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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16121, 9 July 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EXCLUSIVE PICTURE By still another Now Company. THE HARP OF TARA, Showing only at tho PLAZA PICTURES ■*• (Wlhere tho Crowds Go!!) Hours: 12 to 5.30; 6.30 to 10 p.m. Supper Rooms Open till 10.45 p.m. PLAZA'S EXCLUSIVE FILM This Week-end is tho Irish Picture-play (Western Imp.), THE HARP OF TARA. According to the Legend, THE HARP OF TARA Is to be tJho Moans of Saving and FREEING IRELAND. This Picture, is Typically Irjsvh, and includes AN IRISH EVICTION SCENE And Consequent Doauybrook Row with tho English Soldiers. THE HARP OF TARA. Tho first HARP OF TARA. motion picture HARP OF TARA. play on the HARP OF TARA. famous old HARP OF TARA. Irish legend. Will Appeal to All Classes—a Pretty Plot, with a Pretty Heroine, and -tho Villago Priest as the Peacemaker. Aleo Showing— LOVE and DYNAMITE Keystone Com. JOLLYBOY'S DREAM Martin Com. rt'ARWICK CHRONICLE Topical SCENES IN SUNNY SPAIN, And tho Hepwortli Moral Plav, THOU SHALT NOT STEAL A Powerful Moral Photoplay from the Eighth Commandment. A SPLENDID WEEK-END BILL. A SPLENDID WEEK-END BILL. ADMISSION, 6d. CHILDREN, 3d. SITUATIONS VACANT. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per insertion; Six insertions, 2s Gd; over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-four Words, Is; Six insertions, ss. Double rates charged unless cash paid. In replying to advertisements ol Situations Vacant, applicants should Bend COPIES of testimonials, NOT ORIGINALS. ANTED, DAY PORTER—AppIy Critorion Hotel. 9jy "YVANTED, a Smart YOUTH for offico H and store. —Box 20, Dunedin. 9jy ANTED, CANVASSER and COLLECTOR; previous experience not essential.—Address Energetic, Times Office, BAKER wanted for country; must be tirst-class bread and smailgoods.—Apply (by letter) to J. Rattray and Sou. (Ltd.). j S "IRENE'S.—Experienced Farm COUPLE; husband rouscabout, wtfo oook for 4 men; highest __j?j y i OWN-COUNTRY AGENCY. —Shearers i (blade), Flax-cutters (6s, stump), Dryscutchers (32s 6d ton). Ploughman (50s). Wanted, Cook-General, Light VJT General, Bantrymaid.—Hutton and Hcrriot, 05 Stuart etrect. 9jy COOK (255; kitcheninaid kept; no laundry), Housemaids (17s 6d), Generals.— Miss Weir, 25 Filloul street. 9jy WANTED, Assistant SALESWOMAN.— Apply (between 9 and 10 a.m.), Singcr Sewing Machine Co. 9jy WANTED, MAN to distribute handbills. Drapery Supply Association, South Dunedin. J_ y WANTED (for Invercargill), .First-class Licensed PLUMBER; highest wages. Methven and Co., Crawford street. Ojy T/SrANTED, Young LADY as junior ▼ v assistant sales.—J. R. M'Kenzio, fancy goods, George street. 9jy W' ANTED, Steady CHAUFFEUR; able to do running repairs; no joy-riders need apply.—Motor, Times Office. 9.jy W" ANTED, a General SEKVANT— Apply Mrs (Dr) Lindon, King Edward street, South Dunedin. 9jy WANTED. Respectable, Educated BOY (about 11) for our warehouse. —Written applications to P. Hayman and Co. WANTED, Young MAN to drive wagon. Apply (between 8 and 9 p.m.) Taieri end Peninsula Milk Company. Dunedn. WANTED, good GENERAL for family of 3 adults.—Apply Mrs Sincock, 78 Stafford street. Bjy RESPECTABLE, Clean Person ASSIST Cleaning, Washing (9-2); 8s weekly.— W. M„ Times Office. 7Jy MAN (with family)'wanted, milk; small farm; close town, school; good place. Comfortable, Times. ANTED, CONDUCTOR, Dominion Band, Invercargill; state salary and . occupation. —Apply A. Thomson, Secretary. W' ANTEDT an experienced GENERAL for private family.—Address P.O. Box 25, Balelufaha. *jy MANAGER Wanted for Kahikatea Dairy Factory (cheese), Hinahina, Ratanui Send references, etc., to Secretary. 4jy APABLE PLOUGHMAN wanted; good horseman; Scotsman preferred; wages 30s.—Box 16, Balclutha. 3jy WANTED (at once), MINER for Mount Wallace Coal Pit.—Apply J. Twaddle, Stirling: or Jas. Bowie. Waimate. 30ju ANTED. BREWER, to take charge of smau brewery; good opening for enterprising man. —Applications to Stoutale, C.P.O. Box 1490, Wellington. 9jy WANTED (urgently)— General # (20s; household two, St. Clair), Kitchenmaid (20s) and Cooks (30s; institution).— Miss Spain. 9jv ANTED, a HOUSEKEEPER; two persons (father and son); references; ago between 30 and 40. —Burnsido, Times Office; 7jy WANTED, a smart, respectable LAD to learn farming; must be able to milk; good chance to a good lad.—Apply Teviotdale. Palmenston. 7jy W" ANTED, MANAGER, Tarara Cooperative Dairy Factory; output about 22 tons; applicants to forward testimonials up to 18th July to Duncan Campbell, secretary, 7jy WANTED (by leading life assurance society), Experienced CANVASSER and COLLECTOR; debit thirteen pounds; liberal terms to good man. —Address (by letter) Superintendent, Box 48. 9jy BOOT TRADE.—Wanted: A Good Pressman, Competent Man for edge-trim-mer, also Pump Hand. * G. A. COLES & CO. (LTD.). 9jy Eden terrace, Auckland. HARDWARE SALESMAN required for wholesale indent \*sork; must havo good experience heavy metals. Address (in first instance), stating salary required, age., and references to WILLIAMS, HUNT, & CO., Profe3&ional Accountants. Johnston street, 9Jy ENTAL EFFICTENCY.-Mental efficiency is superior to, and governs, physical strength and brute force. 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