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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 37, 12 August 1921, Page 2

PARAMOUNT & ARTCRAFT (THE THEATRES OF BIG ATTRACTIONS). I COMMENCING TO-DAY ! ' Positively the Most Elaborately Staged and SensationallyActed Photoplay Presented in Years. MAE MURRAY, THE BEAUTIFUL FOLLIES' DANCER, I •' " • ■ in '■ { A PARAMOUNT ROYALTY PRODUCTION, : "THE GILDED LILY." &. Romance of New York and its Gay Cabarets and Night Life. Additional: 'A SEVEN REEL PARAMOUNT COSMOPOLITAN PICTURE, With MATT MOORE and; GLADYS LESLIE. "STRAIGHT IS THE WAY," Every Lady Patron, To-morrow Night, will be handed gratia, a small bottle of exquisite perfume with the compliments of Colgate and Co BOOK AT "UTILITY" FOR BOOK AT BRISTOL FOR PARAMOUNT, . ARTCRAFT, OR TEL. 21-842. ' . ' .OR TEL. 3470. WHO BEAT THE SPRINGBOKS?^ RUGBY! RUGBY! ATHLETIC PARK TOMORROW ! AT 3 p.m. TO-MORROW! CANTERBURY V WELLINGTON. Come and see Canterbury, THE ONLY TEAM TO DEFEAT THE SPRINGBOKS. THEY BEAT THEM ON THEIR MERITS AND AT THEIR STRONGEST, and they are now returning after a tour of victories over Taranaki, Wanganui, and Wairarapa. CAN WELLINGTON WIN? 2 CURTAIN-RAISERS. * Preceded by 2 CURTAIN-RAISERS. On No. lat 1.15 p.m. ' .On No! 2 at 1.13 p.m. WAIRARAPA JUNIOR REPS. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. v. ' v. WELLINGTON JUNIOR REPS. PETONE (Fifth Class Final).; ENTRANCES.—AII Reserves and Season Ticket Holdere muat go through centre doors of stand. ALL OTHERS MUST ENTER THROUGH THE STILES. No. 1 STILE FOR BOYS ONLY. NO ENTRANCE TO WESTERN BANK OR SOUTH BANK. ' RESERVES—The balance of the seats are being rapidly sold out. ADMISSION—Ground, Is; Stand, Is. Reserves, 6d (extra), at No. 10, Wood-ward-street. . . \ F. J. M'COMISKY, Secretary, W.R.F.U. NEXT WEEK—THE MUTUAL BENEFIT CUP MATCH—Another Great Club , . Game. v • - ' ■ ■ . ■ ' ... i ....... SOMETHING NEW—TO BE OPENED SHORTLY, THE HOLBORN, . I4I; Lil^Kuil: THE MOST UP-TO-DATE AND MOST CENTRAL TEA AND LUNCHEON ; ROOMS. IN THE CITY.' . . „, r HOME-MADE CAKES A; SPECIALTY, EVERYTHING" MADE OF THE HIGHEST: GRADE-' v , ■•. INGREDIENTS: NO 'MARGARINE . USBD.> - EVERYTHING BAKED ON THE PREMISES, SERVED . FRESH' IN THE TEAROOMS, OR.CAN BE PUR- ."/ r .... ... CHASED. AT THE COUNTER. -.. : WEDDING PARTIES A SPECIALTY. ■■■■ ■. ____________ '■ THE DAINTIEST MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS PROCURABLE. THE 0 P E N W A R E HO U S E t GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LTD., WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, 61-63, VICTORIA-STREET (1 Minute from Evening Post, Willis-street, and Close to Public Library). OPEN TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), TILL Q O'CLOCK. TILL iJ O'CLOCK. NEW GOODS ARE BEING CONTINUOUSLY BROUGHT FORWARD FROM OUR RESERVE STOCKS AND SOLD AT DRASTICALLY DISCOUNTED WHOLESALE PRICES. Space forbids the publication of a complete list of the lines in our large •tocks, but appended are a few items of interest :— ' LADIES' SILK HOSIERY 1 CAMISOLES LADIES' SILK ANKLE HOSIERY VESTS 'LADIES' CASHMERE HOSIERY, CHILDS' DRESSES, ETC. ' LADIES' GLOVES , ■ INDIGO SERGE LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS COSTUME CLOTH FILET AND CHINA LACES GABARDINE, ETC. DUCHESSE MOUSSELINE CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, ETC. PLAIN AND STRIPED FUJI SILK SHEETINGS, ETC. GEORGETTES ' TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS FRENCH CREPE-DE-CHINE FLANNELS 27in and 36in WHITE JAP SILK FLANNELETTES NAVY SERGE) COAT FROCKS SHIRWNGS NAVY SERGE PLEATED SKIRTS, GINGHAMS BLOUSES IN SILK, GEORGETTE, CREPES, ETC. CREPE-DE-CHINE, ETC. MEN'S SUITS CREPE KIMQNOS ' MEN'S'OVERCOATS \ ART SILK-JUMPERS AND COATS MEN'S RAINCOATS UNDERSKHtTS MEN'S UNDERWEAR, ETC. THESE AND INNUMERABLE OTHER LINES IN OUR STOCK ARE BEING SOLD AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE. * OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT 1 GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LTD.

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ROSE SALON. T "jADIES interested in Exclusive Blouses '■*-* in georgette, ninon, crepD de chine, Evening Gowns, Lingerie, etc., are invited to call at the HOSE SALON, 33, Manners-strcot. .__ ' j DON'T neglect that cold. Get Boyle's Cough Mint. Wonderfully quick to ™m,^y. "-nd .soothing: in its effect. Price 2s 6d. Cieaiißts and Stores.

FOOTBALL RESULTS. BY arrange nent with Mr. RUSSELL, Results oC tho principal Football Matches will be posted in the window of THE BON BON CONFECTIONERY o SHOP, 186, Riddiford-Btreet. CHIMNEY Sweep — Herb. Tomfinson, Praotical Chimney Sweep, Carpet Beater, and House Cleaner, 97, RfddiforJ«t., Newtowu.. Tel. 24-472.