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Free Lance, Volume XVI, Issue 868, 23 February 1917, Page 17

Miss Marjory Nicholls notifies elsewhere that she is prepared to take private pupils in elocution and speech training. ' . gj-RAND . OPERA HOUSE. Season Commencing Saturday, March 2nd. Two Old Favourites in One GEORGE WILLOUGHBY and his MUSICAL FARCE COMPANY and a Specially Selected Personnel in the Laugh-Producing 3-Act Comedy "WHAT HAPPENED TO.JONES" interspersed with all the LATEST SONGS AND DANCES. GEO. WILLOUGHBY sa JONES, the irrepressible Bagman who travels for a Hymn - Book House and sells Playing Cards ss a side line. " He catches 'em coming and going," WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES, Interpreted by a Talented Company of Comedians direct from the Leading Australian Theatres, N ~ " SEE DAILY PAPERS FOR FULL ' PARTICULARS. TEMPORARY CLERKS. APPLICATIONS are invited from competent clerks experienced in accounts and general office work. Remuneration £4 to £5 per week, according to qualifications. Apply immediately. P. YERSCHAFFELT, Secretary. Office of the Publio Service Commissioner^ Wellington, 21st February, 1917.