AMUSEMENTS DE LUXE &71 fit3o tmder TO-NIGHT, S O’CLOCK! f| MARION DAVIES c “BEVERLY OF (1 CRAUSTARK” ~ (A Metro-GoUhvyn Attraction.) (1 From tho novel bv v GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON. ~ To keep the throne in tho family || she daringly masqueraded as a king (J —and then the revolutionaries found C her out! |j Box Plans at the Bristol piano Co., (J Aitkon's Book Arcade, or Ring c Theatre, ’Phone 23-080. A THE VON JAZKI’S Are going to the Plunket Society’s POPULAR. JAZZ At the T HALL. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4th. Let's see you enjoy yourselves. RODNEY PANKHURST’S ORCHESTRA. Buffet Supper. Late ears arranged, as you dance you “HELP THE BABIES.” NVITATION R E Cl T A L. (Pupils of Miss Valerie Corless), Will give a PIANOFORTE RECITAL In the Art Gallery On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Ist, At 8 p.ru. Those desiring lo reserve seats ran do so on payment of Is Id at the Bristol Piano Co. VICTORIA HALL. Adelaide toad. MADAME FOLEY AMD CO. 'JNE Assortment of Fancy Costumes for Hire, town or country. jyiN’T SEND THE LITTLE ONES OFF TO SCHOOL handicapped with poor eyesight. Clear eight means quick thought, and the ability to think quickly brings success. Parents who realise this responsibility for the future success of their ehilcfa-en will not delay in having this important question decided. If glasses are not needed we’U bo glad to tell you so. If they are, you, as a parent, will bo glad to know, and have us fit them. Is there any reason for further delay ? MORRISON AND GILBERD, Opticians, Willis street, Wellington. “DON’T!” DON’T experiment with whiskies. Drink, and stick to ROBERTSON'S .T.R.D. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. ROBERTSON’S ■T.R.D. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. Old and Mellow, 'high-quality “Scotch.” F. S. MALONEY, CANINE AND FELINE SPECIALIST. The Most Fully Equipped DOG HOSPITAL 20. Leraud street. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY. LTD. JjVREE COOKERY~DEMONSTRATION By Miss Marion Ohristian (Liverpool School of Cookery Diploma), WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Ist, 1926, 3 p.m. Subject: “Napoleon Cakes (by request), Milk Oaties Biscuits, Christmas Cake.”
An irate father was lecturing one of his sons over some misdeed, and, of course, brought in the old boast. “When 1 was a boy, my father would have thrashed me soundly for such a thing.” “H’nil Nice sort of father you must have had.” “What? You impudent, young rascal! I’d a jolly .sight heller father than ever you had P
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12617, 30 November 1926, Page 3
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