AMUSEMENTS. ' QUEEN'S THEATRE. PERPETUAL PICTURE PALACE Daily: 11.30 till 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY! A CHARLES DICKEN'S FESTIVAL. A CHARLES DICKEN'S FESTIVAL. In response to repeated recrucsts, Charles Dickens's Immortal Work, A TALE OF TWO CITIES Will be Screened for positively 3 Days only, commencing To-day at 11.30 o'olock. This Magnificent Picture Story is in Threo Parts, and. is 3400 ft in length. PART I. Tho beginning of this historical story aroirses tho deepest feelings, showing, as it does, the wrongs suffered by the mases. PART 11. The intensity of tho story increases in i interest and shows Lucy Manette grown to womanhood, admired by Sydney Carton (Maurice Cc6tello),_ and through her purity of soul ho is conscious of his own weakness. PART IH. Tho willing sacrifice of Sydney Carton for the love he boro Lucy Manette, "A greater.lore than this hath no maji to give his life for another." I This intensely interesting and powerful Dramagraph is the work of tho vitagraph • Company, and special features of tins remarkable production are the superb and , almost regal settings, those descriptive of the FRENCH REVOLUTION FRENCH REVOLUTION at its height, with all its harrowing scenes. being described as wonderful masterpieces of realism. _ In addition to the abovo tho usual Brilliant Series will bo Screened ONE PTiICE TO ALL PARTS. ADULTS. SIXPENCE; CHILDREN. 3d. SITUATIONS VACANT. ' CASH ADVEItTISEUEKTS under this heading Fourteen Word", SIXPENCE per InsertionSix insertions, 2i 63; f.ver Fonrteen Wor1« nnd net exceeding) Tweuty-fonr Words, Is; Six insertions, ss, Double rates charted, nnlew cash paid. fn replying to advertisement i of Situations Vacant 'applicants ihouW' sent COPIES o| testimonials, NOT OrlglMls. IftTANTED, Experienced DRESS- » T MAKER for 10 days—Address Bag 934, or 'Phono 667, 28jy WANTED, HOUSEMAID; sleep at homo; wages £I.—Glasgow Rcstaurant, Moray place, 28jy WANTED, First-class BLACKSMITH; Y'no other need apply.—Schlaadt (Limited), Cumberland street. - 26jy WANTED, Good COOK; wages' 3(kMartin Wills, Criterion Hotel, Alexandra South. 26jy WANTED, Smart MESSAGE BOYApply J. Helmkey and Son, pastrycooks, George street. »26jy WANTED, MACHINIST, also Log "'_ Trolly MAN; easy country.—Apply William Gwyn, Houipapa. . 22jy WANTED, MARRIED COUPLeT general farm hand; state family and wages expected— FarnifiTimes Omco. SKENE'S-Statioii Couples (£100), Shepherds (£80), Milkers, Farm Workers , (256), Groom-Gardener's, Gardener (30s) DOMESTICS of every kind can find good SITUATIONS through tho Gray Registry, sunny Napier. 20ju MISS WEIR, St, Andrew street, Re- - quires—Housekeeper, Cooks, Generals, Parlourmaids (light), Housemaids, Nursogirl, Houscmaid-Laundrciss, 28jy WANTED, Competent GENERAL; small family adults.—Apply Mrs Orbell, ..." Mountcraig," Jubilee street, Mornington. 26jy WANTED, PROBATIONER, for Massage Institute.—Apply Red Cross Massage' Institute, 11 Market street (near ■car-'sheds).-' 25jy WANTED, Experienced HOUSEKEEPER for country! good home.— Apply (with references) John Skene and Son, ■ 22jy WANTED, a First-class BODYBUILDER; splendid opportunity for man with tasto for motor work.—J. Bath and Sons, coaohbuilders, Yarrow street, luvereargill. 28jy ANTED-Cook kitchenmaid. kept; Timaru), Cook (hotel, eouth line; 255), Nursemaid (Roslyn), Generals, Practical Gardener (country hotel).—Miss Spain, opposite First Church. 28jy ASSISTANT required for CLOTHING DEPARTMENT; must have had window-dressing experience. W. PENROSE & CO., 26jy George street. ~A N B 5! GOOD BOILERMAKERS AND RIVETERS. Apply A. & G. PRICE (LTD.), 25jy Thames. O S A D D L E R S. I Required for a South Otago - saddlerv business, A ' FIRST.CLASS SADDLER, With all-round, thorough knowledge of his trade, and ability to act as salesman : when required. Write full particulars, wages expected, and give reference to 28jy LEATHER, P.P. Times. W" ■ A N T E D, By Shipping, Forwarding, and Customs Agents Firm, in Gisborne, AGENCY FOR INSURANCE COMPANY already not represented. Address communicat' : on6 INSURANCE, 26jy BOX 164, Gisborne. ARGANIST - AND CHOIRMASTER Wanted, for St. Paul's Presbyterian \ Church.' InvereargillSalary. £100 per annum Aipply (before 18th August) to J. M'NAREY. 28jy Session Clerk. I N E ' MANAGER. Wanted. AN EXPERIENCED MINE MANAGER, For Waipa Collieries, Ngaruawahia (Waikato). Full information will bo furnished on application to THE SECRETARY, Waipa Railway and Collieries (Ltd.), 100 Customhouse quay, Wellington, WA N T E~ ~d; COUNTRY AGENT, • For Clinton and Surrounding Districts. Previous experience and knowledge of locality preferred. Apply (by letter only, stating ealary expected) OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE . 26jy ASSOCIATION, Dunedin. J WALLACE AND FIORD HOSPITAL. ' WANTED, TWO ■ CERTIFICATED ! NURSES._ Salaries, £65 each per annum. Applications, accompanied with testimonials, Closo Noon of THURSDAY, 31st inet. GEO. O. CASSELS, 21jy Secr-itary, Rivcrton, WA N . T E D, MAN, To milk from 75 to 160 cows on shares. Wife to cook for threo mon. in addition to '_ men engaged in milking. Applicants must i have had experience with cows. None without good references need apply. ) For further particulars address BOX 20, , 25jy Post Office. Waimatc. W ANTE D, Good, all-round ; SPOUTING WRITER, i With Thorough Knowledge of Newspaper Work, ■ TO ASSUME FULL EDITORIAL CONTROL OF FIRST-CLASS ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. Stafe qualifications, references, and salary ; required. [ JOURNALIST, C'/o Arthur Olcavo and Co. (Ltd.), . 28jy Auckland,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15827, 28 July 1913, Page 1
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