MONDAY I PRINCESB THEATRE MONDAY I \ MAURICE TOURNEUR PRODUCTION “THE BRASS BOTTLE.” “THE BRASS BOTTLE.” MAGIC! MIRTH! MYSTERY! MAGNIFICENCE! Also: -.’-reel COMEDY, TCiPICALS. ORCHESTRA. USUAL PRICES. Oioino Wednesday—“OUT OF THE DEPTHS” starring Harry Morev. Also second episode ol “BIITAI.O BILL.” TO-NIGHT McLEAN’3 PICTURES PRINCESS THEATRE BERT lA'TTEIj BERT EYTTEL IN \ DOUBLE ROLE IN' A METRO DRAMA OF A PHANTOM FEAR. “UiE FACE BETWEEN." “THE FACE BETWEEN.” 1 COMEDY, GAZETTE AND FULL ORCHESTRA. SATNTRDAY: —ALICE LAKE IN “SHOULD A WOMAN TELL.”
ESS TJAHEATRE THURSDAY, 31st. JULY. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR! C. DARCY A ELEN* PRESENTS TIIJES 'WORLD-FAMED FISK JUBILEE SINGERS Under tho direction of Tnno Fama. Tile 'World’s Greatest Harmony and Melody Makers in their unique, brilliant and melodious entertainment consisting of:— JUBILEE CHORUSES PI, ANT A TU) N ME LO DIES RAGTIME DITTIES COON SONGS GLEES, ETC. The only entertainment of its kind in tho Universe. TEN SPLENDID ARTISTS! Box Plan at Miss Mclntosh’s. Popular prices, -Is, 3s. 2s plus tax. Children half-price. Clias. Cabot, Advance Manager. POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. SILYER-IMNE POLES. Offers are invited for 'he supply to the Post and Telegraph Department of silver-pine poles. S|.oei!ica lions, conditions, and prices are obtainable on application to the Chief Postmaster, Grcymouth. G. McXAMARA. Act i ng-Secrel a ry. G.P.O. Wellington.
GAS FIRE BEAUTY riYHK CLEANLINESS OK GAS JL KIRKS means a spotless home. That is the first essential for the attractive living room. The modern CAS KIRK is, besides, a triumph of artistic- design—an object ol beauty in itself. That fact, and its over-ready, cheering -warmth are the secrets ol lias Kite Comfort. If you require real HEAT, always ready at hand, instill Gas Fires. The demand for <!us l-'ires is giving a hard knock to all oilier forms of heating. GAS FOR SKRVICK.. It is reliable always. An over-ready servant. .Make it more useful in every home and the housewife will he more contented and happy. For particulars call at: TV. 11. SHANNON. Gas-litter. Rovell St., or— HOKITIKA GAS COY., STAFFORD Si'llKKT. WESTLAND COOL STORACE AND DAIRY COY., LTD. THE CENTRAL FACTORY. FARMERS! BUTTERFAT 2:/- PER LB.
rnHE ABOVE COMPANY is now JL offering 2s per II). for luittorfat Irom sweet Cream delivered to the rollccti ng lorries, stations, or the factory. TO FARMERS AT HARIHARI! Notwithstanding rumours (biassed of course) to the contrary, we now publicly notify all SEPPUKUS that ABBANGEMKNTS liiive been completed FOB COLLECTING CREAM from vour district, commencing the earliest the coming season. Write for full information. n. T. PABBY. Managing Director. INTERIORS. Builders in ever increasing numlwrs
are usinjr— PLASTERCON WALL-BOARD. for artistic interior finishing ol residences. lintels. clubs, offices, theatres, restaurants, stores, factories, oarages. They |ind it ideal either for now work,'repairs or alteration because its attractive appearance, its strength and stiffness both pleases the client and saves the builders' time, labour and expense. .See us also about beautifully made Olil'.OO.V DOORS—-all sizes. Jarrah all sizes. Write or wire for special quotations. BICCARTOX TIMBER COY. ’ —33. Riorarton Road. Christchurch. Telegraphic address“R ictimber.” Christchurch.
SEASON 1924—1925 LUCERNE HAY—IN BALES. A Largo Consignment just landed. A SPLENDID SAMPLE —ALSO—SEED ALGERIAN OATS. SEED DUNNS OATS. SEED CARTONS OATS. SEED POTATOES—ARRIVING NEXT WEEK. ROBIN ADAIRS. UP-TO-DATES. EARLY HERRONS, ETC.. ETC. TURNIP, SWEDE, and Other Seeds. GRASS SEEDS. LOTUS MAJOR. CLOVERS. ENGLISH AND ITALIAN RYE. COCKSFOOT, ETC., ETC. SUPER-PHOSPHATE, GUANO and OTHER FERTILISERS. PATERSON MICHEL XCO..LTDPHONE NO ‘2. WHARF STREET. OLD FALSE TEETH bought, sound or broken: also dental scrap. Best prices in N.Z. sent by return mail. Port to J. Dunstone, Box 01, "Weilesley St., Auckland. Eat. 31 years. CLEVELAND MOTOR CYCLES. AMERICA’S best two stroke. Price £(10. Full particulars from the sole agent for Westland — J. PF.THIG, Robs. Hanpy children keep free from worms with WADE’S WOflM FIGR. WondeTful warn worriers.
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