AMUSEMENTS. ; AT ' TH E PLAZA 1 j Again TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! A Stirring Production, in 7 Reels, Starring BEATRIX MICHELENA, i The Operatic Prima Donna, THE WOMAN WHQ DARED. 7 THE WOMAN WHO DARED. fc Superbly Mounted "and Costumed. i Full of Action and Grip. . \ f Powerful Dramatic Situations. ] - ■ THE WOMAN WHO DARED i Is not a sax picture, but a tense dramatic < - story of political intrigue and international 7 diplomacy, from the Novel by . A. N. & C. N. WILLIAMSON, ; ' . And a Big Success. . Screening at 1.45, 3.30, 6.50, &15. \ MISCELLANEOUS WANT 3. 7 ADVERTISEMENTS oi 16 Words under the Head- ' r ings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To • Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; .1 insertions, ; 2 /G; 6 insertions, 5/-. Strictly Cash In Advance. .Extra Charge if Booked. 1 PURCHASE, 160 to 200 W, ■ v v also 100 h.p. and 68 h.p. (or about) » T SUCTION GAS ENGINES, with electric : generators.—Address (stating price and full ° particulars) to ENGINE, 532 Armagh street, ' Christ-church. 23jy | 7 fWANTED'- RENT or PURCHASE, " » HOUSE, few acres land, Canterbury j - district; farm labouring family.—Plough- < ' man, Dunbapk. 24jy ( f "OIANO Wanted; in good order and : ■"• reasonable price for cash.—Particulars to Musical, Times Office. 24jy :. T^ ANTED HIRE, HORSE and CART; ! 0 » * few months; view purchase.; suitable i, Q all very .—Staunch, Times Office. 24jy ' a "WANTED to BUY, 5-roomed HOUSE; ■▼ » conveniences; St. Kilda; state par- - ticulars.—House, Times Office. 24jy 1 Man wants BUY v . VV CLOIHES; size 7or over.—State r, Price, etc., to Reasonable 5, Times. Office.' I RANTED. HAY or SHEAF STACK, - .;I or on truck.—Lewis, dairyman, N.E. ■• ■ . ' 24jy i \kr ANTED to PURCHASE, ■J T » PIANO;: state price and where to be * seen to Lob, Times Office. . 24jy ' fyV ANTED ' chil d' 3 modern DROP-SIDE ' . CO . T J good order.—Address L. M. H =» Times Office. 24jy V 117 ANTED. PURCHASE, sor 6-roomed : « . , HO USE and about 3 acres-land.— x Retired Farmer, Times Office. 24jy - "W"ANTED, Kind Person to ADOPT '" a t, 9 hllc U rom k irth ( sh °rtly) .-Address I A. B. C, Times Office. 24jy 7 "WANTED - Ladies', Gentlemen's, r yy Children's Left-orf Clothing, Boots; i, highest prices.—Hope, King street (tele- ' f phone 3L 1 !). 24jy - "OABBITERS.-Consign your Rabbits; Is I -"* Pair paid; or communicate W. T 1 4gke,_fishrnonger,. Caversham Station. t QOUTHEND MACHINERY DEPOT - *~» wants Machinery of all kinds; bought i, or sold on commission; storage free.—l4s 7 Bond street. 24jy j '"WTLL give Elderly Lady good HOME * i-Vl , l6u . lfc sobers wife) return assisting,. f bght auties.—Country Garage,, Times. ~ T^T ANTED tt BUY-Ladies' andGentlei ▼ V men s, Children's Clothing, Boots, y etc.; telephone 3176.—Mrs Boddy,. Kintr street - ' . ' v 20jy t PURCHASE, CHAFF- . » » CUTTER (bagger), single or double; r state size, mouthpiece, and price.—Farmer - Merton. .... ,18jy : '> T&° N '- T ■**? and count yourself to sleep - rr[ b f, c l; us . e .. y?, u s^ ffer from cold feet. Get a Unique ", HOT-WATER BOTTLE - the bottle with strongly vulcanised seams - that can t burst or leak. British made, too. a TpROCURE LIQUID GLOSS, Is fed, from grocer, or shopkeeper; or send Guthrie, - Jjowron, wholesalers.' Moray place, Dun- ? edla - ' . x lljy ' SUPERFLUOUS Hairs. Moles perman: - £-> ently removed by electrolysis.-Miss s Boyer, 61 Stuart street (16 years' experi- * 7iv - retailer has longed for— a Y* NONFOG-to prevent shoo windows - togging in the frosty weather One appliy cation- lasts, for days; 3s.—Garages and " ironmongers. 29iu A SK ANY COMMERCIAL TRAVEL- [. LER and he will say "Yes. the best 0 place I know of in Dunedin for a GOOD |; SHAVE or HAIRCUT is MOODY'S; ' Q Everything is right up-to-date.' Any - amount of room in both Saloons, and every y tradesman Moody employs is an ARTIST." t |3 ABBITSKINS.—Consign your Rabbit 1 .ft skins tcr R. ■ S. Blaci fiunodi-n. . r Prompt cash: highest prices. Money talks. ) "IT'URS, Coats. Collars, Rugs, Gloves — a JD pall see R: S. Black. Moray pl ace (opposite. FitPf Church). 26?u ]|/|-ARRIAGE, Events, Prospects, Changes - De Q fc J n £ rae ¥ f f Read i"ss. Send i birthday, 9d stamps.—Aubert; Box 440 SvdP : _gw [* -nniHE Phenomenal Sale of NORTTT r A BRITISH HOT-WATER "•BOTTLBS [< is the br-st evidence of the satisfaction thev [• give. Look for the "Unique" etopper—a. C guarantee of satisfaction. -- 9j y f PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS; new season's n 7" , stof, k now arriving; Cameras from6s; frpsh ChomiVal and Sundries; '■ P PHOTOGRAPHIC Plates and Papers' p -»• al! .makers, best varieties, always in C "fork; pricp-bst on application. K our One Solution DEVELOPER; „ -8- once used always used.—H J GILL r. 11 and 13 Frpdprirk street ('phone 1144) C A RTIFICIAL TEETH, Old Gold, Silver C •£*■ Platinum Bought.—Friedlander, 3 = Maclaggan street ('phone 3112). 24my WANTED Ladies' t . Children's CTothing. Boots. — Mrs o Rronwh. 315 King (telephone-2876). MISS LOGAN, Typist Work Seated a strictly confidentially.—s and 6 Stock . Exchange (Princes street entrance). Tele- - phone 126. I is Ja ~ SPECIAL SALE JEWELLER Y.- £ O Greenstone Chains, 32s 6d; Brooches ( from 6s 6d; Bangles, Watches Necklets,' ~ and Pendants at Clearing Prices.—Him- I y mel's 99 George street ■ .jjjjf o \JUK REPAIR and OVERHAUL any i- » V make of Typewriter.—Logan's Typewriter Agpncy. V: Bond street. 21my Q "O AIN can't setae on your wind screen if - *•*' v ? u Polish it with NONFOG, the latest y invention in the motoring world. It abso- i ■_ lutely prevents fog on wind screens, ehon li windows, cramcars, 3s.—Garages and ironmongers. • 29] - u WATSON'S No. 10 is- a little than most Whiskies, but is worth t the .noney. ■ 23jy 3 risk accidents through defective -«-> vision owing to a . befogged wind screen. Use NONFOG, and kepp your . screen clear. Makes whiter a ' • pleasure; 3s.—Garages and ironmongers. - S A £ E t GUAR T D ■ INHALERS j K_/ Catarrh, Influenza, Asthma, all Throat ' , and Lung Troubles: 10s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son 4 12jy I LADIES Fur Coats Sets. Rugs made up ■ Tannea Animals Mounted.--Jaoobs, 250 George street. 18my i i' f^CJOT WARMERS fW automobiles; i j *- smokeless, choap; last lifetime.—Full i particulars A. E. M'Dougall. 109 Princes , street. 18my * f H is no need to have a misty wind L J- screen in fog or rain if you polish your screen with NONFOG. Invaluable to .i motorists, trcin drive's, and retailers for . shop windows; 3s- Garages and iron- ' moi'gors.- ] D : : ■ ■< 7 THEATRICAL MANAGERS \ v vv and Others to know that the Otago i . Daily Times undertakes the POSTING of , WOODCUTS' (any size) STRE^MES POSTK.RS, and every description of Print- - s 'rig in the most promment oowtione in *lie .■it» on soori<.-,t '~- J ~- s
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17064, 24 July 1917, Page 1
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