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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17104, 8 September 1917, Page 1

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Under tho auspices of the National Committee Y.M.O.A. By Authority of tho N.Z. Government. SEASON OF SEVEN NIGHTS, Commencing SATURDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER. SATURDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER. ThA Only Authorised Films of the Great World Conflict, taken by Authority of the Imperial Government. first series: the battle qf the ancre. the battle of the ancre. the battle of the ancre. the battle qf the ancre. the battle qf the ancre. the; battle o.f the ancre. the battle o.f the ancre. the battle qf the ancre. the battle of'the ancre. THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE. Depicting with wonderful fidelity the heroio conduct of our boys at tho front. SECOND SERIES: SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. Introducing those marvellous machines of ■war, THE TANKS IN ACTION. THE TANKS IN ACTION. THE TANKS IN ACTION THE TANKS IN ACTION. THE TANKS IN ACTION. The importance of thesd pictures cannot be overestimated. They were taken by operators officially appointed, and in a zone where no other operators were permitted. FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS LATER. UROW RACES, To be held on the NORTH OTAGO JOCKEY CLUB'S COURSE. OAMARU. ENTRIES for TRIAL PLATE and NOMINATIONS for ALL OTHER EVENTS Close with the Secretary, Kurow, or Mr G. M. Procter, Oamaru, on MONDAY, 10th September, at 9 p.m. Full Programme Press and Witness. T. A. MUNRO, 6s Hon. Secretary.

SITUATIONS WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, Pot Sale, To Let, Lost and Pound, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6; 6 insertions, 6/-. Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. cutting, etc. —Worker. Times Office. MATERNITY Nurse waiting ENGAGE-' MENT.—E. W., Times Office. 8s |\APABLE Married Ploughman seeks v> ENGAGEMENT; wife cook 2-3 men; splendid references.—K% Y.. care G.P.O. YOUNG Lady would like POSITION companion-help, elderly couplo or invalid. —Town, Times Office. 8s r ANTED (by married man), GAR- , . . DENlNG.—Address Urgent. Times Office.—— -..--•-- ■''- —^ LADY (reliable and trustworthy) desires POSITION as housekeeper; one or two gentlemen.—H. M., Times Office. 8s ORKING Housekeeper desires POSI- • ■ TION, one or two gentlemen; experienced and trustworthy.—Scotch Time 3 Office. 8s AITING ENGAGEMENTS-Capable ■ • Housekeeper, Maternity Nurse, Housemaids, Generals, and Cooks.—Apply Mrs Kilpatrick, 81 Maclaggan street. 8s PERIENCED young Lady desires POSITION as grocer's assistant, town or country.—Address Worker No. 2, Times Office. , 6s WANTED (by strong youth), POSITION, carter; country store or bakery.—State wages to Honest, Times Office. 5U r AITTNG ENGAGEMENT: Experi- • ■ encod Waitresses, Housekeepers, Cook-Generals, Oompanion-HelDs. — Write, 'phone 959, Kidd's Agency, Princes street. LOST AND FOUND. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Head- • ings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6; 6 insertions, 6/-. Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. OST, Gold Cham BRACELET—Reward ' returning Mr Napier, Onslow House. LOST, Hupp STARTING HANDLE, between M'Culloch's and P.O.—Kindly return M'Culloch's Garage. Reward. 8s ' OST, Soldier's POCKET BOOK, with i boat and railway passes.—Kindly return Leviathan Hotel, before Monday. 8s LOST (Thursday), 2 KEYS on ring.— Finder kindly leave with Peter Dick, jeweller; reward. 8s LOST (Wednesday, 5.15 tram from Port Chalmers), small Black PURSE, containing money; reward. —19 Smith street. LOST (Thursday), Gold BROOCH, initial N. —Reward returning Barton and Trengrove, butchers. 8s TjTOUND—Postal note 3s lOd secures one ■Sj month's Compressed Yeast, one pound Malt Flour; postage paid.—M'Arthur s. 10UND—Glnten Biscuits for diabetics, 3s packet; Fruscera Essence, Nut Butter, Protose, Granola.—M'Arthor, Jood specialist. TmOUND—M'Arthur 10s Soldiers' Parcels, Sj just the right eatables for Xmas. We mail them. Receipts posted. lOUND—Railway servants on free list taking advantage M r Arthnr mail Wo deliver promptly. Lowest prices. 8s FOUND-Otago WINDOW CLEANING CO. clean windows, carpets, chimneys swept, private house spring cleaning.—Telephone 3250. 8s TiTIOUND—In 10s Soldier's Parcel: PudJO ding, Cake, Gum, Coffee, Cocoa, Milk, Cheese, Tobacco; postage 2s.—M'Arthur. TjWJND—M'Arthur's Busy Stores, George -T street; 9d in £1 o. ah, coupons; mail system; 3 block honey Is. OUND — M'Arthur's lowest prices always. Send us your nest order. We want your business. 3 dates Is. 8 "OOTJND—Kitt s Pursebag Manufacturing JD Workshop, 101 George street, repairs bags, makes all styles of ladies' bags. 8s jlOUND—Benhar COAL, lls per ton on A truck Benhar; prompt delivery.—P. M'Skimming and Son, Benhar. 8s TnWJND—That soldiers prefer the Rata J~ Cakes at Xmas; tins supplied and addressed.—Rata, Stuart street. LOST— Tommy feels lost without a Rata Cake at Xmas! Ho is expecting one. No substitute will please. TpTOUND by parents and sweethearts— JD That Rata Cakes (Eraser's, Stuart street) arrive safely, and always please. LOST—AH worry when parcel arrived; 1 cake delioious; good old Rata I Rata Cakes preferred by the boys. 8s i SK your local Chemist for "HENNA- - LINE' Egyptian Shampoo. Take no substitute. If he doesn't stock it send direct to Hondy, Dunedin, sole Australasian agent 6s TAOO WITKKS6.—Kew etoriss. A largo „/ unotnt d reading matter. Prtoo, «d.