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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 8, 10 July 1926, Page 4

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. t COMMENCING MONDAY, ! 19th. JULY. The Most Noteworthy Picture of All Time! THE STORY OF THE IMMORTAL SALIENT. ; PAsIED AND APPROVED BY HIS MAJESTY'S ARMY COUNCIL. 5 j 'YPRES" "YPRES" (WIPERS) (WIPERS) YPRES! GHELUVELT! HILL 60! MESSINES RIDGE!, PASSCHENDAELE! Names to conjure with, Milestones in a Glorious Campaign, which will live for ever in the minds of all New Zealanders! A LIVING, PULSATING PAGEANT OF WAR, showing the DOMINION CONTINGENTS who, with the "OLD CONTEMPTIBLES," rallied to the distress call of the Mother Land, and bared their breasts to the enemy for four long years. SEE THE CHASE AND DESTRUCTION IN MID-AIR BY LIEUTENANT WARNEFORD OF A RAIDING ZEPPELIN, AND THE CRUSHING^ OF A GERMAN PILL-BOX BY A CHAKGING TANK! "YPRES" "YPRES" 'WIPERS) ' • ■ (WIPERS) PRECEDED BY , ' "IN AN ESTAMINET" A DIGGERS' IMPROMPTU CONCERT. X.B.—Performers are all es-Diggers. ) ' SPECIAL ORCHESTRA, ' • Under the DISTINGUISHED DIRECTION OF MR. M. T. DIXON.

COME! COME!! COME 1! ! TO THE , ' WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION HARBOUR BOARD SHED No. 17. OPEN TO-NIGHT UNTIL 10 o'clock. WONDERFUL DISPLAYS OF NEW ZEALAND CRAFTSMANSHIP! LADIES' REST ROOM. . RED CROSS NURSES IN ATTENDANCE. ESSAYS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. j WINTER SHOW. SHED 39. DONT MISS „THE FUN TO-NIGHT J DODGEMS, THE WHIP, AND MERRY MIX-UP IN FULL SWING! . 9 See the Wonderful Lady Glass Blower. ' See the interesting displays by Technical Schools. - SPECIAL BUS SERVICES. REDUCED FARES ON EASTBOURNE STEAMERS. RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES. AFTERNOON TEAS. ' MUSICAL PROGRAMMES. LUNCHEONS AND TEAS DAILY FROM 12 to 2, and FROM 5.30 to 7. Both the Industrial Exhibition and Winter Show will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day until Saturday, 24th July. SPEND YOUR EVENINGS AT THE SHOW ! . . WATCH FOR SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. /

EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ! OWING to many requests, the Representative'of several Fur Companies has decided .to/ stay in Wellington! for a few days more. Every Fur Coat, Stole. Choker, etc., must be sold within the next few days. AH the Sample Fur Coats will be sold at prices lliaj are only one-third their real value. GENUINE FUR STOLES—Worth £8 8s for 45s CHOKERS—Worth £5 5s for 30s. NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE BIG SAVINGS ON FUR COATS OR FURS EXHIBITION OF RUSSIAN FURS, 1 68, WILLIS STREET (SAME ENTRANCE As GAMBLE & CREED'S), , HOURS: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ;

MILLINERY SALE MONDAY At Nine. MONDAY PICK ANY HAT IN STOCK (WITHOUT EXCEPTION) AT J./11 PICK ANY HAT IN STOCK (WITHOUT EXCEPTION) AT ■*' AX . . FUR COAT SALE We still have some very beautiful Fur Coats to sell before stocktaking, in Musquash, Marmot, Electric Seal, etc., many with Real Skunk Collars and Handsome Silk Linings. Every coat is reduced in price., 8 BEAUTIFUL BLACK ELECTRIC SEAL COATS—4S-inch, glorious linings; a very elegant coat; ordinary. woman's size only. £37 10s for £25 ' 1 RICH MARMOT COAT^-36-inch, handsomely lined; adaptable collar. £29 10s for 18 guineas . „ ■ - 1 VERY SMART BLACK CONEY—36-inch, with American opossum collar and cuffs. Only £10 ' ■ . ,: 1 MARMOT COAT—In rich dark shade; 40-inch; brocaded silk lining. £35 for 19 guineas ; . 1 MARMOT.COAT—Skunk opossum collar and cuffs; 33-inch. £35 for 15 guineas AND MANY OTHERS. QUEREE BROS., 116, WILLIS STREET.

■OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT! A NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DRAPERY STORE IN THE GAS COMPANY'S BUILDING, . COURTENAY PLACE. A NEW STORE AVITH NEAV STOCKS—A Fashion Salon ■*■*■ where in future will be shown the smartest of the Season's Fashions —a Store specialising in Fancy Drapery, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Mantles, Coat Frocks, and Jumper Suits—a Store which ' will present nothing but the most up-to-date styles, and ask nothing but the most reasonable prices. Please be present on our Opening Day— * , ; MONDAY, 12th JULY, AND SECURE SOME OF THESE BIG BARGAINS: 30 ONLY LADIES' VELOUR COATS, smart new goods; fur cuffs and collars—i Usually Priced £6 10/- to £9 15/-.. All One Price, £3 19/6. 150 PAIRS FAWN AND MOLE, REAL DOESKIN GLOVES (Silk Lined)— Worth 48 PAI'R^NATuSL CHAMOIS LEATHER GLOVES—Worth 5/11, for 2/11. 63 PAIRS MID GREY FRENCH KID GLOVES-^Worth 6/11, for 2/11. 180 PAIRS. FANCY GAUNTLET FABRIC GLOVES-Worth 5/11 to 6/11 pair, 10 DoIeN PAIRS GIRLS' PLAIN TAN ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HOSE; sizes 5 nnd 6 Worth 3/11 pair, for 1/11 pair. • •■■,'. 8 DOZEN PAIRS LADIES' SILK AND LISLE HOSE, .in Grey and Nigger (for real hard wear)— Worth S/W, for 2/6 pair. - 200 HANKS "JUMPA" KNITTING SILKS, good assortment of shades—Worth 3/11, 100 CJARDS CASH'S WASHING! RIBBON, inPink and Helio. only—Worth 2/6, for 500. L/ADi rES' O£FANCY 3CRBPE DE .CHINE niNDKEKCHIEFS-Worth 1/6, for, ' ;' lO'/fcd each. . ' ■■ ' " ' "'""'FREEMAN'S, GAS COMPANY'S BUILDINGS, COURTENAY PLACE.

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