Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16506, 5 October 1915, Page 1

AMMSEMENT6. _^ The Beet Programme Screened in Dunedin for many moons, ■ QUEEN'S THEATRE Again To-day 12 noon till 10.30 p.m. ' A COLLECTION of CHARMING PLAYS, A COLLECTION of CHARMING PLAYS, Forming an , . EXQUISITE PROGRAMME. Headed by "MAJESTTC'S" BEAUTIFUL LOVE DRAMA, THE LIVING DKATH. Vitagraph's Extra Special '"Star" Comedy, Featuring- . ANITA STEWART And EARLE WnXIAMS. "HIS PHANTOM SWEETHEART," "HIS PHANTOM SWEETHEART," "HIS PHANTOM SWEETHEART," "HIS.PHANTOM SWEETHEART," An Exhilarating and Charming Comedy. A Gorgeous Life Study, LIFE OF A LAPLANDER. LIFE OF A LAPLANDER. "One of the best pictures of the scenic ■ class ever shown in-Christchurch."—Lyttel-t, ton Times. I Keystone's Bisr Comedy, " GUSSLE TIED TO TROUBLE." "GUSSLE TTED TO TROUBLE." Featuring Syd. Chaplin. PATHE'S LATEST GAZETTE. And Many Others i . ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS: • ADULTS. SIXPENCE. • CHILDREN. 3d [.' . An Instrument for • The' Summer Pleasure-seeker! ; TMPROVED AMERICAN '■" ZITHER i AUTO-HARP. This is a lovely instrument for playing out-of-doors, its beautiful harpjike music "• and sweet harmonies are delightful! 'And , it is so easy to play. It requires no musical knowledge. You produce the sweetest melodies by simply pressing the keys and run- : riing across the strings with the fingers. ,The AUTO-HARP is compact and very ! portable, and can be used for playing solos i or accompaniments to singing. | AUTO-HARP,. elegant ' design, finelypolished body, enamelled keyboard, 10 keys, playing in the keys of F, G, D, and C. ■With Book containing full instructions and 36 selections, arranged so that anyone can play them even if they "'don't know a note of music." Price, 365; Packed and Posted, 37s 6d. CHAS;; BEGG &i CO. (LrMTTED), Headquarters for Musical- Instruments, ' PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, experienced. GENERAL; , . . ; good home.—Apply Mrs S, •C. Watson, Traquair Station, Outram. So . f A D •'■•. "■' W A N: TED. AJ . Smart Lad about 15 years for , light delivery.' . Wages, 12s ,6d week. :•' Ao , : W. PENROSE'•■&.. Co. WANTED, MARRTED ' COUPLE; Grampians Station, Mackenzie Coun- ' I try;: woman l cook, man all work, • milk; one , ; ■ must be- able, to bake bread; .wages £100 and bonus. —Apply Hope Brothers, Stanton, ! . Kimbell. , '.':. -V ■: , ■•■- ; 30s .'' ivXXTANTED..;- (immediately), ■. ..experienced ..: ;;*",:.Lady TYPIST and SHORTHAND '. CLERK; salary 15s week. : ilAddress ~. ■'■, :. P.O. BOX ;296j , ' : -&6 : '"■; ' : ■• • ,■'.- ~Dunedin, . I ,XT|fELLINGTON HOSPITAL AND '.TT CHARITABLE AID BOARD. i ' APPLICATIONS are invited''up to 9 a.m. > THURSDAY, 14th October, for the Position of SUB-MATRON to be in charge of 1 the Infectious Diseases Hospital. Salary, to '. commence at £100 per anmim. : ; J. OOYLE, ' Wellington Hospital. Secretary. : TKT, •''■; A.''- N : T E. .' D, J , MOTOR DRIVER, '-'' For our Parcel Delivery Van. . So A. & T. INGLIS (LTD.). S- •'_ ; ■ ■ ' ?. T\r A . N * ./e di AN ASSISTANT PORTER. 7 . ■:-....,■■■■ :■-: ■ I Respectable YOUTH; age about 18. i. ...■■■ .•'■••■•.•'•' '' • •'• ' ' .-■ ' ' ' \so i .A. &T. INGLIS (LTD.). : TfiT A N T . E- D, j ;V * FOUNDRY COSTING CLERK. " Must have sound practical experience in Engineering .Workshop' Costing. ». Applicant to state concisely how odciipied ? during the past six years,, age, and salary . expected. . - J'AS. J.'NIVEN & CO. (LTD.) (< J .4o '•..-. Napier. , r WTANTED,. A LICENSED SURVEYOR I ■■ * or UNAUTHORISED ASSISTANT. Applicant-to state salary and when able to take up position. For further information apply to r ■ . .A. R. MACKAY, ' Licensed Surveyor, Wairoa, Hawke's Bay. Y\T-ATPAWAV HOSPITAL, AND i. ' VV CHARITABLE AID BOARD. APPLICATIONS invited for the Posi- ■ tion of MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT S in the Dannevirke Hospital. Salary £300 > per annum. Outside practice allowed. Ap- '■ plications (addressed Chairman, Waipawa i Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, WaipuI kuraii) CLOSE TUESDAY, October 12, ■ ?&s '. G. B. .ASHLEY. Secretary. > ; »i' ' ' — SITUATIONS WANTED. I CASH ADVEBTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen W.'.tda, SIXPENCE per insertioa; ••' Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words .■ and not exceeding Twenty-four Words, Is; Six insertions, ss. Double rates oharged unless < cash paid. ? jp HiL (16) wants WORK, any kind; good . Vir musician.—lrjs, Times Office. ' 5o WANTED, IRONING by the day or half-day; privately.—Address Ironor, ' Times. ~ 5o Y' OUNG Lady would like POSITION in shop .or tea-rooms.—A. Q., Times ■ Office. ' ' ;' " . '5o TO BAKERS.—Driver wants permanent SITUATION; experienced and reli- ' a bl e -~^' arr ' e d, Times Office. .. 5o YOUNG Lady would like" POSITION as ladvhelp in city.—Good Needlewoman, * Times Office, . \ 5o WANTED, SITUATION for Girl (18), in country .—Address R. C., Times , Office.' 56 EXPERIENCED Children's NURSE seeks, position; good reference.—Adi dress Nurse, Times Oifice.. • . 4o j •EXPERIENCED Married Man requires ; .Ki POSITION as manager or place of I trust;.thorcxughly understands general, farm ' and sheep work; splendid testimonials.— ; Farmer, Times Office. Palmerston. 16 CHEER UP!—WATSON'S No. 10 WHISKY- is a first-rate tonic; a delightful beverage, every way. 21»n :■ ■'••JMTINIMISE THE SHOCK ON YOUR '• NERVES when walking by wearing WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS, <Your shoemaker will fit them.