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AMUSEMENTS ' OPERA H~O USE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT SATURDAY (Matinee and Evening). Norma Shearer & Robert Montgomery in “ PRIVAT’E LIVES” “PRIVATE LIVES” With Reginald Denny, Jean Hersholt and Una Merkel. What a cast and what a good picture. Just married! But in the next room was the person each really loved. Also the Next Chapter of Serial: “DETECTIVE LLOYD.” Prices 2/3, 1/6, Children half-price. Reserve at the Bristol. BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT. “THE RAINBOW TRAIL.” WALLSEND TO-NIGHT. “ARE YOU LISTENING?” “ BLAKETOWN HALL. WEEKLY" SOCIAL will be held THIS EVENING. Everyone welcome. TAZZ! JAZZ! At Herb. Moore’s Cabaret, as usual, To-morrow (Sat.) Variety programme. Monte Carlo. Steel’s orchestra. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. QCHAEF’S HALL, To-morrow (Sat.), . Old Time Dance by Karoro Sports Club. Usual prices. Billy Williams’ Orchestra. pREYMOUTH Motor Cycle and Light Car Club: Postponed Sports Meeting will be held Sunday next, Seven Mile Beach. Leave P.O. 1 p.m. All welcome. BLAKETOWN HALL. ZYLD-TIME DANCE, Monday next. Melody Four Orchestra. A good time assured. Admission 1/-. HYPOCRISY. EM. RALSTON: You meet Smith • on the street in the morning. You say, “I hope you slept well?”' That’s a lie. You don’t care a darn if he never sleeps. “Nothing But the Truth,” Town Hall, Monday and Tuesday. PUBLIC NOTICES 1 MILLINERY. IVTISS KING, Albert Street, has opened up a NEW RANGE of WHITE FELT HATS, including the , new GARBO SPORTS. Prices from 10/6. Place your order early. 'TYICK: The truth hurts people, an aL -*-< tractive lie sounds infinitely better than a mere statement of fact. Ralston: Yes. The lawyer tells his client he will win. The doctor tells his patient he’ll get well. It isif’t the truth, but it’s what they want to hear. “Nothing But the Truth,” Town Hall, Monday and Tuesday. pATARRH .. £looo.—£looo spent in research and experimental work on actual sufferers resulted in the discovery of Curatarrh. This marvellous new remedy treats the distressing malady in three ways: 1. Clears the bronchial tubes. 2. Soothes the inflamed membranes. 3. Builds up healthy tissues’of the affected parts, ensuring speedy relief. Unequalled also for hay fever and other nasal affections. Price 4/- (post free) from CURATARRH PROPTY., Box 598, Dunedin.

PRICES STILL LOWEST IN GREYMOUTH. NO BETTER VALUE THAN WE . OFFER: PRIMEST ROAST BEEF 6d and 7d lb RUMP STEAK, lOd lb. BEEF STEAK, 8d lb. STEWING STEAK, 6d lb. CORNED BEEF from 4d to 7d lb. PRIMEST MUTTON, from 4d lb. PRIME CHOPS, Gd lb. SAUSAGES, 31b 1/-. PORK SAUSAGES, 31b. 1/3. MINCE, 31b. 1/-. DAIRY FED PORK, 8d lb. PLENTY OF PORK AND LAMB. , FRESH SMALL GOODS DAILY. CITY CASH MEAT CO. Opposite Library, ALBERT STREET. ’PHONE 153 M. REMOVAL NOTICE. T. KIELY TAILOR AND MERCER, H AS . MOVED to premises, 5 BOUNDARY STREET. New stocks of Mercery and Tailor-made Suits at reasonable prices. WHERE TO STAY IN CH.CH. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH.— Excellent service has made “Stonehurst” the leading Private Hotel. Race week visitors should book early. Tariff 12/6 per day. Telegrams: "Stonelea.” SljOP IN RUNANGA. GOOD SERVICE ASSURED A FARQUHAR, Grocer. Buy here and save. We sell for cash and deliver to all parts. ’Phone 478 U. DALZIEL, Family Butcher. Oldest established butcher in Runanga. One quality only—the best Lowest possible prices for cash. Weekly n • ? a P erS r^ UCkland Week *y News Christchurch Press Annual, Otago Witness Annual, Free Lance Annual Christchurch Star Annua?, tteg An xr Ua1 ’ and Bretta ’ AnnuaL Price 2/-. Now on sale at ANDERSON’S