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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18758, 11 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ROSIN A BUCK MAN, R O S I N A DUCK M A N, NEW ZEALAND’S QUEEN OF SONG. POPULAR FAREWELL TOUR. The world’s foremost Dramatic Soprano. “ The song of (ho lark, cantered from the infinite heavens, and limed to the operas ot the earth.” “AH, THE TRULY LOVELY VOICE.’ - London Daily Mail. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr J. Fuller. Direction E. J. Gravcstoclv. SATURDAY, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20. Jan. 22. Jan. 24. THREE FAREWELL CONCERTS. World's Foremost ' Dramatic Soprano. Final Appearances in Dunedin of ROSINA BUCKMAN, ROSINA BUCKMAN, ROSINA BUCKMAN, ROSINA BUCKMAN, ROSINA BUCKMAN, ROSINA BUCKMAN. ROSINA BUCKMAN, ROSINA BUCKMAN, MAURICE D’OISLY. MAURICE D’OIHLY. MAURICE D’OISLY. MAURICE D’OISLY. MAURICE D’OISLY. MAURICE D’OISLY. MAURICE D’OISLY. MAURICE D’OISLY. Tire Popular Anglo-French Tenor. Also, ADELINA LEON, ADELINA LEON, ADELINA LEON, The Brilliant English ’Cellist. PERCY KAHN, PERCY KAHN, PERCY KAHN, The Talented: Composer-Pianist. BOX PLAN OPENS at THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY on WEDNESDAY NEXT. January 17. PRICES: Reserved Seats, 7s 6d; • Unreserved, 5s and 5s (plus tax).

E. &. WILSON. Secretary, O.C.A. SITUATIONS WANTED. \I)VISBTHSEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For flnle, Tb Let, Lost and Pound, Miscellaneous Wonts, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 Insertions, Ss 6d; 6 Insertions, 6s; Strictly Cash In Advance. Extra Charge If Booked. ANTED, POSITION attend elderly lady_or invalid.—69s, Times Office. WANTED, POSITION housekeeper, cook, or kitcheiimaid; first-class references Communicate GBl, Times Office. Hja, BOY, left school, 2 years commercial course, good record, desires Clerical POSITION.—6B2, Times Office. Hja, I EXPERIENCED Housekeeper desires SITUATION, 2 adults; town preferred 694, Times Office. nj a /CHAUFFEUR, experienced, competent, VJ would like SITUATION private car or light lorry; references.—s2s, Times Office. WANTED, POSITION pianist, young lady; country town preferred.—s 43, Times Office. . 9j a A STRONG young Man (22), good appearance, seeks EMPLOYMENT of any description.—Address Heather, Times Office. YOUNG Man desires Temporary EMPLOYMENT 2 months; previous experience as salesman; good appearance; energetic.—Canvass, Times. ' 9ja WAITING ENGAGEMENT! reliable Housekeeper (child 6); must be near school; well recommended. —Baker’s Agency, Dowling street. Xlja O SAWMILLERS.—PIaning Machineman open for ENGAGEMENT; many years’ experience on mouldings, etc.—F, Jeffrey, care H’Kenzie, Lough street, Timaru. YOUNG Lady desires POSITION in Dunodin ns companion to elderly lady or couple, or assist light housework.—Address 54X, Times Office. 9j a T;WO Shepherds want POSITIONS together;. do anything; high or low country; start 7th March.—Address 496, Times Office. Bja HOUSEKEEPER. experienced, young, reliable, seeks ENGAGEMENT; two girls, ages 3 and 6.—Spain’s Agency, Trades Hall. llja COOK, accustomed first position, hotel, seeks ENGAGEMENT, Dunedin; thoroughly reliable; highly recommended. — Spain’s Agency, Trades Hall. Xlja TRAVELLER seeks ENGAGEMENT, 4 years’ experience, Otago and Southland, in motor and cycle trade; excellent credentials. —693, Times. Xlja WANTED, POSITION, by married mrihl thorough knowledge horses and sheep, farm machinery; strictly sober.—697, Times. XXja T LEGAL NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE of WILLIAM HASTIE, late of Main South road, Cavershani, Dunedin, Master Butcher (deceased). ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS against the Estate of the above-named deceased ore requested forthwith to send particulars of the same, duly certified as being owing bv the deceased at the date of death (Ist January, 1925) to Mr JOHN WILKINSON, 26 Uowling street, Dunedin, as Solicitor for the Executrix. llja BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. JJOROUGH OF MOSGIEL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ADDITIONAL CHARGE c£ 10 PER CENT will bo added to all Ratos remaining UNPAID after THURSDAY, 16 th January next. W. E. M'LEAN, Town Clerk. Moagicl, Bth January, 1923. 9ja WHO wins? WATSON'S No. 10, of course, Scotland’s choicest whisky. First for flavour, purity, mellowness. 17m y A S long as your boot has an upper you can fit WOOD-MILNE RUBBER SOLES, because they are fixed with small screws which are easily replaced. rjtHE Scotchman's pride, the Englishman’s X lavounto, the Irishman's delight; U-aTSON'S No. 10 Whisky X7my