Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19124, 19 March 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. T I* R, E. nHE E M Dunedin's Do Luxe Picture House, Throe Big Attractions To-day. At 2.15 p.m. ami 8.50, “Pioneer 1 a b J thrilling drama of the great, outdoors. At 3.30 and 7.25, Archbishop Redwood's Jubilee Celebrations. At. 4 p.m. and '7.45, Charles CbapHu in Hlatest and funniest masterpiece, ‘"The Pilgrim.’ Charlie as a parson is a shriek. Bonk Bristol or ring 444. Friday: Alary Piekford in “Toss of the fitonn Country.’’ P Jj, A Z A T H E A T li E 2 p.m.—Douhle Feature Programme—7 p.m. Colleen Moore in First National Super, “THE HUNTRESS.” Thrilling Tale of Redskins and Romance. Buek Jones, with Ruth Clifford, in “ HERE’S HOLE.’’ A picture with a mighty moral, a thrilling landslide, quick action, and a softening love thread. Also, Serial 5. G IRANDTII E A T R R 2 p.m,—Special Attraction —7 p.rn. Fox 1924 Cinemclodrama, ' “HELL’S HOLE.’; picture proving right is mightier than might Also Colleen Mooro in “THE HUNTRESS.” rollicking fast action comedy-drama, filmed in the North-West woods. Supports ; Serial Ep. 5. News. .CTAGON TIIEATR E. At 7.45 p.m. LAST TWO NIGHTS. “SOULS FOR SALE,” “SOULS FOR, SALE.” The hitherto untold story of Sfcudioland. Specially selected music by the Octagon Concert Orchestra. Musical Director: Arthur Ncvato, Esq. TAI N U L R. M - * TAINUI SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC CLUB. A DANCE will bo held in the Druids’ Hall. Port Chidiners, at 8 o’clock THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. The Sunshine Players will be in attendance. Admission ; Ladies Is 6d, Gents. 2s. ,A SK “THE BRISTOL” Wo offer this excellent typo of Gramophone with complete confidence. FOR IT IS ALL THAT WE CLAIM FOR IT. But we don’t make extravagant statements. For honest value and prospects of long' service wo say it is the best value for your money, and you need not pay cash. THE BRISTOL PIANO EDUCATIONAL. TNG EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES. Special Class for Practical Work in Motor Engineering (Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m.). Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Blacksmilhing. Carpentry, Cabinet-making, Woodwork. Woolclassing, Typography. Commercial Classes, Public Service, Matriculation. Dressmaking and Millinery (Wednesday Afternoon, 2.30). Cookery (Friday Afternoon, 2). ANGUS MARSHALL, Tel. 1245. Director. YOU’LL LIKE ITUS WORK. BECOMES A HOBBY, GOOD PAY, TOO. Here’s work of engrossing interest. The world’s motive force. Driving the wheels of Commerce. Splendid _ opportunity for men and women in the Science of ing. Complete Course prepared by staff of American advertising exports. Their thought and practice at your command in home-hour leisure. Write for Free Booklet “Advertising.” 'Two hundred other Courses to choose from. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (AUSTRAL ASI A), LIMITED, R, N. RIDD, District Agent, Dept 8., Box 687. Dunedin. TITe c 01l l f7g E TH A T GETS RESULTS. BAN K S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington, Christchurch, & New Plymouth. Examinations como and examinations go. Banks College is still in the load for results. More important still. Banks Students everywhere in New Zealand are keeping up the credit of the College. Sound teaching still bears fruit when examination days are over. Banks Commercial College offers cxp< Correspondence Tuition in a wide varie of subjects, including Practical Book-kc« ing, Accountancy, Advertising, Law, Bai ing. Secretarial Practice, Insurance, Sh ' ping. Matriculation, Public Service, Tea< ers' Certificates, University Degrees, etc. and all information fn Prospectus Write to-day. H. AMOS, Director, Wellington I JJIOR A BUSINESS EDUCATION TAKE SHELDON FIRST. South Island Director: W. FRASER, P.O, Box 141, Dunedin. JUDIES’ HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL Miss F. R. KI NO (late of Sydney and Melbourne) has VACANCIES for Ladies desiring to Learn Hairdressing, Wig-mak-ing, and Massage. Well-paid positions guaranteed on completion of course. For further particulars apply to New Address, I6f No. 55 STUART STR.EET.__ HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL. NIGHT CLASSES, 7 TO 10. Mr T. ROBINSON lias stalled Hairdressing Classes, Men’s and Boys’. Learn now. Apply (first, instance) Miss F. 11. KING. 5m 55 Stuart street. M" TrOiTcAR OWNERS.-Yon ran easily master every intricacy of your car by studying Dyke’s Famous Mail Course, with wonderful working models; prospectus "M ’’ free.— James Kodgor, 15911 Manchester street, Christchurch. CMHORTHAND, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, ! O Mbs Brown’s College, Moray ph.ee. Appointments secured. Railway concessions. Individual tuition.—’Phono 2997. j REV. T. RUSSELL, M.A., Coaches Matriculation, other Exams., 327 successes between 1904 and 1922; Cambridge honours degree; languages a specialty.—224 | Castle si river, Dunedin. 5f -COMPETENT TEACHER has Vacancies for a few PUPILS in theory of music and for Teachers' J) examination; terms very mod' rate.--Address tltiO, Times Office. TJm B' ROADWAY TEA AND LUNCHEON BOOMS have Rocucnod under new managoincnt; everything up to date; trial solicited. _ 27f -foTOTKS ON RURAL TOPICS by igricohi, 1.% Weekly in the Otago dealing with subjects of current interest to farmers.