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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17469, 1 June 1922, Page 1

ABIUSEMENT3. ' I B E R T Y THEATRE. Tho Most Coiifort"iV:o Theatre in tio Whole Dominion. nl " -TWICE DAILY -7.15. -...__ ~AMPTON HOPE HAMPTON ".I. B. WARNER in "WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE." I Special Supports include — , "LOVE'S OUTCAST." ' Mne!c Seinrtt Two-veM CornooV. ' LIBERTY '"RAND nrrHESTRA. Plan at The Bristol an;! Theme. 'P 'SPG. 619 HAROLD E. RIGfITON, Manag URB ME. . .. URB ME. 1)0 NOT DISTURB ME. That was "tho sign on the dc Devereaux had used tl: times during that same to tho same cafe; enga ad put the so .be door. The •she knei .gn often, Th: :k he had b< r iV i ■ • ■ " Wl a B<=iii,.i;imi-u, ceptea his invitation to theatre and supper in good faith. Then came footsteps, and a dozen lists banging on the door demanding admission in tho namo of the Law. IT'S ONE OF THE BIG SCENES IN THIS SEVEN-ACT FILM OF THE PLAY PRESENTED TO NEW ZEALAND AUDIENCES RECENTLY BY MAUD HA.NNAFORD AND WILLIAM KELLY. "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR," "THE SIGN OX THE DOOR." COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. LIBEBTY LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY -L HOUSE LIBERTY LIBERTY OF LIBERTY LIBERTY BIG LIBERTY LIBERTY ATTRACTIONS. LIBERTY Box Plan now open at Tho Bristol and Thoatre. 'Phone 2366. HAROLD E. RIGHTON, 5818 Manager. .'RATING—Wo tench you S!c:iting_ al] by O yourself. Classes Skating, Morning and Afternoon. Make appointment with tho Manager between 11 a.m. and Noon, at tho SKATING RINK, 160 ST. ASAPH STREET (near Colonibo street). Sessions Daily, 2.30 to 4.30. 5 to 7, 7.30 to 10 p.m. ■ Full ORCHESTRA ' SATURDAY AFTERNOON and. T.NINCr O'C6OSS-1291 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. SHELTER BELTS ARE ESSENTIAL. LOMBARDY POPLARS. THE SHELTER TREES THAT HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME LOMBARDY POPLARS hoW and. will oontinue im hold a foremost place as an ideal deciduous shelter tree for orchard protection. Thev aro hardy and vigorous, upright growing, and free from fungoid and insect diKeases, and will thrive in almost any soil or situation, Lombardy Poplars havo proved thameelves to bo firo resi--tant and are now largely planted as marginal fire screens. The benefits derived, from Shelter Belta are of sufficient importance to warrant your immediate attention. I THEY ARE VITAL TO YOUR SUCCESS. ' • .'MOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. |W« are offering LOMBARDY FOPLARS: Per 100 Per 1000. m to aft •• 30_s £l2 10s I 4ft to lift ■• 25a 410 09 Bft to 4ft .. 15a & 0s We are also offering a fine >ot of Populne Ccrdata Angnlata Robusta-, «ft to 6ft, at 50s per 100. NAIRN and SOWS, Lincoln road, Christchuroh. Telephone 241. N6892-4561 0. E. GIBBONS AND CO.'S SPECIAL NOTICE. DURING tie Planting and Sowing Season our Establishment will REMAIN OPEN I EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT until 9 p.m. for tho convenience of our Suburban Customers. C. E. GIBBONS and CO., Seedsmen, Etc., 647 COLOMBO STREET, G8696-1486 Christchurca. SPECIAL TO DAIRY FABMEBS. WINTER CREAM SOTPLJT. WE want a large quantity of Butter to supply ibe requirements of our Local Trade daring the winter months. The secret of the Popularity of our Famous "AVON'' Brand is Quality c.nd Freshness. To ensure a full supply of FRESH MAKE, during the Winter montlia we are now making arrangomento for Winter Cream Supply. Should you have any quantity to offer this Winter, call or .vrite stating the NUM- ' BER OF COWS you expect to be milking and whether you wisL the Company's Lorries to collect your cream. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. AVON DAIRY 'CO., LTD., 23 Manchester street, Christchuroh. P.O. Box 910. A 3195-8750 •O C T A R K S E Si h a :r M ■\AIRY FARMERS 1 These three aro - ' your chid concern I Give us the handling of the middle item, and you can. ba assured of a satisfactory return from tho other two. We paid Is 3d for March, la 5d for April, and are paying 1b Sd for May, June, and July, and, furthermore, can guarantee a bjnus on last season/a supply. THE GOVERNMENT ANALYST'S recently completed tests taken in our own ; Testing Laboracory prove that our Suppliers' returns are based on the highest percentage of Buttor-fa't. If you want a good investment, send your w inter Cream supply to THE KIWI DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED. Note the address—--2-22 ST. ASAPH STREET, Ghristchurch. L. HANSEN, General Manager. Corriispondenoe: Box SiO. K5707-5731 .RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT. HIGH STREET. 'PHONE A 4169. THE RENDEZVOUS, LTD., have much pleasure in informing tho Public that the Management of the Rooms is now in the capable hands-of MRS E. DAVIES (late of the Federal Hotel, Christchurch, and "Hfracornbe," Akaioa). rat::on3 can rely on quick and efficient service. THE IDEAL RESTAURANT FOR—MORNING TEA. BEEF TEA. ' LIGHT LUNCHEON. ALL VARIETIES OF ICE CREAMS. AFTERNOON TEA.' SUPPEK. First-class Orchestra Afternoons and Evening. MRS DAVIES is also prepared to cater for Private Afternoon Tea, Supper and WeddingParties. C 3265-5002