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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12622, 6 December 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS THAT'S A GOOD IDEA, We'll no u> Fullers’, Lvervbody is siivintr UOW FI NNY “Heelin'” is,'and HE WO.N’T BE HERE mu very much longer! Yv«, that's right, we’ll go to H 1 FULLER’S s M AJ E s T Y ’ s THEATRE, Direction t ."John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. TO-NIGHT! 8. TO-NIGHT! CUM I’J.KTi: CHANGE of PROGRAMME ! La.-t week’s Show was Good. This is Better. Don’t miss it. HECTOR ST. CLAIR The Greatest Little Comic- yet seen here, and his delightful versatile company in another Laughable Comedy. Musical, Singing and Dancing Revue, entitled “THE MUSTARD POT." “THE MUSTARD PUT,” “THE MUSTARD PUT," The Funniest Melange Ever Staged. OUT ON ITS OWN VAUDEVILLE, First Appearance Direct from Scotland. FLORA MACrx'JNALD «*'<! FLORA MACDONALD and DALTON PAYNE, DALTON PAYNE, “The Irresponsible Scots," In a Sparkling Act of Comedy, Musical Tit-bits and Seotehberteria Frivolities. First A j>pea i a nee Archie—GßANT AND BATES—Eva Archie—GßANT AND BATES— Eva Archie-GIIANT AND BATES—Eva Direct from America. "Two Bright Spots from Darktown doing their stuff Dixie style." Australia and New Zealand’s favourite, AMY ROCHELLE, “The Girl with th rt Golden Voice” And Inimitable Child Impersonator. Last Week CLYDE AND YVETTE. Skilful Novelty Dancers and Musical Artists FULLERS* NOTABLY LOW PRICES: P.O and 0.5.. *js <Jd (Reserved 3s); Stalls, ts Cd; Upper Circle. Is (plus tax). BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. A p.m at Burnett’s, next Theatre, For reservations after 7 u.in, tel. Theatre •-*•2-669. MOTOR AND CYCLES FOR SALE FOR SALE. O-TON REPUBLIC TRUCK, with Driv- & er’s Cab, Windscreen, Platform Body and Sides. We can recommend this Truck with every confidence-as being in excellent mechanical order. Tyres are in good condition. Paint work quite fresh, and this would be a \ery suitable proposition for either ordinary carrying, or could bo fitted with a Tip for dumping work. Apply— INGLES BROS. AND COMPANY, LTD., Cable street, Wellington. MOTOR HOODS. MOTOR HOODS— 3-seaters v 70s; 5Seaters from 90s. Upholstering, Painting and Enamelling. H. W. Macready. 93 Taranaki street 862 THE UNAPPROACHABLE NORTON. Winner of the 1926 T/F. f I t HE Norton is the machine for speed X on the flat, and power ou the hills. Absolutely unapproachable for all-round efficiency. O.H.V. Model, the finest single cylinder motor-cycle in the world to-day. Price 10s. Easy terms arranged. Obtainable from the sole Agent, Douglas B.S.A and Norton • Agency. Cl, Dixon street. Wellington. T 1 DOMINION LIMITED. SPECIAL PRICES IN GOOD USED CARS, NOV.. 1926. ESSEX" Coaclt, 1923 Do Luxe 1500 miles. A snip at 265 "ESSEX” Coach, 1926 De Luxe Model ooy "ESSEX" 4-tourer, mechanically right, good buy at 165 "HUDSON** 5-pass. Sedan, repainted and overhauled 350 "HUDSON" 7-pass. Tourer, 1926 model, small mileage 285 "NASH" Sports Tourer, done very littlo work 219 "DODGE,** New Zealand Bodv Tourer, repainted and overhauled 150 "BUICK," 6-Tourer, late model 130 "GRAY" Tourer, a good light car... 115

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