Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 25 September 1919, Page 2

KAIPARA RUGBY UNION. TO-NIGHT TONIGHT A DANCE will be held in the AGRICULTURAL HALL this (Thursday) evening at 8 p<ni. Good Supper, Good Floor, Good Music. Gentlemen i/6, Ladies i/L. SYKES, Secretary. HELENSVILLE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. ■ ■ A^Balf k In aid of Show Funds, ? \yill be held.^ti the AGRICULTURAi^HALL on Thursday, October 2nd, 1919 TICKETS :. Double 12s 6d, Gentlemen 7s ,>„>*"' 6d, Ladies ss. Gooif Supper. Auckland Orchestra. Excellent Floor. \ R. BARNES Hon. Sec. Ball Committee. KAUKAPAKAPA HALL - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, a\ 8 p.m. Lectuff ? BY T. BLOODWORTIf, ESQ., OF AUCKLAND | "Why Ej.armers'should support the Labour Party." Admissi^i (to defray expenses): Men Is, Ladies &d. F. R. KOLLER, Hon. Sec. Farmers Union CHURCH OF ENGLAND BAZAAR GENERAL Meeting of the Church of England Ladies Guild will Upheld at the Vicarage, otv WEDNESDAY, October Bf^. .jf ..„■•'* BUSINESS: To decide date and place of Bazaat^ All Laflies interested and willing to help pleasesattendfjat 3 o'clock. V. M. VERCOE, Hon. Secretary. LYRIC THEATRe, HELENSVILLE Saturday, October 4th THE DIGGfeR PIERROTS THE DIGGER PIERROTS The boys Avho entertained, our boys in France. 'In a clean, clS^yer Soldier Trench Show. CLEAI| NOVEL. ORIGINAL. STANLEY LAWSON, the boy who niakes a beautiful girl. Ask you Digger friend about them. Ask him if he knows the old Divisional Pierrots. DIGGERS ! DONT' MISS THEM. SPLENDID ORCHESTRA OF TEN. WATCH THE POSTERS. Box Plan at Walters' on Monday. Prices: Reserved 4s, 3s and 2s. Children into 2s seats for 6d. PROPERTY SALES. WE have much pleasure in announcing that we have sold Mi Graham's Grocery and Drapery Business, and freehold properly at llelensville South to Mr Wilfred Allen, late of Messrs Stewart Bros., Helensville. Also, 190 acresof Mr Loughman's farm at Woodhill to Mr James Hafford, HelensviHe, under the Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act. HAND AND ELLETT. Eden Electorate. MR R. E. HORNBLOW, Liberal-Lab-our Candidate, will address the electors as i^ider,: — PAIf^KAI PUBLIC HALL, MONDAY, September 29th, at 8 p.m. WOODHILL PUBLIC HALL, TUESDAY, September 30th, at 8 p.m. HIDE SALES. ■» The Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co' report:— Hides: Light ox up to 11(1, cow to 10f 4 d, yearlings to lid, best calf 18d, meaty calf l(3d. Cut, damaged, and dirty hides, 2d to 4d per lb below above rates. Horse hides, 5/ti to 12/- each Tallow, best, 60/- per ewe. Horse hair, 1/6 per lb. Sheepskins : At Government requisition rates. LONDON WOOL SALES. The manager of the Bank of New Zealand reports : —We have received the following advice from London, under date 16th inst: —The sales have opened with strong competition and large attendance of buyers. There is a good demand for all kinds of wool. The market is strong for all kinds of merino and fine crossbreds, and prices are higher 5% to 7-Hj%. The market is strong for medium crossbreds, with prices higher par to 5%. The demand for coarse crossbreds is improving. Other wools show no quotable change. COMING EVENTS Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday —Lyric Pictures. Tuesday and Saturday—Everybody's Pictures. To-night—K.R.U. Dance, Agricultural Hall. October 2.—Helensville A. and P. Ball. Saturday, October 4- Digger Pierrots, Lyric Theatre,

NOTICE. I HEREBY beg to notify the Public that I have disposed of the business of the KaIPARA & Waitemata Echo to' Mr C. J. Claridge from the 30th September, 1919, and respectfully ask for an early settlement of all accounts due Ao that date. I now take this opportunity to thank all. who have tendered me support/in the above-mentioned business, and trust that a contimfance of same will be accorded my successor. F. MACKENZIE. / Helensville, Sept. 25th, 1919. HELENSVILLE TQWN BOARD. APPLICATIONSFOR. FIRE-BRIGADE _. „__ J-' APRJJcItIONS, tp.ciose on WEDNESDAY. October 8t!l, are invited from those filing to join voluntary Fire Brigade, $Q be under the control of the Town Board. JAMES STEWART, Chairman. HELENSVILLE TOWN BOARD. CLEANIKG-UP WEEK. A CLEANING-UP Week will start on THURSDAY^October %nd, and finish on October Bth,;f All resident in the Town Board, district are requested "to have yards fcml premises cleaned upland have refuse removed. - _ \ The Bird's inspector will inspect all premises. \ \ By order. \ W. F. F. RAISHER, ' Town Clerk. FOR,S£i<E. WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS (12 hens and on* rooster). ■;! / Als» :\Dail*y Outfit,ycomprising churn, 3 milk ojshes, 1 bucket, skimmer and strainer. particulars apply ECHO OFFICE. FOR SALE. SIX H.P. Automatier>larine Oil Engine, magneto, and 5 .everything complete. Price £50. r \ I 4 H.P. Union Marine Oilengine, magneto and all complete. **Price £45. Evinrade Onboard Motor. Price £5 10s. 90 galron .(Beatrice Separator, only used one^season. Price £20. Any tfeal or inspection with all of the above. \ chance for anyone wanting a cheap oil engine or separator. For further particulars apply A. TILBY, Batley. HELENSVILLE A. & P. ASS'N. ANNUAL TEST COMPETITION. THE Competition this year will extend from September Ist to December 31st. ~"-, Exhibitors may liavc^fne pest taken by the Committee on any one"'"clay during that period. \ / CONbITIONS j Cows-fo be stripped in tITe y presence of an appointed* Steward at the previous milkiug to winch the test is to be taken. The Steward will then weigh the next two inijkings, and take equal samples fromjjach. Entries must be made one week before the test is taken. I First pri7.c, £5 ss, by the Kaipara Dairy Coy; 2nd £2 2s, by R. Barnes, Esq.; 3rd. £1. A Silver Cup is also presented to be won twice in succession, or three times at intervals. Winner 1918, Mr J. Grey, Entry fee 12s. L. L. BAILEY, Secretary.

LYRIC PINS - Eelehsville « FRIDAY EVENING-TO-MOREOW J. Barney Sherry in the Triangle Mystery Drama Who Killed Walton The most mysterious story ever devised. She remembered nothing till she found herself locked in the room with a dead man. A thrilling story wonderfully produced. Also THE RAYS OF DEATH, 6th episode of FATAL RING SERIAL. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT A Vitagraph Photo Drama of the First Magnitude Womanhood Womanhood Featuring Harry Morey and Alice Joyce. The three noblest passions in a woman's life —her love for a man, her love for her child, her love for her country. This is the theme. Perfect photography. Thrilling scenes. Two love stories —one is pathetic. Astounding spectacles, including an ocean in flames. A picture so gripping in its intensity that it will live in the memory forever. MONDAY EVENING Norma Tatmadge in the crowning success of her career By Right of Purchase A dazzling Society Drama, A fearless exposure of a girl's blind folly. Had she only known ? Had he only known ? Gorgeous dresses and magnificent settings. * Splendid Supporting Programme and good Comedy. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT A Modern Story of Marriage for Money The Marriage Market featuring June Elvidge. A World feature daringly depicting the horrors of a loyeless marriage. A terrific lesson for girls who seek to sell themselves in the marriage market. She said : He is innocent, I fired the shot. But she had not done so. Superb dresses. Splendid settings. Daring situations. Supporting Programme. COMING EVENTS: "''l Want My Children. Wee.Lady Betty. The Spreading Dawn. ADMISSION: Circle Is (including tax), Stalls 9d, Children half price Eemember N.Z. Picture Supplies Programmes are exclusive to our Theatre. ~ . EVERYBODY'S PICTURES At the Agricultural Hall SATURDAY NEXT AT 8 Fanny Warde in the Paramount Masterpiece School for Husbands This unique super-feature is one that possesses an intense interest and fascination for all, both young and okl. -- ' Grand Supporting Programme, TUESDAY NEXT ; OLGA PETROVA in The Undying Flame This powerful drama, which is Petrova's Jatest production under the Paramount banner, is an exceptionally fine one. Also The Halls of Hazard,' sth episode of Who is No. 1 ? Splendid Supporting Programme. Popular prices—Is, 9d, Children 3d Lio-lit Kefreshments will be supplied in the Hall at moderate charges For engagements of Agricultural Hall ring Phones 22 or 51 ~~™*~^ Station- CYCLONE WE thoroughly, overhaul avid repair A A rr&TAir^ Cars, and can iulfil any requirements. I*EiWvlil3 Ford spares, accessories, oils and grease ff^Z /gOgjd AND. ! n stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. I^SMSf r«'irrriC Several makes of second-hand Cans for j VjA 1 tb Sale at reasonable prices. , f^^^M Call or write. i a WXikwim Wpit3 fot> Catalogue THE CANADIAN MOTOR COY. j-J of Many Designs OF N.Z, LTD. . i i i? 8 MontrMl Streft . :. . Little Queen Street | UluLyfiL UU. CHRISTCHURCH • . AUCKLAND j e«tm>^—m^..* ■ ■

Latest Styles in Boots and Shoes at the Ideal Drapery Stored s y .'■■■'■ - ' ■ ' ti ' • . \ !- ..■."...■•.-..■_■ . .. . . ■ ■ ■ / «.■ c- I" /