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AMUSEMENTS. U'lS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-MORROW! Absolutely the Last Two Nights. Prices: Is, 2s, 3s, 4s. Reserves at Bristol. Early doors, 6d extra. PHILIP LY'ITON Presents tho 4-act Comedy Scream, THE WAYBACKS. You've missed tho fun of tho season till you see this comedy. It is so original that it will remind you of nothing else you ever saw. It is 50 true that it will get all your sympathy from tho beginning. It is so funny that you will laugh till you're sore, and then keep on laughing. It is so innocent that oven the parsons and bookmakers like it. It is so complete and compact that there- is no room for any (Kidding in it. There aro plenty of things to bother folks and lots of things to disagree about; but one thing we all must admit—the Waybacks aro the people of tho moment in Dunedin just now. If you want to see and hear them you must get in any night before 8. After 8 tho Primo Minister himself couldn't find standing room. If you can't laugh at the Waybacks, give, it up—You're Dead. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Reserved Seats, 4s. dt Bristol. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE Tho Great Question Photo-Play, HER SURRENDER. HER SURRENDER. [ Featuring Anna Q. Nilsson. THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA ; THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA. Tho Second Episode of the Wonderful Mystery Serial. TOPICAL BUDGET. ; Gussie the Lifeguard Comedy. MISCELLANEOUS WfINTS. E RESTORE GREY HAIR to its Natural Colour and successfully treat all troubles of > nPHE Skin and Hair. Consultations free. 1 -*• The Misses Chilton-Button, next Herbert, Haynes. 23d WANTED, 2 largo unfurnished ROOMS, with conveniences; with or without . board; must be central and on rise; state . term's.—Tateson, Milton. 29d WANTED, lady's and gent's BICYCLES; any condition; English make; state price.—Address Chain, Times Office. 29d W 'ANTED to RENT," 4 or 5-roomod HOUSE; state locality, particulars, and rental.—Tenant, care Times Office. "ANTED, small Furnished COTTAGE . or Crib, January; Portobello, Broad Bay.—Hygienic, Times Ofiiue. 29d WANTED to BUY, 2 FERRETS; price, where seen. —Ferret, Times Office. WANTED to PURCHASE, TANKS (second-hand). —Particulars and price to Tank, Times Office. 29d SMALL Furnished HOUSE Wanted for term; no children.—4o, Times Office. FURNISHED Sitting Room and unfurnished Bedroom wanted; use all conveniences, by married conple.—3s, Times. DISC'PLOTTGH (3-blade) Wanted; state asrn, make, lowest price for cash.— Disc, Times Office. 28d TJIANO TUNING or Dance Playing -II (Fox's Band); 'phone 839; or write ' W. Fox, 123 Forth street. 2o 13ABBITSKINS wanted at highest cash ■&-*> prices; write for price list.—White, Box 166. Dunedin h'in.JjOW, Caul . Fat, Kitchen Fai; -A highest cash prices.—Consign White, 95 Stuart street, Dunedin. 9d /CALFSKINS, Hides, Cowtips, Horsehair, Goatskins, Beeswax; prompt cash returns.—WHlTE, 95 Stuart street, Dunedin. Xμ a s pre s e n~tHs. SILVER-MOUNTED CIGARETTE and CIGAR CASES, CIGARETTE and CIGAR HOLDERS, mako an appropriate Xmas Present. AVe have a large assortment to choose from at moderate prices. MOODY & CO., Tobacconists. 22d INQUIRE by 'Phone No. 1898 of Ohas. Saxby respecting Cycle. Repairs.—Pier Cycle Works, Crawford street. 12s EpOOTWARMERS for automobiles; $- smokeless, cheap; last lifetime. —Full particulars A. E M'Dougall, 109 Prince* street. 18my M7B REPAIR and OVERHAUL any » v make of Typewriter.—Logan's Typewriter Agency, 26 Bond street. 31my A RTIFICIAL TEETH, Old Gold, Silver, ii Platinum Bought.—Friedlander, 3 Maclaggan street; 'phone 3112. 24my 'ANTED BUY—Gentlemen's, Children's Clothing, Boots. — Mrs Broawn. 315 King street (telephone 2876). G'PECIAL SALE JEWiiLLIiKY.O Greenstone Chains, 32s 6d; Brooches, froai 6s 6d; Banglee, Watchefej Necklets, and Pendants at Clearing Prices.—Himmel's. 93 Georee street 20f ANTED, Ladies', Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots; highest prices.—Hope, King street (telephone 3111). 21jj UPERFLUOUS Hairs, Moles, Pexmanently Removed by ELECTROLYSIS. Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (opposite St. Puil's). lau M 'DONALD & MILLER, Green arc CASH BUYERS of Prime Bacon PIGS. Correspondence invited. 29n RENTS Collected city and suburbs; properties carefully managed; tenants waiting for good houses; accounts rendered monthly; terms strictly moderate.—E. J. Bryant, agent, Octagon. 210 ISS LOGAN, Typist -Work treated 6trictly confidentially. -5 and 6 Stock Bxchango (Princes street entrance). Telephone 126 15ja ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. nnHE ARCADIA PRIVATE HOTEL, JL PARADISE, is now OPEN for the Reception of Tourists and Travellers in search of rest or recreation. Situated, as it is. amidst scenes of Nature's subiimest grandeur, it is suitable alike for the iaded city iiion in search of rest or the vigorous explorer of Alpine scenery. First-class accommodation, with best attention.—JAMES GEORGE, Proprietor. Telegraphic address, '"Arcadia." Postal address: Arcadia, via Quponrfown. 2o 'AKRINGTON HOUSE, Wampgton.— BOARD and RESIDENCE; best ac commodation for visitors. —Mrs T. Wilkinson (late of tho Government Tourist Department). 'Phone Warrinprton Bureau. 17f S~~EASI.DE ACCOMMODATION, Nuggets, Port Mnlyncux. Wire or 'phone Tirohanga. Terms on application.—Mrs Ottaway. 12d HOTELS MELBOURNE, COLLINS STREET. FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE. Largest Hostelry in Australasia. Ilaiidr to boat, train, and centre of city. Two dining rooms and cafe. Write for tariff card. WORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE, L. or G. quality, stands with ,1 world's reputation behind it. Sold by all traders. Specify North British. 7d SALE afliio FT .Irish Linen Depot, 51 George street. ¥ijC)NDKRFUL BARGAINS in HandVT kerchiefs, Fancy Linens, Tableclolhs, Blousce. etc. ; everything reduced.—lrish Linen Depot. 19<1 COMPLIMENTS of the season, old man!" " Same to you, my friend!" After that —Watson's No. 10. bd BRITISH GARDEN HOSe/l. JLN or Ct. quality, will Rive longer -ervice than any othrr inakn. Do r.ol accept imitations. Sold bv all traders. Specify North British, 7d

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16889, 29 December 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 16889, 29 December 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 16889, 29 December 1916, Page 1