AMUSEMENTS. : royal I Direction: J. C. WILLIAM ON, LTD. Manager: Packard Stewart. ! POSITIVELY ! LAST NIGHT. Laol' .\iliHT. Of the Wizard of the ~ " "' EMELIE PO^-.x. EMELIE POLINI. EMELIE POLINI. In Artistic Association with, the Popular Actor, FRANK HARVEY ' Supported liy the Brilliant | J. C. WILLIAMSON COMPANY, | In tho Greatest Succoss of a Decade, "MY LADY'S DRESS." "MY LADY'S DRESS." SECOND MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION, Commencing TO-MORROW (SATURDVY) EVENING, And ft'-: THREE NIGHTS ONLY. First presentation hero of a New and Powerful Play by Honry Arthur Jones, "THE LIE" "THE LIE" An English success of intense human into est. MISS EMELIE POIiISI » I S S EMELIE POLIIf] IN "THE LIE." "Always great, at times the &ctres» rose to genius. While Miss Polini was upon tlie stage, she seemed to cany tho spectators back into tlie prist, ;:nd it was only when tho final curtain fell that the audience awoke FROM ITS HYPNOTID TRANCE. "WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 18th. The Delightful and Intensely Humorous Comedy, "FRENCH LEAVE." For THREE NIGHTS ONLY. SATURDAY, JULY 21st. FINAL PRODUCTION OF THE SEASON, For THREE NIGHTS ONLY. The Greatest and Most Original Drama of the Century, "THE FLAW." BOX PLANS NOW OPEN for the entire reason at The Bristol. Day Sales at the Theatre Lollie Shop. PRICES AS USUAL
FOE SALE. P. WILLIAMSON AND CO. Estate Agents. 131 Hereford street. 41350. BECKENHAM £1361). Modem Residonce of sis lofty •*- rooms, nicely papered with ait papers, E.L., Gas, H.P., and a splendid high section of J-acre. There aro fowl-houses that would cost £2OO to build, on the property and big orchard with full bearing troea; balance laid out with lawns and ornamental shrubs. This is something special, and a depos.rt of £2OO would be considered. r- WILLIAMSON AND CO., Sole Agents. £I6EO. FENDALTON £1650. (The Garden Suburb.) (INGLE-STOREY Art Bungalow of 6 "-' spacious rooms and kitchenette; heavi]y panelled. Every conceivable convenience has beon installed. There ia a splendid section of over J-acre, beautifully laid out, together with motor gari^je. This property cost £2IOO, and it is now being sacrificed owing to extenuating oircumatanoes. Suitable terms can be arranged. We advise early enquiry, as thi3 ia the best proposition wo have had fo-j g, conr Biderabld time. - ••-•■"■ "" ' Eg WILLIAMSON AND CO., :/ Sole Agentß, 181 Hereford street. FAITHFULLY Built Bungalow of 6 lofty rooms, including every labour saving device. This property is situated iu one of the best localities and is only a few minutes' walk from the Square. Termß oan be arranged. F. WILLIAMSON AND CO., 'Phone 4808. Next Bank N.Z. , TV9295-S6 BUICK SALES, LTD. FOE SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS are invited for tho purchase of the Stock-ln-Trude, Plant, GoodwU, Book Debts, and Froehold Premises of THE BUICK SALES, LTD. Tho Freehold premises situate Corner of Durham and Kilmore streets, comprise 2 roods 33.1 perches, with frontages to Durham ntreot and Kilmer© street. Spacious and up-to-date Garage and all nocessary equipment. Tenders cloea at 12 noon on Monday, July Glid, 1923. Full' particulars and conditions of Tender on application to tho undersigned: RHODES, ROSS and GODBY, Solicitors, 178 Hereford) st 4 teot, Ohristcliu™>fc
WHAT MAXY WANT. MEPJVALE BUNGALOW. ONE OF THE BEST. £1 MEEIVALE BUNGALOW. This is ono of tho most complete and best-built Bungalows in this favourite suburb. There are FIVE LARGE ROOMS, large private Sun Verandah, suitable for sleeping, 4 Fireplaces, every room opens of the Hall. The Bathroom is a beauty, 10 : 8, with porcelain bath and full nickel fittings. Thoro ia an abundance of cupboards, wardrobes, linen' etc. There is an excellent hot water service, electric light, gas far cooking, besides range. Main sower. Everything under cover and well-thought-out. Tho whole place ie in firstclass older, and) does not require one penny snonHm-r na it. ILLARY and BAXTER, lanzoa —zsoF Manchester street.
H. E. LINDSAY, /?QCA—LINWOOD. £l5O deposit. WellSfUiJV built T-liouw, 3 rooms and verandah, plastered and papered throughout with art paporß, hot and cold service, bathroom, pantry, scullery, wash Louse, copper and tubs, built-in wardrobes and linen press, good range, tiled grates, main sewer, etc. Splendid high, sunny section, laid out with • nspha.lt paths, etc. Now vacant. Key at our office. H. E. LINDSAY. OAND UPWARDS—SoveraI Fine Bungalow Sites for bale. Close to tram; no peat. Easy terms. Situated Lindsay street, St. Albans, between AVinton and Cornwall streets, just over Edgeware j road. H. E. LINDSAY. i •Phone 5390. 170 C.-shel street. J L 6225-678 ~.TOLSELEY 3-SEATER CAR FOR VV SALE. Body by Johnson and Smith. Genuine Tan Leather, finished iu cream enamel. New Hood and Side-curtajae; 5 new Cord Tyres. Absolutely the best value ; in used cars. I Call and Inspect. OASHEL BRIDGE GARAGE, Durham street. 'Phones 858 and G6B. F6»t-SB9l !
WANTED TO LET. OFFICES (Or Other Accommodatioi 7BJTCOALBE AND TOMDS, LTD., rvil build to Suit Tenants, FIRST OH SECOND FLOORS. APPLY TO iIAXAGEfi. 5464FP
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 1
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