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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16239, 24 November 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS MEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. PERPETUAL PICTURE PALACE. DAILY: 11.30 till 5.30 : 6.30 till 10.30. SPECIAL SHOW WEEK BILL. Headed by A Superb Majestic Picture Drama: —THE— —THE THE— — ANGEL OF CONTENTION Love and Life in a Mining Camp. Redolent of Bret H&rto In the Days of Old. In tho Days of Gold. Full of the Vigour of tho Wild West. WAR SPECIAL: WAR SPECIAL! , THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF LOUVAIN. LOUVAIN. LOUVAIN. Another Great KEYSTONE; LAUGHING GAS. LAUGHING GAS. Featuring Everybody's Favourite, the Inimitable CHARLES CHAPLIN, At his very best. Supporting SUBJECTS include: How TVuit is Crystallised Jnteresting Voice of Silenoo JSdison Drama Colonel Heeza. Liar's Adventures in Africa (A Rollicking Extravaganza, Drawn by I. R. Bray, tho Noted Cartoonist). Topical Budget (containing a Host of Important Scenes from the Front). ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS: ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN. 3d. SALE OF WORK, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, STUART STREET 1 , WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 25th and 26th November, From 2.30 to 10 p-.m. In Aid of Roslyn Church of Christ Building Fund. Santa Claus in attendance. Admission Free. SITUATIONS VACANT. CASH ADVKBTISKMENTB under this headiug: Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per insertion; Eii insertions. 2s 6d; over Fourteen Worda and not exceeding Twenty-tour Words, Is; Six insertions, ss. Double rates charged unless cash paid. In replying to advertisements of Situations Vacant, applicants 6hould Bend COPIES of testimonials. SOT ORIGINALS. ANTED, first-class DRESSER for moulding shop.—Apply Reid and Gray (Ltd.). 24n WAJNTED, strong young WOMAN, used to children; country town. —Particulars to Rural, Times Offioe. 24n WANTED, a light GENERAL; good wages. —Apply Mrs F. H. Carr, 8 Heriot row (evening). 24n T*TANTED, APPRENTICE for millinery » » and sales.—Drapery Supply tion, South Dunedin. 24n WANTED, strong GIRL, assist housework ; easy place; good' wages; state age, experience.—Leo, Times Office. 24n WANTED, qualified Surgical NURSE far private hospitaL—Address Lister, 140 Abel Smith street, Wellington. 24n WANTED, GARDENING; good allround man; city or suburbs. — Gardener, 20 Hill street, Ravcnsbourne. ANTED, JOBBING COMPOSITOR. John M'lndoe, printer and bookbinder, Vogel street. 24n 4 COOKS (town), Cook-Generals, Housemaids (town, country). Generals. —Miss Weir, 23 Filleul street. 24n WANTED, someone to RE-FOOT STOCKINGS and make Now Ones. Machine, Times Officc. 24n YOUNG Man (widower) wants homely young GIRL housework; state wages, i Presbyterian, Times Offioe. 24n ANTED (at once), PORTER-BAR-MAN; good wages.—Apply Southern i HoteL 24n \ WANTED (immediately), GENERAL; 2 adults; able cook and iron.—49 , Royal terrace. 24n ANTED, COOK-GENERAL.; wages to suitable maid.—Miss Hale, , 35 Dowling street. 23n ] rVrTANTED, 2 BOYS, about 15.—Mills, mi Dick, and Co., lithographers, printers, and manufacturing- stationers. 23n JUNIOR or IMPROVER vV "wanted.—Address (with particulars) M. N., Times Office. 23a WANTED, young LADY for boot department, as apprentice.—A. and T. Inglis (Ltd.). 21n WANTED, practical MAN to split posts; 27s 6d, at the stump.—Apply M'Langhlan, Puketeraki. 21n WANTED, GIRL, for State wage, experience to X. Y. Z., Post Office, Balclutha. • 21n jrri FAST Machine Shearers waiting.— *5" Sheep farmers wire Skene's, Dun- • edin. Orders punctually filled 19n ANTED, Blacksmith's IMPROVER; ] one able to drive.—Apply New Zea- ' land Hardware Company (Limited). 19n ■ ANTED BLACKSMITH; 4 or 5 years' experience; ' good sheer.—Apply Gallagher. Omakau. ' ANTED, NURSEMAID, afternoons 1 to 5. —Apply (evenings, between 6 and 7) Mrs J. DunJop, corner Ing's avenue, St. Clair. 24n WANTED —Waitress (hotel), one restaurant (experienced), Kitchenmaid, Pantrymaid.—Apply Hotel Employees' Union, A.M.P. Buildinps. 24n rf~XADET required sheep run; milk cow, help generally sheep work; some previous. experience preferable; live in house. — Address P.O'. Box 366. 24n WANTED (at- once), a Good Cake and Pastry COOK (female); good salary to one with good certificates,—Apply " Stafford Tea Rooms, Timaru. 23n SKENE'S— Blade Shearers, Shearers' ' Cook-Bakers (£3 10s), Ploughmen (30b), Milkers (255), Flaxoutter (6s ton), Gardener (30s), Shepherd (30=), Station Cook and Bakers (355, £2). 24n WANTED —Housemaid (22s 6d; hotel, South), Barmaid (N. line), Cook (30a; 6s weeks), Laundress (25e) and Second Cook (355; hotel, Lakes,- Ist week Deoember).— Miss Spain. 24n WANTED, thoroughly competent HAIRDRESSER* take charge , saloon; sober, energetic.—Reply (with references, stating wages) to "Hairdresser, care Times Office. 24n mOWN-OOUNTRY AGENCY 1 — CookJL Bakers (70s), Station Gardeners, Chatlcutters, Musterers, Shepherds, Offaiders, ieamsters", Station Blacksmith, Pkwgnmen, Shed Hands, Flaxcutters, Cowboys, Fleecers, Mils tor* ra (50s), Youths. CCOUNTANT.—Wanted, for private . company, Qw-""ed SECRETARY and ; ACCOUNTANT.— - _ ply (with testimonials) i ALPHA, : 21n Times Office. ' Machinist required.—We have a t vacancy for a capable Machinist in our Stock Manufacturing Room. This J vacancy would suit a Dressmaker.—Apply . W. PENROSE & CO., Georgo street. ' A N T E~ D ' (For Office), . JUNIOR, between 16 and 18 years. ' Apply < UNION STEAM SHIP CO. (LTD.). ] J RON YARD STOREMAN WANTED. Wanted, ' IRON YARD STOREMAN. j Preference Given to Experienced Man. ' Address (stating qualifications, etc.) to BOX in, : 24n Dunedin. JpiRST-CLASS CLERK WANTED. « Wanted, FIR.ST-CLASS CLERK For Iron Merchants. Must havo good Indenting and Accountancy t Exiperience. State age and experience to BOX 111, i 24a Dunedin. '