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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1924, Page 2

THE KING'S HAS THE PICTURES (WELLINGTON'S PREMIER PICTURE HOUSE). COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. LOIS WEBER'S GREAT PRODUCTION: "A CHAPTER IN HER LIFE," From the V orld-famous Novel » JEWEL," by CLARA LOUISE BURNHAM. This is the greatest picture that Lois Weber, who is responsible for many sensational successes, has ever made. M^^Z™*^. * Brist°L AftM 53 0 Seats <*<*** be booked .*' «** j EASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE.' , ' * ■ GRAND HARBOUR EXCURSION. j T.S.S. MURITAI. T.S.s. MURITAI. j TO-MORROW (THURSDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1924). - '■ , I t.s.s. M^^^^^z^^\^^r^^m \ Hours Kun around tlie Harbour, returning to Town at 10 p'm. and Petone at iu.ou p.m. DECKS CLEARED FOR DANCING! DECKS CLEARED FOR DANCING! PERCY SIMPSON'S ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE \ ALL THE LATEST MUSICAL HITS.. FARES—Is 6d. FARES—Is 6d.

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