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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 18, 21 January 1921, Page 2

/"VUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. A Vitagraph. Attraction: CORINNE GRIFFITHS : In . . "THE GAE.TER GIRL." Adapted, from 0. Henry's intense Human Story, "The Memento." . A garter is a little thing, but \ it's big enough to have wreokcd many homes—and it nearly wrecked Rosalie's romance. Rosalie threw a Garter into the audienoe, but it proved a boomerang! "THE SLASHING BARRIER," Episode 10. Gaumont Graphio. To conclude with a Special Comedy. left them. Her JL husband is raging around like mad. And she looks scared to death. Something awful is ■ going to happen—l can feel it in my bones. WORSER BAY AMATEUR SWIMMING AND LIFE-SAVING CLUB (Incorp.). * . DON'T mTsS THE TMTONS-TER SWIMMING CARNIVAL IyXONSJER SWIMMING CARNIVAL. ■ / At " ■ WORSER BAY, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, Starting with a BIG LIFE-SAVING COMPETITION, At 11 a.m.. '■ . ' RECORD ENTRIES'have been received for all events. » ALL OF WELLINGTON'S CHAMPIONS COMPETING. / A treat in store for; all, including the children, for whom there will be races on the Beach and a Sanct Castle Building Competition. > . ' ' AFTERNOON TEA obtainable on the Beach. Take the Seatoun Car and than follow the crowd. . ; W. H. GERRIE, Hon. Sec.,.. "ETASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. TIME-TABLE FOR ANNIVERSARY DAY. ; . V. Leave Wellington—*9.2o, 10.0, *11, a.m., 12 noon, *1.3Q, 2.30, 4.15, 6.0, *7.0, ;*9.30, 1145 p.m. Leave Day's Bay—B.o, *9.0, *10.0, 10.45, ■. *11.45 a.m., 1.30, 3.20, *4,45, 5.10, *6.0, '•'6,50, 10.20 p.m. ; * Leave Roua Bay—B.lo, "9.10, 10.55, *11.55 a.m., 1.40, 3.30, 5.0, *6.10,: 7.0, 10.10 p.m. * • . *If weather is unfavourable, these trips will, not bo run. . v . N.B. —9.20 a.m. and 12 noon trips from Town will NOT call, at Rona. Bay. FARES—Adults Is 6d, CtfiUJren (under 12 years) 6d. ■ D, GRIFFIN, Manager, . A 'Bus wilj meet the' 9.20"a.jn. and 18' nqon steamers at Day's Bay to convey passengers to Rona Bay andvMurjtai. ,'Bus Fare, 6d. 60 ' YEARS ■ 60 THE PIANO TRADEI ' ■ ' ' • .'■ ' DURING ,over 60 years of experience, we have seen and triod many different makes of Pianos. WE HAVE HAD AMPLE TIM^ to deride upon Instruments? whicH'-wo*ban' recommend for tone and goneral" excellence. And we beliovo that Pianos by BRINSMEAD, LYON AND HEALY ■'' WINDOVER,, JESSE FRENCH . ROGERS, LAGOND -' - /:, .And BREWSTER rank as the finest values in the Piano world at thoir various r>rices. . • We cordially invite your inspection, tind trial of these Instruments in.*om' Showroom, upstairs. .' „ ;■■ .;-, ..-.-■ / ' CHAS. JBEGG & CO., vLTD.. „, MANNERS-STREET. '; .' (The Oldest-established Piano Houso iii New Zealand.) / . . . ' ;. . ' - ' FUNERAL CARD. l THE Friends of- William . and Harry ■'. Wakelih are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved Mother, which will leave' her lato residence,, Ealingdean, . 74. Clyde-quay, To-morrow (Saturday), at. 2.30 p.m., for St. Peter's Church, thenco to the Cemetery, Karori. ,< E. MORRIS, Jun., Funeral .Director and Embalmer, . 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. . Telephone S2-159 (day and night). y. ■.. ' FUNERAL CARD THE frionds of William and ■ Harry Wakelin are invited to attend the funeral of their' late beloved mother, which will leave her late rosidenoe (Kiting Dean), 74, Clyde-quay, to-morrow, Satur-. day, at 2.30 p.m., for St. Peter's Churoh, thenco to the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., Funeral Director and Embalmer, 60, ,Taranaki-st. and 28, Riddiford-st. Tel. 22-159 (Day and Night). . FUNERAL CARD. ' ' THE friends of the late Mrs. Eliza Redward are invited to attend her funeral, ,whioh will leave hor son's residence, 36, Ellioe-avenue, to-morrow, Saturday, 'at "9.15 a.m., for St, Mary's Church- Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., Funeral Director 1 and Erabalmer, 60, Taranaki-st. and 28, Riddiford-st. Tel. 22-159 (Day and. Night).