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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19203, 20 June 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 21 and 23. Direction ... Fred M'Crea. THE GREATEST COMBINATION OF CELEBRITY ARTISTS APPEARING ON ANY CONCERT PLATFORM. LENGTH CELLINI. LENGTH CELLINI, Principal Tenor, Covent Garden, and Celebrity Artist, Vocalzon Records. ZACHAREWITSCH, ZACHAREWITSCH, The Phenomenal Violinist. At the Piano; PIETRO CIMARA, Accompanist Tetrazzini Tours and Conductor Verdi Opera House, Trieste. WHAT WELLINGTON SAYS: The Dominion, 19-5-24.—“1t is one of the happiest and completely artistic combine-' tions of musical talent that we have had the good fortune to listen to for many years.” Times, 19-5-24. —“The concert was in every respect a memorable one, the artists more than substantiating the previous reports concerning them.” Evening Post, 19-5-24.—“ The programme had not been carried far ore the enthusiasm of the audience went up several degrees with a jump, and it reached boiling point well before the intermission.” Reserves, 6s; Doors, 4s and 2s 6d (all plus tax). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN at THE BRISTOL. Day Sales at The Geyser, corner Manse and Princes streets.

JJIS MASTER’S VOICE” PRODUCTS AT “THE Entirely New Designs and many Distinctive Ideas arc characteristics of the latest ... “HIS MASTER’S VOICE” GRAMOPHONES. In our Gramophone Parlours will be found a complete range of instruments, which you are invited to hear. ACOUSTIC MECHANICAL, AND CABINET DETAILS SUCH NOT TO BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER MAKE. Accredited Agents: THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. T.TD.I. DUNEDIN. BRISTOL. the ‘now AS ARE

MEETtNCS C*T JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE O OVERSEAS MEN’S DIVISION. The ADJOURNED MEETING will bo held in St. John Ambulance Association Rooms, Octagon, on TUESDAY. 24th, at 8 p.m. Business: To consider reorganisation, etc. All interested in work of Bngade cordially invited to attend. g T. BELWORTHY. 20j u District Sunonntendent. The seventh annual general MEETING of the NEW ZEALAND NURSES’ MEMORIAL FUND will be held in the Town Hall TO-DAY (FRIDAY), June' 20, at 3 p.m. HELEN WILLIAMS, 20ju Hon. Secretary.

&> rua :in s v *l ■** " N'T fc (j Wanted, light situation; office, store, or otherwise, by middle-aged man (minus one hand). —575, Times Office. PIANIST desires ENGAGEMENT playing for pictures; afternoon or evening.— 6-tl, Times Office. 20 Ju PASTRYCOOK waiting ENGAGEMENT: able to do bread; urgent.—623, Time* Office 20111 -wtOUNG Man wants WORK on farm, near .A town; good milker; driving horses preferred.—Address 634, Timea Office. 20ju ANTED. POSITION care of invalid, or housekeeper-companion to old lady or gentleman; middle-aged.—63l, Times. MIDDLE-AGED Han (single)' seeks POSITION as manager small run or farm; references, —Addrose 7G5, Times YOUNG Han, well educated, with ability and energy, desires any reasonable business or outdoor EMPLOYMENT, with prospects; inquiries solicited. —033, h“; s Office. . 203,1 GOOD Man wants WORK on Exhibition; able do anything.—s6l, Times Office. ENGINE-DRIVER (Certificated) Requires POSITION; also Sawyer DISENGAGED would like position country or town preferred.—24, Times Office. 17ju HOTEL and Tea Room Proprietors—Ex oorienced Waitresses, Cooks, Housemaids awaiting EMPLO * MENT.-Octagor Labour Exchange, ’Phono 2229 19]n MIDDLE-AGED person disengaged would like POSITION as housekeeper; steady, reliable; references.—6lß, Times.,

PUBLIC NOTICES. BEAUTIFUL and Fascinating” are the brilliant Photographs of Ladies in Evening Dress, by Paltillo, Bridal Photographer. “TTNUSUAL and Delightfully Charming!” HJ Wedding Groups taken directly after evening ceremony by electric light.—Patti'.lo (exclusively). ” infill E Family Group represents a miloJL stone in Life, never repassed r Get your Family Photographed by PATTILLO. FOR Photography in winter, on the sports field, and on dull days, there can be no better' FILM than ILLINGWORTH British-made ROLL FILMS fit all Cameraa r | VUE ILLINGWORTH ROLL FILM, A “the Film your Camera deeerree." All chemists and dealers. —H J GILL NEW WOOLLEN GLOVES, white and all shades fawns, greys, browns, with deep cuff, Ss Gd, 4s 6d, 4s lid.—T. Ross. LADIES’ CHEMISE VESTS, plain or crochet fronts, in cotton wool and wool and silk; immense variety; from Is Gd NEW HOSIERY. —All-wool Cashmere Stockings, black, from 2s lid; all the newest colourings, 4a 8d CHOICE SAMPLE FUR COATS, real coney seal, 14gs; real beaver coney, IS guineas —T ROSS, importer. 2Sap FOOT TROUBLES—Why Suffer? Skilful treatment by Frank Martin, loot spocialist, permanently relieves.—Moray place (opposite Y’.M.C.A.). 'Phone 2311. ■m/fUTUAL FUR COMPANY have the ITR finest selection of good FURS in the trade at prices that defy competition. MR S. V JOHNSON (late Mutual Stoics, Limited) can bo found in business in George street (above Vernon Smith’s). TAKE your RENOVATIONS to an expert ; it’s cheaper.—THE MUTUAL FUR COMPANY, George street (Mr Johnson, late Mutual Stores, Limited, manager). | r AITANGATA COAL, the favourite Ine. .Ok for the kitchen range. 810 KAJTANGATA COAL, order half a ton to-day. Sle THE FARMERS’ PAPER—Tho~Agricultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other Weekly in the Dominion.