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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 April 1915, Page 4

ERIDAI' AND SATURDAY, 23rd and 21 th APRIL, ISJIS. Commencing each Day at 11 o'clock sharp. IMPORT AM LAKE SERVED AUCTION SALE IMr CRT AM" UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE IMPORTANT UNRESERVED AUCX TION SALE Of tlio whole of the stock ill trade of High-Class Jewellery, E.P. Ware, Clock's etc., oil the premises next Mr Hugh Hall's Oxford-street, Levin, on account ol' Mr E. J. GLACKIN, wlio is giving up business. £500 WOMH All up-todate and new stock. E. Johnston and Co., Auctioneers, Wellington, have received instructions to sell at Levin as above the whole of the valuable stock, comprising Ladies' and Gentlemen's Watches, Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Pendants, Diamond Rings, Silverware of all descriptions. To be sold in lots to suit purchasers without any reserve. 419-5 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. SATURDAY, at 1.00 p.m. Messrs pahkei! axd vinoent have received instructions from Mr W. Janiieson, who is leaving Levin, to sell at his residence, Winchester and Kent-street, the whole of his furniture and effects comprising— Handsome sideboard, chesterfield, dining and bedroom suites, chairs, linoleums, tables, kitchen utensils, tools, etc., etc. Saturday, at 1.30 p.m. 417-3. TEE KING'S LYRIC Where the PICTURES LYRIC Crowds Go PICTURES TO-NIGHT — -- — — TO-NIGHT A Great "All Star' 1 Programme will be unreeled. Headed by the oxtraspecial- star featuro film— PAID IN FULL. PAID IN FULL PAID IN FULL. PAID IN KULL PAID IN FULL. I'AID JN KULL Which will be supported by Scenic, Educational, Topical, i.ramauc and Comedy subjects. PRICES FOLLOW AS THE USUAL. CROWD. ■110-1 m. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915. SPECIAL Visit of the GREAT ENGLISH BARITONE. I JETER TAAWSON. - ETER J-' AAV SON. PETER T\ AWSON. ETER J-J AWSON. PETER T\ AWSON. ETER -L' AWSON. The GREATEST BARITONE ,nd BALLAD SINGER of the age. The IDOL of the MUSTC'AL WORLD. The IDOL of the MUSICAL WORLD. The IDOL of the MUSICAL WORLD. His Gramophone Records have made him FAMOUS throughout the ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD. Supported by his ALL STAR ENGLISH COMPANY. MISS ANNETTA GEORGE, Soprano. (Of London and Provincial Concerts) .- MISS GRACE NEWMAN, Violiniste. MISS CARLIEN JURS, Pianiste. Prices 4s, 3s and 2s. H. A. NOBLE. 399-td. Manager. Box plan at Ken Aitken's or 'phone 28

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