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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2834, 27 July 1916, Page 7

/AMUSEMENTS. rprVOM FOLLIES. BOX PLANS BOX PLANS .TOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS OF TIIB SEASON AVILL OPEN TO-MO.R-ROW MORNING AT THE" BRISTOL. RESERATDD SEATS, ss. As so many people were turned away each night of the FOLLIES' previous season here, the management respectfully Tiroes intending patrons to book early. £TRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction Hugh D. M'lntosh. AVEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd. For a season of 10 Nights, with Matinees each Saturday afternoon. HUGH D. M'INTOSH presents . Tho .Tolliest .Toy Ride of Happiness in the World. A Mcrry-go-Round of Perfect Pleasure. The Tivoli Follies. VERA PEARCE, Tivoli Follies. ATiiRA PEARCE, . 'I'ivoli Follies. Tho Australian Milo, Tivoli Follies. Queen of the Follies. Tivoli Follies. THELMA. RAYE, Tivoli Follies. Cutie Copper Topped. Tivoli Follies. JACK CANNOT, Tivoli Follies. Even-body's Favourite. Tivoli Follies. GEORGE AVELCH, Tivoli Follies. Happy Inebriate. Tivoli Follies. WALTER AVEEMS, Tivoli Follies. Subtle Raconteur. . Tivoli Follies. FRANK GREENE, Tivoli Follies. The Maiinoo Idol. Tivoli Follies. BILLY REGO, Tivoli Follies. Prince of Silence. Tivoli Follies. CHORUS & BALLET OF Tivoli Follies. CO PERFORMERS. . Supported by ELLA CASPERS The Girl with the | ELLA CASPERS A r oico of Gold. I THE BELGIAN BAND, THE BELGIAN BAND, Featuring Jacques 801, .Tenor, from tho Opora House, Antwerp; Comedy Acrobats. SHORT & LITTLE. New Stunts. SHORT & LITTLE. FULL .TIVOLI ORCHESTRA, under WILL QUINTRELL. COUNTRY TOUR FOLLIES. To-Night, Palmerston. ... Friday and Saturday—Wanganui. Monday and Tuesday—Mastorton. THE. SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY'S INSTITUTE, AYhitmore Street. . LIVING PICTURES TO-NIGHT, at S.Pathos and Humour. | BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS. "PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR SALE: Beautifully situated on a ftse, near the sea, in a _ growing town. i Business good. Owner wisning io retire ! on account of ill-health. .Further • particulars, apply "Curbing/' "Dominion" Office. FOR SALE. STATIONERY BUSINESS. DOUBLE FRONT SHOP, ivitli 6 Dwelling Rooms cßtached. Lease 6 years to run. Turnover, .£llOO per annum. Stock about .£SOO at valuation. No Goodwill required. Owner is a single man and is enlisting. Will accept .£3OO in cash;,balance approved P/ns. Apply LEWIS AND CO., Wanganui. GREAT CHANCE FOR GROCERS. GOOD LIVING GIVEN AWAY-NO GOODWILL. ONE of tie oldest established City Groceries in the South Island comes on the market owing to owner having decided to retire. ' . Central stand; favourable lease; good turnover and profits; stock at about .£I4OO, can be reduced fixtures,; fittings, carts, etc., any items not wanted by buyer will be kept out. As owner is retiring, no Goodwill is asked. Fuller I particulars from Sole Agents:' N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 187 Manchester Street, Christchurch. ■ GROCERY AND CARTING BUSINESS. IN good country district, no opposition; 30 miles from railway; good turnovei and profits owners wish, to go to the li>on?. DAIRY Farm, 188 acres, excellent.soil, 7-roomed house, good farm build, rhgs; carrying 50 cows and other stock i close cheese factory, school, eto. i *626 pei acrc, -CSOO cash. F.' WISH, Land Agent, Eketahuns, j . . ij .. AN OPEN LETTER ABOUT RH.E9J IAIBSI 53 Kyber Pass Road, _ Auckland, May 8, 1916. To tho Dominion Rheumatic Cure Proprietary, Limited, High St., Auokland. Dear Sire,—l feel it my duty to write you an open letter about MY WONDERFUL RECOVERY from RHEUMATISM through your REMEDY. I owo it to fellow-sufferers to let them know tho facts. I have been a sufferer for 42 years, and for the past 80 years very bad indeed; often In bod for six months at a time, not able to straighten my legsMany times so bad that I oould not move my hands and arms, and I could not' feed myself. I suffered awful agony, and had great lumps on my knees and fingera, and large swellings on my legs. My joints were quite stiff. I could not bend, my fingers at all. During 42 years you can imagine I tried every means to get cured. I liavo been under the treatment of Specialists at Home and in New Zealand, but all without any lasting benefit. I _think I tried every Medicine that claimed to cure Rheumatism; but they .had no more effect ou me than Cold Wator. I have, spent a small fortune in hard cash to no jmrpose. AND NOAV I AM CURED, at a cost of four courses of your AVONDERFUL REMEDY! ■Tho Big Lumps on my knees have all disappeared. Aly fingers are smooth and useful again. I can walk about in com-, fort and enjoy the blessing of health after 42 years of Purgatory. IT IS AVONDERFUL. T earnestly counsel every sufferer from RHEUMATISM or General lli-healtli to make inquiries .about your_ REMEDY, and give it a fair trial. It if) something quite out of tho ORDINARY. Wishing you every SUCCESS in making it known, I am, yours most gratefully, (Sgd.) T. C. PETERS. The above is only part of the letter, but it should convince the most sceptical that a Wonderful Cure has been found. ■A copy of the completo letter will be posted to anyone who specially asks for ''"MAKE ' .FURTHER INQUIRIES A BOUT THIS CURE. SEND FOR THE INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK WHICH TELLS ALL ABOUT IT. CUT OUT THIS FREE COUPON. AND POST IT NOAV. FREE COUPON. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Ltd., High Street, Auckland. Flenso send ino your free book, enentitled "The Brokon Crutch: A Most Interesting Story," as mentioned in "The Dominion." —-30r. I Name'' Address

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