Amusements. EMPRESS THEATRE. ' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. And TOMORROW FRIDAY. CLARA iftSIYIEALL YOUNG. Al her CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, very best | in a BIG SELECT PHOTODRAMA CHEATING CHEATERS. A wonderlul S CHEATING CHEATERS, photoplay j CHEATING CHEATERS, of the play i CHEATING CHEATERS, that created CHEATING CHEATERS, a sensation CHEATING CHEATERS, for 2 years CHEATING CHEATERS, in New CHEATING CHEATERS. York. YOU’LL see what happens when rogues Jail out, when thiel meets thief}—it is difficult to divide the spoils. It’s a suspense to the last minute. Supported by the Latest PATHE GAZETTE And a Fast-moving COMEDY in one big act -FRESH PAINT. Prices: D.C. 1/7; Stalls 1/1. j COMING! COMING! COMING!j EMPRESS ~ SATURDAY NEXT. WILLIAM DUNCAN in Vitagraph’s Big, High-powered Serial of the great open spaces. SMASHING BARRIERS. Episode 1, SMASHING BARRIERS. “The Test of SMASHING BARRIERS. Courage.” And ALICE JOYCE in a powerful Drama of Life To-day. ; DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN. 1 DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN, j Public Notices. KING COUNTRY SHOW EXHIBIT FOR WAIKATO AND MANAWAT!) WINTER SHOWS. The farmers and all others interested are requested to have their exhibits at the receiving depot, the NZ. L. and M. Store, Sheridan Street, Te K; iti, not later than FRIDAY, MAY 27. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Kelvin House, TE KUITI. The House Where Old Friends and New Friends Meet. All trains met by Porter. 1). if. OLAKK.E, Proprietor. The Busy Corner Stores. Te Kuiti. In ancient times Egypt was the granary and store house of.the world. Joseph was sold by his brothers and sent there as his slave. But he grew up to be steward of a great warehouse, and returned good for evil, sending his brothers corn from Egypt when they were in danger of starvation. Canterbury is our modern Egypt. Providence has arranged that when our other products failed, and money got tight, Canterbury should fill our stores with grain and produce at low prices ! ! ! That is why we are able to sell at such low prices, being the instruments of Divine Providence. We sell and deliver for cash : Potatoes, best, 9/6 per cwt., 2/6 per quarter Onions, best, 8/6 per cwt., I2lbs 1/Oats, feed, Garten, 5/6 bushel Maize, feed, 9/6 bushel Wheat, feed, 12/6 bushel Mixed Corn, 12/6 bushel, solbs to bushel Pollard, 14/- per ioo’s Bran, 10/C HAKE, £9 per ton Apples, Jonathan, 9/6 per bushel, aoibs do, cookers. 9/6 per bushel, 40lbs Pears, 6d per lb Rice, 4d per lb Solo Agents: ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO. DOOLEY & CO., THE BUSY CORNER GROCERS, TE KUITI.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVI, Issue 1525, 26 May 1921, Page 4
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