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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 866, 18 November 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "THE BOOMERANG" The Story of a Doctor, a Patient, and a Pretty Nurse. JHEATKE ROYAL. Direction Manager J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. JOHN FARRELL. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. A Perfectly Delicious Entertainment. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! Of MR HALE HAMILTON And MISS MYRTLE TANNEHILL And the FAREWELL PERFORMANCE FAREWELL PERFORMANCE Of The Latest American Comedy Success, "THE BOOMERANG" "THE BOOMERANG" Which has those rar? qualities that make the heart beat faster, awaken the slumbering sentiment, and at the same time hold the interest from beginning to end. SEATS RESERVED THIS AFTERNOON at Toy Cave Confectionery Shop, where Day Sales may also be purchased. Prices: D.C. and R.S. 6/-, Stalls 3/-, Gallery 1/-. Early Door Stalls !/• extra. PUBLIC NOTICES. rpHE KAIAPOI 10. CLOTHING FACTORY Require TAILORESSES, MACHINISTS, FINISHERS TAILORESSES, MACHINISTS, FINISHERS For all branches of Clothing Manufacture. Permanent w-ork, good wages. Also, Openings for APPRENTICES and UNSKILLED WOMEN WORKERS to learn a well-paid skilled trade. Apply MR BISSETT, Factory Manager, 1183 I Allen Street. MAS IN THE TRENCHES. Send your Soldier Friend one of our XMAS PUDDINGS. These are packed In scaled tins: Containing about lib. 1/3; about 21b, 2/4. Sewn In canvas ready to post 3d extra. Postage 1/-. DELICIOUS CAKE. In sealed tins, 2/6. Each tin contains about 21b of Rich Fruit Cake. Sewn in canvas ready to post 3d extra. Postage 1/-. SPECIAL SOLDIERS' PARCELS. 4/6 and 6/6. Postage 1/-. Our Special Parcels are in great demand. We have sent away many hundreds. Letters received from the Boys state how popular and acceptable are "WARDELLS' PARCELS." Country clients, send us a postal-note and address of your Soldier Friend, and we will do the rest, and also advise you when parcel has been dispatched. WARDELL BROS. & CO. SITUATIONS VACANT, SHBURTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the Position of COMMERCIAL MISTRESS, to teach Shorthand, Typewriting, and Junior Commercial Subjects. Salary £l5O per annum. Duties to commence In FEBRUARY, 1917. Applications, addressed to Chairman, to be in on or before DECEMBER 4th. Full particulars from A. L. MOORE, 780.1FP Director and Secretary. ">OOT Trade.—Wanted, first-class MA--L> CHINISTS, highest wages. Delacour, 101 Gloucester Street. SMART Young GIRL Wanted to assist in housework. Sleep at home. Apply 64 Bishop Street. __1144 BOY wanted for Shop; also APPRENTICE to the trade. W. H. Harris, Tinsmith, 503 Colombo Street 1102 WOMAN wanted to do Washing and Cleaning. Apply 'Phone 4011. 1132 i) SMART GIRLS wanted; permanent posits tion. Apply J. R. McKenzic, 258 High St. BOY Wanted. Armstrong and O Farr, 118 Victoria Street. _ 1157 TITANTED Messenger BOY, 12/0 week; VV bicycle provided. Apply Canterbury Seed Co., Addington. __^l^ T>OY wanted for factory; one leaving J school preferred. Gees, Ltd., 019 Colombo Street. 1187 (1 IRL wanted lor machine room; one leavX ing school preferred. Gees, Ltd., 049 Colombo Street. 1187 XrOUNG GIRL wanted, to assist, for one 1. month. Apply (after 5) 39 Clifton Street, Addington. 1185 GIRLS wanted for packing China Tea. Addlv MallnK and Co. 1103 UIEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE. J WANTED—Shearers (blade and machine), Classers, Shed Hands, Cooks and Males, Shepherds, Musterers, Cowmen-Gardeners, Boys (milk and useful), Single Ploughmen, Married Couples, Chauffeur, Musterer's Packman, Ploughman (N. 1., 47/0), Wagoners. SHEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE, 150 Hereford Chambers. 'Phone 3703. SITUATIONS WANTED. LADY with slight knowledge of Nursingwants Position as Companion-Help, by day. PI, Sun. __, 1100 TRUSTWORTHY POSITION wanted by middle aged woman (experienced). Apply 03, Sun Office. 1051 WORK Wanted by Youth, driving horses preferred. Apply PB, Sim Office. EED CROSS Sales Depot, next G.P.0., wants Gifts of Fancy Goods, Furniture, Curios, Jewellery, or anything saleable to provide funds for our wounded soldiers. ~UGNS, Show Cards, Sale Posters done by ) the new shading process. Hunter's, 530 Colombo Street. 'Phone 2978. 1079 WINDOW Transparency costs next to nothing, but makes a surprising difference to your room. Minson's. 059 WANTED Exchange, 'Corner Section, Linwood, for Motor Car. Lisle and Cook, 151 Cashel Street. T~SPECIALISE in Dry-Cleaning and PressL ing Suits, etc. Keats, Taliyr, 149 Street. 1088 UNGER Drop-head; best shuttle, £5 15/-; ) Wertheim, £2 15/-. "Globe," 201 High St. lADIES! Harris' Imperial Boot Depot can J show you three Crockett and Jones exclusive styles in Blue Wcilda Calf Shoes. As worn in London. Call early. 1112 }>RAMS, Prams, Prams —Before purchasing, call and inspect the latest Pullman all-wicker Baby Carriages at Longdiu's, 638 Colombo Street. FP HE STRAND-Afternoon Tea and Supper. Superior Sweets always in stock. Next Grand Pictures. 1120 T~~ HE Best Meat in Christehurch is sold by S. Farrow, corner of Madras and Salisbury Streets. 1119