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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 11 July 1918, Page 2

S. H. LOUDON Draper, Dressmaker, MILLINER BOOTS, Etc. Large Stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's well-assorted Drapery at the lowest pricesCOSTUMES A SPECIALITY Inspection Invited.

FOR SALE. STAUNCH Pony and Saddle, also set Gig Harness, in good condition. P.O. BOX 24, Helensville. j FOR SALE. ONE Mogul Engine \\i h.p. with 2 cow Zealandia Milking plant in perfect Order. Apply W. T. Hart, Helensville, WANTED. EMPLOYMENT wanted; any sort of •work, handy with tools, butcher by trade, total abstainer. Apply Echo Office. EUCHRE AND DANCE. A Euchre and Dance, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, will be held on MONDAY evening next, July 15, in the AGRICULTRAL HALL. Catholic ladies are requested to bring a basket Euchre 8 to 10, Dancing &>to 12. Admission Is Id. Refreshments. M. DOWLING, Hon. Secretary. STRAYED. ON my farm at Woodhill, one 2-year old steer. . If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at Buckland's Bale, Helensville, July 17, 1918. R. MACKIE. To tho residents of the surrounding Districts. CHEAP GROCERIES FOR SPOT CASH. SHOP NOW OPEN Magnificent Display of Household Necessities. NO EXPLOITATION . Try this Shop for bargains and Low Prices A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT SHOP JUST OUTSIDE BAILWAY GATES. Open every morning—B to 9. - Every evening—7 to 8 Fridays 5 to 10. LYRIC PICTURES. SPECIAL NOTICE TO MY PATRONS- ! IT is -with regret that I have to advise ' the slight advance in the admission charges brought about by the ever-in-creasing cost of everything required in connection with this business. In the beginning when I made the charge 6d, I realised that the life of this class of entertainment to the Public, was cheapness, and it is with reluctance that I have been obliged to disturb the rate. I have always held, and you will agree with me that labour is entitled to i fair payment, and the same thing applies to pictures. Twice recently the Railway Department have found it necessary to ! increase freights. Lubricating and other power oils have gradually risen until they are now double the price. Electric light bulbs and all fittings have advanced in price threefold, and all other supplies similar. There is no immediate prospects of any improvement of these charges, and to maintain the excellent standard of my programmes the new tariff will be f Circle Is Id, tax included; body of hall 9d; Children 3d. This traiff is still considerably below that charged by Dargaville, Pukekohe Rotorua and elsewhere for the same programmes. Yours faithfully, JAMES STEWART. The Victoria Insurance Co. Ld Fire, Marine, Live Stock, Personal Accident, Employers' Liability, Plate Glass, and every class of Insurance effected Prompt Settlements ! Low Rates L. L. BAILEY, Local Agent. FOR SALE. FARM. Freehold. \\i miles from station, school, comprising 152 acres, all in grass, good orchard. All fenced and sub-divided into 14 paddocks. Wei watered by running streams, carrying at present 35 dairy cows. House 6 rooms. Cow shed with concrete floor. Stable, barn, etc. Price, £25 per aci c. Terms can be arranged. HAND & ELLETT '

U.WSM Watchmaker and Jeweller. HELENSVILLE Repairs of every Description Neatly Executed on Shortest Notice Old Gold and Silver Bought, Exchanged or Remodelled in any design - v ■ • Also a good stock of Rings Pendants, Brooches, Bangles, Silver Goods and E. P. Ware We are cheaper than Auckland WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER COMMERCIAL ROAD. | A CARD. J E. THURLOW FIELD M.A. LL.M. Barrister and Solicitor Will visit HELENS VILLE Every Monday and Thursday Office BRIDGE ST., HELENSVtLLE. Te Araroa Tea Rooms COMMERCIAL ROAD Near Echo Office HELENSVILLE fin HE place where yon cau have a X nice CUP of TEA at all hours. Home-made Cakes a Specialty. Trj Our Soft Drinks during the Summer Months. MRS J, EASTON, PROPRIETRESS | A CAIID.J FRED, R. EAMES SURGEON DEXTIST Helensville i ■ _ Next to the Star Theatre. ) TO LAND AGENTS & OTHERS. * T)LEASE talce notice that my farm JL atTePua(late Newman's) ha* £ heen sold to Mr R. Barnes, of Caran bridge, through Messrs Hand and L JEllet. (Signed) WM, MuGARVEY

I Have You a Pump ? That ia to say, have you a decent Pump t A poor, cheap Pump is an abomination and a promoter of profanity. A good Pump, such as we are offering ' here, saves labour and keeps you sweet tempered. We are selling these top-grade Pumps at pre-war prices because we bought heavy stocks at those prices. They would cost from 75 to 100 per cent, more if bought now. You get the benefit if you order quickly. Don't lose your chance of getting a first-class Pump at the present price of a cheap <)ne. WHILE THEY LAST the prices are: — Lucas Pump , Nickel Plated \ 15" x f 4/- each Hills Pump ( on ) 18" xJ" 6/- „ Hills Pump \ Heavy Brass / 15" xi" 5/6 „ We pay the Postage*. SKEATES & WHITE, 48 Fort Street AUCKLAND LYRICFICTKHELEMLLE FRIDAY EVENING NEXT Greater Vitagraph present dainty Peggy Hyland in Babette Babette The story of a girl who saves a man's soul without even knowing the miracle she wrought Extraordinary new effects in photography and strange interiors. A story that is full of the best of humanity Excellent supporting items SATURDAY EVENING NEXT A Big two star programme Frank Keenan and Margery Wilson in The Bride of Hate Was she a slave? She was won over a poker table. Her master with vengeance in his h^art, introduced her, as white, to the betrayer of his grand neice. and she became the Bride of Hate. A distinctive drama full of wonderful work. Bold, pathetic, powerful, with an ending of delightful surprise. Also Miss Billie Burke in uHer Fighting Spirit" in the 12th Chapter of Gloria's Romance A chapter of dangerous adventure BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME TUESDAY EVENINGoSfEXT Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge in the World Film Masterpiece A Square Deal How far would you go to help a friend in trouble? An exposure of a Society matron's methods of getting her daughter married Showing remarkable scenes in a fashionable boudoir A stirring story showing an heroic rescue from drowning at a bathing resort The supporting programme includes the splendid Comedy " Trouble for Four." WEDNESDAY EVENING Olga Petrova in the Metro-de-Luxe productiou The Soul of aAlagdalen The story of a sacrifice in vain Sometime in her life every woman meets with a tempter Heloise Broulette (Olga Petrova) faced such a crisis on her life. Through subtle but terrible temptation she sacrifices herself, and then braving shame to shield another woman she baros her past. A play that strikes the deepest emotions A play that is peculiar to the powers of Petrova Remember N.Z. Picture Supplies Programmes are exclusive tc our Theatre. Our Popular Price 9d ... ... Dress Circle Is lc Children 3d. fflff"- NOTE —In order to minimise the delay at the Tickei Oifice patrons are requested to tender the correct amount oJ ■ Admission

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