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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16663, 7 April 1916, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMEMTS. FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6ti 6d 6d 6d FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE 6d rprr-p 1 A TRE 3d TO-MORROW, at 2.30. 6rl S THEATRE, od BARGAIN PRICES: 6d and is. -6d 12 till 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30. 3d pE IN CBSS~ THE" AT BE. " a Fullers' Theatres and Vaudeville (Ltd.). M Our Double Star Attraction. 3d Governing Ben. J. Fuller. 6d ROBERT WARWICK, g N'ghtly at ®v?nnF V T I'LE W The Kin S of Sc " rocn Artists, 3d FULLERS REFINED VAUDEVILLE. Famous 5-Act World Film 3d An Immense Sensation Nightly. "4 •*" A™™,,. M THE TALK OF THE TOWN THE FACE IN THE MOONLIGHT. 3d Is tho Wonderful ThnUipg Act by TJIR FACE IN THE MOONLIGHT 3d MAXIMO 6d TfiT: FACE IN'THE MOONLIGHT. 3d w! n ul 6d THE FACE IN THE MOONLIGHT. 3d TWw MAI\J mS- WOTNT 6d A Picture which gets you and holds 3d MAXTMO MAXIMO 6d withoUt up to ite 3d rm™ rnrj-c Wtdtt 6d terrific climax. 3d ; THE KING OK THE SILVER WIRE, M Ch ar ij o Chaplin. Aa "Props" 3d L 0 t V S, 6d Charlie Chaplin, is some comedian. 3d IHE DRUNK ON THE WIRE. Charlie Chaptrn. A perfect galaxy 3d -n-o^-nr\T^ l afiTDr'ru? r ,T-r an ,, -' , 6d Charlie Chaplin, of abandonment. 3d f r? 1 ? luaniest Beautiful Lombardy Scenic. 3cl m° Comedy g r j Chanlin Screening Hours: 3d BROWN & SORLIE.—I oam m Vaudeville. 12 15 215 415 645 845 3d SS.'. STOREY. Midori MM In 2 Scenes. MILNER & STOREY. SOUTH DUJSmJUN. HILDA NIGHTLY CONTINUOUS PICTURES. HILDA FELSTEAD.—enne. A Little Gem. NIGHTLY CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Last Few Nights of 6.30 p.m. till 10 p.m. America's Banjo GEO. DE ALMA. Virtuoso. GEO. DE ALMA. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. Last Few Nighte of COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. PRINCE'S REVUE COMPANY, COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. PRINCE'S REVUE COMPANY. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. In tho UproMiooislyiVnnv Musical Farce, Another Mammoth Photoplay, in three V/Xij WXI A -i. i: UJN 1 ywnfgrifft YVA "OH! WHAT FUN!" parts. A 'Gorgeous Production. THE The Conoentratcd Essence of Merriment. MYSTERIOUS MAN IN THE JUNGLE. • Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, la MYSTERIOUS MAN IN THE JUNGLE. 600 Seats 6d. Reserves at THE BRISTOL. MYSTERIOUS MAN IN THE JUNGLE. 2s 6d. MYSTERIOUS MAN IN THE JUNGLE. -Rnwr rrjr "FFFr MYSTERIOUS MAN IN THE JUNGLE. jgl. KILDA BOWLING OLUB. MYSTERIOUS MAN IN THE JUNGLE. Supports: The OFFICIAL CLOSING of the Green t tl _,t btttti? t -u- o j , , , mrmTiin.ir a -i o v SHFUL BILLIE Lnbin Comedy will take place on SATURDAY, Aprd 8, RAIL : Drama at 2.30 p.m. Members, Visitors, and Lady AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE, ETC. Friends are cordially invited to attend. ■ i — M J HADE King Edward Prices: 7ap ' Hon. Secretary. ADULTS, SIXPENCE. CHILDREN, 3d. mHE FOURTH ANNUAL SCHOOLS' CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTS, Under the Auspices of THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY, Will be held at THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S GROTOTDS, KENSINGTON, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, ( Commencing at 1.30. TWO THOUSAND BOYS AND GIRLS IN THE MASSED SCHOOLS' DISPLAY. GYMNASTIC EXHIBITIONS By PupCs of the Otago Boys' High -School. A GALA DAY FOR OLD AND YOUNG. SPORTS TO PLEASE THE MILLION. Admission to Ground: ADULTS, ONE SHILLING. CHILDREN, SIXPENCE. ,7ap W. E. C. REID, Secretory.

SITUATIONS VACANT. EDUCATIONAL. WAIH EM ° COUNTY. " TO VERDUN." APPLICATIONS (marked " Application for Surfaceman") are invited up to FRIDAY, April 14, 1916, for the position of SURFACEMAN in Macraes and Dunback jf y OU k now the Story of the Ridings. Wages 9s per day. 1/v , • , , ~ , , „ ~, , Further information at County Office. crowded years that followed tile colWM. M ( GRi:GOR f lapse of Napoleon, take a Course of 'kP : aerk - MODERN HISTORY by Correspondence W A N T E D, with EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN, BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, To Take Charge of Showroom. Wellington. Apply and with it, in order to understand the BUTTERWORTH BROS., N.Z., LTD., workings of Modern Finance, study (Millinerv Department), High street. ECONOMICS. In both subjects lectures have been Experienced written and Correspondence Tuition is pro-LOOM-TUNER. , v,ded by Apply MANAGER, Mr R K M - A -> M'-B--sap Roslyn Mills. 8.C0m., F.R.E.S. (first-class Honours Mental and Moral FhilA N T E D, osophy), Barrister-at-law. " * (By Wholesale Grocery Firm), , ENERGETIC YOUNG STOREMAN, With knowledge of groceries For furt her information write to No one fit for military service need apply. , Address (stating age and enclosing copies tj AMOS of testimonials) to ' n -_.' ■» WHOLESALE MERCHANT, Director. 7ap P.O. Box 337, Dunedin. : "r: „ 1 „ r ttniversity correspondence A N T E ,D, COLLEGE, Elgin road, Dunedin. EXPERIENCED " (11th Year.) (11th Year.) WORKING MANAGER Students prepared for the following Ex(Married), aminations:—Accountancy and BookkeepFor Station, in Lakes District. \ ing, Teachers' B, C, and D Certificates, Accustomed to high country. Matriculation, Public Service, Senior and Address (stating qualifications, wages ex- Junior, etc., etc. pec ted, copies references) For full particulars write to above ad7ap MANAGER, Box 417, Dunedin. drcss ' ■ mHE CORRECT PRODUCTION OF MA VTT T? A fTT T7-TIT N P OHT^'TT^r THE HUMAN VOICE IN SINGING ANUFACTURING CHEMISIS. TAU q HT by Mr FRANK GRAHAM (late , principal tenor of the Royal Carl Rosa COMPETENT LABORATORY Grand Opera Company, London), who, be- . ncrorp . ~m ttt * fore appearing in opera, had studied with ASSISTANT WANTED. tho best masters of Europe. There is only one correct way to sing; I leave the rest to Must be accustomed to Manufacture of U gTUE)IO: THE OCTAGON. Pharmaceutical Prex>arations ana Chemists SM. fun .t em »■! required, to R „ ch SHARLAND & CO. (LIMITED), (Parisian), Latin, all English sub,6ap Auckland. jects.—Rev. E. R. Nevill. ' 4ap TENDERS. situations wanted. OASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: IV O T I C E. Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per Insertion; Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words . . , , . , T o and not exceeding Twenty-lour Words, Is; Six TENDERS are invited for the TRANSmsertnons, ss. Double rates charged unless PORT of EAST INDIAN EMIGRANTS cash* paid. . . f or a period of three years from the Ist WANTED, Farm or Labour WORK; October, 1916, from tho ports of Calcutta unfit service.—Worker, Times Office. a ,nd-or Madras, to Suva, Fiji; and for the WANTED (in Dunedin, after Easter), TRANSPORT of INDIAN IMMIGRANTS light SITUATION; where another Returning from Suva, Fiji, to either of iJhe girl preferred.—Box 7, Queenatown. 7ap above porta. \\TANTED, JOB, by man used horses or i • » sheep, large' farm or station; not Tenders will be considered for a period able to enlist, —X. Y., Times Office. 0 f three years as aforesaid, as also alternaVOUNG Man wishes to LEARN sheep ° r I work; ' has some experience.-Ford-'s one y ear from tho ** <*tobcr, 1916. Agency, Rattray street-. 7ap The vessels to bo provided aro to bo EDGE CUTTER; experienced; up to steamers fitted for the conveyance of emicorporation requirements; Office. 7a, nd 'Sr^'S^.dr YOUNG Married Man, energetic, wants visions; and the service is to be of such a EMPLOYMENT.—Address Ineligible, character as to permit of the conveyanco Times Office. 7ap of 3500 emigrants in any ono year, if reL' TTS — 1 T , r . OTrm „ l , T quired by tho Government. AW Clerk wants POSITION; four H years' country office; can type and Tenders should be submitted for the conengross.—Z., Times' Office. 3ap voyanoe at a fixed rate of passage money , ~ ; r for each emigrant of tho age of 10 years ANIED (by Woman), SITUATION nn{ j ovor> an( j { or cach. emigrant under the housekeeper; town or country.—Ad- „ f w wnr . dress 28 Nelson street, South Dunedin. agc 01 U y ' W- TTir „ , Tenders aro to be addressed to the Colou KNOWN Troe fcllmg, Rub- n ; a j Socrotary, Fiji, and will be received up Hubb.,4 HSSjJS* N ~" on ,l,e 3Mh dw JVm 1916 ' -pOIUTS TOWN-TOUNTOY AGENCY te ■£ r v tion to the Colonial Secretary, Fiji, or to PLOUGHMEN, FARM HANDS waiting tho Undersigned. engagement. 7ap ROGER'S Assistant, experienced book- k. D. NATHAN & CO. (I/TD.), keeper, s-jeks SITUATION,; good re- . , , „ Auckland fcrenccs; married, children.-Addrcss Coun- Agents for Government of Fiji. ter, Times Offico. ?ap OA GAR'S Celebrated English Wood-work-ITIARMERS.-We have Experienced ing MACHINERY- catalogues, quo■Sj Ploughmen Waiting Engagements.— -S • g f : F. Moss Phone (3301) or wire Baker's Agency, Dun- (Limited). Princes street South. 31aa edin. sap — ..... -i QAf-CV'F THIS OUT: Tho TeleA SPORTSMAN asked his friends to phono number to ring > up when lunch, their anpetites to tickle, but requiring anything m connection- with afterwards there was nothing left of tho Motor Cars or Cycles.-Wimpenny Bros, and delicious " MILITARY PICKLE." 8m Rr'd <Ltd.). 28ja "15/fOLLISONS Offer To-day: White Tor- /\TAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A ITJL kish Towels, sizo 46 x2O inch, at " largo amount of reading matter. 9d each. 7ap Pric\ 6d.