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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 14, 16 January 1918, Page 2

GEO. M. COHAN GEO. M. COHAN In .■''■.'■ "BROADW-AY JONES !"• . "BROADWAY JONES!" . "BROADWAY JONES!"At ' ' j rfIHE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. One of the finest. pictures that has ever been placed on the screen. NOTE.—Hundreds were turned away Saturday. To these we tender our regrets, and tr«st to see them during the week. ■ ■ • Continuous Soreenings from 2 to 10 p.m. j NO ADVANCED PRICES. ...-j Bookings, 'Phone 977.. pEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. NOW S~HOWING: Dainty MARGUERITE CLARKE, Dainty MARGUERITE CLARKE, In a, Fascinating Five-reel Photoplay, "THE GOOSE GIRL." ■ "THE GOOSE GIRL." "THE GOOSE GIRL." "THE GOOSE GIRL.'! Also. The Triangle Star, CHARLES KAY, , CHARLES RA*, In a Drama of Stage Life, "THE CLODHOPPER." "THE CLODHOPPER." "THE CLODHOPPER." LATEST ENGLISH GAZETTE. RITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. THREE STAR ATTRACTIONS. A Five-reel Nordisk Drama, "THE FLAMING SWORD." "THE FLAMING SWORD." "THE FLAMING SWORD." Full of dramatic action, tense situations, power, and appeal. HELEN HOLMES In. Episode Five of "THE GIRL IN THE GAME." "THE GIRL IN THE GAME." LITTLE MAIrft'M'ALISTER In "WHEN SORROW WEEPS." "WHEN SORROW WEEPS." HE KING'S ■ ■■■' HE KING'S LOUISE GLAUM • In "SWEETHEART OF THE DOOMED!" "SWEETHEART OF THE DOOMED!" A; daring modern French-Drama. Also showing: Special Picture,' "WHEAT/INDUSTRY IN CANADA." T/IVIAN-ST. BAPTIST CHURCH. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, * 7.30 o'oloek. , LECTURE by Rev. S. Beokingham (formerly of Wales), "What I Saw and Heard During the Welsh Revival." Admission Free. Singing of Wolsh National Anthem and pld Welsh Hymns. ~ BAND. NZ. ; NATIVES' ASSOCIATION, • -At 'NEWTOWN PARK, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), ' ■ . . At ,8 p.m. ■ NOTICE. ANNIVERSARY HOLIDAYS. WE, the Undersigned will Close our Butchers' Shops on Saturday Night, 19th January, 1918, and not Reopen until Wednesday morning, 23rd January, 1918. Barber and Co. J, Rod and Co. Te Aro Meat J. and G. Philp G. Parkins A. Symonds F. Philp F. Goodwin W. Wolland • J. G. Morgan F. Whale G. ft. Wilton W. Parker P. C. Luxford H. L. Bryonton v H. Rod S. Howan J.G. Morrisa ' J. Clieesman J. Hey worth F. Flipp E. J. Pascoe 'R. Reid , J. Farley - H. Boniface : . British Meat W. Garrett ' Knight and Tunley. Dated 14th January, 1918. WE ARE OFFERING ■VTERTICAL'FILES, TRANSFER CASES, FOLDER GUIDES, Eto. Are you fully stooked? We carry the i widest range in the Dominion. Call or write for illustrations and prices? THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., '• 17\ and 19, CUBA-STREET, Wellington. JELLY PANS. j "DRASS, .'ALUMINIUM, AND ENAM-' ELLED JELLY PANS . !At. Less Than Wholesile Cost. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, ! GEORGE WINDER, . Cuba-street. TVOTICB is herby given that the parcels -»-^ of l&nd hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be j lodged forbidding■■ the same on or before tho 11th day of February, 1918: — Application 4806 (D.P. 3895). WILLIAM WEST KNOWLES and CHARLES. FREDERICK VALLANCE.—24.2I perches, part Section 7, Town of. Masterton. Occupied by. the Masterton Picture and Entertainment Company (Limited). Application 4810 (D.P. 3898). JAMES MONTGOMERY SPEED.—6.B6 perches, part Section 57, Town of Wanganui. Partly occupied by Arthur Frederick Harvey. Application4B23 (D.P. 3894). WILLIAM JOHN SMITH and WALTER GEORGE THOMAS SMITH.—IS 4 acres 1 rood 12 perches, part of Sections 235 and 236, Taratahi Plain Block. Occupied by Applicants. # . Diagrams may be. inspected at this office. . • Dated this 9th day of January. 1918, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. G. G. BRIDGES, . District Land Registrar. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS, are invited until noon o£ Thursday, tho 31st of January, for the erection of a residence at Miramar. Plans and. specifications at our offices, 235, Lambton-q'uay. THOS. TURNBULL AND SON, FF.R.1.8.A,, . „ jVrpliStectß*