AMUSEMENTS. NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. PERPETUAL PICTURE PALACE. Daily 11.30 til! 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30. Positively the Lust Opportunity To-day cf Witnessing our Present Gigantic Programme, SACRIFICED TO THE LIONS Remarkable -Animal Deamagraph. HUNTERS OF THE AIR Pathe Coloured Nature Study. Cinderella's Slipper... Vita Comedy-Drama. A BEAR ESCAPE Keystone Comio. John Arthur's Trust Lubin Comic, PATHE GAZETTE, Etc., Etc. ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS. ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. THURSDAY NEXT. Tho GrMt Vibignaph Feature Drama, " WHEN THE DESERT WAS KIND," U R' N HALL. "GOUNOD'S OPERA "FAUST" Will oo given by the SOUTHERN MUSICAL SOCIETY On WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 30. Reserved Chairs, 2sj Other Parts, Is. Scats may be Reserved at tho Dresden. 23jy W, M. BECK, Hon. Sec. JOHNSTONE'S PIANO TUTOR OFFERS TO THE STUDENT THE ONLY ROYAL ROAD TO SUCCESS. Agents, THE DRESDEN PIANO CO, (LTD.). . SITUATIONS VACANT. : WANTED, a good GENERAL or GIRL to assist.—Apply 534 King street. AUCKLAND KINDERGARTEN AS- : x> - SOCIATION. APPLICATIONS will be received up to AUGUST 15, 1913, for the Position of HEAD of Training Department and SUPERINTENDENT of Free Kindergarten. Salary £175 per annum. Engagement in first instance for one year (1914), Applications (with testimonials) to bo sent to Mr E. BROOKE-SMITH, Hon. Secretary, A.KA. Exchange lane, Auckland. 23jy SITUATIONS WANTED. CASH ADYEIITISEJIENXS under this healing Fourteen Words, fcIXPENOE per insertion; six insertions 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words onu not exceeding Twenty -lour Words, Is; Six insertions, ss. Double rates charged unless cash paid. /"IIIEF or PASTRYCOOK; experienced; V references -M. 0„ 26 -Cnrgill street. OAKEII wants SITUATION; bread and smallgocds.—Baker. Times Office. Competent Person), a u 88 housekeeper.— Address Willing, Times Office. 23jy WIDOW wite Washing, Gleaning, or Cooking by the day; Roslyn.— Recommended, Roalyn Post Office. 23jy YOUNG Man Wants JOB as handyman, private house; Canterbury preferred. Liddicoat, Comston. Ashburton 23i.v A LADY would like POSITION as ■£*- housekeeper; fond of children.Heletie, Times. Office. ■ . . SSjy. |7XPEIUENCED^^,^fa^IOB ■*-* on road or station.—Address Sober, Times Office. 21jy WANTED, SITUATION as Striker in _ country blacksmith's shop; 8 months' experience.—Strikr-r. Times Office. 17jy W \NTED, WASHING or CLEANING by day; reference—Apply No, 18 York place 23jy WANTED (by Young Man). Light WORK on farm or station; fruit farm preferred; snmll salary; references given.—Juvenis. Times Office. 23jy FARMER (30, retired, with largo commercial experience) seeks OCCUPATlON.—Propositions to Compter, Times Office. 19 jy Bookkeeper (married) J requires EMPLOYMENT; long connection in coui, Customs, nieroontile, and shipping work; excellent references.— T. R. J., Box 393,.P.0., Christcl.iirch. TO STOREKEEPERS, MANUFAcT TURERS, AND OTHERS.—A Firstclass Business Man, with a. practical knowledge of G roeery, Hardware, Drapery Bookkeeping, etc., is desirous of INVEST-ING-a FEW HUNDRED POUNDS whero capital and service would be profitably utilised. DEPOSITOR, 23jy Times Office. LOST AND FOUND. CASH ADVEHTISEMENTS under this heading: I'ourtecn Words, SIXPKNOE por insertion; Six insertions 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-tour Words, 1b ; Six insertions, 6s. Double rates charged unless cash paid. O S T CHEQUE Tho Public a-ro cautioned against negotiating Cheque No. 49509, drawn on the National Bank of New Zealand, Dimedin, by M. Kean. cn July 15, 1913, for tho sum of Fifteen Pounds Fourteen Shillings and Sixpence sterling, and payable to 209. Payment of which is Stopped 23jy LOST (Saturday afternoon, between Ogg's Corner aJid Bay View road), Gold BROOCH, sot with amethyst; reward.— Finder return G. Barrow, grocer. South Dunedin. 22jy WILL person who look UMBRELLA by mistake from Public Library Monday please LiiAVE game with Libiarian \ 23jy the gentleman who took wrong Vf HAT at Brown's EXCHANGE ?- Address J. L., Times Ofiico. 22jy LOST (in city). Gold Cable BANGLE.Apply 50 High street, Roslyn. Regard. 23jy LOST (between View street and Railway Station), Largo Cameo BROOCH; reward.—Wiec and Co. 22jy ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. hite HOUSE, lIENLEY. VISITORS CAN RELY UPON RECEIVING EVERY ATTENTION AT . THE ABOVE COMFORTABLE HOME. AMOS M'KEGG. , 9jy Henley. Hydro grand hotel, CAROLINE HAY, TIMARU. The largest and most up-to-date Private Hotel in New Zealand. Eighty luxuriously furnished rooms, electric light, and lifts. *6 up-to-date bathrooms, with hot and cold fresh and salt water baths. Suites for partif s. Telegrams " Hydro," P.O. Box 3. Bja I'. C. JONES, Proprietor. iiiTE Haßt Dotei. . CHRISTCHURCH Under Now Management. '] he Whito Hart has every advantage, being centra., modern in construction, and well furnished. , The Leading Commercial and Family Hotel. V M. DREWITT, i Snp Proprietor HA RT Y & CO., Bond street, Dunedin, lEA WINE und SPIRIT MERCHANTS, t And COMMISSION and INSURANCE Agent. OTAGO WITNESS.—New Stones. A largo ' amount of reading matter. Puce Gd. i
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15823, 23 July 1913, Page 1
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