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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16256, 5 July 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. j Crystal palace. tThe Theatre of Mighty Magnificence.) STILL BOOMING., Despite the V.'entlier ar.d Failure of Lake Coleridge Power. We have Our Own Electric Plank And we show everv Day and Nigh~ AS USUAL. FULL TO OVERFLOWING. ALL THIS WEEK. "ARTCRAFT" Presents The Straight-from-the-Shoulder Double-Barrelled Favourite of All 1 llmdom, WILLIAM S. HART, WILLIAM S. HART, WILLLVM S. HART, WILLIAM S. HART, In tho Most Sensational, Thrillinp, and Realistic W««tern Drama of All Time, THE NARROW TRAIL. THE NARROW TRAIL. THE NARROW TRAIL. THE NARROW TRAIL. A Great, Bij, 1io! d-y cni r-b re uh, Swift as Lightning, Terrific as Thunder Kind of a Story, Full of Throbbing Scenes, Human TnI terest, Lovo, Beauty, Strong Men, F* l * Women, Bi? Fists——AND THEN SOME Mack Sennett's Triple Slor Comedy, "SHERIFF NELL'S TUSSLE," "SHERIFF NELL'S TUSSLE," 30 Minutes of Screaming, Scrceching Fun. Still the Question Stands Unanswered, "WHO IS NUMBEK ONE?" AMERICAN GAZETTE. MR JAMES COX, Baritone. MR JAMES COX, Bartonc. CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. Overture, 7.30 p.m "Jolly Robbers" (Suppe). Drees Circle Reoerves at "THE BRISTOL" CONTINUOUS FROM NOON. <506 STARLAND THEATRE. WILLIAM FOX Presents The World's Foremost Tragedienne, NANCE O'NEIL, NANCE O'NEIL, In Tho Priceless Masterpiece, "THE LOVE QUESTION." A Lavish Scintillant Photoplay Gem. "His Own Story." "Topical Budget." "CLEVER MRS CARTER." 4507 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. "yELVET SOAP COMPETITION PRIZEWINNERS. First Prize, £5 sa, Costume made to order by the Farmers' Co-op.—Mr* Loader, Lyttelton. : SIX PRIZES OF DRESS MATERIAL— Mrs McDowell, No. 6 Station road, Heathcoto Mrs E. McKie, Manchester street Mrs E. Brumsky, Peterborough etreot. Mrs Derange, 36 Peer street, Riccartoa ; Mra Wigney, 17 Mowbray street, Sydenham Miss Fenton, 97 London street, Lyttelton ;FOR ECONOMY USE VELVET SOAP and SEARCHLIGHT WAX CANDLES. Z8433-4092 PURE MALT VINEGAR. TAKE bo risks with your pickles or salads and buy nothing but SHARPE BROS.' now famous PURE MALT VINEGAR.. Sales quadrupled in two seasons. Always Flavour exquisite, 2s 3d pet-gallon, jars Is extra until returned. One gallon is equal to six of the usual bottles. Economical Housewives Please Note: SHARPE BROS., Armagh st. 'Phone 1761. 58274-7189 OVERDUE ACCOUNTS. '\lil K have the LARGEST COLLECTING YV i BUSINESS in tho DOMINION. THE DOMINION MERCANTILE AGENCY, LTD.. 213 Manchester street. Telephono 106. Wellington, Auckland, Chrifltchuich. '"•! DIXON BROS, Q ASH PRICE LIST. Foroquarter Mutton, per lb .. •. EJd Shoulder Mutton, p-r lb fifcd Rib Chops, per lb .. i.. "d Middle Loin Chops, per lb .. 6d Half Sheep, per lb .. ... .. 6d Prime Ox Beef, Veal, and Lamb at Lowest Pricca. WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST QUALITY OF MEAT. PROCURABLE. D 2357-8352 . WANTED KNOWN. THAT F H. 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