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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19048, 19 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PLAZA THEATRE. FOR TWO NIGHTS. To-night and To-morrow Night. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. P. T. Eel bit is desirous of forming a { Vaudeville Company t 5 Tour N.Z. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED TO-DAY At Theatre by Mr Selbit for the following Acts: SONGS, MONOLOGUES. DANCES, COMEDIANS, ETC. THE PUBLIC WILL BE JUDGES. The Winners of these Amateur Trials will receive Cash Prizes, and will also have tho option of a long New Zealand tour. ROLL UP! ROLL UP! ROLL UP! And see the local talent which is hidden., in Dunedin. ON THE SAME BILL: “"SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN,” “SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN.” The Most-discussed Vaudeville Mystery. “SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN.” HOW IS IT DONE? £lo—Not Yet Claimed—£lo. CAN YOU SOLVE THE MYSTERY? Also, Pictures will be Screened : TOM MIX in “STEPPING FAST.” COME ONE-! COME ALL! A Truly Great Programme, USUAL PRICES. UNUSUAL SHOW. N'OTE.-r-Competitors coming in fast, get your name in To-day. t ERSTON PICTURES. THURSDAY, “RICH MUN’S WIVES.” , , Also Mermaid Comedy, Lloyd Hamilton. Paths Gazette. MEETINGS. k-TAGO MILK PRODUCERS’ ASSO- * • CIATION. A MEETING of the above Association will bo held on DECEMBER 21, at 11 a.m., in the Early Settlers’ Hall. 15s R. KAY, President. SITUATIONS VACANT. KEEPER. APPLICATIONS will be received till 31st DECEMBER for Experienced Doubleentry I/cdgerkeepcr for Stock and Station Agents’ Office. Duties to commence after tho New Year. Address, stating age, (nullifications, and enclosing copies of testimonials, to LEDGERKEEPER, Times Office. •J^ELSON HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited from Duly Qualified Medical Practitioners for a MEDICAL OFFICER to reside and practise in tho COUNTY OF MURCHISON. Tho above Board will Subsidise the successful applicant for three years at the rate of £l5O per annum. Applications, marked “Application for Medical Officer, Murchison,” staling age, qualifications, and accompanied by testimonials, etc., will be received by the Undersigned uo till 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, Blh JANUARY, 1924. G. P. CHAPMAN, 18d Secretary. HOSPITAL BOARD. ■ A Certificated MATERNITY NURSE is Required for South Westland District, to reside at Waiho Gorge, two miles distant from Franz Joseph Glacier. Salary, £225 per annum, use of Nurses’ Cottage, 3 rooms (furnished), also use of horse, saddle, and bridle, the property of the BoardApplicants to give age, experience, qualifications, and copies of, testimonials, also date able to take up duty. Applications Close with tho Undersigned on MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1924, at 6 p.m. T. W. BRUCE, Secretary. Box 63, Hokitika. 18d SITUATIONS WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Lot, Lost and Pound, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2s 6d; 6 insertions, ss; Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. FRUIT PICKING.—Mother and daughter would go up Otago Central.—At Once, limes Office, Port Chalmers. , ' Youth (is) would lift r . TI ON, working team; 25s week. — Address 866, Times Office, Dunedin. ISd YOUNG Man (21, with previous experience) wants JOB fruit nicking; Central preferred.—Address 936, Times. ' 19d FANTED (by two young Jadie FRUIT PICKING, Otago Centra starting early January.—Address 930, Tim Office. 1 6 widfn start after holidays.—Address 696, Tim Office. 2 'INE and Spirit Traveller (with Nor Island experience) open ENG AG MENT in new year, town or country; ref< ence.—9oo, Times Office. j FIRST-CLASS Accountant offers PAR TIME keeping tradesmen’s books, piparing income tax returns; moderate term Energy, Times Office. WELL educated, energetic, elderly m wants WORK; good penman, exp. calculator; experienced making out account manage small office, act traveller, caretak —Address Integrity (886), Times Office BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. jgOROUGH OF MOSGIEL. 10 PER CENT. PENALTY ON , UNPAID RATES. are hereby notified that tho statutory penalty of 10 Per Cent, will be added to all Rates remaining- UNPAID after WEDNESDAY, January 16, 1904 at 4 p m. ’ After this date the penalty becomes an integral part of the rate liability, and the Council has no power to remit same should the rates remain unpaid. H. BUTCHER. Town Clerk Mosgiel, December 12, 1923. i DIVIDENDS. BANKRUPTCY. r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DIVIDENDS are NOW PAYABLE in the undermentioned Estates on all Proved Claims. Promissory Notes (if any) to bo produced for endorsement prior to the receipt of Dividends: GLEESON, LOUIS, of Chatto Creek, Contractor; Third and Final Dividend of 2s in the pound (making a total of 0s lOd in tlie £)- M‘KAY, THOMAS, of Luggate, Farmer: First Dividend of 7s 6d in the pound. STEWART, CHARLES BRADLAUGH, formerly of Dunedin. French Polisher: First Dividend of 10s in tho pound. THOMSON, GEORGE SAMUEL, of Dunedin, Agent: First and Final Dividend of 20s in the pound. W. W. SAMSON, Official Assignee. Dunedin, 18th December, 1923. LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS.-—vvo have a really fine stock for Christmas; no present more acceptable to ladies.—Reddelle. Stuart street. 15d E~~ CZEMA CURED.-My Herbal Treatment positively cures tho distressing trouble. —Thompson, ' herbalist, Oamaru.