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Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 914, 18 January 1918, Page 7

:J Special Costume Purchase 1 To be Sacrificed at : Give-Away Friees, SPIsA - A Big Sale of Costumes, etc., is now attracting a host [\ of wide-awake shoppers at Siegel's, for never was there ||\ such a grand opportunity to purchase superior garments Oj/ ]jpQ\ | at such phenomenally low prices. Wf% I/ j ' HEAVY JAP SILK COSTUMES, in navy, black, Jf| I Jjhj ;r white, and tussore shades, assorted sizes. These ¥/;$ g JrajF r costumes are beautifully finished. Large Sailor Collars,Jßelts, and New Shape Pockets. Shirts gathered jfjTTwi/Y' .j at back, and belt all round Usual price £5/10/- fJ,,| | :! ,!j| Sale price 49/6 jf fj-jj ■|J l\ 25 TWEED COSTUMES, all shades, silk-lined to []■|! ,| ! i 111 il\ ■ waist, belts and poekets; also Norfolk styles. Skirts f with belts and new pockets in sizes S.W.W. and O.S. f j Usual price £5/5/- Sale price 59/6 \\ | Many other Bargain Lines which space will not permit. "* | ; == •====——===========—————————— 'ma CIFfiFI = - LADIES ' TAILOR, "| O - 27i MANNERS STREET.

THE . EMPRESS A Woman's Way A World Film Drama of Sooiety Life, Starring ETHEL CLAYTON. "If any woman is clever enough io take my husband amy I will meet her on her own ground." A Story of a Bride's Fight to keep her Husband. A Brilliant Story of Life in the Smart Set, and a STRONG* ANI> CLEVER ATTACK ON THE DIVORCE EVIL. Wonderful Settings. , Splendid Acting. THE KING'S TIE BI&IiIONS PI.OT — or TMS MBSSIGB OF THSi MOUSS An after-war Story, Starring ANITA STEWART. A GIGANTIC PLOT TO DESTROY THE UNITED STATES is foiled. Extraordinary revelations of the devices and fantastic machines used by the most elaborate underground gpy system in the whole world. The Secret Ceiling The Writing Telegraph.. The Winkling, Owl. "WHAT WAS THE SIGN OF THE LILY?" A six-reel super-feature bettor _ than "The Girl Phillipa." A Glorious Love Story runs through, and Anita's Lover is RUDOLPH CAMERON. THBS^ Tarheel Warrior NOTE. —The queer title means a Man that has never known fear. But He finds that a moment's madness Has made him a, thief of Trust money. His rescue from a death of dishonour is the work of the little old God o£ Love, who has been buey in the lovely Southern Home while the old Colonel was away. THE SECRET KINGDOM THE SHARK'S NEST LAND i'OR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. KOPANE SETTLEMENT. NOTICE is hereby given that fourteen lots in the Kopane Settlement (part of Highden estate), situated about seven miles from Feilding, will be open for application by discharged soldiers up till 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 14th February, 1918. Areas range from 30J acres to 49J aeres. Eminently adapted for dairying. Plans with* full particulars may be obtained at the principal Post Offices and from the Distriot Lands Office, "Wellington. G. H. M. McCLURE, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

rjIHE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY." ONE WEEK ONLY. OLIVER MOROSCO presents The Popular Photoplay Favourites, HOUSE PETERS and MYRTLE STEDMAN. in THE HAPPINESS of THREE WOMEN A Fascinating Society Drama, by Albert Payson Terhune.. A Morosco Paramount Piotui-e. Ordinary prices. Bookings, 'Phone 977.