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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17823, 3 January 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTSRING'S T HEATRE, TO-DAY, at 2 p.m. and TO-NIGHT, at 7 and 8.30. Many have boon delighU-d with Mrs Hunfferford's famous novel, "MOLLY BAWN." Old playgoers will remember the play. "MOLLY BAWN." "MOLLY BAWN." Now Ilopworth, tho furious English producers, present tho story in pioturo form. • "MOLLY BAWN," ■ "MOLLY BAWN," Featuring the Beautiful and Clover Star, ALMA TAYLOR, ALMA TAYLOR, ALMA TAYLOR. ALMA TAYLOR, ALMA TAYLOR, ALMA TAYLOR, THE ENGLISH MARY PICKFORD. A charming' story set amid beautiful scenes in Ireland and England. A sweet girl conquers an .old man'a sternness. "Oh, Molly Bawn, why leave mo pining AH lonely waiting here for you?" Truo lovo did not run smoothly, but happineas came at last. SPECIAL FOR THIS AFTERNOON: CHARLES CHAPLIN, in CHARLES CHAPLTN, in "THE SHOPWALKER." ■ "THE SHOPWALKER." And Fine Supports. jfOSGIEL PICTURES TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock. A Metro Star Drama, Featuring BERT LYTELL In "BLACKIE'S REDEMPTION." "BLACKIE'S REDEMPTION." "BLACKIE'S REDEMPTION. 5 ' A SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, Including a further Episode of Great Serial: " THE WOLVES OF KULTUR " Also, BILLY WEST in "THE SCHOLAR." METRO PROGRAMMES ALWAYS PLEASE. rTEHERE WILL BE NO PICTURES AT ST. KILDA , Or ROSLYN TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I BRIGHTON SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL HALL. Art union. Ist prize, 1220; 2nd, 1214; 3rd, 3454; 4th, 1408; sth, 954; 6th, 1087; 7th, 2874; Bth, 2211; 9th, 1738; 10th, 2176. Certified as" correct by C. J. Hobbs (chairman), J. Sutherland (hon. secretary Art Union). 3ja SITUATIONS VACANT. XT AW E~RA HOSPITAL. TWO POSITIONS vacant on the Trained Nursing Staff. Senior Sister, £100 per annum; Junior, Sister, £85 to £90 first year. Apply (soon, with testimonials) to 30d ■ THE MATRON. ©HAG POINT COAL MINING COMO PANY (LIMITED). WANTED, PRACTICAL COAL MINERS, SHIFTMEN, AND TRUCKERS. Apply to - JOB HUGHES, 26d Mine Manager, Shag Point. "m/TASTERTON TECHN-ICAL~SCHOOL 1/uMESTIO SCIENCE INSTRUCTRESS. A FULLY-QUALIFIED INSTRUCTRESS is required to Take Charge of the Domestic Science Classes (Day and Evening) at M-asterton Technical School. Commencing- salary, £200 per annum. Applications received up till Noon on MONDAY, January 19, ISflO. D. GRANT, Director. Mastorton, 31st December, 1919. 3ja "QILWORTH ULSTER INSTITUTE. APPLICATIONS will be received by tho Undersigned up to Noon on TUESDAY, 13th January, 1920, for the Position of SENIOR HOUSE MASTER. Salary, £300, increasing to £350 p.a. Applicants must be unmarried, and ability to teach Elementary Science will bo considered a special qualification. In accordance with the terms of *the Trust, applicants must be Members of the Church of England. Duties to be undertaken on January 22. Further information may be had on application to tho Head Master. R. 11. INSULL, Secretary, Dilworth Trust Board, 3ja P.O. Box 766, Auckland. ■VfELSON HOSPITAL AND CHARI- -!■* TABLE AID BOARD. APPLICATIONS for tho Position of RESIDENT SURGEON at tho Nelson Hospital will be received by the above Board until 4 o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, January 31. Salary, ,£450 per annum, and 1 free residence. Duties to commence about tho middle of December. . Applications, 6tating age and qualifications (with testimonials enclosed), to bo addressed to the Undersigned, and marked on the outside "Application for Resident Surgeon." S. BLOMFIELD, Secretary. Nelson, December 30, 1919. 3ja DEPARniENT^SAMOA. MALE ASSISTANT TEACHER. APPLICATIONS from Certificatad Teachers, addrossed "The Director of Education, Wellington," will bo received up to the 10th JANUARY for the position of Assistant Master, School for White and Half-cast© Children, Apia. Strict temperance and good moral character essential; proficiency in music, physical instruction or woodwork would be a recommendation. Salary as for Grade 3 in New Zealand, £160-£2OO, plus additional salary according to grading, £10 to £40, plus tropical allowance £100. Free passage to Samoa, superannuation rights safeguarded. The successful applicant must be prepared fa/leavo New Zealand about tho middle of February. PUBLIC COMPANIES. AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE OTAGO FARMERS' UNION MUTUAL FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. FARMERS' INSURANCES ONLY. LOWEST RATES IN THE DOMINION. Write or call for particulars from Heai Office. HUGH MITCHELL & CO., Public Accountants and Sharobrokers, 152 High street, Dunedin. Telephone 1236. P.O. Boy 314. sjy ECZEMA CURED I-My Herbal Treatment positively cures_ the distressing trouble.—Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. INIMITABLE in flavour arid mellowness -Watson's No. 10 WHISKY, the best Scotch. I ft