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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 1 September 1919, Page 3

laobiland Pictures, 1 BRIGHTS* THEATRE, OTAKJ. i “The beautiful white girl’s life I 1 hung by a thread. There was no other alternative than to meet the ragemaddened lion naked and armed only j with the weapons of nature. ’ ’ - V 1 SEE THIS ALMOST . i UNBELIEVABLE INCIDENT 0 X In -■ J. C. WILLIAMSON’S (LTD.) GIGANTIC JUNGLE PLAY, “TARZAN OF THE APES.’’ cl “TARZAN OF THE APES.” " “TARZAN OF THE APES.” 1 Together with 0 101 STARTLING ADVENTURES 1 111 THE COLOSSAL CONCEPTION To be presented r TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. J “TARZAN OF THE APES.” 1 , “TARZAN OF THE APES.” M “TARZAN OF THE APES.” 5 Is one of the very few of the ‘ WORLD’S GREAT MASTERPIECES. As a noval every edition was snap--5 j ped up as fast as it was printed, and ' it is almost impossible to obtain a copy iin New Zealand. Spirited competition ’ I awaited the picturisatiou, and the New > Williamson at quite a fabulous figure. ' j “TARZAN OF THE APES.” ■ “TARZAN OF THE APES.” “TARZAN OF THE APES.” Is big in every sense of the word. In its Bully adventure, its alluring romanee, its gripping dramatic story, in its absolutely unique atmosphere, and in its conception and construction. Prices: Us Id (upstairs), Is 7d (back seats), and Is Id (front seats). OTAKI CROQUET CLUB. i A PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS | DANCE will be held in Brights’ Theatre on WEDNESDAY, September 3rd, at S o ’clock. Double Tickets 7s 6d, Gents’ ss, Ladies’ 3s Cd. ! MRS J. R. BILLS, Hon. See. ! SOCIAL AND DANCE. ' In Aid of the Tainui Hockey Club, j FRIDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, j In BRIGHTS’ THEATRE. Admission: Gents 2s 6d. Ladies Is. j Supper Provided. 1 A. WALLACE, A. WINTERBURN, Secretaries. BACHELORS’ BALL. TE HOKO PUBLIC HALL.

, pRIDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 19H). Start at 7.45 p.m. ; Good floor, good supper, good music. • ! Admission: Gents, 2s (id; Ladies, Is 6d. . ' M. E. FITZGERALD, Hon. See. BE SURE YOU'RE THERE! PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT AND : r DANCE. BRIGHTS’ THEATRE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th. Tickets, 2s and It Cd. j The soldiers have done their part for i you. Don’t fail to give them a helping j hand now! ! • H. JONES, Hon. See.. MOTOR SERVICE. BETWEEN OTAKI AND LEVIN. T HAVE decided to run a motor beI tweon ©taki and Levin every TUESi DAY and SATURDAY, leaving Otaki jat 10 a.in. and returning from Levin , 1 Post Ofiice at 4.30 p.m. ' j Fares: Single, 6s; Return, 103. ' I Passengers also taken for Manakau J and Obau. | W. H. RANSOM, j Otaki. MOTOR SERVICE. .J t HAVE decided to commence in basiI ness as a motor driver, and by strict i attention and civility hope to merit a !, • fair share of support. My car will be : available night or day at lowest rates, o J Telephone No. 27. , W. H. RANSOM. 5 MOTOR^CAR^ERVICE - R. MADDOCK, Proprietor, i T WISH to inform the public of Otaki ! and district that I have secured a seven-seater OVERLAND CAR, and ?, * am prepared to do trips to all parts of '• the district aad elsewhere. On Sirais days trips will be made to the Seaside n Resort. Prices reasonable, d _ Telephone 3. R. MADDOCK. , e j A. V. BRIGHT. | LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ! OTAKI. J FOR SALE: S 3 Acres Good Dairy Country. ' 166 Acres Good Dairy Country. •° 342 Acres Good Sheep Country, ! 5 Acres (more or less), 5-reomed ? l Ht;use. h. and c. water, gas: spleni- j did home for returned soldier. . I Also, !e . . . ig Several other Properties m various ]5 ‘ parts of the district; many within ,i casv distance or post office, creamery, [d | railway, etc. Cstl- or write gara. ! tieffitgi." Prices guaranteed right. _ it ! ld j NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN, | c* : QPOBTSMEN are warned against * trespassing whit Dog or Gus «s ’ Ngarara Farm. Waikinae. Hsnd- ‘ reared pheaysmi* hove recently been !». liberated there, and it jis desired to give them a chance c£ inereasing. , W. H. FELIX ' i ; - 3 yyAXTED TO BUY. —Old lead, Tea lead, etc., for cash. Apply Otaki Mail” OS*e,