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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1785, 3 November 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. RING'S FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. p, VAUDEVILLE. Direction: Louis Alsace and Geo. Togo. THE ROYAL TOGOS, r THE ROYAL TOGOS, r THE ROYAL TOGOS, Japanese Jugglers Supreme. UNO TOGO, UNO TOGO, G The Only Six Sticks Juggler Extant. GEORGE TOGO, GEORGE TOGO, Featuring the Death-defylrig, Blindfold "SLIDE FOR LIFE" From Roof to the Stage. Only a Slender Rope between Togo and Eternity. Enjoy LOUIS ALSACE V LOUIS ALSACE, The Wizard of the Violin, Presenting his Refined and Elegantly-staged Musical Scena, Featuring the Violin and 'Cello on the Quaint "ALSACEPHONE." The Violin with the Human Voice. WENDY DALE AND ALPHONSE, In Humorous Sketches and Pianologues. ' MISS LALLA KNIGHT, Lyric Soprano. MISS DOREEN DORE, New Zealand's Greatest Dancer, who has d concluded a Successful Tour under m Fuller's Circuit. T 1 MISS 0 HANA MITSU, F Solo Pianist and Accompanist (the only M Japanese Pianist touring New Zealand). H Box Plans at Bristol Piano Company. Res. 3/-, 2/-, 1/- (plus tax). Touring Manager: HARRY GORDON. OEOOERY BTOBEa f / A R D _ . CROCKERY AND HARDWARE , DEPARTMENT. We are offering Special Value in Oddpiece Dinner Ware. Now is the time to replenish. . Vegetable Dishes, 3/6 and 5/-. r Meat Dishes, 1/8, 2/1, 2/3, and 2/6. Soup Plates, 4/- per J-doz. Dinner Plates, 5/6, 4-doz. Gravy Boats, 1/3 and 1/6. ' Teapots (plain *nd fancy), all sizes and 3, prices. a Set Jugs (great value), 4/- to 10/6 set. £ Odd Jugs, 1/9, 2/-, 2/3, and 2/6. t Cups and Saucers (special line), 5/9 per i-doz. J Aluminium Stewpans, 6/6, 9/-, 13/-, and J 16/6. Enamel Stewpans, 4/6, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6 and IP/6. * Tin Kettles, Buckets. Cake Tins, Baking £ Dishes, Enamel Pie Dishes, and Household Utensils of every description kept in stock. Discount Coupons given on all cash F purchases. z WARDEN'S. VER SEEN SOAP IN A BEEHIVE? BALDWIN'S BEEHIVE IS FULL OF IT. The Prices won't sting, either. Get Busy. Buy Now, Coupons wjtk |tyery Puwhase. 193 PAPANUI ROAD. SITUATIONS VACANT. rjLOVES AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENTS. CAPABLE ASSISTANT WANTED for our combined Gloves and Hosiery Department. Must be good saleswoman and stock- _ keeper. Boat fare paid to, successful appli- Z cant. Saturday, half-holiday. No late night. I Apply, stating experience and salary reuired, to -HE AUG -HE AUQICLAND CLOTHING & DRAPERY CO., NELSON. 5363 „ 'KPERIENCED SALESWOMAN 1 wanted ~ ' for Fancy Department; also GIRL as Apprentice. T. ARMSTRONG & CO., LTD., 1 3210 High Street. W A N T E » T COOK-GENERAL. Housemaid kept. Three in family. j s Apply by letter. 5362 MRS W. HALL, Glenroy. WA N T E CAPABLE CHILDREN'S NURSE. , Apply—--27 WEKA STREET, j 5344 Fcndalton. OUSEMAID-WAITRESS wanted at once. ■ Apply F. Drewitf, City Hotel. 3202 A EXPERIENCED NURSE wanted, 2 young children; references required. Mrs Lawrence, 24 Jackson's Road, Fcndalton. BURNISHING Workrooms. Wanted, 5: Young Ladies as Apprentices or Im- - rovers. Ballautync's. 3211 r WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO RENT. LEASE, OR 0 PURCHASE, A MOTOR GARAGE, OR A BUILDING OR SITE SUITABLE B< FOR SAME. - Particulars to J " GARAGE," FP3057 • Box 171. IT ARGE Double-mirrored Wardrobe, -Li wanted to purchase. Box 304, Christ-1 church. 3050 n IjVLLab leeth, sound or otherwise, top market price. Pearline Co., 168 Queen Street, Auckland. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken. Best possible- pr:ces in New Zealand. Send any you have to J. DUNSTONE, Box 1418, AUCKLAND. Est. 28 years. Cash by return post. iu uci, Well-furnished House, eight rooms, between Montreal Street and Rollcston Avenue; three guineas per week. H. G. Livingstone & Co., 138 Hereford St. ROOMS (non-residential), in Broadway's Building. Duncan, Rccd and Co., 102 Manchester Street. T)UBLIC NOTICE. CHRISTCHURCH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. The Committee wish to draw the public's attention to the Pianoforte Concerto to be -p played by Miss Kathleen Crossweli at the ■ Society's Concert on the 4th November, and also wishes to announce that at the Fourtli Concert Miss Louise Croucher, Viollnisle, will play Romance (Beethoven), and t> Miss Agnes Lawlor will play Pianoforte Concerto (Tsehaikowsky) in its entirety, with full orchestral accompaniment. To ensure hearing these two brilliant items, the Committee advise music lovers to join the Society for the balance of the half-season at following rates:— Four tickets for last two concerts, 10/6. Tl ■ Two tickets for two last concerts, 5/3. Subscription list at The Bristol, or direct ' to Hon. Secretary, Box 518. 5040 _ N. ROBINSON,] * CHIROPODIST OR FEET SPECIALIST, r N.Z.LE. Gold Award. l ... , ---tment. 'Phone 2271. ~.„ccr Shop, 253 HIGH ST. RESCRIPTIONS Uuickly Dispensed at Moderate Prices. E. Cameron Smith, Chemist (opp. Sun).