amusements. 0 PEEA ~ HOUSE. SATURDAY AFTERNOON At At 2.30 SPECIAL BARGAIN MATINEE 2.30 Gd and Is. PRICES. Is and 6d- _ o PE R A house. FULLER’S REFINED VAUDEVILLE. POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST. LAST KING and THORNTON TWO JESSIE BARLEE NIGHTS THE ERNESTOS OF BURT COLEMAN. Direct from America, and First Appearance here of EOLLINGER and REYNOLD, Introducing their Original Bounding Wire Act. Special Engagement for a Short Season only of MARE and EVANS, Tho Talking Acrobats—An act to bo seen. CUMBY AND BROWN . Premier Coloured Comedians in Something New. First Appearance hero for a Short Season, only of LA TOURS, , Clever Pantomime Artists. SHIPP and GAFFNEY, Clever Patier Comedians and Dancers. THE- FOUR KINGS Clover Juvenile Acrobats and Dancers. Prices: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 2s. Back Stalls, Is. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson's. SYDENHAM PICTURES. (Under New Management). TRIANGLE KEYSTONE COMEDY.' TRIANGLE KEYSTONE COMEDY. BRIGHT LIGHTS. A Whirlwind of Fun. Featuring MABEL NORMAND and FATTY ARBUCKLE. VTTAGRAPH DRAMA, , YOUTH. •Also, Scenic and Topical. Tip-up Seats have Now been Installed right through the theatre ?°mfort for: aIL Continuous, G. 30 to 10. Adults 6d, Children 3d. A few rows seats at Is. . LOOK OUT NEXT WEEK FOR Henri d e liss ao, Tho Supremo Violinist. EVERYBODY'S. (The Distinctive Theatro.) NOW SHOWING. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! LubinV Six-reel Sensational Drama, “THE EAGLE'S NEST.” “THE EAGLE’S NEST.” “THE EAGLE'S NEST.” “THE EAGLE’S NEST.” A Talo of Adventure, crammed with Excitement and Dramatic Surprises. PRICES AS USUAL. * BRILLIANT BLUEBIRD PRODUC- ± I’ION at STARLAND THEATRE. “HOP.” THE DEVIL'S' BREW [as a Charm and Fascination which makes it Unique. A GOOD TIP. IKATING- 'ROLLER SKATING QLYMPIA RINK. You Can’t Beat It. Ooen Daily lorning Afternoon Evening Night oto 12. 2.30 to 6. 3.30 to 7. 7.30 to 10 p.m. lANCY DRESS AND POSTER CARNIVAL THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. ARTHUR L. POWER, Manager. SYDENHAM PICTURES 5 Have Just Installed THE LATEST AND WIDEST TIP-UP SEATS. H LOOK OUT NEXT IVEEK FOR ENRI DE LISSAC, The Supreme Violinist. PUBLIC NOTICES. t JOINT of may be tough, hut you c an always deuend on the delicious ' “ MILITARY PICKLE ” being fasty and appetising. Every grocer sells it. Buy a bottle to-day. » *_
-n«-RS HUNT, SPECIALIST, MAGNETIC M MASSEUSE. Successfully cures all Female Complaints. Medical Diagnosis advice on all subjects. Sherboruo Street, cf! Bealey Avenue. ’ 01A1 MISSING FRIEND. TF WILLIAM STEPHEN OSBORNE, tho 1 son of the late James Osborne, of lai Tanu Canterbury, Farmer, will communicate with Mr C. W. Purnell, Solicitor, Ashburton, ho will hear of something to his ftdvantage. 7274 WANTED. BROOK’S-DARBY’S Select Registry, Chancery Lane are needing Waitress, 255; Kit. M’s., 255, Waitress (hotel), 20s; M. Couple, man valet, wife good cook (10 a.m., Monday), £llO, M.C., man 3 cows, etc., wife house (two family), £lO-1; H.M.W., 20s; H-M-. 17s 6d• Nurse-S'ewing M. (refined). 20s; Oeni., 255, 20b; Cook, Wanganui Tourist House, 30s; Cooks .extra good ■ places, 27s Gd; 25s- L Holps, 20s, 17s Cd; Cook-Genl., 20s; Superior Gent. Boarder, 255; Barmaid, 45a; Pantry M., 22s 6d; Cook-H.K.. 22s Gd; H.Parlour M., 20s. ’Phones—Office 1106, Resi-. denco 3221. SHEEPFARMERS’ Labour Exchange.— Wanted, M.C., G.F.H., wife occasional work look 'after post office, good cottage, grown-up family preferred; M.C., rouscabout, wife cook for 3 (house); Chauffeur Mechanic, good place; Groom (4 or 5 show haoks), good station; Ploughmen, 37s Gd, 355; CowruenGardcners, 27s Gd, 255; Station Hand, 30s. Shcopfarmers’ Labour Exchange Please note change of address; 150, Hereford Chambers. 'Phone 3703, CENTRAL Labour Agency, Armagh Street W., Victoria Square, have 2 Capable Girls Waiting Engagement; Cook and H. or K. Mail, together; Hotel or 8.-house. Wanted —Married Ploughman, £l3O, cottage; Female Cook, foi mon, 40s; Cook-Generals, 255, 20s; H.P.-maids, 20s; Waitress, 255, 20s’; H.-keeper, under forty, £l, country. 'Phone 1575. WANTED, Shepherds; Mlarried Shepherd; Cowmcn-Gardeners; Station Hand; Married Ploughman; Ploughmen, 80s,- 85s; Cowboys; Station- Groom; Robbiter, dogs ’ound. McDonald, 113, Manchester Street. Phone 497. . TOT ANTED, Cook, 30b, boy kept; Kitchen VV Second Cook, 27s Gd; Waitress, 255; H.-md (Hotel country), 20s; Nurse (2 chilIrcn, country), 17s Gd; H.-keeper, 17a Gd, jountry; Cook and H. ; mda.. town and ooun--ry 255. 22s Gd; Barmaid, lending hotel; look,*for two people, 20s; Youth, farm, 20s; [ 11.-Parlour-mds., 20s; Lady Help, 17s Gd. iVaitin" Employment—Hotel Cook and Mar•ied Couple, splendid references. Harringon’s Registry. Tele. 1678. 8, Chancery [jane. LEFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs Pritchard is a Cash Buyer of Gents’ Misfits and Loft){f Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux; iPo Ladies’ and Children's Clothing. Spot lash. Ring up ’Phone 3394, or write. 12, Victoria Sireet. ,/TONEY to Lend—£l to £2s—ueon HouseUL hold Furniture (without removal). No ilav Repayable easy Weekly Instalments, el. 2567. L. W. BALKIND, 639, Colombo treet. DTOR-Car, 2-3 seater, just repainted and overhauled; a bargain at £l5O. Haland Ingram, Oxford Torraco, opp. toester Street Bridge. 2554 Pastrycook, opposite 2719 OASTRYCOOK—Wanted, a 1 Broadway’s Bakehouse, Broadway’s " Times ’’ Office. 30MERAN1ANS, Miniature, for Salo — 1 Lovely Orange, heavy stand off coat; Orange shaded Sable; 1 Pretty Brown, sry showy dog. Brothers to winners of 8 irsts, Ashburton Show. By first-class Imorted sire and dam. Orders booked for uppies. B.aldock, opposite Beckenham cliool, Sandwich Road. 8720
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17250, 18 August 1916, Page 1
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