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NOW THAT ALL THE SALES ARE OVER THE COMMERCIAL SAMPLE ROOMS, 68, WILLIS-STREET, Have commencedla Price-cutting FaiV of Ladies' Sample Garments that will truly be a MONEY-SAVING PROPOSITION to Every Lady that Visits our , Rooms. • COME AND INSPECT THIS WEEK'S OFFERING. SAMPLE JUMPERS, all colours SAMPLE SKIRTS, Accordeon Pleated and Plain SAMPLE FROCKS,-Silk Knitted, Serges, and Gabardine, SAMPLE BLOUSES, Voile, Crepe-de-Chine, and Fuji SAMPLE UNDERWEAR, Underskirts, Knickers, etc. NOTORIOUS PRICE-CUTTING is our motto. We do it,because our goods are Warehouse Samples, and our expenses are low. , New Samples arrive every day, and you will do well to visit our rooms regularly. Bargains, Attention, Civility, and Fashion you will only get at the COMMERCIAL SAMPLE ROOMS, 68, V/ILLIS-STREET (ENTRANCE STAFFORD TEA ROOMS), J

THE ONE MILLION DOLLAR AMALGAMATION OF LOVELINESS. A tri-colour twist of Girls, Comedy, Thrills, and Amazing Achievements. PRINCESS THEATRE. . RINCESS. THEATRE. NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS The five-act Sunshine Comedy Sensation, 'SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" . "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" ■ "SKIRTS!" MAMMOTH Mobilisation of Earth's Fairest Blossoms o£ Femininity. 1000 1000 of .of Them. ' Them. Suashino Girls. Sunshina Girls. Sunshine Girls. Sunshine Girls. Sunshine Girls. Sunshine Girls. Suish'ne Girls. Short Skirts. Blonde Girls. Long Skirts Brunette Girls. Ballet Skirts. Ruddy Girls. Rainy Day Skirts, Palo Girls. Pleated Skirts. Red-headed Girls. Riding Skirts. Sunshine Girle. Divided Skirts. Moonshine Girls. Draped Skirts. Sea-t*nned Girls. Together with the World-famous "SINGER'S MIDGETS TROUPE" "SINGER'S MIDGETS TROUPE" "SINGER'S MIDGETS TROUPE" "SINGER'S MIDGETS TROUPE" And their Menagerie of Trained Animals. World's Tiniest People. Alto, : ■ CLYDE COOK, CLYDE COOK, Australia's Fun Maker. THRILLS, SENSATIONS, SURPRISES "SKIRTS !"• "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS 1" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" ' "SKIRTS!" • „ , ■ „„ ,',!SKIRTS,I?-,;.,..: V- ' "SKIRTS!"" ■: ' "SKIRTS .t" "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" : "SKIRTS!" ••• ■ ■ ' . "SKIRTS!" "SKIRTS!" "skirts!" :•.;..■ one gorgeous glorious smile. Additional. Feature: "HEARTS OF YOUTH!" "HEARTS OF YOUTH!" "HEARTS OF YOUTH!" Featuring HAROLD GOODWYN. HAROLD GOODWYN. HAROLD GOODWYN. Last Episode Last Episode "BRIDE 13." "BRIDE 13.?' Prices a« usual. Reserves at Theatre. PRINCESS. PRINCESS. KING'S THEATRE. .' ING'S THEATRE. ■GRAND REOPENING SATURDAY NEXT. BEN TURPIN in "THE SMALL TOWN IDOL." A Mack Sennett Special.. mOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT^ MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY. COMPETITIONS. ANOTHER FINE PROGRAMME. Consisting o£ PIANO SOLOS, MUSICAL MONOLOGUES, VOCAL SOLOS, FANCY: DANCING, Etc., Etc. Also, N.Z. TEST RECITAL, CHILDREN'S PLAYS. IMPROMPTU SPEECHES. MORE INTERESTING SECTIONS ALL DAY TO-MORROW. Admission: Day Sessions, 6d; Evening, 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Bristol for Demonstration Concerts To-morrow (Tuesday) Morning. Winners of Trophies are requested to obtain same at Secretary's Office as early as possible. G. W. JENNER, Secretary. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between Gilbert Henry Price and John Benjamin Brown, and carried on at No. 72, Lambton Quay, Wellington, has been dissolved as from this date. The said Gibert Henry Price has entered into partnership with John George Falder, and they have taken over the said partnership business, and will carry on the same under the" name of G. 11. Price and Co. All debts and liabilities of the old Firm will bo paiif. and discharged by the new Firm, and the new Firm will be entitled to receive all moneys-due or payable to the old Dated this 12th day of September. 1921. ,T. B. BROWN. J. G. FALDER. G. I-I. PRICE. BARRETT'S HOTEL. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. VISITORS to Wellington should stay at this splendid Hotel. Speight's Prize Ales ' now on tap. Wines and Spirits of finest quality and true to label. ADAM J. MONRO,

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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 63, 12 September 1921, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 63, 12 September 1921, Page 2