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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16665, 10 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. . MEW QUEEN'S THEATRE Hauso °li sig Features! PERPETUAL PICTURE PALAOE pLAZA PICTURES. To-day: 12 noon till 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30. TYvnA-v o nr i T rn ?vTPI-T Admittedly the Best Programmes in the TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. City. 1 P-" 1 - to 5.30; 6.30 p.m. to iO. ANOTHER HUGE ATTRACTION. „ ~ . . , ANOTHER HUGE ATTRACTION. ' Presenting Exclusively A SPECTACULAR PROGRAMME, (Beginning To-night): Headed by tihe Brilliant "Vitagraph" Star QfMTT Q A C l l a Ml-T Drama, a Broadway Feature. Ov_/ U LiO ii.r LjixiVlij, Julia Swayne Gordon, Leo. Delaney. Pasquali's Master Dramatic Production, THE IN THREE PARTS. TIGKUSS. IN THREE PARTS. . TIGRj'iSS. A story of intense interest, depicting many TIGRIiSS. startling episodes of the truo life oi the TIGRiSS. Gipsy in Continental Europe, including the TIGRESS. absorbing- power of love. LOVE! JEALOUSY! REVENGE! ~ LOVE! JEALOUSY! REVENGE! TIGRESS! A STORY OF HUMAN PASSION. TIGRESS* And a revival of the Hero of the Screen A Mother's Self-eacrifice.—Pirates of and the Most Popular Living Comedian. Society.—Leaders of Fa'shion by Day.—Mas- TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, tor Criminals at Night. r*TTAPTTI\T A MAGNIFICENTLY-TOLD STORY. nirtmw raAP'rn Seldom on the screen has such a rushing ™APr'nv narrative been unfolded. With, raro vivid- • CHARLIE CHAI LJIN ness a story of double lives is shown. In THE CLIMAX IS POSITIVELY. • . THE BANK THRILLING , THE BANK • POWERFUL SUPPORTING THE BANK PROGRAMME. THE BANK ALMOST A KING, _ (Two Parts). Screaming Kalem Comedy. Our Third Feature is the Fourth Episode CERNOBBIO (Italy) A Dazzling Scenic of the Thrilling Serial. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE, TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT. The People's Popular Gazette. THE BLACK. BOX. WHERE THE BREEZES BLOW, . THE BLACK BOX. A Rollicking Farce. THE BLACK BOX., THE TOPICAL BUDGET, ETC. THE BLACK BOX. " A Programme fit for the gods. One Prico To All Parts: — ADULTS, SIXPENCE. CHILDREN, 3d. ADULTS, 6d. CHILDREN, 3d. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! fTttlE FREDERIC SHIPMAN ENTERJL PRISES (LTD.) ITIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, PRESENT 'THE WORLD'S GREATEST CONCERT "KING OLAF," tenor. By THE MUSICAL .EVENT THE DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY. OF THE YEAR. Prin —u. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. JrnncipaJa. DUFAULT'S RETURN. Miss Violet Barth, Mons. P. Saldajgne, PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. Mr W. Gemmell. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. -— PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. Reserved Seats, 3s; D.C., 2s 6d; Stalls, PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. ■ 2s. Or a subscription of "one guinea en-' PAUL • DUFAULT'S RETURN. titles to four reserved seats for each of three PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN, concerts. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. lOap A. F. GRAHAM, Secretary. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. D'UNEDIN MALE .CHOIR. XluS! RETURN! U3tih COWCERT, 29th SEASON. ggffi WEDNESDAY NEXT, it 8 p.m. |AUL gig Miss Richards Evans, James, DUFAULT'S RETURK PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. «\ui PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. ■ . W ' PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. (Jond-uctor: Mr Jesse iimson. -DAT-rT attt -rtttttrm Extra Tickets (2s 6d) obtamable at doors. pAUJj DUI r A ULT'S RETURN/ , p , „, Q H ' PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN, N Phone 3449. Hon. Sec, pro tem. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. THE MUNICIPAL TEPID SWIMMING PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. . BATHS, "Moray place (opposite First PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. Church), provide every comfort and con- PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN, venience for both Ladies and Gentlemen. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. If you wish to enjoy an invigorating bath, PAIJL DUFAULT'S RETURN, a healthy splash, or a swim under best PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN.! conditions,- go to the Tepid Baths. The PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN, institution belongs to you, and therefore PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN., asks you to support it. Ring up the CUS- PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. TODIAN ('phone 3620) for all information. PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. ' = PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. Ms MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TYUNEDIN PHY" COUNCIL. THREE CONCERTS ONLY, Motor by-law. ' April 24, 26, ■ 29. OWNERS DRIVERS of Motor C&rs a QCTCTTivrp a "rttqiki and Cycles are FINALLY WARNED that TTT * 51 APPLICATION must bo made, in terms BINDLEY Soprano of the City of Dunedin By-law, No. 5, Vwlmist Motor Traffic, for. Driver's Oer- HAROLD WHITTLE Pianist tificates. It is - intended to PROCEED ~ AGAINST UNLICENSED PERSONS for PRICES: ss, 3s, 2s. a breach of the By-law. FURTHER DETAILS LATER. Town Clerk. -■ Town Hall, Bth April, 1916. lOap EDUCATIONAL. COUNTY NOTIFICATIONS. LAW SCHOOL QOUNTY OF TAIERI. i n OUTSTANDING RATES. .YOUR OWN HOME. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN —f that the ADDITIONAL CHARGE of 10 per centum will be ADDED to all Rates You need not go to a University .to study remaining Unpaid after SATURDAY, the L aWi You can turn your own home into ibth day of April, 1916. , , ,T, one by enrolling as a Correspondence By Order of the Council Student with JOHN LOGAN, County Clerk. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Mosgiel, 7th April, 1916. " 7ap Wellington. SITUATIONS VACANT. Full sets of typed Lectures, written by ; — — Mr R. Kennedy, M.A., LL.M. (first-olass and Housemaid (together), House- honours in Arte and first-class honours in y Tablemaids, Generals, Laundress, Law), Barrister-at-law, are provided in all (rtreetf 1 ™ (tea-rooms). Miss Werr, Filial sub j ccts of the Law Profess ional Exami- ■ ' nations. Frequent tests are given and ANTED (immediately, country town), examinations set, and Students' work is T Lady BOOKKEEPER; knowledge carefully corrected. Last year 37 out of our 't&X f OiKce. 7ap Examinations. BAKER'S AGENCY, 101 Stuart street ('Phone 3301), Wants—Mill Hands, If you enrol and work hard, YOU CAN EXT gJSs PASS - 11 »»»*«■ '' Rouseabouts, Sawmill Hands, Flaxeutters, write to Porters. Bap H- AMOS, Director, ~~~ Banks Commercial College, ANT E D, Wellington. Experienced IJNIVERSITY OF. NEW ZEALAND, LOOM-TUNER, CANDIDATES FOR HONOURS, M.A., Apply MANAGER, M.Sc., LL.M.. or M.Com., for Mus.B., sap Roslyn Mills. 8.E., B.Com. (part), or B.Ag. (part),' or . "* for First or Second Professional Medical SITUATIONS WANTED. Examinations, must .ENTER BY Ist MAY. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Notices of intention to "Repeat" must Eourteen Words, SIXPENCE per insertion; be S6 nt in by the same date. Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-lour Words, Is; Six « -o m ATryppro insertions, ss. Double rates charged UDless V, . cash paid. lOap Registrar. Farm or Labour WORK; T rl CORRKPONDENCE V T unfit service.—Worker, Times Office. COLLEGE, Elgin road, Dunedin. 1 (Hth Year.) (11th Year.) WANTED, POSITION manageress tea- Student^, prepared for the following Ex- _ rooms or bookkeeper hotel.—Address animations: —Accountancy and BookkeepExperienced, Times Office. lOap ing, Teachers' _B, C, and D Certificates, T , ; nrtamnvxxTVTT Matriculation, Public Service, Senior and OUNG Lady seeks POSITION lady s j un ; or e tc etc companion; good sewer.-Address For'full"particulars write to above ad.Punctual, limes Office. lOap d ress . •\7STANTED (by poor womanK WASH- RINGING, PRODUCTION, AND INING and CLEANING.—Poor, Post IO . TERPRETATI ON .—ln speaking of Office, Roslyn. lOap m y Smging 1 in /'Maritana," for the Dun\WTANTED, POSITION as male attend- £^ n . the j Star * * ant mental or surgical; experienced. n GRAHAM may bo accounted one A. Gower, 133 Leith street. gap of 4110 tenors wo have heard. He s possesses both quality and power. Let Me YOUNG Man (unfit for servioe) wanta Like a Soldier Fall" received from Mr POSITION on station; north pro Graham absolutely the most telling renderferred; used to horses.—N. M., Times Office, ing we have ever heard. His production is CHEMIST seeks EMPLOYMENT; per- » n q uestaon ' l ' ble -— I STUDIO, the Octagon. /O manent or locum; good references; Students hold leading positions in experienced.—Qualified, Times Office. Bap Government and Commercial Offices.— • WANTED (by good worker), WASH- Commercial College - 49 D^'" ING and CLEANING.—CIean, Times mg street Office. lOap YOUNG - Man wishes to LEARN PERSONAL. work; has some experience.—Ford's CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Agency, Rattray street. ' 7ap Fourteen Words, ONE SHILLING per inserL, ttt rn'-i T>noTrrT/-nvT c tion; Six insertions, ss; over fourteen Words AW Clerk wants POSITION, four an( j no t exceeding Twenty-four Words, 2s; Six years country office; can type and insertions, 10s. Double rates oharged unless engross.—Z., Times Office. 3ap ca sh paid. WANTED (by Woman), SITUATION ENTLEMAN wishes CORRESPOND housekeeper; lown or country.—Ad- \JT with voung lady, view Matrimony.— dress 28 Nelson street, South Dunedin. pot;, Times. ' lOap ANTED KNOWN—Tree-felling, Rubbish Removed, Hedges Trimmed.— HOTELS. Hubbard, 14 Harbour terrace ('phone 2195). — , • j ■m/TELBOURNE, COLLINS STREET. WARMERS.-We have Experienced IVI FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE. • '"twig Engagements. Largest Hostelry in Australasia. 1 hone (3301) or wire Bakers Agency, Dun- Handy to boat, train, and centre of city. e "f n - '■ Two dining rooms and cafo. ( if~~i ROCER'S Assistant, experienced book- Write for tariff card. \X keeper, seeks SITUATION; good re- = •forenccs; married, children.—Address Conn- TpLAG BRAND PICKLES lead the way trr, Times Office. 7ap i the whole year round, and every day. i • [f you're looking for a treat, try the brand T t ,»_ .. , that's never beat. 8m IME to retire; a nip of WATSONS 1 No. 10 will enable you to sleep WITNESS. —New Stories. A large sounder. lap amount of reading matter. Price, 6&