Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18625, 5 August 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JgIVERYBODY’S THEATRE. Positively last two days of D. W. Griffith s strange, exotic, romantic masterpiece, “BROKEN BLOSSOMS.” _ . The most-discussed photo-play of all time, featuring Richard Barthelmess and Lilian Gish. Special musical score. In addition: Katherine MacDonald in “The Turning Point.” Excellent Supports. Plan at Bristol. Sessions at 2.50 and 7 p.m. aU EEN ’ S THEATRE. Daily at 2 and 6.30. ANITA STEWART, the comet among the host of stats in “PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY;” A Drama with backgrounds of the frozen barrens and the tropic shores. - Supports: Gazette, Pathe Review, and Christie' Comedy, “Pure and Simple.” Orchestra at 8. Plan at Bristol. King edward. Matinee at 2.30 To-day. Katherine MacDonald in an adaptation of Robert Chambers’s novel, “THE TURNING POINT.” Gazette, Comedy, and To-night, at 7.15, the inimitable Anita Stewart in “Playthings of Destiny,” a drama of human pawns on a matrimonial chess board. Supports: Pathe Review, ‘ J. Topioals, Comedy, and Serial.

Otago council of* sundat SCHOOL UNIONS. MEETING in Cargill RiJad Methodist S 4 Hall on MONDAY, 7th August, at 7.45 p.m. Programme:—A Primary Department Demonstration (Miss Dick); “New Ideals in Management and Organisation” (Mr J. Keid, 8.A.). Youth Workers and Church Office-bearers specially invited. 'Collection. TOE UNITED STARR-BOWKETT 1 BUILDING SOCIETY. £236,034 4s lOd ADVANCED TO DATE. Join , our NEW No. 6 GROUP and participate in advantages. Each Share entitles you to £IOO free of interest. ONLY 280 SHARES AVAILABLE. Full particulars on application to HUGH MITCHELL, Secretary, sau 152 High street. OTAGO MUTUAL STARR-BOWKETT SOCIETY. FREE LOAN £SOO, No. 3 GROUP, to be BALLOTTED for oh THURSDAY, 24th August. First draw; no back payments. No. 5 Group just started. Join now and participate. Full particulars from H. F. M. MERCER, Secretary, opp. Early Settlers’ Hall. Dunedin starr-bowkett buildING SOCIETY. NO. 5 GROUP. / INTENDING SHAREHOLDERS are NOTIFIED that the DATE OF COMMENCEMENT has been FIXED for the 21st INST. Send in your applications for shares. J. A. HOPCRAFT, sau Secretary. HOUSES ANd PROPERTIES , WANT.ED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant. Wanted, For Bale, To Let, Lost and- 7 Pound, Miscellaneous Wants. Eto., One Shilling per Insertion; 3 Insertions. 3s 6d; 6 insertions. Is; Strictly Cash in Advance Extra Chnrce If Rooked WANTED TO EXCHANGE, 70-acro DAIRY FARM, with Cows, Implements, etc., as a going concern, for a 4 or S-roomed HOUSE in Dunedin. 4nu E. L. MAOASSEY & CO. WANTED to PURCHASE, BUTCHERY BUSINESS, town or country, also a BOOTMAKING BUSINESS. - Macessey and Co. 4au BUYER waiting for 4-roomcd HOUSE; must be sound and good order; can give substantial deposit.—Address Box 5-16, Dunedin. sau WANTED to BUY, good seven-roomed HOUSE, near Technical College.— Send particulars to S. W. Oeddes, land and estate agent. Empire Buildings sau ANTED to RENT, HOUSE. 5,6, or 7 rooms; all conveniences; no children. 195, Times Office.. S all WANTED to RENT, from October, small HOUSE, neighbourhood Anderson’s Bay; moderate rent.—l9B, Times Office. ANTED to PURCHASE. J-ACRE SECTION, .freehold, Roslyn or Kaikorai.—Address 209, Times Office. Sari WANTED Lease or Purchase, good country Blacksmithing BUSlNESS.—Particulars to 181, Times Office. gnu WANTED to LEASE. DAIRY FAR if; handy Dunedin or suburban railway; about November.—Address 230, Times Office. PRIVATE BUYER wants particulars 4-5 ROOMS; good locality; price £BOO- - —Send replies 251, Times Office. WANTED to RENT, 4 or 5-roomod HOUSE; pay 30s suitable place.—Address Careful, Times Office, sau WANTED .BUY, Mixed Farm or Slheep Run; 1000 sheep; £llOO down; no agents; full particulars.—243, Times. WANTED Rent, Lease, Purchase. 5, 6roomed HOUSE, north end; any condition.—Number 258, Times Office.