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Evening Star, Issue 16194, 16 August 1916, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. Intensely Dramatic—Gripping Pictoral. ‘FRUITS OP DESIRE.’ And a Lovely Woman in the Cast. PLAZA THEATRE. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. The Mighty “ World’s Film ” Feature, "FRUITS OE DESIRE. 5 Bi? A P £ rtS 5 B >S PartS ' A Story of a Man who gets on by Industrious Methods, LOVED BY TWO WOMEN. LOVED BY TWO WOMEN. One of these is Supremely Beautiful, AND RINGS TRUE. AND RINGS TRUE. A DELIGHTFUL STORY. Absolutely one of the Finest Productions from the Studios of THE WORLD’S FILM COMPANY. Featuring ROBERT WARWICK. Handsome ROBERT WARWICK, And the Big Comedy, A SPANISH LOVE SPASM, A SPANISH LOVE SPASM, Featuring BILLY MERSON. Funny BILLY MERSON. ECLAIR JOURNAL, With Latest European Events. ADULTS, 6d. CHILDREN, 3d,

BY far the Largest Importers of Pianos in the Dominion. TH BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., Represent the Most Prominent" Pianoforte Manufacturers in Great Britain, including JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS, JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS, WM. SAMJSS, LTD., W3I. SAME'S, LTD., COLLARD AND COLLARD, OOLLABD AND COLLARD, WALTER .OOLLINSON. WALTER OOLLINSON. All instruments bearing the name of any of those well-known makers are fully guaranteed against structural defects. The best material and the greatest skill are used in the building of these splendid examples of tho pianomakers’ craft ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES POST FREE. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., limited, MUSIC WAREHOUSEMEN. Our Music Department is the most complete in the Dominion. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECIAL STOCKTAKING ODDMENTS IN BOOTS AND SHOES Being sold at Cleaiing Price during tlie Next Week prior to our Annual Stock-taking. This week we have put out POUR LINES: No. 1.—64 pairs Ladies’ STRAP and COURT STREET SHOES, in Black Glaoe Kid; marked 14s 6d to 18s 6d. All one price, 8s lid to clear. No. 2.-54 pairs Ladies’ 4 GLACE KID BOOTS, Lace and Button; sizes 3, 4, 6, 7; marked 16s 6d, 17s 6d, 18s sd. All one price, 12s 6d to clear. No. 3.-23 pairs Ladies’ BOX CALF BOOTS, mostly sizes 5, 4, 5; marked 19s 6d, 23s 6d, 255, 27s 6d. All one price, 15s to clear. No. 4.—18 pairs Ladies’ Colored SUEDE HOU&.E SHO.Ec*, smart buckles; saxe, moss, brown; marked 13s 6d. All one price, 3s lid to clear. PLEASE See These in Our Window. FOR CHILDREN.—We hare some Oddments in Felt Slippers at Is pair, in Tan Buckle Shoes at 4s lid, in Strap Shoes at 5s lid, and Infants’ Glace Boots (sizes 4 to 6) at 3s lid. ISLTP AND WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET. EEPS Out Cold, Keeps in Warmth.— 33 a* son’s No. 10 Whisky. A boon in weather TT Bl i P^ Win the War: W Pry’s BreakM, fast Cocoa,-9d per 4 lb tin (yellow label). This is a British product; some cocoas are foreign. tenders. c. NEW R. ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OP AUSTRALIAN HARDWOOD SLEEPERS. Railway Department Head Office, Wellinrten, 12th August, 1916. TENDERS will be received »P to noon of SATU-R----pf v’ °° a n 1916, for the SUP£F£l YE:IIY 0F 250-000 AUSTRALIAN HARDWOOD SLEEPERS, 7ft x 8l ~ xs V?;. at Wellington, and Bluff. ■p„* on ° tS? Contract, Specifications, and xorms of Tender to be obtained at the R-ail-way Storekeepers’ Offices, Newmarket, Addington Hillside, and Invercargill, and the Comptroller of Stores’ Office, Railway Buildings, We.lmgton. Tenders to be addressed to the Oeueral -Manager, New Zealand Railways, Wellington, andto bo marked outside “Tender for Hardwood Sleepers.” The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, and telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. By Order. E. H. HILEY, General Manager, N.Z. Railways. TENDER FOR TROOPSHIP CANTEEN STORES. SEALED TENDERS will be received up TO,,i° 12 I°ailoCk.. 1 ° a il oCk .. (n °°-ll ) the 16& SEi> - L l J at Wellmgton or Port Chalmers ® f _ CANTEEN STORES FOR TROOPj . j • Tender Forms may be • obtained at Headquarters, N.Z. Military Forces, Wellington, and District Headquarters Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, lenders must be addressed to the Quarter-master-General, N.Z. Military Forces. Wellington, and endorsed “Tender for Troopship Canteen Stores.” y?• U ROBINSON, Major, , Assistant Quartermaster-General. August 12, 1916,