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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16744, 28 December 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT AT 8. GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. _ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HAYWABD'S PICTURES. A VITAGRAPH STAR COMEDY Splondidlv Acted by VITAGH'APH COMEDY STARS. Lilian Walker. Wallie Van. . John. Bunny, In the ADVENTURES OP MISS TOMBOY. ADVENTURES OF MISS TOMBOY. ADVENTURES OP MISS TOMBOY. ADVENTURES OF MISS TOMBOY. ADVENTURES OF MISS TOMBOY. A feature of this picture is the pursuit in Motor-boat Steam Yacht Monoplane and Hydroplane. Wnr Topioals. War Topicale. WAR GAZETTE. CANADIANS RALLY ROUND THE FLAG. Ist Montreal Grenadiers—Assembled Transports—Going on Board at Quebec—Britain's " Sure Shield " Navy Transports—Leaving the St Lawrence—On the High Seas—Band of I6th Highlanders. SPECIAL SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. NEW YORK POLICE CARNIVAL. Seb the Aero-policemen. WHEN MEN WEAR SKIRTS. A Series of Comic Situations. " THE CHIEF OF POLICE.* A Stirring Kalem Drama. Is and 6d. Reserves, Dresden, Is 6d. 3NHAM PICTURES. U TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. A Big "John Bunny" Comedy. ADVENTURES OF. MISS TOMBOY. ADVENTURES OF MIS 3 TOMBOY. 2500 Feet of Concentrated Delight. THE CHIEF, OF POLICE. IN DANGER'S HOUR. And' His Majesty's Programme; as above. Prices (3d and Is. Reserves at HoJcroft's. Complete Chang© of Programme To-day. r» L O B E THEATRE. CAPRICE High Street, Continuous Pictures. CAPRICE A Charming Drama. CAPRICE Featuring MARY PICKFORD. CAPRICE Featuring MARY PICKFORD. CAPRICE Featuring MARY PJCKFORD. CAPRICE Ho a- a lowly-horn, girl, educated CAPRICE in a convent, can become a CAPRICE great lady in the. land. CAPRICE A Picture that makes you CAPRICE . Laugh and Cry, CAPRICE 4075 Feet. CAPRICE WAR Australian Gazette. CAPRICE WAR Australian Gazette; CAPRICE WAR Pedro, the Dog Charmer. CAPRICE WAR Saltv'o Elopement. CAPRICE CANADIANS Rally to the Flag. CAPRICE CANADIANS Rallv to the Fla*. CAPRICE. CANADIANS Rally to tho Flag. Assembled Transports; Going on Board at Quebec; Loading Transports; Round the Camp Fire; Britain's Sure Shield; 35,000 Men, 9000 Horses and 250 Guns, etc, etc. A Great Programme is Worth Patronising. SPORTS AT TIMARU, fEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. CYCLING AND RUNNING. JANUARY Ist and 2nd, 1015. Special Train, to Timaru, January 2nd, leaving ati'7.s a.m., returniug at' 5.10 p.m. FP7739 PUBLIC NOTICES. -VISIT J. R. McKENZIE'S iIHRISTMAS SALE "'• '958, HIGH STREET. A LEGAL FIRM IN AUCKLAND REQUIRES:—(I) An Accountant, who has had some years experience in a law office and who—accurate and prompt—is not a selfacting machine. (2) An experienced Costs Clerk. Applications, with copy references and stating salary, required, addressed LAWYERS,' 77*7 P.O. Box 1013, Auckland. THE NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD, CHRISTCHUBCH HOSPITAL. RESIDENTS in the Country Districts Requiring! the Services of the Boards moke early appointment so that treatment may be made during the school holidays. 764 S ELECTRIC POCKET LAMPS. ™, E have landed ex Mamaii, 6000 of Vt these. They are British made, and just the thing for a Christmas gift. Prices from Sb each. TURNBULL AND JONES, LTD., Cashel Street borough of taupanga. elsctricajTengineer. APPLICATIONS are invited from Elec- ■ trical Engin3era qualified to manage the Council's Hydro-electrjc Undertaking. Salary £2OO per annum, and £25 travelling! Allowance. Conditions of appointment and eoheduLe of duties may be seen at the office of this paper or obtained from tho undersigned, by whom applications, with testimonials, will be received uv> to 7 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1915. G. W. ARLIDGE, 7740 Acting Town Clerk. A. Rood. T. J. Whyto. , OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. A LEXB. EORB and CO, MERCHANT *. TAILORS, . DOMINION BUILDINGS, 87, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. SP.ECIALITYLadies' Garments, Riding Outfite, Gents' Riding and Walking Breeches, NEWEST GOODS. JUST OPENED. CHARGES MODERATE. WANTED. MCDONALD'S N.Z. Labour ExchangeWanted, Employers apply McDonald for Shed Hands. Wanted—Married Ploughman; Head shepherd, 40s; Gardener, 80s; Boy learn milking; Houseboy; Milkers, machines used; Cowman; Cowboys; Couple, man general, wife housekeeper; Muaterers; Ploughman. McDonald, Manchester Street, 'Phono 497. WANTED. Cooks, 355, 80s. 265; H.-Md.-Waitress. West End; K.-Maid, 20s; General, 1 lady, 15s; H.P.-Md., 20s; H.P.Jld., Riccaxton, 20s; Nurse, 10s, afternoons, sleep home; W.-H.-keoper, country, 17s Gd; Married Couple, wife cook, man garden, man milk, 2Ss; Porter; Cook-General, 22s . Gd; Lady-Help, Sumner, 15s; H.M.-Waitrer.s, 15s. Harrington's Registry, 8, Chancery Lane. IENTRAL LABOUR AGENCY, Corner of l Manchester Street and Bedford Row, next Milnor and Thompson's.—Wanted, 2 Cooks, 80s, 955; 2 Housemaid-Waitresses, several Cook-Generale, town and country; Mother and Son, country house. Farmers please note.—We have Harvesters and Farm tr„.,,1«, T.-!mnlnv,ii«nt Hntnl T^nnlnrees also out of work. Central Labour Agency, Clock Tower. 'Phone 1575. \T£iU, good jtiousflKeeper, view matrimony. Apply 8.N.N., "Times." 1883 . WANTED, Experienced Woman Cook. Apply Provincial Hotel. 9879 WANTED to Sell, Piano {English), £3O, in perfect order, splendid instrument, rich clear tone, handsome case, iron frame, •to; genuine bargain." 269, Hereford Street, Cite.