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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18078, 1 May 1922, Page 10

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It look a Year to Make. -"THE KID." but tho Laufchs will " THE KID." ! last that long. too. " THE KID." "THE KID." j "The Kid " settles oneo " THE KID-" I and for all the quostien as "THE KID." to who is the greatest " 'THE KID." theatrical artist in tho " TDK KID." world. Chaplin does the " THE KID." finest and most delicately- "THE KID." shaded acting you ever ''THE KID." saw anywhere, and for " THE KID." every slapstick furore " THE KID." there is a classic, exquisite "THE KID." ; scene.—Chicago Herald and " THE KID." i Examiner. " THE KID." " THE KID." * ■ " THE KID." ; Written and directed by " THE KID." ' Charles Chaplin. Tho " THE KID." Picture that bus broken "THE KID.", all the World's Records. " THE KID." i * "THE KID." " THE KID." ALL THOSE ABLE ARE "THE KID." .STRONGLY URGED TO "THE KID." ATTEND "THE KID."! THE DAY SESSIONS. " THE KID." j "THE KIP." * • * " THE KTD. ' ; The Strand Orchestra. " THE KID." I * * * " THE KTD." Prices. — Day Sessions: V THE KID." I Circle, Is fid; Stalls. Is; "THE KID."; Children, 8d and Is. •« THE KID." Evening Sessions: Circle. "THE KID." 2s 6d; Stalls. Is Gd. No "THE KID."; Half-price, Children. " THE KID." : " THE KTD." j " THE KID." j 1 Exhibitions. ! rpHE_ MEMBERS OF THE QUOIN CLUB X invite all who are interested to view an EXHIBITION OF THEIR WATERCOLOURS. ETCHINGS. WOODCUTS, _ , DRAWINGS. ETC., Tp be held in tho Clubroorn. 31. Mining Chambers, Exchange Lane, off Queen Street, from Mondav to Saturday, May 1 to 6; Monday to Friday, 12 to 230 p.m.; 7 to 9.30 p.m.; Saturday, 12 to 5 p.m. Medical Practitioners. BR. GLADYS MONTGOMERY I Has COMMENCED PRACTICE At 660, NEW NORTH ROAD, Telephone. 2403. Hours at Home, 3-4 p.m.; 6-7.30 p.m. At H.B. Bldgs. 12.30-2 p.m. ; Patent Attorneys. mJ- p ark AND s on ! (Established 1895),. j PATENTS, DESIGNS, TRADE MAJRKS. COPYRIGHT (Mr. A. J. Park, the Senior Partner, now resides in Auckland.) HOURS FOR CONSULTATION: 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. And by Appointment. 23. CITY CHAMBERS (Opp. John Court, Ltd.). QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. Sales 01 Property. LAND Agents.—Pleas© withdraw my farm from attic.—T. F. Smith, Maungaturoto. T AND Agents.—Take notice that my house, U 8. Reimer's Ave-, is sold.—T. D. Anderson. LAND Agents.—Please take notic© ray Property, Fletcher's Road, Muriwai, is \ withdrawn from sale.—R. Robertson. | Dress and fasbtoc. SPECIAL Display of Jazz Hats, from 19s 6d; one-piece Frocks,, 29 a 6d; one week only.—Miss Dixon, Milliner. Victoria St. jTIyfADAME LORRAINE, Dressmaker and! -LtJL Costumier, late 482, Queen St., has Removed to Tadema Studios, near Ren-' deil's. Karangahape Rd., Newton. To Lease. FARM, partly improved, to lease, with right purchase. Dwelling and sheds; : situated Maungatawhiri Valley, via Pokeno. ; —Address. Hbkald, Hamilton. . 4?7T\ BUYS Lease 1} Acres Land, ami' wlUpurchases fowlhouse, runs, 35 birds). ' —Prize Strain, 409, Herald. ~,..,■_— _. _^ Wanted to. Lease. 171I 71 ABM. 40 to 80 acres; good buildings; close school; Pukekohe district preferred.—Particulars,. Farmer. 21.2. Herald. Grazing Wanted. GRAZING for iOO Hoggets wanted for about 2 months, near Onowhero; must '• '■ be well fenced.—Farmer. 505. Huuld. GRAZING, good, wanted for :L5 cows. June and July.—Particulars, terms, etc. to Grazing, 323. Hbhal.p_._ j Houses and Land Wanted. EQUITY of JC4SO in seaside suburban pro- [■ perty offered as deposit on small farm. —X.Y.Z.. 12. Herald. I^LATS— Advertiser will Purchase good J- Building, suitable fiats; central; nice situation; fuil details.—Yveiimetonian. 386. I Herald. GOING Concern—Small, dairying, war..ted. about £1600. Unencumbered house Ottered ae deposit.—Broad bent, Palmerston .Bldga. HOUSE, Manurewa, small deposit, balance rent—Ail particulars to X.. 4ii4, Herald. HOUSE. 6 rooms, in good order; good locality; convs.; price, £1300 to £1000. —A Ha. 390, HeraldHOUSE. Pcnaonby. Heme Bay, or Grey Lynn; about £900.— J. J. Seymour, Hellaby's Bldgs. HOUSE, vicinity Freeman's Bay, large section, room for motor drive. Cash buyer.—Thode, Phoenix Chambers. HOUSE, 4 rooms, city or near suburbs.— Price and terms to M.C.W-, 336, HERALD. HOUSE, 5 rooms, latest drains, with garden, near sea; price, £750 cash.— House, 371. Herald. HOUSE, handy to city, with etabling for horses: deposit £200. —Full Particulars Horse, 346. Hbrald. WE wiil be pleased to receive your Properties for sale, business assured.— Civil and Meadows, 15A, Wright's Bldga., Fort St. ■i A TO 20 Acres, with House; convenient IAJ situation for fruit, poultry.—Poultry, 350. HeraldOTk OR 80 Acres good land wanted near _jV Papatoetce; irood buildings.—Full particulars Farmer, 307, Herald. Hamilton. P ACRES Taboutl wanted buy or lease, O with p.c, suitable for poultry and bees; , Opaheko district- preferred.—R.R.. 429, Herald. ; PA ACRES, unimproved, Churchill, Glen Q\J Murray; £2.— Copko and Son. Fort St. CASH DEPOSIT OF £500 IS OFFERED BY CLIENT FOR A NICE BUNGALOW In good handy locality/ Prepared to pay market value, but inflated • price will not be entertained. I Full particulars to V HARRIS BROS.. 20, Union Buildingß, Customs Street, Next Waverley. m.ii i i._______—___■■ m IB 1 you want to got rid of the Piano, Coakley is a liberal cash buyer. 1 ' TJ7IRANK' BO"WLETTTlo27Karangahape Rd. Ul jC —Cheapest for Best Hairwork. Price liat ' ■ .'•11 Switchon t.nd Transformations oosted. 'PWO heads are better than one—especially : i S- .1 one of the two is Coakley'sl Always 1 J ■ready to advise 1 ; ! " M A Easter Juid Furnish at ', WICKINB AND SUTCLIFFE. i ' OQAKLEY invites correßpondcnce from ; ' V. Country Reaukut*. AU onorjas I i