AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT TONIGHT AT a O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT "PULLERS' OPERA HOUSE. FULLERS' 1 ULLKKS' OPERA HOUSE. FULLERS' Directij.i: Jcha Fuller ;ir:d Sons, Ltd. A GREAT DOUBLE PROGRAMME OF REVUE AND VAUDEVILLE. HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE. HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE, HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE, S|i;ii-!tl!n;; Production, StufTo 1 Full of III" jlosl Delightful Nonsense, Clcvvi Dancing, nnd Sinking. COME AND SEE HECTOR. :'lii! Funniest Funny Man. P.S. The nitclirncc is i-enurMcd not to laiiali so loud, as it loosens the rafters. THE DALEYS. THE DALEYS. Tlicsc Tivo Popular Peiformers wid Appear in No'.v Numlors of Light Comedy and Song. THE P.RONSONS. THE BRONSONS, Ir. New Putter and Song. FRANK RODGERS, FRANK RODGERR. In Some f.'cmarkah'e Keats of Ventriloquism. THE FREDO BROS. THE FREDO BROS. A Pair of Talented Artist?, in Clever Actobatic Musical Stunts. FULLERS' FAMILY PRICES. O.C. and D.C. Cs (Reserves Gd e.itrat, Stalls Is. Box Plan at The Bristol. After 7< p.m. at the Oncra House Confectionery. After 7 p.m., 'phone Theatre, 2361. 8030 GARDEN PARTY. METHODIST WOMEN'S MISSIONARY AUXILIARY, at "ELMSHOLME," AVobh's road, Brvndwr, the residence of Mr David Jones, M.P.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ICth, 3 p.m. to D.30 p.m. Various Popular Stalls, Tennis, etc.. Radio Concert 8 p.m. Afternoon Tea. High Tea G p.m. Proceeds for Mission Funds. 1821 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS;
SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED TO SELL WANTED TO BUY TO LET. ETC., ETC. SEE PAGE 13 OF THIS ISSUE. I'OR SAIiC. REDUCED FRdit £IBSO. iETII IN G OHCdUMOX In Design this Property is quite olit of the ordinary. The style is expensive, but yet the owner Is prepared lb sell lor the iamb figure' Sk thit Tilling tor the ordinary style of bungalok. It is difficult to adequately describe this property per medim of an advertisement. Call at oar office and we will show you a photograph, or, better still, we , WILL MOTOR SOU TO INSPECT. There, are 4 Good Rooms, plastered and artistically papeted . LARGE GLASBED-IN SON. ROOM. Pane'lldd Hall and Panelled Breakfast Room: THE. KITCHENETTE. Is »n eyeopener of inoour-savibg ideas. Electric range, special tidewater, bdllor, modern glass-fronted cupboards, ventilated meal safe, lirion cupboards, etc., etc. The Slttlng-robln Is daintily pit parcel, and opens on to the Silt! Rbdm with a pair of French casetnehtii. Large Garage with cdricrbitt . floor. The Section.la, a.cbrner bne; well laid out and well fenced. . . The owner U right out to Sell, ss he flndit himself dverstock-e'di ili PLEASI STIDIOUS. THE BIOST FASTIDIOUS. BOWKEft'B LAND AGENGT; 778 Colombo street. ~ 83tc41440
i3OO DEPOSIT ONLY. PRICE £1650. Solid residence of g extra LARGE ROOMS, two with French doors, lofty stud, plastered and papered, electric light throughout, heater points, wardrobe! and bdokfcasb buHlt in, tiled grates, range and gas cooking stovo, bathroom with cast iron enamelled bath and basin, h. and c. sei* vice, spacious pantry or store-room, scullery with sink, wasßhbdse, copper lnd tiibs (all llrider one foofJi two lavatories (inside end out), looseboxca, ;trap shed, .motor garage, asphalt P»»Hs. OVER QUAfetErtACRE of LAND, hating a frohtaga bf about 78 feist, artesian and bp. water, sewer connejion. Within Five Minutes' Walk of the Cathedral and two Minutes of the Tram. Fbr a Quick 8al«< the owner is prepared to accept £IOSO. L- ™ JONES, McCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD. 70MF . BUNGALOW Four Kooms and Kltchanettej plastered arid toanelled replete with all conveniences, IncludlnK BtJIL-T-iN SIbEBOAttD. WAttbROBES. And CUPBOAftbS. OAS COOKER AND COPPER; H.p.; el. £llOO m dPFER £75 TO £IOO DEPOSIT. Balance can remain at 0J per cent. Owner Must Sell. having purcSiscd larger 1.-Wifrty. HARRIS. LAWi.OK and CO.. ,j^ g6;l 08 Hereford street. £4500. CHARMING. HOME. FENDALTON. 1 7 nooiis A>*t> BALCONY. ' TENUIS COUHt. In the nltk putt of litis favourite suburb we have lot »»!* *Hi» aUracl.ve convenience, decoratedand * tho pir.k of condition. Splcnc d garden a*-I r \c If von want a real home, inspect tn.s. Special reasons demand r.n -arly bpecia. HILIiAR y an d BAXTER. Sole Agents, H6676FP '" 8 Manchester street. f»1 CllA- St ' Albans »es: u i ctluUl*>a P anul roadl. New 2-storey Art Bunealow 3 rooms and sleeping: balconies. Built under leidlitc architect's «upcrvl»ion. larze rooms. Built-in *atdrobes with large Kr, Special electric light fitting * ho services The kitchenette i» a special reature I at" t electric stove, tiled sink and cooker recess. Section of appro? concrete paths. Motor garage. Further particular? on application at oi BCftUt and GLASSOX. Estate Acentj. B3IOBFP 177 Man<-u:sicT street.
MONET IN TOUR OWN HOME IS SAFE AS A BANK. -—bul pays b«tlsr MONEY IN YOUR OWN* HOME 19 SAFE AS A SANK. —-tut pay* b«twr=i"*TEßE is a cheap home in a good 1 localily. 4-room»d bungalow and well-fitfett kitchenette. Doulton Bath, Electric Light »tc Oarage. Good Section, handy Bjd can. Yours' (or J5950. Where cat) you beat that? On'.? £IOO dotrn. Also aimilar Bungalow, St. Allan* bb aataa terms. Sea RONALD S. BADGER, 187 Manchetter atiect, isj Chiiatehaiii.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18927, 16 February 1927, Page 1
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