Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16610, 5 February 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QJtAND PICTURE PALACE 1.30 pjn. to 10 pan. without stopping. LAST DAY-OF-LAST DAY Booth Tarkington's Popular Story, CAMEO KIRBY, A MARVELLOUS MASTER PLAY. A Story of Love and Adventure that YOU MUST ENTHUSE OVER.. Tho Entire Cast is New to Dunedin,, Heading tho List is DUSTTN FARNUM. — r A Word in Your Pink Ears, Girls: , Dustin Farnum is America's Beauty Actor, SO DON'T RUSH THE SCREEN. 1 CAMEO KIRBY CAMEO KIRBY A SLASHING, DASHING, SMASHING Love Story of Surpassing Beauty. A HOST OF SUPPORTS, INCLUDING KING BAGGOTT In an Entirely New Role. GRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ADULTS, 6d. CHILDREN. 3d. * pRINCESS THEATRE. FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE, FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE, I TO-DAY, at 2.30. TO-DAY, at 2.30. BRING THE KIDDIES TO-DAY. , Give them their .Treat. FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE. ' Refined Atausement for Your Family. FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE. Prices: Children, 6d to all parts; Adults, 6d to Stalls, Is to D.C. and O.S. JpRINCESS THEATRE. NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. ■ FULLERS' REFINED VAUDEVILLE. TODAY, 2.30. TO-NIGHT, 8. ' Positively Last Two Performances Positively Last Two Performances Of the Act that all Dunedin ia Talking About, BOLLINGER & REYNOLDS FUN ON A WIRE. Act of Unprecedented Price. ' Last HILDA FELSTEAD. Night. HILDA FELSTEAD. THE ASTELLES. Last THE ASTELLES. Night. Brilliant Reception Accorded Nightly to Grand Opera THE NEAPOLITANS. Stars. THE NEAPOLITANS. MABLE & MALFE. The Dainty Girl MABLE & MALFE. and Clumsy Boy. . Everybody's VIOLET TREVENYON, . Favourite VIOLET TREVENYON. LYDIA CARNE- Impressionist ' LYDIA CARNE. and Mimic. The India- TED STAGPOOLE. rubber Comedian, TED STAGPOOLE. Creating a Furore Nightly. KIPP & KIPPY. In their Original KIPP & KIPPY. Comedy Juggling Act. KIPP & KIPPY. Different to all others. [ Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls. Is. r 600 Seat!, 6d. Reserves at THE BRISTOL. S SITUATIONS WANTED. i % 1 CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words. SIXPENCE per insertion; ' Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen WorQs and not exceeding Twenty-lour Words, Is: Six insertions, 6s. Double rates charged unless cash paid. npAILOR requires WORK; town or counJL try.—Address E. E., Times Office. WANTED, POSITION of trust, otherwise work in school. —Address Trust, Post Office, Christchuroh. 5f OUNG Lady wants POSITION com-panion-help in good home. —Address Willing 2, Times Office. 5f WANTED (by 'refined young lady), POSITION as ladyhelp; country preferred.—Address A. C., Times Office. WANTED, DRESSMAKING or SEWING of y any kind.—Address Dressmaker, Times Office. 5f WANTED, EMPLOYMENT at fruitpicking; one month or more. — Orchard. Times Office. 51 WANTED (by good carpenter), JOBBING WORK, town.—Chips, Times 3 Offioe 5f (Ti ENTLEMAN over military age wants 5 \3T POSITION of trust ; highest refer- ~ ences given.—B. A., Times Office... 51 ANTED, POSITION Compaction■help; state wages; live as one of j family.—Sincere, Times Office. II ~%WTANTED, WORK of any description, H by certificated fireman.—lnjector. 1 Times Office 4f "OIRST-CLASS Shoeing Smith waiting " JJ ENGAGEMENT. — Address Shoeing Smith, Times Office. 4f \WTANTED (by the day), plain DRESSMAKING, Children's Sewing.— j, Address Sewing, C.P.O. 5f YOUNG Lady wants SITUATION (Dunedin), waitress or light general.—Address Waitress, Post Office, Owaka. 2f YOUNG Man (unfit for war, holds certificate for motor driving) wants EMPLOYMENT. —Driving, Times. 3f 1 \/57"ANTED (by experienced woman), • * » PLACE of trust, or take charge elderly person. —Reliable, Times Office, > Port Chalmers. 5f 3 TSTANTED, BILLET, by good all-round f ' ' farmer; highest references; experienced in all branches.—Farmer. Times f Office. 5f Experienced Lady Typist® and Bookkeeper seeks EMPLOYMENT, eecre--6 tarial or office work; short hours.—Steno- '• grapher. Times Office. 4f BAKER - seeks SITUATION; 15 years' Home experience bread, smalls, ■ fancies; town or country.—Address to Baker, Daily Times Office. 3f REFINED young Woman wants POSITION doctor's or dentist's nurse- - attendant; references; urgent.—Convent, Times. • 3f MARRIED Man (energetic, industrious, good commercial training, extensive 7 experience buying and selling multifarious lines) is prepared accept any suitable POSI- ' TlON.—Address Abstainer, Times Office. YOUNG MAN (21, discharged medically unfit, well educated, knowledge book- - keeping and office work) seeks SITUATION in office or store.—Write Cleric 2, 7 Times Office. 2f EXPERIENCED, Competent Bookkeeper and General Cleric (passed accountr ancy examinations) open_ for ENGAGEMENT; thoroughly satisfactory credentials; unfit active service; moderate salary. Voucher, Times Office, 5f COUNTY NOTIFICATIONS. - COUNTY. OUTSTANDING RATES. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ADDITIONAL CHARGE of 10 PER CENT, will be ftdded to all Rates not t Paid on or before MONDAY, 28th February, and that, PROCEEDINGS will be taken for the RECOVERY of all Rates not Paidi by that date. By Order of the Council. JOHN PORTEOUS, County Clerk. Waikouaiti, 31st January, 1916. If t PROFESSIONAL SISTER VIOLETTA, Clairvoyante, Oddfellows' Hall, Albany street (side entrance). On Monday and daily: 11 to 1, 3 f to 5, and 7 to 8. 5f HE PAINLESS DENTAL CO.—Noto New Address: 85 Lower Stuart street I (below Octagon), Dunedin. 0~ OUR COUNTRY PATIENTS.— Special Attention to Visitors to the r town. —Horace Robinson, manager. 210 i - — s "OERSONAL.—There is profit in the Y JT "Camels" off DESERT GOLD TEA packets;- £50 in prizes; get particulars. j \\f ATSON'S No. 10 is a little dearer 3 VI than moc* Whiskies, but is worth t the moneK. 7ja