O mile; Ploughmen; country Shepherds, £75, £9O; Dairy 3 and Youths. Apply M Donald, Manr Street. Miss Conway requires Housers cooks, housemaids, generals, etc.; wages. Telephone -197. .