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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8171, 12 July 1912, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS It II E A T K E It 0 Y A Jj. Brennan-Fullcrs’ Vaudeville CircuitManaging Director Ben. J. Fuller. THE BEST IX VAUDEVILLE, Comprising: English, American, and Continental Artists. Direct imported from London THE KING'S COLLEGE BOVS, THE KINO'S COLLEGE BOYS. Society Harmonising Entertainers. UISS BE At MONT COLLINS HISS BEAUMONT COLLINS AND LONDON WEST END COMPANY In tile Screaming Domestic Farcical Comedj’ Act, "BEDFELLOWS." SHRIEKS! HOARS! CONVULSIONS! You commence laughing at the start of the act; it is infectious, you must laugh, and you Positively Shriek. .MAMIE ELLIS. England's Dashing Serio. Imported from England, PEGGY ROMA; LAWRENCE BARCLAY, The irresistible English Comedian. ALBERT AND HILLIEK, European Comedy Artists. And Embracing Among Others 16 HIGH CLASS VARIETY ARTISTS. Dress Circle and 0.5.. 2s; Stalls, Is; Reserved Seats, 2s 6d. Plan at Dresden. 616 g K A T I N G RINK The Recognised Homo of Perfect Pictures. Direction John Fuller and Sons. THIS EVENING AT 6. PULLERS’ Tho Best PICTURES. FULLERS' of Ail PICTURES. Presenting TWO ORPHANS The Selig Company's TWO ORPHANS Great TWO ORPHANS Masterpiece. THE SECRET OF THE MISER'S CAVE. Through China. 1« Life Expensive? RANCHMAN'S DEBT OF HONOR. Trip to the Isis of Man. Lake Scutari. A GAME OF CHESS. And a number of other subjects. , Orchestra. Stalls, Is; Stalls, 6d. SATURDAY (2.33) AFTERNOON GRAND 'MATINEE GRAND MATINEE 615 'V\T ANTED—Position ns manager on sheep * * and cattle station; North Island preferred; ten years’ practical experience; highest testimonials. Apply. "Urgent.” P.O. Box 767, Wellington. 623 WANTED— Wo have made a great reputation by faithfully catering for the Wellington public and are now serving the daintiest ,ot afternoon tea at oar rooms. Fail’s Commercial Restaurant, 196, Lambton quay. WANTED Known—The History of Rugby Football in Wellington and Wairarapa is now on Sa;e at all Railway Stations and with train runners. Ti/TES A. F. NELSON has vacancies for Tf-i Lying-in Patients; good doctors; bus passes door. Address. Private Nursing House, Blackbridge. Lower Ilutt. 635 WANTED Known—Tho name Edward Collie, Ltd., stands for all that is best and most artistic in furniture. WANTED— Edison's Gem Combination and Fireside Phonograph, £4 10s and £6 IDs: cash or easy time payments; open every evening. Fleming and Co., opposite Library. Newtown. WANTED, an active group of men and women in every neighbourhood in New Zealand who can and will give an afternoon or evening each week working for tho United Labour party. Address Walter Thomas Mills, National Organiser, ” Times ” olticc, Wellington. WANTED Known Oysters, Oysters. Oysters—Beautiful and fresh from the bed of tho ocean, on your plate, at Palmer’s Oyster Saloon, on the Quay, To-day. WANTED Known—The History of Rugby Football in Wellington and Wairarapa is now on Sale at all Railway Stations and with train runners. WANTED— Have you friends tar away? Ot course you have. Consult us about your photograph for tho next mail. Alva Studios. 126, Ouba street. ’Phone 3205. 'TX/'-V.NTED Known—Pinnock’a Garage, ad- » V joining Hotel Arcadia. 'Phono 2349 only number we have. WANTED _ Known—There is an air of distinction about the homo that is furnished with Edward Collie’s furniture. WANTED Known—New Hudson Motor Cycles. 3i-4 b.p.. 3-spoed. free engine. Goes tno work of a 6 h.p. single gear machine at half the cost. The ideal machine for side-car work. Witcombe and Pym, Agents. Vivian street. ’Phone 2451. WANTED Known Repeater Alarm Clocks, rings 20 seconds and stops 20 seconds, for 10 minutes, 9s 6d; best clock on the market. Lloyd, Jeweller. Wellington. WANTED —For Motor Cars and Cycles tho best oil to use is "Empire’' Cylinder Oil. Non-carbonising, economical: extra high Hash-point. Empire Oil Co.. Ltd.., Harris street, Wellington, pro* prietors. 1 WE aro still lending cut Folding Chairs and Tables suitable for Halls, Euchre Parties, etc., at lowest rates. At Asher’s, Ingestre street. 805

WANTED Known Cylinder Oil The “Empire" Oylindei Oil for motors eaves labour, time, and money; non-car* bonising, high flash-point. Empire Oil Co., Ltd., Harris street, "Wellington, proprietors. WANTED Known Try Kurcomb’a. 138, Willis street, for Fresh and Smoked Fish, Oysters, etc. No freezer flab. WANTED— Hairdresser. Apply, Box 54. ha tea. 611 WANTED Known—The History of Rugby Football in Wellington and Wairarapa is now on Sale at all Railway Sta* tions and with train runners. WANTED— The Famous Cleopatra Cream, first used by the beautiful Queen, who retained her youthful creamy skin un* til her death. Can be obtained only at Mrs Waddell’s. Boulcott Chambers. Boui> cott street. \AT ANTED—ONE HUNDRED MEN AND * \ WOMEN Wellington who can and will give on© afternoon or evening each week as special workers for the United Labor party. Address. Walter Thomas Mills, National Organiser. “Times” Office. WANTED Known—New Hudson h.p., lightweight. .3-speed, free engine. The go anywhere machine. The steeper the hill the better the New Hudson likes it Trial run given. Repairs to any make machines by motor experts. Witcombe and Pym. Agents, Vivian street. ’Phone 2451. '\/V' AlSTED—Shepherd, general work, oogs » » and saddle, £7O year; Stationhand with dog, sheep work etc.. 25a; Genera a 12s to 20s; Ladyhclps; Housemaid: Married Caretaker Boys’ Training Farm £l2O stamp reply. F. P. Welch. Labour Agent, Masterton. WANTZH —Write the Royal Registry Office, over Shaw, Chemist. Willis street, Wellington, for Farm Hands in any capacity. Housekeepers, Governesses. Typists. Lady Helps. Cooks. Barmaids. Married Couples for stations, etc., and we will select those applicants for your approval who ave most suitable for the work you require. w ANTED Known — WHERE MOTOR-CARS ARB REPAIRED. GROVE MOTOR WORKS, 432 70. Ghuznee street.

w ANTED—For merchant ’s oflice, smart Lad. One with some previous experience preferred. Excellent opening. Address. with copies of testimonials, etc. Kokakonui. Box 745. Wellington. 633 SHORTHAND \VRITEB~ fPHE services of a fast shorthand writer (male) with business abilitv and district knowledge required. Apply in writing. EDITOR. "New Zealand Times." NAPIER BOROUGH COUNCIL. ' CLERK OF WORKS. A PPLICATIONS are invited for the posi--ri tion of Clerk of Works in connection with the construction of the Council’s Electric Tramways and Lighting undertaking. The salary will be at the rate of £3OO per annum. The person appointed will be required to superintend the construction of works to be carried out b.y Contract, and to act under the instructions and supervision of the Council’s Electrical Engineer. Applications, stating age, experience and date when free to commence, and accompanied by copies of references, must be delivered to me not later than Noon on August 21st, 1912. ■ If. ITOERAT. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Napier, July Stb, 1912. 624