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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 40, 16 August 1921, Page 2

THE PERFECT PROGRAMME! Daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. At SHORTT'S THEATRE HORTT'S THEATRE The Motion Picture Classic o£ the Year— GERALDINE FARRAR GERALDINE FARRAR GERALDINE FARRAR Screen&rt's Tremendous Seven-reel Drama of England and Egypt of to-day— "THE FLAME OF THE DESERT!" "THE FLAME OF THE DESERT!" "THE FLAME OF THE DESERT!" "THE FLAME OF THE DESERT!" A_ magnificent production. Resplendent with Big Moments that will make you Gasp with Admiration Supporting Pictures include: "THE ADVENTURES OF POMROY!" A Screaming Two-reel Comedy, ,'Specially written for the Sorcen by BOOTH TARKINGTON. BOOTH TARKINGTON. - LATEST ENGLISH GAZETTE, Etc. Hours of Screening: Star Picture—ll.3o, 1.40, 3.45, 6.10, and 8.30. Programme commences Thirty Minutes earlier. • ' Usual prices. Tel. 768 for Reserves. IF YOU WERE A STRANGER TO . THIS CITY AND asked to be directed to a "good place to buy a Piano," in a surprising^ number of instances you "would receive for an answer — OH! TRY BEGG'S, OF COURSE. We offer a service to the prospective Piano Purchaser which makes this advice ■well worth acting upon. With Pianos like these— . BRINSMEAD' ROGERS WINDOVER LA GONDA JESSE FRENCH BREWSTER And LYON AND HEALY in our Showroom, and over 60 years' experience at your disposal, your guarantee of complete satisfaction is a_ matter of course. ■- / ■ Our Piano Department is upstair3—you are most cordially invited to inspect. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-STREET, The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand. A MUSICAL TREAT FOR EVERY- ■ , ONE. EVERY happy possessor of a good Gramophone has an unlimited bevy of glorious music, to suit all tastes. To hear the rigorous tone of the latest models His Master's Voice, Columbia, Harmograph, and Duloetto, is a-musical treat. " - ) The roasonanoe necessary to reproduce orchestral musio; the delicate touch necessary to oarry the notes of murmuring 6trings; the lifelike warmth which gives voices that naturalness and personalty ; all are embodied to a marvellous point of perfection in the Gramophones now showing at "The Bristol," Being large importers wo can quote at very reasonable prices. Our' stocks of records are the ./most, up-to-dato in the Dominion. THE, BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD, . WELLINGTON. ' M. J. Brookes, North Island Manager; TO COMMERCIAL MEN AND USERS Of HIGH-CLASS PRINTED MATTER. TXTHEN you need Printing of any description with despatch, THE EVENING POST GENERAL . PRINTING DEPARTMENT is ,ready to fill your requirements at the" lowest possible charge. Ring Telephone 3330, and ask for Quotations. LAWN MOWER REPAIRS. DON'T let the grass grow before haying your machine sharpened and adjusted. Send it now. Cartage arranged.' M'MILLAN, LIMITED/ Tel. 22-695. • s ■ Herbert-street. FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of Mr. Patriok Walsh are invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife, Annie Maud, which will le^ye the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, Juri., 60, Taranaki-street, To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. 7 E. MORRIS, JUN., Funoral Director and Embalmer, , 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. Telephone 22-159, day and night. OFFICES TO LET. T>OOM, large, facing Lambton-quay, 3 ■*■*' windows; also smaller ROOM, together /or separately. Apply KINSEY, Photographers. \*fANTED .TO LET, Well-lit: and ~T Sunny Offices and Warehouse, lately occupied by Caselberg, Hayman, and Co. Apply / E. J. HYAMS, LTD., 118-120, Wakefield-street. DUSTIN'S HALL; 173, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. TIRO LET, for— DANCES,MEETINGS, ''■• SMOKE CONCERTS, DINNERS. Terms Reasonable WANTED Known—Phonographs and Gramophones always in stock. Ellison'* two-minute Records Is 3d, Disc Records from 2s 6d. Fleming. The Phonerios, Newtown. ' In connection with the subdivision of the land adjoining the entrance to^ the Petone Recreation Ground from Buickstreet, arrangements have been made for the,owner of the property to widen the right-of-way by 6ft. The Petone Borough Council has now granted permission, for the subdivision. Income tax in England is now 6s in i B.«-;. P* fore the war it w*» 1b 2d, und in IS7I it was 2r).