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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19134, 31 March 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A NOTABLE AND EAGERLY-AW All ED EVENT IN THE THEATRICAL HISTORY OF DUNEDIN. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. For 7 Nights Only. Commencing- SATURDAY, APRIL 5. The FAMOUS ENGLISH FAMOUS ENGLISH FAMOUS ENGLISH HUMP H R E Y lIUMP H R E Y HUMI' H R E Y HUM P H R E Y HUMP H R E Y lIUMP H R E Y lIUMP H R E Y H U M I’HREY BISHOP bishop BISHOP BISHOP BIS H 0 P BISHOP BISHOP BISHOP COMEDY AND OPERATIC COMPANY. COMEDY AND OPERATIC COMPANY. COMEDY AND OPERATIC COMPANY. COMEDY AND OPERATIC COMPANY. ENTIRE COMPANY AND ORCHESTRA ENTIRE COMPANY AND ORCHESTRA Wil' appear exactly as presented during the past three years under the direction of J. C. Williamson and J. and N. Tail. in Australia at Thsatrh Royal, Criterion, and Palace Theatres (Sydney), King’s (Melbourne), Theatre Royal (Adelaide), etc. A BRILLIANT COMPANY Of Distinguished London Artists on a World Tour. “The finest combination of its kind to ever visit the dominion.” —Auckland Press. The visit of the Famous English Company will mark a Now Era in the Theatrical History of Dunedin. SPARKLING COMEDY. OPERATIC GEMS, EXQUISITE DANCING. Clever Burlesque. Wonderful Frocking. GORGEOUS SETTINGS. POPULAR PRICES: ss, 4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). PLAN OPEN on WEDNESDAY fit THE BRISTOL. 29m IVTORTH-EAST YALLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THIS EVENING, At 8 o'clock. ORGAN RECITAL By Mr ROBERT K. MACFIE. A.T.C.L., A.L.C.M., assisted by Miss Alice Wilkinson, L.A.B. (vocalist), Miss S. Bayley (violinist), and Mr P. Palmer (’cellist). Collection, Labour party’s dance, Early Settlers’ Hal], To-night (Monday). Dancing Bto 12 Messrs Heath and Dris.mll, musicians, Ladies, Is; gentlemen, 2s 6:1. Supper. 31m f— ——— - . a LECTURES. WE. A. CLASSES now Commencing at • Roslyn, South End, Anderson’s Bay, North End, Railway, Green Island, University. W r E.A. CLASSES havo commenced in • Psychology, Literature, Economics. Sociology. Whole Course costs 3s 6d. Join now. 31ui ARBITRATION COURT. COURT OF ARBITRATION. APPRENTICES ACT, 1923. TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED. TAKE NOTICE THAT the Court of Arbitration will sit at Old Parliamentary Buildings, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th day of April, 1924, at 1# a.m., to hear the views of employers, workers, and other persons interested with reference to conditions of apprenticeship under the abovo Act. Dated at Palmerston North this 24th day of March, 1924. JAS. A. GILMOUR, 31m Registrar, Court of Arbitration. SITUATIONS VACANT. JQEFENCE DEPAR TM EN T. VACANCIES IN THE NEW ZEALAND PERMANENT STAFF. APP 1,10.\T1 ONE are. invited from serving N.C.O.'s of tho Permanent and Territorial Forces, holding rank not lower than Sergeant, and from ox-Warrant Officers and N on-commissioned Officers (of rank not lower than Sergeant) of tho British Army, tho Now Zealand Permanent Forces «Bd the N.Z.E.F., to till Eight VACANCIES in the New Zealand Permanent Staff. Applications, with copies of credentials attached, should be submitted in writing to Command Headquarters at Auckland, Palmerston North, and Christchurch by 7th APRIL. Selected applicants to the number of 16 to SO will he required to attend a course of instruction at Trent,ham, beginning on 7th May. The cost of travelling will be borne bv the Defence Department, and pay will lie granted for the period spent in, camp a.t the rate laid down for Staff Sergeant. From those applicants a final selection will be made after ten days in camp. Successful applicants will be posted to tho New Zealand Permanent Staff in the rank of Staff Sergeant on probation, and, if they are favourably reported on, will bo confirmed in the appointment at the end of one year. They may ho required to servo anywhere in New Zealand. Removal expenses to such station will be a charge against the Department. Tho pay of Stall Sergeant is:—Single men, £245 p.a. ; married men, £275 p.a. A Staff Sergeant is eligible for promotion .liter three years’ service on passing the prescribed examination. 31m THE NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited up to Noon of SATURDAY, tho sth April, for tho positions of: — SISTER (Salaiw- £l3O per annum), STAFF NURSE (Salary £llO per annum) For the Middle Sanatorium, Cashmere Hills, and : SISTER. (Salary £l5O per annum) For the Coronation Hospital, Cashmere Hills. Applications to be in writing, accompanied by copies of testimonials and addressed to the Secretary, the North Canterbury Hospital Board. W. S. WHARTON, 31m Secretary. BAKER'S AGENCY, Dowling street - Threshing Mill Hands, Ploughmen, Couples, Rouseabouts, Youths, Generals, Waitras ins, P-autryiuaids, Cooks, Laundresses. PLOUGHMAN wanted for Hcriot district. Apnly Gaidar's Quarry, North-East, Talley. “ Mm YOUNG Man, with some experience, requires JOB butchering.—69l, Times Office, 31m PERSONAL. np : \V<) young Gentlemen wish CORREX SPOND with 2 y-mg ladies (10-20), view matrimony; genuine.—Jl6, Times Office. WOULD person who took BIKE from Catholic church, North-East Valley, please RETURN it and save further trouble. DAIRYMEN. —Bigger butter-fat cheques with a “Ceres” Cream Separator. The peak of perfection in separators. All sizes m stock.—Booklet from R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford row. Christchurch. WJA KEF IE LD HOLMES, 239 George Vr street. —Large Artietic Selection CURTAINS, Window Drapings, Linoleums, Carpets, and Household Requisites. 38m ■SHTHIDE tho weather is good. Paint up W for Easter. PERFECTO PAINT, 13a 6d gallon; all shades.-Wren’s.