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AMUSEMENTS. THE CHAPLIN BOOM THE CHAPLIN BOOM Continues. Packed Daily and Nightly. AT rjpj-IE NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE, AT A TO-DAY, from 12 noon till AT 10.30 p.m. All Day Long and in the Evening. Wonderful CHARLIK CHAPLIN In tho greatest pieco of screen acting ever seen. Ilis own original vaudcvillo act that made him famous as the " funny drunk," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," "ONE A.M.," The Title of his Latest Two-reel Mutual Comedv. ALL ALONE CHARLIE DOES IT. HE'S THE ONLY PERSON IN THE PICTURE. Except for the taxi-driver, who brings him home (to tho wrong house), Charlio holds tho stage alone. That is, ho is alone with a lot of stuffed animals. The house he has entered by mistake is the home of a wealthy clubman, who has a hobby of collecting stuffed animals. THERE'S A GREAT BIG, FIERCE BLACK BEAR, And a NICE TAME TIGER RUG, WITH TERRIBLE YAWNING JAWS. A stuffed mountain lion purrs beside him, a mounted ostrich seems, to his muddled brain, to be begging for crumbs. Those terrible stairs that won't let him reach the top, that awful table that runs away with the whisky decanter, and the folding bed, what a monstrous decciver it proves. CHAPLIN'S BEST. THE SCREEN'S GREATEST ACT. DON'T MISS IT. It upsets all standards. The laugh of laughs. ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. E RESTORE GREY HAIR to its Natural Colour and successfully treat all troubles of rjRHE Skin and Hair. Consultations free. A The Misses Chilton-Button, next Herbert, Haynes. 23d ANTED To PURCHA SE, MOTOR LAUNCH, 25 to 40 feet long—State particulars to W. E. Searle, Oamaru. WANTED, second-hand 2-seater Ford CAR; must bo in good condition and •cheap.—State particulars and price to Tyre, Times Office. 27d DISC PLOUGH (3-blade) Wanted; stato ago, make, lowest price for cash. — Disc, Times Office. 28d WANTED (at seaside), Furnished HOUSE; Warrington preferred.— Dreaver's, George street. 28d PIANO TUNING or Dance Playing (Fox's Band); 'phone 839; or write W. Fox, 123 Forth street. 2o "O ABBITSKINS wanted at highest cash Xsj prices; write for price list.—White, Box 166, Dunedin. TALLOW, Caul Fat, Kitchen Fat; highest cash prices.— White, 95 Stuart street, Dunedin. 3d CIALFSKINS, Hides, Cowtips, Horsehair, J Goatskins.. Beeswax; prompt cash returns. —WHITE, 95 Stuart street, Dunedin. P R E S E N T S. SILVER-MOUNTED CIGARETTE and CIGAR CASES, CIGARETTE and CIGAR HOLDERS, make an appropriate Xmas Present. We have a large assortment to choose from at moderate prices. MOODY & CO., Tobacconists. 22d TNQUIRE by 'Phone No. 1893 of Oh as. JL Saxby respecting Cyclo Repairs.—Pier Cycle Works, Crawford street. 22s ¥TK>OTWARMERS for automobiles; -K- smokeless, cheap; last lifetime.—Full particulars A. E M'Dougall, 109 Princes street. 18my T«7E REPAIR and.OVERHAUL any Vi make of Typewriter.—Logan's Typewriter Agency. 26 Bond street. slmy "XrTIFICIAL TEETH, Old Gold, Silver, ZviL Platinum Bought.—Friedlander, 3 Maclaggan street; 'phone 3112. 24my WANTED BUY—Gentlemen's, Ladies', Children's Clothing, Boots. — Mra Broawn. 315 King street (telephone 2876). PECIAL SALE JEWELLERY.— Greenstone Chains, 32s 6d; Brooches, froai 6s 6d; Bangles, Watches,, Necklets, and Pendants at Clearing Prices.—Himmel's. 99 George street 2Qf WANTED, Ladies', Gentlemen's Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots; highest prices.—Hope, King street (telephone 3111). . 21 jy SUPERFLUOUS Hairs, Moles, Permanently Removed by ELECTROLYSIS. Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (opposite St. Paul's). lau "DONALD & MILLER, Green Island, are CASH BUYERS of Prime Bacon PIGS. Correspondence invited. 29n "OENTS Collected city and suburbs; pro--Oj perties carefully managed; tenants waiting for good houses; accounts rendered monthly; terms strictly moderate. —E. J. Bryant, agent, Octagon. 210 MISS LOGAN, Typist -Work treated 6trictly confidentially. 5 and 6 Stock Exchange (Princes street entrance). Telephone 126 Isja ORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE, L. or G. quality,_ will givo you long service and every satisfaction. Avoid imitations. Buy the world's best. Sold by ail traders. 7d ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. mHE ARCADIA PRIVATE HOTEL, A PARADISE, is now OPEN for tho Reception of Tourists and Travellers in search of rest or recreation. Situated, as it is, amidst sccnes of Nnture'a sublimest grandeur, it is suitable alike for the iaded city man in search of rest or tho vigorous explorer of Alpine scenery. First-class accommodation, with best attention.—JAMES GEORGE, Proprietor. Telegraphic address, Arcadia." Postal address: Arcadia, via Queenftown. 2o ARRINGTON HOUSE. Warrirgton.BOARD and RESIDENCE; best accommodation for visitors. —Mrs T. Wilkinson (late of the Government Tourist Department). 'Phone Warrington Bureau. 17f EASIDE ACCOMMODA r i;iON7 Nuggets, Port Mnlyneux. Wire or 'phono Tirohanga. Terms on application.—Mrs Ottaway. 12d TO LET, Furnished ROOMS; use of kitchen; terms moderate.—Mrs Halfka, Oxley House, Wnikouniti. 28d HOTELS "IQ/fELBOURNE, COLLINS STREET, lil FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE. Largest Hostelry in Australasia. Handy to boat, train, and centre of city. Two dining rooms and cafe. Write for tariff card. PERSONAL.. CAtiU Ai)ViiilX'lrtHMliNTd under Uub iicaiUU(j; Fourteen Words, ONE SiUIXINU per insertion; tiix insertions, 6s; over 1-ourteen Wordj and not exceeding Twenty-four Words. 2s; Six Insertions, 10a. Double rates charged unlesj cash paid. "O>RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. A Correspondence strictly private and confidential.—Address P.O. Box 530, Duned in. 28 d NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE, L. or G. quality, stands with a world's reputation behind it. Sold by all traders. , Specify North British. 7d ~T IVING-UP-B USINESS SALE at die " Irish Linen Depot, 51 George street. Wonderful bargains in "itodV V kerchiefs, Fancy Linens, Tablecloths, Blotisee. etc.; everything reduced.—lrish Linen Depot. J9d OUR Factory Made-to-measure SUITS, from 455. best value in Dunedin.— I Herbert, Haynes. 28d i

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16888, 28 December 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 16888, 28 December 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 16888, 28 December 1916, Page 1