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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16985, 6 November 1920, Page 1

fIHEA PRICES RF-5H S5 5' IEA PRICES REDUCED. AT TUCK'S, LTD. AT TURK'S, LTD. Broken Orangf Pekoe, finest 38 '»• Oinnge Pekoe, n favonritfl tea, 9d lb. Tuck's Popular Family Tea, 2s wi lb. PURE GROUND COFFEE AND CHICORY 2s lb. Th<» Premier Provision House. TS6S7-7795F

AMUSEMENTS. IMPORTANT. R T XG BOYS MATINJE. OWING to thv- DIFFICULTIES in OB TAINING a. STAFF to work tho Sctnery and Effect.* THIS AFTERNOON (CUP DA\}. ;K> MATINEE announced for TO-DAY wil' haw to be ABANDONED. Tickets issued for This Aftornoor. may bo> Tran.su.?nwi for any Evening Performance, or the M.-ncy will bo Refunded. rji If K A T R E ROYAL. Direction . . .J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager John Farrel! The Winning Double. THE BINC. BOYS. THIS EVENING, at S. \ And On MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. 9 Present JEXNII> HARTLEY. PHIL SMITH, And .an Incomparable Company Of 100 Rc-vue Artists in the Tiemor.dnus Extra'va-gania, "THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY." "THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY." "THE BING BOYS ON BROADWAY." Bin, 3RIGHT, BEAUTIFUL, BRILLIANT A COLOSSAL PRODUCTION. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. Fivo Nights. "THE PASSING SHOW OF 1950." "THE PASSING SHOW OF 19-20." Which for Sheer Magnificence Eclipses anything yet attempted on tho Australasian stage. PASSING SHOW BOX PLANS Will bo Opened MONDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock. Plans at The Bristol. Day Sales at tin* Toy Ciive. PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 8s Pd, Stalls 2J, Gallery Is ~d. Early Door Stalls ar.c! (Gallery la extra. AH prices include Aw:«i'msnt tax. * Q~P"E~~R~A H O U S E. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. Ittm3 by MISS OLGA WACKED. MISS ROGERS. MISS LOLA HUNT and MISS A. ELLIOT (by kind permission of John Fuller and Sons). MR BRITTENDER MR DAVE McGILL. MR FRANK McDONALD. DALTON'S ORCHESTRA. MISS MINA WARD, Accompanist. 382 - PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AG'ARD.EN FETE Will be hold on NOVEMBER 20th,, In MR HENRY FORWOOD'S GARDEN, 68 Murray Place, St, Albans. 1 Admisieon Gd. 8202 DANCES RACE WEEK. CALEDONIAN HALL. TO-NIGHT—SATURDAY—TO-NIGHT, And Next MON., WED., FRI., and SAT. Dancing 8 p.m. Visitors Invited. LONG NIGHT DANCE SHOW NIGHT. VICTORY ASSEMBLY. 88^ SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, j __ j gHIRT MACHINISTS YOUNG WOMEN USED TO SEWING. I YOUNG GIRL APPRENTICES. ! Apply, SHIRT FACTORY MANAGER, Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Co., Manchester street. 62F SMART GIRL WANTED TTiOR FOLDING DEPARTMENT, to mark -1J position of Beltß and Buttons. One with some czpertcooo in Costumes preferred. Apply, MANAGER COSTUME FACTORY, ' KAIAPOI WOOLLEN C.0., Manchester street. 8245F LADIES' SPORTS OOAT3. GIRL WANTED has experience in . Overlook ar.d Plain Machine. Apply, MANAGER COSTUME FACTORY, * KAIAPOI WOOLLEN CO., Manchester street. 8244F WANTED. A NICE GIRL, to mind Two Children, 9 A' a.m. to 5 p.m. Apply MRS J. HAMLET, 36 Park terrace, 6195F » Christchurch. | : WANTED. OFFICE BOY. Good wages to successful Applicant. Apply COOPER and DUNCAN, LTD., 8193F • 570 Colombo street. ASSIS- »» < TANT for MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. Apply . T. ARMSTRONG and CO., LTD., 218F Victoria square. WANTED. JUNIOR CLERK, with knowledge Cycle and Motor Trade preferred. BOX 622, 286F Christchurch. wanted; SMART ASSISTANTS for MILLINERY SHOWROOM. Apply T. ARMSTRONG and CO.. LTD., 217F Victoria square. WANTED, Smart Draper, to take chargo of Country Store. Apply by letter, enclosing copy of testimonials, and statin;,' salary required, to SARGOOD, SON. and EWEN, LTD., 312F P.O. Kox 913, Christchurch. WANTED, an EXPERIENCED-ASSIS-TANT for CHILDREN'S SECTION of SHOWROOM. Apply T. ARMSTRONG and CO.. LTD., 216F Victoria square. (For continuation of "Situations Vacant" fee page U of this issue.)