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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17944, 25 May 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. ALL NEW TO-DAY. WOULD YOU BURGLE FOR LOVE? See DOROTHY GREEN DOROTHY GREEN DOROTHY GREEN And ARTHUR ASHLEY, And ARTHUR ASHLEY, In "THE AMERICAN WAY." "THE AMERICAN WAY." It shows what somo people—in fact, what most do for love. The young lord was quite prepared to crack a crib to prove_ that ho was red-blooded, and not an effeminate son of tho nobility. HE CRACKED THE CRIB, AND GOT THE GIRL. Also a Now Chapter of "THE MAN OF MIGHT." "THE MAN OF- MIGHT." USUAL PRICES. RING'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT.~at 7 and 8.30. For Positively the Final Screenings. The Big English Picture Triumph, "THE HANGING JUDGE," "THE HANGING JUDGE," "THE HANGING" JUDGE," The Picture that has Captured Picfeuregoers. See it To-night for the Last Time. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). The Picture Sensation of Two Continents. ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY In "THE DEATH DANCE." In "THE DEATH DANCE." Prices: 6d and 3d; Circle, Is. ritEE HOURS OF SCREENING "THE X WOMAN THOU G-AVEST ME," Hall Caine's'Sensational Novel, will be: OCTAGON THEATRE— 3.15 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. THE PLAZA THEATRE2.30 p.m., 7 p.m., 8.50 p.m. TQTJNEDIN BURNS CLUB. ANNUAL SOCIAL EVENING. ART GALLERY HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT. Splendid Programme, Supper, and Dance (till midnight). Ladies, Basket. Season Ticket: Double, 7s 6d; Lady's, 4s. BILLIARDS.— Last Chance of seeing New Zealand's Champion Billiardist, C. M'Conachy v. C. „ Burtenshaw. Plaza Saloon, 8 p.m., AVednesday, 26th. Admission, 2s. Don't miss'this opportunity. rpHE WAiKOUArn bachelors' X BALL has been POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. N. SNOWBALL, 22my Hon. Secretary. ' '"- ■■■' ACCOMMODATION IT HOLIOAY RESORTS. TITHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTVVi' CHURCH: HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. D. COLLINS, Proprietor (late Clarendon Hotel). All communications receive prompt s attention. Box 532. Telephones 1040, 2279. LAKE WAKATIPU HOTEL, KINGSTON. Under New Management. Only best brands wines and spirits stocked. Every convenience and comfort for guests and'tourists. Motor boat for hire on lake. Goat shooting and fishing half-hour journey from hotel. JAS. PARKER. 15m Proprietor. SITUATIONS VACANT.

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rVTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. WANTED, TWO CARPENTERS. Apply Superintendent Engineer, Otago Harbour Board Store, Richardson street. W. J. BARDSLEY, Secretary. May 24, 1920. 25my SHORTHAND - TYPISTE WANTED. Address (stating ago, experience, and salary expected) CAPABLE, 25my Times Office. TftT .ANTED, JUNIOR CLERK, With knowledge shorthand-typewriting. Address (stating ago and experience) BOX 559, 25my ' Dunedin. TUTASTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. GAS DEPARTMENT. APPLICATIONS FOR ACCOUNTANT. APPLICATIONS, closing at Noon on MONDAY, the 31st inst., are invited for the position of Accountant to the Gas Department of the above Council. Conditions of appointment may be had on application to the Undersigned, or may be seen at tho Offico of this Paper. By Order. JAMES W. BLACKMAN, ' Engineer and Manager. Gas Department Offices, Masterton, 19th May, 1920. 22my TTT- ANTED, A Thoroughly Capable HOUSEKEEPER. Good wages and good home. Address A. 6, Times Office. PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS of 10 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, Per Sale, To Let, Lost and ?ound, Miscellaneous Wants, Eto., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6; B insertions, 5/-. Strictly Oash in Advance. Eitrn Charge if Booked'.

WILL owner who put Black GELDING on Mr Green's property pleaso Call for same, or will be sold to pay expenses, YOUNG- Man (prospects) wants MEET genuine Girl, 18 or over, view matrimony.—Fidelity, G.P.O. 25my ("eNTLEMAN (43) wishes to MEET re--7C spectacle l«ady (36 or 40), view matrimony.—Farmer, Times Office. 22my WILL young man seen taking R.SJL BADGE 9/756 from coat in milk-cart, Monday' last, Return Bamo to Returned Soldiers' Association office, save further bother. 22my A WARM fire, congenial companionship, and WATSON'S No. 10—what matters these chilly_nights : 21my OTAGO WITNESS.—New stories. A large awonnt of reading Price, Bd.