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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8360, 21 February 1913, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. rpHE NEW THEATRE. X Manners street. (MacMahon and Donnelly's). CONTINUOUS T I CTIiKES. Daily—ll a.m. till 11 p.m. _ ~ “GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. "The Survival of the Eittest. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, Feb. 21st. Our boom programme, which proved a revelation yesterday, including—‘THE TORCH OF WAR" (Superb military drama). “The Ranch Girl's Trial” Trial" (S. and A. drama). "A Ramble Round Dnchon” (scenic), etc.,' etc. NEXT MONDAY! “A MAN WITHOUT CONSCIENCE.” Think of it! • Adults, SIXPENCE. Children. THREEPENCE. T o w N HADECOSY CONCERT CHAMBER. ■ Direction Alf. Linlcy. Business Manager W. A. Dow. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) And following nights. THE PODDIES THE FOLLIES THE FOLLIES Will repeat their happy and refined performance. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) COMPLETE CHANGE of PROGRAMME Introducing some rare Gems from tho Company’s extensive Repertoire. Don’t forget, the Season is rapidly drawing to a close. Prices 3s. 2s, and Is. Box Plan at the Dresden. PERCY CLIFTON, Stage Director. WELLINGTON HARBOUR FERRIES, LTD. DAY’S BAY AND RONA BAT SERVICE. •piXCURSION STEAMERS rnn Daily at 10.15 a.m. and 3.30 p.m- from Wellington to Day’s Bay and Bona Bay, leaving the Bays at frequent intervals. Refreshment available at .the Pavilion,

s, TATES FRANK JACOBSEN. Biddiford 1-*A and Wilson streets, is now showing a large assortment of this season's goods. Millinery and Dress Materials a Speciality. • 1 AAA YELLOW Fir Doors, all sizes AuUl/ and designs; well adapted for oiling or staining. L. E. Christie, Ltd., 180, Adelaide road. ’T>HONE 3877. The Art Memorial, Co., A ■ 234, Adelaide road. Artistic Memorials, Kerbings, Concrete Walls. Grave Fences. Ascertain our prices before ordering elsewhere. Robert h. wilson and son” Funeral Furnishers and Embalmers, 164,; Adelaide road, ‘ rrelliagton. Telephone 1999, night or day. GtET the cash habit and buy yon* IT Groceries where yon can buy the cheapest. W. . Wylie. Riddiford street. FOR a delicious cup of tea, coffee, or cocoa, pastry and cakes, hot luncheon and suppers, try Mrs G. Bennett, 262, Biddiford street (tram terminus). WANTED— Your Plumbing and Electrical Repairs. We can give satisfaction in aIT branches. Wells, 187, Riddiford.street-v Telephone 864. Electrie Bells and Telephones fitted. “'rtOO-GAR,” the brand' of Cooper, VJ Garrard and Co., will still be retained by the Basil Cooper Hardware, Limited, 171, Biddiford street. O to Mrs Boscoe's for strong Barrows for the hoys, and all school requisites. .Top of Riddiford street, Newtown. IGHT Testing Boom. Ophthalmic Optician, our methods are skilful, aciontifio and accurate. The latest styles of frames and rimless in. stock. J. M. Savidge, Opt,, D., 134-126, Riddiford street. ■ ABOUT that house you’re thinking of building! Ring hp Watts Bros, j (Tel. 3003), we will give you an estimate i free. . ■ - R FLINT. Baker, 219, Riddiford • street. Bread delivered daily to | all parts of Newtown and surrounding I districts. ■ . ■ 1 FOB best quality meat and email goods of every description, try P. C. Luxford, 193, Riddiford street. Lowest prices; deliveries daily. HOOPER'S Pork Butchery. 245. Biddiford street, near tram terminus— For Picnic Sandwich, Oxford Brawn, Odd Luncheon, and Supper Delicacies; our specialty Cooked. Ham Is 6d a lb; picnickers will do well *to call on. their way to Newtown Park and Zoo. TTHDB high-class assortment of ConfeoA turnery. Periodicals; Popular Novels, School Requisites, Toys, Stationery, Poet Cards; School Books, etc.,' try“ A. Ferguson, Biddiford street (opposite School). TDOR all requirements of the Saddlery A and Harness Trade, Leather Cases, Sporting Requisites, .etc., F. W. Butler, 10, Bevans’street. fTTRY Refreshment Booms,. 87, Bevans A street, for first-class meals at the modest charge of 6d. Regular patrons by arrangement. TAfTTCHINSON BROS., 205, Riddiford ITA street. Painters. Paperhangers, Glaziers, Sign writers. Picture Framers. Estimates Free for every description of work. • QMITH AND REID, 178. Adelaide road. Cordial and ‘Aerated Water Manufacturers; highest quality Mineral Waters delivered daily. Teh 2064. y JNBWHODSB is always to the fore • still; he sells Hapuka at 4d per pound; he has ati kinds of fresh Fish, Smoked Fish, and Rabbits at the end of this month by the hundred. At 203, Riddiford street. /'TASTLE'S Sarsaparilla Blood Mixture VJ is an approved spring medicine; price 28 6d. At Castle's Prescription Pharmacy, Newtown. RIME Beef. Pork, Veal, Lamb. Metton,; and. Sausages a speciality; only to bo got at Bryenton’s Butchery, 138, Riddiford street. Discount for cash. Telephone 1849. RHOSIB, Watch Expert, of 83, Re- • vans street (opposite Newtown library), for Watch and Clock Repairs; cannot be beaten; 35 years' experience. 83, Bevans street (opposite Newtown. Library). . : OJY'S NERVE TONIC, A CURB FOR NEURALGIA AND NERVE PAINS. W.-H. Coy, Chemist (opp. Library), Newtown- ' WANTED Known Newtown Pork Butchers are still the only procurers of the famous mild-cured bacon. Next Pearce's Boot Arcade. ■ IXPENNY Editions of Novels by all the popular authors; large assortment Mrs A, Beveridge (Tram Terminus, near Newtown Park). KNOW ye this, that the place, to purchase Good, Freeh, and Wholesome Fruit and Vegetables is at Wright's, 74, Constable street- We also stock a good assortment of Confectionery for yen to choose from. Families waited on daily. Don't forget Wright’sWANTED Known—That E. E. Smith has purchased Dicer's well known Auctioneering Business in Waipawa.