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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18197, 18 March 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rp 0-D AYSHE DANCES To Heathen Idols, To the Wind Gods, To the Surf Gods, To the Wood Gods, CLAD In a Cloak of Grass, An Alluring Smile. The Beauty of a Goddess, The Lure pf a Siren, The Temper of a Savage, The Raiment of Eve, The Charm of Circe, and A Heart of Gold— That’s the White Almond Blossom, CLARINE- SEYMOUR, —- CLARINE SEYMOUR, CLARINE SEYMOUR, CLARINE SEYMOUR, In* D. W. Griffith’s D. W. Griffith’s D. W. Griffith’s D. W. Griffith’s Latest First National Production of the Southern Seas, of a wonderful love and regeneration, of wild adventure amid the waving palms of the SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. The picture that nearly cost the lives of the great producer and his company. “THE IDOL DANCER.” “THE IDOL DANCER.” “THE IDOL DANCER.” “THE IDOL DANCER.” QUEEN’S THEATRE. % TODAY. Clad only in innocence, a» few leaves,, and a cloak of tropical grass —comes this heroine of the strangest of modern tales —dainty, beautiful, lips moulded for kisses, eyes _ that would lure a leech from its business; innocence her armour, love her weapon. A maid of Nature who performed dances that the eyes of man might not see. She’ll dance her way right into your hearts. Epic Unforgettable Magnificence. Also Serial. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. IN G E_D WARD TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. £SOO REWARD For the body, dead or alive, of Captain Swift, Bushranger. A price on his head—the net ever drawing closer —a hunted outlaw—a chance came, and he took it —took, a dead man’s name and identity. “CAPTAIN SWIFT.” “CAPTAIN SWIFT.” HADDON CHAMBERS’S -GREAT STAGE PLAY. The Story of a Famous Bushranger. Featuring EARLE WILLIAMS. EARLE WILLIAMS. Also Serial (final Episode). PICNIC. rpoEtE N.Z. REFP.IGERATING PANY’S EMPLOYEES’ PICNIC. COMWINGATUI, , SATURDAY, 19th March. Hot Water, Tea, and Milk Provided. Toys and Sweets for the Children.' Drags Band. ■ Train leaves Dunedin 9.25 a.m. Return fare: Dunedin, Is 3d and 7d; stations south of Dunedin, XOd and sd. • Tickets on 1 sale from Committee on various stations. A. G. RUSSELL, 17m Hon. Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants. Etc., One Shilling per Insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6: 8 insertions, 6/-. Strictly . Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. ANTED (by young Man), WORE of any kind.—Address X. Y., Times Office. wN URSE DISENGAGED for invalid or mental case. —Anglo, Times Office. CERTIFICATED Midwife’ open for ENGAGEMENT; town or country; from Ist April.—Nurse, “The Daffodils,” Naseby. HOBSE-SHOEPt, Floorman, wants JOB; can fit shoes.—Address Floorman, Times Office. ’7m ÜBSE seeks POSITION; full charge of invalid or old person.—Margaret, Times Office. 17m, FARMING. —Youth with 2J years’ experience all-round general farm work desires ENGAGEMENT. —D. S., Times Office. YOUNG Man, handy. with tfiols, wants WORK with Carpenter.—Address D. 8., Times Office. t 18m rinrTELL-EDUCATBD ’Girl, knowledge •IT < bookkeeping, would like POSITION office. —Address Ambitious, Times Office. EXPERIENCED Watchmaker desires CHANGE; front shop preferred.— Wages, etc., to Capability, Times Office. 1 WANTED (by an experienced Gardener), ITT- WORK by day, hour, or'week; firstclass local recommendation. —Teuga, Times Office. 18m liILECTRICIAN-KINEMA OPERATOR, 13 U years’ experience, take charge running repairs.—For references address Ex-Soldier, Times Office. \ 18m ULLY-EXPERIENCED Customs, Shipping, and Costing Clerk open for ENGAGEMENT, Dunedin; highest references.— Adaptable, Times Office. 17m Chauffeur - gardener (married, strictly sober) desires POSITION, thoroughly experienced driver and gardener; good references. —Enthusiast, Times Office. MOTHER and Daughter would TAKE CHARGE of Home in owner’s absence, few months; country preferred.-—Worker, Times Office. 17m WIST ANTED (by married ploughman), SITUATION, Southland or Canterbury.—Address Plough, Taumata (via Clinton). 11m YOUNG Man requires SITUATION stock or sheep farm; good home essential.— References and further particulars from W. Duncalfe, Soldiers’ Hostel, Vivian street, W ellington. 16m WANTED (by respectable married couple), POSITION on farm as married couple; man has only one arm, can do anything but plough; wife good cook; highest references. —Hurry, Times Office. 16m WANTED (by the middle of April) HOTEL TO MANAGE by a respectable gentleman, oily or country, for 12 months or more; references; respectable. Also have secured the services of experienced barmaid and lady chef. —WAITING, Times Office. 'icTmASTER TAILORS AND CLOliING MANUFACTURERS. FIRST-CLASS CUTTER seeks E GAGEMENT; good credentials; designi experience. Address CUTTER, 18m Times Office, ENGINEERS, Pipe Fitters, Plumbers 1 Don’t “damn that joint.” Use Hewson’s “Invincible” Jointing Cement, for all joints—flanges or screwed. Steam, Gas, Water, Ammonia, Oil, or Petrol.—Manning Machinery Co., 5 Bedford row, Christchurch. LL good Scotchmen like water —when it’a mixed with WATSON’S No. 10 A ; Whisky 7ja o TAGO WITNESS.—New stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price, 9d. WATSON’S No. 10 comes first in the opinion of those with cultured palates. Man, it’* fine.” 7ja