AMUSEMENTS. "A HURRICANE SUCCESS." QUEEN'S THEATRE Where the ups and downs, the trials and tragedies of life and achievements of the world at large pass silently in review. Daily: 12 noon till 10 30 p.m. (continuously). Photographed in the .glorious backgrounds of India and filled with the contrasts of light and darkness that bring out, the inner quality of what any picture depict*. MYSTERY of the SLEEPING DEATH MYSTERY of the SLEEPING DEATH MYSTERY of the SLEEPING DEATH MYSTERY of tho SLEEPING DEATH MYSTERY of tho SLEEPING DEATH MYSTERY of the SLEEPING DEATH Makes a regal offering with all the "Pomp and Glitter of the Orient." "Ppmp and Glitter of the Orient." MYSTERY of the SLEEPING DEATH Features ALICE JOYCE, the Beauty Actress. A Romance of Reincarnation. All Medical Science Baffled. In conjunction with the above: Keystone's Riot of Fun, HIS NEW PROFESSION. HIS NEW PROFESSION. HIS NEW PROFESSION. Featuring tho Inimitable CHARLES CHAPLIN Ho has charge of a cripplo in a pram. Ponder over it,' then come and see it. Price of a Lie ... Coloured A.K. Drama Summer Resort Idvll ... Edison Comedy GAUMONT GRAPHIC, No. 379. ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS: ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. SHOWS. DUNEDIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S CARNATION AND SWEET PEA SHOW, Garrison Hall, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. ENTRIES CLOSJ? JANUARY 25, at 7p.m. R. MANNING, Secretary. 'Phone 179. 1 Dowling stroet. SITUATIONS VACANT. T\T- AIKOUAITI COUNTY. COLLECTION OF DOG TAX FOR YEAR 1915. APPLICATIONS will bo received at tho County Office till 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 25th January, for tho Collection of Dog Registration Fee, at the rate of 6d for collie dogs and 9d for all other dogs. Hawksbury and Morton Ridings to be collected together; North-East Valley and Bluoskin Ridings to bo collected together. Each applicant mu6t submit the names of two sureties for tho approval of tho Council. JOHN PORTEOUS, County Clerk.. Waikouaiti, 15th January, 1915. 16ja MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WE RESTORE GREY HAIR to its Natural Colour and successfully treat all troubles of f'jnilE Skin and Hair. Consultation free.— X The Misses Chilton-Button, next Herbert, Hayncs. 23d WA NTEL 7 4-roomed finished ; gas cooker preferred; central; lowest terms. —J.. Times Office. 19ja WANTED, good class Second-hand l Fiveseater MOTOR; price and particulars. —Z., Times Office. 19ja WANTED, healthy BOY take care of, ago one year; Christian home. —Central, Times Office. 19ja WANTED, a PEA RIFLE, any make; good sights.—Prico and particulars to Sport, Times Office. 19ja ANTED, a Folding PUSH CHAIR, hold twins; must be in good order.— State prico and where seen to H. H. 8., Times Office. 19ja W~ ANTED EXCHANGE, two 6-roomed HOUSES, valued £850, for small Farm.—Patersons, Rattray 19ja rnHE Sandymc_nfc Bus will RESUME J. RUNNING on Tuesday, January 19, at 3 p.m.—D. Arnott 18 j a WANTED to BUY, Good Heading also Huntaway DOG, for hill work.—Addrcss Box 16, lapamii. 19ja WE bring you DONNALINE, which means that wo bring you relief for your roug-li, CIIIAPPED hands and skin. DONNAJ LINE is here to stay. Try it Obtainable Neil's Dispensary. 19ja ALL ACCOUNTS owing to J. Sloan, late storekeeper, Palmerston, must be PAID before February 5. l^a RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Grills, 7 a.m. till 9.30 p.m.; Hot Luncheon, Is; Morning and Afternoon Tea. WANTED, DANDELION ROOTS; any quantity; highest price.—Jamee Neil (Ltd.), Moray 18ja \\ 7"ANTED. i-ACRE. with crib preferred, i! within milo Anderson Bay car.—-Sec-tion, Times 16ja W~ ANTED to BUY — Gentlemen's, Children's Loft-off Clothing, Boots.— Mrs Boddy, King street (telephone 3176). RSGAY'S Temporary WORKROOMS at Private Residence, 171 Moray place (behind Town Hall). Uja ON ARCH TYPEWRITERS are years ahead competitors; inspect new models.—Typewriter Co., 109 Princes street TJMPOTOR CAR for HIRE.-G. M'Knight, ivJL Calder street, Caversham ('phono 2990). !3ja MOTOR CYCLES.—See tho Two-stroke, 2-spoed Countershaft ItADCO.—Melville's Cyclery, George street. 9j a BIRDS, Animals Stuffed; Fur Sets Made Up.—Jacobs, 248 George street (next Duthies'); telephone 3213. 7ja IRE MOTOR CARS Bacon's King street. —James Jeffs, proprietor, Telephone 196. 7ja proof of quality: Tho ever-grow-k-5 ino- demand for Watson's No. 10 WHISKY. 16ja LSS LOGAN, Typist—Work treated strictly confidentially.—s and 6 Stock Exchange (Princes street entrance). Telep h one 126. 3j u GALLSTONES and GRAVEL absolutely and permanently cured without operation by new Herbal Treatment—Thompson, herbalist. Oamaru. iin k RTIFICIAL Teeth, Old Gold, Silver i\. BOUGHT' in any quantity.—Friedlander, 184 Rattray street, Dunedin. . 21a UPKUFLUOUS Hairs, Moles, Perm* nently Removed by ELECTROLYSIS. Miss Beyer, 61 Stuart street (opposite fit. Pau I's). 8f W" ANTED to BUY — Gentlemen's, Ladies', Children's Clothing, Boots, etc.—Broav/n, King ftreet. Telephone 2876. CZEMA CURED I—My Herbal Treat" mont positively Cures the distressing trouble. —Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. S~~pTcTal, sale Greenstone Chains, 32s 6d; Brooches, from 6s 6d; Bangles, Watches, Necklete, and Pendants at Clearing prices— Himmel's, 99 George street 20f 8" COTLAND'S BEST EXPERTS" manufacture "CLINCHER TYRES" for tho dominion's hard roads. Guaranteed nine and 15 months. Give them a trial. TO the front—Watson's No. 10 always on front for quality; beautiful whisky. EVERY Step's Like Walking on Velvet If You Wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Your bootmaker will quickly ,iffi.\- them ! STUBBORN FACT." The oV licioits "MILITARY" PICKLE" i, the greatest maker of appetities on the market. Buy a bottle to-day. Price reasonable. 16.1
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16285, 19 January 1915, Page 1
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