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BUSINESSES FOR SALE. ETC. Y\TANTED to Buy, Grocery or other. ** Send full particulars, principals only, 1851 Evg. Post. . \\^ANTED Sell, Carrying Business, or ** would Exchange for Taxi Business. Apply 2324 Evg. Post. TtTAGNIFICENT Bungalow, Apartments, ■"■*• Guest-house, 9 charming rooms, attractively furnished, carpeted, everything new; beautiful -tiled-in bathroom, lease, exclusive locality; £375, bargain; sole agent. A. F. Jauncey, 23 Farish Street. ~p)AIRY, Confectionery, Pies, school -1-7 trade, walk-in price £223; low rent; good profits. A. F. Jauncey, 23 Farish Street. "UVRUIT, Confectionery, and General, 2 -*- shops, wonderful stand, 5 rooms, no Sunday trade; splendid turnover; price £300; a snip. A. F. Jauncey, 23 Farish Street. /CONFECTIONERY, Grocery, Tobacco, ' fine little city business, busy stand; price, everything, including furniture or small dwelling; £270. A. F. Jauncey, 23 Farish Street. CITY— Tearoom, cakes, ejtc, turnover £40 upwards weekly; 5-rcl. dwelling, splendid position; rent £3. All particulars from A. F. Jauncey, Sole Agent. MT. VICTORIA—IO Flats, two baches, three bathrooms, all self-contained, all let fully furnished; rent £4 10s week; lease; brings, in £11 week; only £350. Large, Company. 27 Grey Street. APARTMENTS, 30 Rooms, low rent, ■**■ long lease, can be greatly improved; sacrificing at £775. Arnold's, Grey St. ROCERY, City, good steady_ trade, bright shop, living-rooms; price ooaiplete £425. Arnold, 17 Grey Street. IKED Business, good suburban area, turnover £60; 4 rooms, lease; £400, terms arranged. Arnold, 17 Grey Street. REAL Estate Agency, central office, old established, going concern; owner retiring. Address Box 487, G.P.0., Wellington^ ■ - ITY—Cake Shop, Tea Rooms, easily managed; sacrificed £200. McCracken, 63 Willis Street. 45-916. ' ' . AIRY, Confectionery, Drinks, 5 livingrooms; price £425 (stock, plant guaranteed £200); genuine. Write 2319 Evg. Post. __£ ' CITY— -Fruit, Confectionery, 4 livingrooms; rent 50s; good prospects; £165. McCracken, 63 Willis Street. 45-916. ICTURE Theatre (only one), very prosperous country town, with great possibilities development, showing remarkably good profit and improving all the time; freehold and everything as going concern; great chance for anyone with about £3000 cash. Apply "Theatre," care Box 901, Wellington. . SERVICE STATION, Wellington District;, rent 25s week; 3 electric pumps; popular American car agencies and newcar service; ingoing £200 goodwill, plus stock and tools and plant at valuation. A snip. ■ Also, several others. ■ LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Land Dept., 12-18 Customhouse Quay. Tel. 42-418. ■ MISCELLANEOUS. PSORIASIS, Eczema, Skin DiseasesWhy not get cured? Pascoe's Herbal treatment will not fail you; 12s 3d. Health Supply, 127 Willis Street. LOOD Pressure—Get cured and stay young; the first bottle will convince you; ss. Health Supply, 127 Willis St. ANDRUFF, Falling Hair, stopped in 7 days'; Promotes glorious, abundant hair; 2s Cd. Health Supply, 127 Willis Street. ' INDIGESTION* Flatulence—Take Pascoe's Herbal Medicine, and eat what you like; 2s 6d. Health Supply. 127 Willie Street. \T7RINKLES, Freckles, Rough Hands— " Try Skinese, the result will amaze you; only 2a. Health Supply, 127 Willis Street. ON'T Cough. In fact, you couldn't if you took Goodwin's Lung Rejuvena-. tor; kiddies love it; 2s. Health Supply, 127 Willis Street. _ /CHILBLAINS—Take our chilblain cure now and you will never get them; 5s Health Supply, 127 Willis Street. "RHEUMATISM, Neuritis, etc.—Our ■£* famous Tablets and Herbs, only 4s 6d for two weeks' supply. Health Supply, 127 Willis Street. '■ / • VI7ORMS ruih your child's health and ■» ' often cause fits. Our tonic and ointment completely eradicates all species. Health Supply. Ltd.. 127 Willis Street EN'S Smart Suits ai lowest prices, available on easy terms; ' no! extra charge. We can n't all figures. Heimann'e. 13a Courtenay Place. . . ' 44-040 for Quotations foi •*■ Catalogues, Invitations, Business Stationery, etc. Half-tone and Line Blocks made at shortest notice. The "Evening Post" Printing Works. f

WFfinVTT to-morrow Direction: J- C- Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. : . : . 11 L^^Lv I m.^fl I IMm L^ k^B I Meet Garrick, a set-up fV. ~^A With all your charm l^^^^^BHHHß'^T^'^^Jgil HM % For eyes that beckon. J^fyl|| * And all your virtue W^^^^^^^^«*^ j.% Knight of the Garter m=f^^^^^ One little kiss from • ; ■' n m And Crar of Necirin'! Him can't hurt you! EDW.EVHffiTTHORTON Mi mWm^m. % I MELVILLE COOPER " ; iji 11 LIONEL AT WILL T^—^^ Now that my master has set the pace . Qy \^}t i^' Bf^l Vi^AJfr //)%> Like any good servaht who knows his plaot, A^. WIL&OW • L.ATMA tutUNBR V^ I'll tiptoe out and close the door— M\ a widnicr Rnn<; PicnißE *VLa (Only the picture will tell you more!) * JJ Y1 f^Sfl^lS^ V^Ss!!? I J r ry__44s\S ™ James WtiaAc rftxtttCUOlv • ■ \^__^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * eMERVYNLEROY •;. : ;/' Although it Is not our usual custom to divulge the plot or story (jfllNl of the film, we feel that the unusual title of "THE GREAT W\f)j GARRICK" requires some little explanation. Here it is ... "David Sarriclt," lion of the British theatre 160 years ago, has been invited to a appear with the Comedy Francaise. An egotistic popinjay, he deliberately insults th» French stage and audiences, but nevertheless announces that he will proceed to Paris and show them how a real actor can act. Endeavouring to lessen the pride of this conDOX PlanS Ot ceited man, the Comedy Francaise producer, "Picard," engages a French wayside 'nn^at ■* lo* Otl A which "Garrick" must stop en route to Paris, and instals his actors as inn-keeper, chef, D.I.C & TBiefltre stable boys, waiters, maids, blacksmith, etc. The situation when "Garrick" arrives is Dl.«k..«* AA IAA amazing, for everything in the inn proceeds to go wrong. The place is a madhouse. Th« mode «#«t-I1«t service is shocking, and there are half a dozen duels and fights. "Garrick" is thoroughly discomforted until he sees through the ruse, and then cleverly turns the tables^on these £ French practical jokers. To one "Germaine," also a presumed guest at the inn, "Garrick 1 plays his part most romantically, for he believes that she also is only one of the Theatrical Company, and not a very expert one at that. This, then is the surprising, and (Recommended by Censor most n ;| ar ; ous situation into which this story leads us, and it flows on to a still*more for Adults) surprising and equally hilarious finale.