Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9173, 13 October 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE. Under the direction of J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. A BRILLIANT SEASON, Commencing SATURDAY EVENING NEXT And Positively Limited to ELEVEN NIGHTS ONLY. First Appearance in \\ cllington of ,L C. WILLIAMSON’S NEW ENGLISH NEW ENGLISH 4 T , r MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANYMUSICAL COMEDY, COMPANY. In three oi the finest musical comedies produced in recent years, as gauged ,ny tho unanimous opinion of tire critics, and their immense popularity wherever played. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, Tho Parisian Novelty in Three Acts. THE GIRL IN THE TAXI THE GIRL IN THE TAXI With preciisely the same cast,, brilliant costuming, and elaborate scenic effects as in Zviinoy and Melbourne, where I Kith GOMT-aNY AND PLAYS created a veritable furore of enthusiasm. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. The Same Strong Company will Present the Non-stop Laughter Play, HIGH JINKS HIGH JINKS A Musical Jollity in Three Acts. The lyric success of the season, in New York, and still running at that theatre. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27th and 28th. THE GIRL ON THE FILM. Tho THE GIRL ON THE FILM. Lively, THE GIRL ON THE FILM. Lilting. THE GIRL ON THE FILM. Laughing THE GIRL ON THE FILM. Success. . Played to overflawing and enthusiastic audiences throughout the whole of lastseason at the Gaiety Theatre, London. Patrons, in view of the unprecedented interest in these charming musical comedies, are notified that tho BOX PLANS for the season of 11 nights will open at The BRISTOL TO-MORROW MORNING. at 9 o’clock. "JJER MAE MARSH in SHATTERED At- the K I N G’S. - IDOL” WANGANUI RIVER. THE GREAT SCENIC ATTRACTION OP THE DOMINION. SPEND Your Summer Holidays amidst Nature's Glories; stay at PIPIRIKI HOUSE. The Finest Tourist Hostelry in the Dominion.. Stay and Trout Pish at' the Beautiful and Unique Houseboat. SPECIAL CHEAP WEEKLY TARIFFS. Itineraries, Timetables, Bookings—Cook and Sons and all Tourist Bureaux. A. HATRICK AND CO.. LTD. ' ROKA BAY STORE AND COAL DEPOT (Next Ferry Wharf). FAMILIES waited upon. Goods de- ■ livered promptly. CHARLES RUSSELL, Proprietor. WANTED ' . customers mean lost -L-J trade. Lost trade means lost profit. Get proper records by a cash Register and keep your customers. National Cash 'Register Go. Local office, 32. Cuba street, -i -i- ■r.-J s-w- 1 WHEN you see a I>ady insisting on having the delicious PICKLE?’ she ilaa Kadi some’ before.’ Price reasonable. . G - EANO3E, for the children, makes bone, brain and muscle. Sanitarium Health Food Co., 83, Wiilia street. WH have a good stock of Bally’s Latest Tennis Racquets and Balls at Reduced Prices. ; Seater and Co., 24. Grey street. GRUSADER Typewriter Ribbons. Carbons, Wax Stencils, Duplicator Inks, etc-, are all of British manufacture. Agents throughout New, Zealand. STILL they Come! Bring the children along to the Alva Studio, Cuba street, for most artistic portraiture. Under entirely new management. UPTURB—Wear the O’Conor’.Truss, no iron or steel; comfortable, durable, washable. W. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 32, Willis street. *7"ANTED—Cyclists, Motorists, get V. our prices for Waterproof Capes d Overalls; Lamps, other accessories, ail orders a specially’. .Woodcock ros-. 78, Viyian street. . A7"ANTED Known —Catalogues of any V size or description printed by tho Cimes" at reasonable cost. Let na yon. •EEAKFAST from 6.30 a.m., and Meals I Tip to 7 p.m., may bo obtained at , People’s Cafe, next Pier Hotel. rORKBES about to furnish, before TT. buying new furniture see S. C. Gibson’s stock, comer Vivian and Tara. nakl streets. Prices .light. ANTED Known—Send your Suit along to Barber and Co.’s, 123. Cuba street, or 147 Eiddiford street. It will be returned in a few days dyed any colour, as good as new.. FIT a Sinks Carburetter if you want a perfect “tick” over and the_ most wonderful slow running; and violent acceleration,. and at same time marvellous economy in petrol. Fear. Engineer, Willis street. WANTED Known Bookbinding of any description and in any class of material beautifully executed ‘ by the "Times” Jobbing Department. Ring up No. 2449 for prices. 5 TO J 825 to lend privately upon Household Furniture (without reval). Repayable by easy instalments. I or write, enclosing stamp for reply. L. W. BALKIND.. 125, Vivian street, tone 2G64A. - 4 1 - NURSE McFARLANB, Certificated (Glasgow Maternity Hospital Trained) begs to announce that she has taken over the late Nurse Walker's Private Hospital (Maternity) at 29, Marion street. Telephone 427 a. 976 \\T ANTED. Your Furniture. Blake yy and Co. will give big price, spot cash for same, or obtain good price, for von. House sal© or mart. Try Blake and Co., Auctioneers, 53. Lower Cuba street. 'Phone 2504. WANTED Known —Palmer’s Luncheon and Supper Booms, at 168, Lambton quay, are right up to date. Private supper room for ladies. WANTED Known ROYAL MAIL leaves CARBINE STABLES. Feilding. for Kimbolton daily at 8.30 a.m., and 3.30 p.'m.: leaves Kimbolton at noon for Feilding. E. J. MOORE, Proprietor. Feildlng. . WANTED Known Account Books ruled to any requirements can be had at the "Times” office. These books are strong and faithfully made, and the quality of paper used is of the best. Ring ns 2449 and the traveller will call on you. ANTED Known—That the old es- . . tahlished fiim of A. Robertson and Co., of 37. _Ghnxnee street. are still dyeing colours m most shades, as their methods did not entirely depend upon the dyes manufactured. in Germany Mourning orders a speciality. Feathers and boas cleaned, dyed and curled. P.O. Bos 2, Te Aro. TTiono 918. Dry cleaning a speciality.