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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17280, 22 September 1916, Page 1

amusements. gTAELAND THEATRE. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO NIGHTS, of this ultra-brilliant Bill. BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. Which Features America's Most Distinguished Character Actor, NAT. C. GOODWIN whose actin'' in the part or Irmloro Leehat lias proved a revelation. Screened at 12, 2.5. 4.10. (> 15, 5.25. In Addition We Screen Tko Great Multi-Heel Drama of Mexican Life THE YAQUL Featuring HOBART BOSWORTII, which will be screen'd at 1, 3.5, 5.10, 7.15, 9.20. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. COMMENCING TO-MORROW.' * fi L A R A IC I At B A L L Y OUNG In "THE YELLOW PASSPORT," At GRAND THEATRE. PUBLIC fIOTIGES. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE beg to announce that we have purchased the FLOUR MILLING Business of MESSRS ; I). 11. BROWN AND SON, BROOKFIELD MILLS, CHRISTCHURCH. Tho Business will bo carried on under the name of D. H. BROWN AND SON, br heretofore, at the premises, MOORHOUSE AVENUE, from Ist of SEPTEMBER, 181(5. FP79SO IRELAND AND CO,

CHEVIOT COUNTY COUNCIL. rriHE CHEVIOT COUNTY COUNCIL in--I- vito Applications for the Position of TEAMSTER. Wanes £ll 14s per month. Application?, addressed to tho Chairman, Cheviot County Council, Cheviot, must ho de ivered a' tho Council Office on or bolero FRIDAY, the Villi of OCTOBER NEXT. Schedule of duties can bo obtained at tho Council Office. ■ EDWARD R, HOLTON, 7372 County Cleric. WASTED, Apply by TRAVELLER, letter. JAS. J. NIVEN AND CO.. LTD.', ENGINEERS’ MERCHANTS, FP-IGG7 Christchurch. A DRINK TO ENJOY. rpEA-TIME is the happiest timo of tho X day where Desert Gold Tea is enjoyed. Delicious flavour, superb qua.ity. __ T7IXPERIENCED MAN FOR FEEL CURlit INC AND'CANDYING. Permanent. State Wattes, etc. WANTED. ft MARI' GIRLS FOR CASn DESKS. °T. ARMSTIIOKo’AND CO.. LTD., FP4593 * VICTORIA SQUARE, QTEEL O Inc Cheap. EL PULLEY. 78 Inches Dinmotcr.ll Inch Face, 4 Inch Bore, FOR SALE; Apply— STOREMAN, “Lyttelton Times'' Yard, Gloucester Street, City. AKEL L A W A 01.. PRACTICAL WATCITVAKfiB AND JEWELLER, 89, Cathedra! Square (between Broadway’s and Warner's). . .. ' TELEPHONE 22H. A JOINT nf n**N.< may be tough, but yon A. can always depend on tho delicious " MILITARY PICKLE ” being tasty and appetising. Every grocer sells it. Buy a bottle to-day. ' i_ WANTED TO LEND. £1 able 2507. TO £25, upon Household Furniture (without removal). No delay. RepayEasy Weekly Instalments. Telephone L. W. BAT,KIND, G 29, Colombo Street.

Hartman red hand brand anticorrosive PAINT Surpasses all others for. Protective Qualities, Durability and Appearance. For use on Iron, Si one, Wood, Plaster, otc, FRANK GRAHAM AND SON, 107, Hereford Street. Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd. Agents. FP

WINTER HOLIDAYS IN THE SUNNY NOR'lH—'The Hot Springs at Helcnsville—An Ideal Winter Snot lor South Island visitors. This is cne of the first discovered hot springs in New Zealand, and is still one of thn most highly curative. Evidences recorded of mo3t marvellous cures of the worst cases of sciatica and rheumatism, Iho Springs are onlv 31 miles distant from Auckland; thrice daily service; motor meets all trains. Pleasant’ gardens, bowling greens, tennis courts and croquet lawns Warm, sunny, winter’ess days. £_

HOT SPRINGS HOUSE. A SUNNY WINTER HOME FOR SOUTH ISLAND VISITORS. A LARGE, Up-to-date House of 28 rooms, very comfortably furnished with every possible convenience, first-class table. Hot Springs mo'or meets all trains Winter Tariff—Ms per week. » MRS GOAD, Proprietress.

AW IDEAL HOLIDAY EESOHT for Southern Yidtors-HQT SPRINGS, HELEN SVILLE. Recommended by leading doe-tors. Beautiful warm winters; no frosts or cold winds. « SPRINGSIDE HOUSE." Ex'enaivc additions completed; 10 rooms, all p-round floors. Nearest bouse to batlis, tennis bowls, croquet lawns. Car meets all trains. Ring N. 8, Holensville bureau. Telegrams, “ Suringsidc House." Tariff—Gs per "day or 35« per week. MSS E DDL lISTON Proprietress. 3

WANTED. c T-f T< ’FPFATIMERS’ LABOUR EXCHANGE. \7STANTED, Married Couples, Btaiions and YV farms teord cottages), £l3O am] 35s and found: Sirg'o Ploughmen, 355, 37s Gd: Cowmen-Gardcuors, 303; Bovs to milk and useful 15s, 255; Single Shepherds and Musterers (good wages): 3 Station Cooks (shearing) ; Station Gardener, 355: Babbit Tranper o ; Two Pick and Shovel Men. SUEEPEA TIMERS’ LABOUR EXCHANGE. 150 “Hereford Chambers. ’PHONE 37G3.

BROOIvS-DARBY’S Select Registry are needing:— Rit.-M., 20s; Cook-GenL, 20s; ii. Coup;o, wife laundry, e c., man garden, £.21- Ocolc, 30s; Hen e-M., 255, 20s; Waitress, 26s ;' Kit.-M., 25s;' Genl., S)s ; 2nd Cook (feai.e), 255; L.-Hclp, 2Cs, 15s; Cool:, small lr.st., 30s; ILM.-L.-dress, 17s 6d ; Ploughman, 40?; R.-about (good), 30s; 3rd Conk. 40s; Waitress Piod), 22s 6d, 20s; Tea Room, 20s; Co'k (private, ex -d.), 30s; Par.-At., 255; H.P.-M., 235; Working Asst. Form Manager, £110; H.-Oompn., 11s 6d. ’Phones: Office 1106, Residence 3221.

WANTED, Shepherds, Cowmen, 80s; Station C room; Yout , learn ploughing; Married Ploughman, ca'tage found; 10 Ploughmen, 32a Gd, 355; General Station Hand 30s; Station Ilouseboy. M’Donald 113, Manchester Street.

TTiTANTED, Chef, GOs week; -1 M. Couples, Vi good wages; Motor Driver, 4()s and found; Kousenbout, for station, 30s; 'H.maal, one lady, 20s; Waitress, SOsjPantrymaid, 22a Gd; Laundress, tilin' Lady-help, lovely heme. Waiting Engagement—Housekeeper, Barmaid, M. Ploughman. Tel. 1678. Miss Harrington’s , Registry, 8, Chancory Lane.

("tENTRAL Labour Agency, Victoria Square, J want:—M.C., .G 120; Cook-Housekeepers. 80s, ~s. 50s; Cook-Generals, 255, 20s, 17s 6d; Hotel General, 20s; I'lotv’i.mnn, •1-horse- team, 355; 2 Men, sheep station, 255. ’Phono 1575, TXr ANTED, Respectable, Domesticated »V .Persm, look after home and four children, for business people; husband and wife attending business all day. Coed notary and comfortable home, to reliable appl-eant. Slate full particulars J.N.X., ''Times' 1 01. fi.a, 4119