AMUSEMENTS. By Permission and Under the Jurisdiction of the Otago Boxing Association. RING’S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, Commencing at 7.45 p.m. BOXING, The Dunedin Combined WRESTLING. Sports Club has been forBOXING. Innate in securing the sorWRESTLING. vices of the best exponents BOXING. of the game, and will preWRESTLING. sent to the fans of DunBOXING. edin one of the finest proWRESTTiING. grammes of Boxing and BOXING. Svresiling that has ever WRESTLING, been staged in the city. BOXING. Here’s a chance for all the WRESTLING. Sports for a cheap night’s BOXING. entertainment. EIGHT SIX-ROUND BOUTS BOXING. WRESTLING: T. WALKER v. M. COUGHLIN. EIGHT SIX-ROUND BOUTS WRESTLING. For the small sum of 3s Dress Circle, 3s Stalls, and 2s Pit (no tax). MEMBERS’ TICKETS ARE NOT AVAILABLE.
QUEEN’S THEATRE. Daily at 2 and 7 p.m. Richard Bartlemess and Dorothy Gish in “FURY.” “Fury” has the spirit and the surge of the sea. It doesn’t glorify it. No; but what you find here in drama, strife, piquant romance in a howling hell, is what they know who know the sea- , Full Supports. J£ING EDWARD THEATRE To-night at 7.20. “ TRIFLING WITH HONOUR,” With all-star cast. It’s the story of a girl’s great love for a man who in the eyes of the world was an outcast. A clean, tense drama with a whirlwind finish. Full supports, “Trifling with Honour” commences at 7.20. ■SATURDAY -iGHT PRICES. T> L A Z A THEATRE. A Paramount Programme. 2 p.m. Alice Bradv in 7 p.m. “ the LEOPARDESS,” A wonder-play of South Sea Isles. 3.30 Sir Gilbert Parker’s Drama, 8.30 “OVER THE BORDER,” A thrilling tale of Canadian Police, with Tom Moore and Betty Compson. Also: Travel Picture and Gazette. Octagon, theatre.—t o -i^iT^t4s. A William Fox special attraction of nine reels, “Who Are My Parents” presenting an all-star cast, including Peggy Shaw, Niles Welch, and Robert Agnow. Do not miss an opportunity to see this delightful drama. The unbroken thread of human interest running through the plot has won it a hearty welcome from screen patrons. Musio by the Octagon Orchestra. Book at Begg’s or phone 5091. JgJ MPI R E THEATRE. , Dunedin’s de Luxe Picture House. Twice Daily till Thursday night, “Trifling with Honour.” Buddy Messenger, Fritz - ’ Ridgeway, and RockcliiTo Fellows in a clean, tense drama with a whirlwind finish. Comedies and Gazette. Empire Big Orchestra. Overture, “Dor Gascogner (Siippe). Book Bristol or Ring 444. HOTELS. X HI BIT I O N SITE. Estimated number of persons who pass daily the various sites at the present time: No. I.—OVAL, 20, (XX) daily. No. 2.—GARDENS, 7000 daily. No. 3.-—LAKE LOGAN, 200 daily. No. 4.—GRIDIRON HOTEL, 28,000 daily. “ NUFF SED.” TO STAY IN DUNEDIN EMPIRE HOTEL, Princes street. J. CARTER, Proprietor Late of Green Island. Where you Get the Best Glass of Beer. First-class Accommodation. Moderate Terms. Speight's XXXX Boer always on tap. SITUATIONS WANTED. AnVEimeEMENTS o( IS Word* under the Heeding* Situations Vacant, Wanted. For Bate, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Kto., One Shilling per Insertion; 3 insertions, Ss 6d; 6 Insertions, ffl: Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge it Booked. CAPABLE Girl desiies POSITION housework, mon.ings 0n1y.—320, Times Office. EXPERIENCED Gardener wants WORK by the day.—A. Lilley, 3 Fernhill street, Princes street South. 230 YOUNG Man, abstainer, requires JOB, odd work, can handle milking machines; testimonials. —369, Times Office. BARMAN, experienced, used to good class trade, desires ENGAGEMENT.—4O6, Times Office. 230 STEADY Man desires POSITION garden, milk, odd jobs; references.—37o, Times Office. 230 WANTED (by young lady), POSITION as companion-help; urgent.—B., Y.W.C.A. Hostel, Dunedin 200 YOUNG Lady (some nursing experience) desires POSITION, care invalid; can give references. —289, care Times Office. JOURNEYMAN Baker wants JOB in country bakehouse: able to take charge.—224, Times Office. X6o WANTED, AGENTS POSITION; reliable man, 12 years' farming experience; start now or January.—4o9, Times Office. 230 RELIABLE Woman waiting ENGAGEMENT; daily work, cooking, washing, or cleaning; well recommended.— Baker’s Agency (’phone 3301). 230 WANTED, housekeeper’s SITUATION, in plain home; widower and children preferred; town-country.—Address 319, Times Office. 200 HOUSEKEEPER (experienced) seeks REENGAGEMENT, station, cook for men, one table, milk; capable, reliable; sola charge; middle ago; Dunedin, north line; wages 25s to 30s; healthy.—2os, Times Office. 190 Tjl XPERT PROVED - SALESMAN, i purchasing new Motor Car, prepared REPRESENT reputable Land, Estate, Insurance Agents on Commission Basis. Prepared consider best proposition. References. Apply, first instance, 401, 230 Times Office. MEDICAL. SPRING BLOSSOM OINTMENT.” la. Cures Sore Legs, Eczema, Piles, Rashes, Chilblains, and Skin Complaints. Bold everywhere. SPRING BLOSSOM ELIXIR,”' price 2s; a Tonic and Blood Cleanser.— Hawkins’s Herbal Depot, 160 George street, Dunedin. LISTEN I —All Patent Medicines sold at "spot cash.” Lowest prices.—At Ilawkina’e, 160 George street, Dunedin. POST FREE. —Good Enemas, from 4a &d to 12s 6d each.—Address L. Hawkins, 160 Georgo street, Dunedin. BLOOMING," the Great Corn Cure; price is, at chemists and stores. “ Bloomine ” out on its own. TTTjAWKINS'S “Big Six” Cough Cura for JLJ, coughs, colds, whooping cough, and bronchitis; price, 6d and le. AWKINS’S Instant Relief Aathxna Powder ” is unrivalled; cures when others fail; la and 2s tins.—l6o George street. SUFFERING Women, avoid operations by using “Orange Blossom”; month's treatment, se. L. HAWKINS, George street, Dunedin. 14a
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18999, 23 October 1923, Page 1
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