Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), Thursday 15 July 1915, page 2


_wjoxam,_ BtiMlut, Wanted gr Vacant, 15 word«, _ . Insertions. U. Prepaid oalj.

ANTED LAUNDRESS ut once.

Apply O'REILLY'S HOTEL.

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WANTED ii Good TURNER. Mire.'

Monika Work. Apply TRAM .illicit. WANTED a YARU HOY. Applv

GRAND HO'J'Eh, .Mount Morgun. WANTED WASHING and IRONING,

day. Apply M., thin Ollhx.

VACANCIES for two Sinei« 'initie-1

men. Mr«. POWE, ?? Alwvlnatoii,'' Thone OVO.

WANTED Known-We DINE at the

GEISHA, where Everything ia

HOT BATHS alway* ready If- ¡ "open

Sunday Mornings, CORBETT'S, East-street Thon« 078.

WANTED POSTIIOLE SINKER. Ap-

ply Job. Kitchener's Estate,

Bange._

WANTED Known-SEED POTA-

TOES, 12s. «wt. T. KELLY &,

SONS. _

WANTED-Try our PIC NIC TEA,

1/6. worth 1/fi. T. KELLY i soys.

WANTED first ela«s IRON" TURNER.

BURNS 4: TWIGG. LTD.. 1-oun

dry._

WANTED a young GENERAL. Ap.

ply Mrs. ARRATTA. Cathedralstreet.

CHAIRS CAN'El)! l)ro|> me a no! c.

AU work called for. .1. WHITE, 8 Bolso ver-atrcol.

WANTED Li«ht Timber Waggon,

suitable for six burses. Apply

B.-RQB8S-rS. Tryphinia._

Wi ANTED To Let, Furnished Front

Double Room. Single 'Hourn, und Kitchen. 258 (,hiu.v->-treet.

TVi'O young business Ladies require

Furnished Bedroom, willi usc of kitchen. Apply A.B.. This OflU-e.

WANTED to Purchase Strong Light

BL'GGY with I'olc, Abbot or Angus Blake. G. D. CONNOR, Dciilutiu-btrcel.

TTjl ARMER with bc^t Irrigation Farm X in Queensland, wanu partner with small capital. " FARMER," This Oflico.

TRAVELLER Canvassing District,

ope.i to take one or more House-hold Side Lines ; own vehicle. VU V.O.

Ul OR FRUIT and VEGETARLES try JU CASH BROTHERS. Deiihimi-strccl. The largest and best uss^i inn-nt in town. MRS. G. L. MURRAY has Vacancies

for Two (2) Gentlemen Boarders. Trim Rout«. Camhridgc-i-t. »tl Talforil-sr.

Xf URSE SMITH, Ccrtiilcatcd Maternity

J»» Nurse, has vacancies for Ladies ; .iso open for engagements. 131 Bolsover

.«treet._

PENSIONER requires plainly furnished

Bedroom, small quiet Pr.itestnnt family, statu terms. JOHN JOHNSTON. - Bulletin."_

WANTED To Let Double Furnished

Bedroom, separate tliniiiu-room, cse kitchen. COMFORT, Post Office. Mount Mulgan.

JP. PETERSEN, Basket and ame

, . Furniture Manufacturer, Eastfetreet, opposite Federal Press. Repairs ceátly executed.

tjjtfi&NTED Known.-Call «nd Inspect ~f Pattern Booka, Latest Suitings. BatlBtaction Guaranteed. RYAN, TaUor, 1M Talford-Btrect.

WANTED to buv, for rash, Hnlf-Uoel

or Keel Bont, from Iii lo 18 feel long by 4 fi. tl in. wide, with paddles and »Hicks, Apply MILLER'S Atlieii's Cafe,

William-Street.

MGAUEH, next to School ot Arts,

Mount Morgan, will Continue to «ive..the Original Bargains of his own ti'iual Prices on all the Stock of BOOTS .nd SHOES, also thc DRAPERY. Please riou'fr forget to call_

IHAVE a few Cheap Engravings, aft

2/6, 3/-, and 4/- per pair. Al"o band tinted engravings such as "Thc meeting of Dante and Beatrice." " Dantes Dream,'' tx. ROWLAND GAN.". Picture Framer.

Willlsro-ntreet._

WANTED Knoivn-Splendid lot of

Fresh Boiled or Live Crabs on

sale daily. , SMITH, Fishmonger, William,

«treot.

¿"i ONSULT MADAM EVES, Palmist, "\j Clairvoyance, Crystal Render, 25 Bent-street, between Albert-street and Korth-Btri-et._ WANTED Gems and Gold, Old Jewel-

lery exchanged for new. Manu fccturlng a speciality. S. B. HEISER,

. East-street._

WANTED NURSERY GOVERNESS,

experienced, for country, three children, youngest four veara. LEICHHARDT HOTEL, Cf li July.

PARTNERSHIP offered np-to-dalo

TOURING PICTURE SHOW, with iour cxcíUBÍve programmes, film, together With latest' cineinntgrnpli invention, new electric outfit. Experience not ncecRsary. Honey lullv secured. Ex.-ellcnt opnnrtnnity. ¿200. Apply TAYLOR, " Ara-luen," Alma-street._ ALARGE STOCK of Timber Mould-

ing, Scotia, Dors, Sashes, Glass, | ftc.; also Carpenter's Tools of every de

eaription for sale from C. WILLIAMS. ' Mount Morgan. _ THIRTY-FIVE Per Cent of the Rock-

hampton People get their Boots rcfaired by us. Wbnt more recommenda-tion ls needed ? Best Materials. l'ir-l class Wonnanship. reasonable Prices. SVENDSEN'S. Boot Hospital and Storr, lid William-street and East-street (off

lïteroy)._ HOW does this strike you.-Don't for-

get wo sell what we ndvwtine. .-nd don't tell you when you call that v-<> ure .old out. For one week ouly- 1 Tailor ' Made Suit (and finished), anv *iw>, with

1 Hat : 1 Shirt ; 1 Tie : 1 Bo* > 1 Tlrai-cp :

1 Singlet; 1 Handkerchief; 1 Collar; and an extra pair Trousers, free-thc lot, £3

10g. BACHERT._

PRIVATE Board and Residence for

Ladies or Gentlemen, 144 Arcberitreet. Terms reasonable. Permanent

toarter», £1 week. _

WHAT more Useful and Ornamental

present could yon givp than a beautiful t>»lr of framed pi"tnrci from ROWLAND CANT, Picture Framer, Willlain-street._,__ WANTED Known.-^T. BARNES &

SONS. Bolsover-strect, arr- mainline'turin? Snlkiei. fiprinp Ort», rod nil l;ind» bf Vehielos flt Invest Caab Priors. Corres

%0fdencfi iftÔtfà. i. ... Jj-? ».

'situations Wanted or Vacant, ll wvris,

i Insertions, le. Prepaid oalr.

ANT1U) a HOY for OITKCE. Ap-

ply "C.,-' This Millee.

w

AN MCI* I.Al'N'DRKsS. Apply

(JUAN!) IIOTRI.. Iliimuibcrg.

WANTED Knowu-Meet Me av tue

GEISHA for THEATRE SUI'VERS, Crabs, Oysters, &c.

ANTED incition as Station Mana-

ger, linn; experience, ¡loud referApply ll., this oflice.

vv

W ANTED kimi person t.i adopt. Itaby

rv from dirt li Apply R.A., " Hillie

WANTED jrood (ieiierals for stations

KIMI- Untiami uni! Raglan : wagen JU-. SEKI). Labour Agent.

WANTED Reliable MAX for Cattle

(station. Wages, .'ill/-. Apply AUSTRAMAN EM'A1T>, (luai-Klrcct.

V«/ ANTED li;i!l'.;ATTON I'LA NT.

engine, pump, ie , ali or separate. .Mu-,1. lie cheap. SEED, Willi;im-strevt.

T\T ANTED position ¡is BARMAID, ex

II pcriciiced ; seaside preferred. Apply " PATIENCE," Post OIHce. Mount. Morgan.

WANTED Kuowii-C. WILLIAMS has

a Inrgu range of Cooking Stoves for sale : HIMI Sf» e Pipe, K|Miuting. Itidging, Iron, Tunks, and everything in the plumbing line. Plumbing and general re-pairs dune. MOUNT MORCAN.

VISITORS to the Show ought to call

and see my stock of framed pic-tures. ROWLAND GANT. William-street,

Telephone 017._»

WANTED to Buy a few White Leg

horn Pullets. Apply stating price, 4c PAY., 224 Campbell-street. Jloel, ha (lipton.

WANTED Dining-room Waitress,

Hotel, west ; also Housemaid), Cooks. Laundresses, stations. Airs. HIS KENS. Bolover--treet, oil' Fitzroy.

WANTED larne mid small quantities

«Í old Motor und Cycle COVERS anil INNER TUBES, highest prices given. DI)DUE. I.c.wer East-street.

FIREMAN WANTED. STEAMER

TIMARU.

Apply M-l.ICOD AiND KING.

William-street.

Or to Chief Engineer.

XJST ANTED Known-That POWER,)

** Fiveways, is ¡Selling

s. d. 12 lb. Rest White Sugar and 1 lb.

King Ten. 4 ¡I WU. Cooa, per tin. O ll

2 lb. Golden Syrup. O 5}|

llla-king. per tin. lld., and .... 0 2

Vinegar, per bottle. 0 4

(.'ruais. OS Carl). Sod«. 0 2 Sago and Tapioca. 2 Hi. 0 0

Snit, 8 tb. 0 0 Oatmeal, per lb. 0 4 Tc hie Jellies, per doz. O ll Tomato Sauce, rier bottle. O 7 Holbrook's Sauce, per lb. 0 ft

Salt Salmon, ncr lb. 0 '0

Sardines. 5 tins. 1 0 Lng Blue, per doz. 0 IO Pickles, small. Cd.; large. 0 7 Snlmon. small, ö.'.d.; lurgo. 0 9

YY". Soda, (j lb. O ß O.M. Snap, per bar. 1 0 Corn Flour, per lb. ». 0 Knife Polish, per tin ......... 05 Potted Meats, 2d. tin ; jars, largo O i;

Sinuc, small. 0 5 UT. Rolled Oats, per large tin .. 1 4 C. Yinegnr ...... ... 1 0

A1! the above goods cnn he obtained for CASH only at POWER'S, with OT without order. All orders delivered to uiiV part of thc city.

Only Address: POWER'S.

Show Grounds Tram Terminus.

Phone 401._ Phone 401.

WE are still offering Highest Cash

Prices for all classes of Empty Bottles and Bags, also Bones »nd Scrap Metal, &c. We make a speciality of caUing for Bottles to any address in the City or Suburbs. This matter has always re-ceived our best attention, and ns bottles are sometimes a source of trouble in the home, clients would be well advised in having their names placedyupon our regular list. Thii- would enwfre our catt-ing and taking delivery or bottles at Regular Intervals. Country consignments are a speciality, and clients when for-warding bottles in this manner can rely upon same being carefully bandied by us. Price Liäts and particulars forwarded upon application. REMEMBER. When you have any Bottles to dispose of it will nay vou to get into touch with the " É0TTLE SPECIALISTS."

ROCKHAMPTON BOTTLE EXCHANGE, j

140, WEST-STREET.

V. M. BRIGG, Manager. Telephone 619.

ANTED KNOWN-That EDWARD I FOREMAN is Selling thc following |

CHEAP LINES during JULY :

Dried Apples, per lb., 4d,

Methylated Spirits, large ebie, perl

bottle. 5d,

Apricots, dark hut sound, 4d. per lb.

ANTED KNOWN-That EDWARD I

FOREMAN is Selling :Map Brand Butter, per lb., 2/1.

Uncoil, best rashers, per lb., lOJd. Maize, per bushel, 0/-.

Pollard, by bag, 2/11 ; Bran, 2/8J. rotted Meat or Fish, per doz., 1/B. Marline, per lb., 8d. -

Linseed Meal, cwt.. 15/- ; 7 Ib., 1/-.

Custard Powders, full size, 8d, doti, Tnhlo Jellies, per dozen, lld.

Oatmeal, 7 ll), for 2/Z.

Captain Biscuits, jwr lb,, 8d, Plum Jam, per 1 lb. tin, 4d.

Marmalade, per 2 Iii. tin. Od.

Blood Mixture, per bottle. Od. Blnck Lend, per dozen, Dd. Carbide, per lb. 3d.

Cocoa, Van Houtcn's, } lb, lld.

W"~ ANTED KNOWN--That EDWARD |

FOREMAN is Selling:Nails, Iron. 7 lb. for 1/0.

Netting, 18in. x Ain., par yard, 8d. Netting, ii in. x 3 in., per yard, Sd.

Netting, 30 in. x 2 in., per yard, 4Jd. Netting, ninny other sizes kept

rniK galvanised. 1/fl and 1/8. , Rivets, niloc, brass, 1/4 lb.; iron, 6d.

Snd Irons, per set. fi/fi : bandies, 104, Saucepans, iron, 1/3. 2/-. 3/-, 5/4 Syringes, garden. 1/8 and 4/0.

WANTED KNOWN-That EDWARD

FOREMAN is Selling :

Men's Lamb's Wool Sox, per pair, IA.. Men's Cashmere Sox. 7d.. lld.. 1/2. 1/4.1 Women's Cnsliinere HOSP. plain, 1/- to,'

1/P : libbed. 1/0 to 2/-.

Chis' Cashmere Hose, fizc 3,3d. and Od.;

other sizcR., 1/-. 1/2, ]/4.

Girl«' J Hose. Cashmere, per pair. 8d

nd.. 10d.. lld., 1/., l/l. ' Children's Sox, hl«ek. id.. Sd.. Gd.. 9d. OLildrcs'i Sox, to«, Old., 74, 84, W,

WAHTEDS.

Situation» Wanted or Vacant, 16 «ords,

3 Insertion», ls. Prepaid only.

WANTED Tn Sell Child1., UI-CAUT.

in ginni order, .tl. Applv

Tl.;- Ollie-_

WANTED a snmrt HOV I'm- shop.

Apply V. HENDERSON, Saddler.

Williaiii-street.

WASTED to buy, old, cheap Harness,

Imp.« ol' [Kine. Prive, where seen, Lo " MOE E." this Olli'ce.

WASTED liny El VE AHI ES WOOD

LANI), iicnnanent water. B, IiOllEllTS. coiner William und Quarryilrccts.

WASTED Known-Hot Luncheons at

On.. Shilling served dftilv ut BROWN'S HKSTAI'KANT. corner shop, Emu I'ark.

fJT'ANTED AXEMAN to cut !» in.J f» props. Apply I'. I'EMBLETON, cor-ner East ai.d .Mingan streets, .Mount Mor-

gan.

IST ANTED Cowboy : lliitcln-r for west;

» ( ook-louiidri'ss tor (¡hillstone ¡ .xporienced Jiousiniuid, station near

town. SICED.

WANTED Competent Woman COOK,

small hotel, wages 25/- ; also House-

maid-Laundress, «agc« CI, Apply BOX '24.|

(Hailstone.

WANTED two good Mm to erect

aliout two miles fencing. For particulars apply to KENT & CO., Butchers, Mount Morgan.

VACANCIES for Boarders, tia week;

soft Washing done., Indies' or gentlemen's ; two double furnishrd Rooms to let. 82!t, HolsoviT-st., opposite new roilwny .workshops.

AKUSVSKKTM.

WARWICH CHRONICLE.

LATEST DOINGS AND HA1>PEN1NGS

ABROAD.

"Where Everybody Goes."

EARL'S COURT,1

"The Home of the People's Pictures."

Manaxement _ " BIRCH & CARROLL

The Ideal Amusement Resort, where the

Crowds Go.

. ' A Vitngraph Star Special.

Featuring the People's Popular Idol,

MAURICE COSTELLO.

THE GIRL IN THE CASE.

Thc girl gets out of it in time to save

thu nuin she loves mid convict the men who tried to involve him in it.

PURE GOLD.

LIFE AT THE FRONT.

THE UNWELCOME GUEST. WALOONA FROM PALOONA.

THE PRIZE BABY.

BERTIE'S ELOPEMENT.

EARL'S COURT ORCHESTRA.

USUAL PRICES.

Business Manager .... I. 8. PHILLIPS. |

THEATRE ROYAL.

Direction.BIRCH & CARROLL.

SATURDAY At SATURDAY

NEXT 8 p.m. NEXT.

Messrs. BIRCH & CARROLL have mueli|

pleRSuro in announcing

A Return Visit of

THE SMART SET ENTER-

TAINERS.

In the

Most Artistic Spanish Opera,

THE BANDITS. THE BANDITS. THE BANDITS.

The Most Gorgeous One Act Opera

Ever Written.

Die iïreat Spcctnoulur Effect which has j

Created n Furore Throughout

Queensland.

PRICES-3s., 2s., ls. Plans at Munro's.

HARRY SCALES .... Touring Manager

TO-NIGHT. _ TO-NIGHtT

IDEAL THEATRE.

Proprietors .. M'Urath, Dallon, & Hoyle.

TWO. SPECIAL STAR DRAMAS.

UNDER FALSE SUSPICION.]

A Sensational Story of circumstantial evi-dence, brimming over with exciting inci-dents,

And

The Immensely Powerful Picture Drama,

THE REPRIEVE.

A Great Australian Production, featuring |

ROY REDGRAVE & BERYL BRYANT.

A Picture that will defy «im|ietitiuj[ from j

any qunrtcr of the Globe.

- Also -

HELD BY A CHILD. (War Drama.)

HER BOUNTY (Drama).

HEINZ'S OUTING. (Comedy).

PIMPLE ON FOOTBALL. (Comic.)

FOLLIDOR'S WONDERFUL FRIEND. POPULAR PRICES-dd. and le.

Manager. P. T. DALLON. |

PATRIOTIC CONCERT

IN AID AUSTRALIAN WOUNDED

SOLDIERS,

SCHOC-TÔF ARTS,

SATURDAY, 17th JULY.

Under the auspices P.A. nnd 0. Cele-

bration Committee.

Thc following Artists will take part in |

the above Concert: -

Miss Mowntt Mr- ?!? Hendrick Mr. E. N. Svmoim Misses Prowse Mr. J. ll. Ward Mr. C. Duncan

Miss M'Leod Mr. J. Griffiths Misses White -Miss J. While

Mr. C. F. Hailey Mr. W. Deakon

Miss Grifliths ' Mr. J. Hollingsworth Mr. A. White Woods' String Band

MU PARK-FAREWELL DANCE in I

honour of Acting QuorUrmaster-l serpoiuil E. C. Kelly, Emu I'ark, Hail, [ Tills (Thursday) EVENING. TickctB, ls.

axusnairzs.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.

Tili: MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR

AT

THEATRE ROYAL

Direction .. .. BIRCH & CARROLL.

MISS

AMY CASTLES. AMY" CASTLES. AMY CASTLES.

Imperial Court Singer,

Will give an

OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERT.

PROGRAMM E.

PART I.

Trio for Flute, 'Cello, and Piano

"Marcile Militaire" .. .. Schubert Messrs. John Amadio, Bryce Carter, and

Hurold Whittle.

Song-" On with the Motley " Leoncavallo

Mr. Hector Goldspink.

Flute-" Spring " <( Morceau de Con-cert) .Terschafc

Mr. John Amadio.

Song-" Lo ! Hear the Gentle Lark."

Mian AMY CASTLES.

'Ceibo-"Romance".Campnguoli

Mr. Bryce Curter.

PART II.

Flute-" Italian Fantasia " (Carnival of

Venice).Briceialdi

Mr. John Amadio.

Meditation-"' Ave Maria " Bach-Gounod

Miss AMY CASTLES.

'Cello-(A) " Träumerei " .. Schumann

(B) " Papillon ".Popper

Mr. Bryce Curter.

Songs-(A) "Beyond the Sunset" Tours

(Bj "I Honra Thrust at

Eve " '.Cadman Mr. Hector Goldspink. Songs-(A) " Thc 1-ast Rose of

Summer " .. .

(B) One Spring Morning " Nevin

Miss AMY CASTLES.

Musical Director .. Ju-. Harold Whittle

¿Manager . Mr. George Castles

Book SeatB at Munro's.

PRICES-SR., 3B., and 2s.

ALL NEW PICTURES.

TOPICAL~BUDGET.

News of the World in Animation. Cardinal Bourne at Pinner.

Apph-garth beats Donaldson (Australia)

for Championship of the World over 220 yards.

Famous French Cuirassiers do honour to

their brave comrades.

Inspection of Oun Brigade at Dulwich hy

Sir Francis Lloyd.

Mr. .lohn Redmond reviews 23,009 boys in

Dublin.

French Red Cross Brigade nt Hotel des

Invalides.

London Rifle Brigade leaving for the front.

AT

OLYMPIA.

THE HOME OF MOVING PICTURES

"DELUXE."

Management .. .. BIRCH & CARROLL.

GREAT CHANCE FOR LOCAL

ARTISTS.

Leonard Nelson's

NOVEL COMPETITIONS.

Open to All-comers over thc age of sixteen.

Any class of Act-Acrobats, Singers, Comedians, Dancers, Strong Men, &c; in fact, any act suitable for the Vaude-ville stage. Tlic winner to receive au engagement nt thc Olympia Pictures, and, if successful, will be booked for the whole tour of Queensland.

NOTE.-This is no Amateur Trial Night,

but a real competition to discover real artists. Send vour entry to LEONARD

KELSON.

IN CONJUNCTION WITH

OLYMPIA_PICTURES.

TO NIGHT AT 8.

A Bison Star.

A Story from New Mexico,

Or

Lifo Amidst the Cowboys.

THE LAW OF THE RANCE.

The «tory of Ranchmen and their doings,

presenting daring deeds of desperadoes.

LITTLE BOBBY.

EVZONES.

IT HAPPENED ON WASH DAY.

AN EXPENSIVE VISIT.

STUFF THAT DREAMS ARE

MADE OF.

JUST OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICES.

OLYMPIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

Business Manager .. ..I.S. PHILLIPS. ~~ SATURDAY NIGHT.

ARCADIA. ARCADIA.

NOTE.-Ynamba-road 'bus leaves Rock-hampton Post Office for Arcadia, 7.30 p.m. Leaves Arcadia for town, 10.15 p.m.

A Star of Great Brilliance.

THE GREAT STROKE. THE GREAT STROKE.

A Drama of intense pathos, showing bow a man loved and respected and occupying a high und honoured posi-tion in tlic army gave way to temptation

in a weak moment and brought disgrace and ruin upon himself and all bu held

dear.

LATEST WAR JOURNAL^

Of Interesting Happenings, at the Front.

Full Particulars Later.

Another Keystone. Another Keystone.

HE GOT RICH QUICK.

You'll never stop Laughing till you

j get home. I

1 SAMMY, THE PRINTER.

BONDAGE OF FEAR.

THE BOARDER'S MISHAP.

A JOKE IN JERKS.

HARRY W. WEBBER ..... .. Manager.

A FEW SPECIAL LINES FOR THE TRADE AND OTHERS, TASMA JAMS, IN 1 lt., 2 tb., AND 6 TINS.

TASMA TINNED FRUITS. IN* 2 ». TDA

TASMA TOMATO SAUCE.

ALL MANUFACTURED BY H. JONES & CO-. LTD.,

OF HOBART.

CARBONIC ACID GAS. ESSENCES. CODD'S 10 OZ. AND

6 Oz. BOTTLES.

FOR AERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS. P.P.C. PICKLES-MUSTARD, VINEGAR, AND ASSORTED.

LAVER BROS.' CREEN PEAS AND FRENCH BEANS.

ASPARAGUS_VERY CHOICE BRANDS.

THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

BREWED IN AUSTARUA BY AN AUSTRALIAN FIRM.

RESCH'S LAGER

EQUAL TO THE BEST IMPORTED AND MORE SUITED TO THE

AUSTRALIAN CLIMATE.

RESCH'S DINNER ALE,

A LIGHT AUSTRALIAN ALE OF SPLENDID QUALITY AND ONLY

ABOUT TWO-THIRDS OF THE COST OF IMPORTED.

IMMENSELY POPULAR THROUGHOUT AUSTRALIA.

THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,

SOLE AGENTS FOR CENTRAL QUEENSLAND.

W, G. THOMPSON & CO,

MERCHANTS AND AGENTS,

ROCKHAMPTON. ¡ ;,;.;,s

STATION REQUIREMENTS AND SUPPLIES, CASING AND WELL-BORING MATERIAL.

GROCERIES AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS" LINES.

WINES, SPHUTS, BEERS, AND ALL HOTEL REQUIREMENTS.

TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARTTES. > BUTCHERS' AND BAKERS' STORES.

BLAIR ATHOL CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY'S COAL (Bituminous). BLUFF MINERS' CO AI, COMPANY (Semi-anthracite Coal). LINDE REFRIGERATING PLANTS.

WOOL received and shipped experiencedly, and at lowest rates, FORWARDING AND CUSTOMS HO US AGENCY.

INSURANCE AGENCIES. Fire and Marine, Life, Accident, Employers' Liability, Aft.

AMUSEMENTS.

I

QUEENSLAND CONTINGENT SEWING

GUILD.

ACONCERT, under the auspices of

the above, will be (riven in St, Paul's Schoolroom, at 3.30 p.m.. on

SATURDAY, JULY 17,

Ry

MR. It. B, BAILLIE (Violin),

And

REV. E. R. STREBTEN (Pianoi.

Assisted by Mrs. fitreetcD. Miss A. Har-rison. Miss V. Catt, and Mr. J. Hcadrick.

Piano kindly lent hy Messrs. Beale and j

Co., William-strcct.

Pull programme later. Refreshment* st usual prices during thc iuterval. j

ADMISSION FREE. Collection ia aid|

of tho Guild.

JAMIESONS PICTURE

STADIUM.

Y E P r O O N.

OLYMPIA PICTURES.

(By Arrangement with Birch & Carroll).

EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.

Directyon.HARRY W. WEBBER, j

Théâtre To Let to Approved Companies.

Apply

JAMES JAMIESON. . t, . ..

TANKS. TANKS. TANKS.

JUST LANDED. LARGE SHIPMENT

OF

BLUE TANS IRON. ALSO ORDINÄR"?

XOHZ

PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR TANKS AT

ONCE.

IRON ADVANCING RAPIDLY.

RIDGE-CAPPING, SPOUTING,

GALV. IRON BATHS, ENAMELLED

BATHS AND SINKS.

PURE TIN BEER PIPE.

TAPPING. COCKS, AND WATER TAPS,

AT LOWEST PRICES.

MARTIN RYAN,

TELEPHONE, 31.

170 EAST STREET.

ROCKHAMI I

TANKS. TANKS. TANKS.

All TANKS made of Lysaght*! beet M Gauge Iron, and workmanship guaranteed. 1000 GALLS. S 12 6 800 GALLS... 4 15 Q OOO GALLS. 4 10 0 400 GALLS. 3 4 0 100 GALLS.. 1 15 0

BATHS (in Frame), £1 lOi.

Baths (in frame), £1 Iis. Od.; Enamel Baths, £7 12s. Od.; Enamel Sinks, Stow Recesses, Garbage läse, Spouting, Ridgecapping, Water Pipe, Lead Pipe, Tb Beer Pipe, Tap«, and Fittings at Lowest Prices.

All Cluses of General Repair Work *M Plumbing don«.

A. PEARSON,

OONTRAOTTNG AND GENKBAL

PLUMBERS,

GALVANISED IRON WORKJE* . AND

TINSMITHS.

AlBuvitreM. Pion flt.

W.

G. 001B1II, EAST-STREET.

HAIRDRESSER & TORAOCONDtt,

PWe No. CTR.

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