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AMUSEMENTS. Right Piaco to Spend tho HalfI lolitluy. Tjis MA JESTX’o ‘ ‘ THEATRE. IGI Courtenay piaco. 'Phone 165. TO-DAV, at. 2.J50 Fullers’ ■TO-DAV, at 2.20 ’Vaudeville. Bargain . TO-DAV, at 2..1C. Matinee TO-DAY. at 2..10. The Biggest. Brightest, ami .Most Unique Programme liver Presented. GRAND MATINEE This week’s proGKAND MATINEE gramme surpasses GRAND MATINEE all imagination. OBAND MATINEE Come very early Sts huddles Charlie Chaplin, the lx* THE Tin;HE And the Miniature And then DAN THOMAS. The Great Eanghtcr -Liberator. TH E NEWMANS The bong Man and the Dainty Lady. ttOHEAL and BOSS, EILEEN I’LEURY, Edwards and I‘arks. Tom Dawson, Courtenay and Shaw. ■ Al! these Artists can *>p sera for the Moderate Tariff of Is U. Stulls, Children Cd; Stalls, Adults and Children Cd. B M P R F. S S THEATRE. "Whcro Everybody Goes.* 1 TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, PINAL APPEARANCE Bf tho 1 concluding part of Solig’s Wild Animal Drama. ADVENTURES OP KATHLYN. ADVENTURES OP KATHLYN. "Tho Australian Gazette.” "Tho Choice,’ ’T'atty’o New Role” (Keystone), etc., etc. NEW SERIES MONDAY, ®Poaturi ng” Keystone’s Triumph, HOME-BREAKERS. QUEEN CARNIVAL. CANDIDATE No. 6 (MRS MoVICAR). GRAND CARNIVAL BAZAAR, TOWN HALL. '!) Jumble Stall. (2) Sweets and Cake Stall. A IX Friends ami Supporters _of Mrs tJL Mc.Vicar are asked to coutributo to mr Stalls at the Town Hall. Fund hire, Pictures. Crockery, Clotting, Bric-a-Brae. all sorts of .odds and nds you don’t, need, pluiwe send awng o 11)<> Town ifipll any time aftor 1j ■'clock on MONDAY, or ring 728 A. and hoy will bo sent lor. Sweets Stall, Home-made Cakes. Sweets. Preserves, Fruit. HELPERS WANTED FOR BOTH STALLS. Coma and help to Swell tho Farad for our Boys who aro helping to Save our Country. SPORTS CANDIDATE. MONSTER HARD-UP DANCE, LARGE TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JHNB'iSJrd. Tickets—2s Cd. W. J. .MEREDITH, j(U Hon. Secretary. THE HOME OP GOOD PIANOS. BRITISH ONLY. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., can point with pride to tho Agencies they hold of Pianos by renowned British jtaakers. They are: — JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS ROGERS AND SONS JUSTIN BROWNE CHALLEN AND SON MOORE AND MOORE NEWMAN AND CO. Also, Tho Famous Prenoli Piano, THE PLEYEL.

Intending purchasers cannot do better •than visit our Showrooms. We guarantee NO OLD STOCK V the above makers. We guarantee every Piano, a guarantee backed up 1 by over 53 years honest trading. CHAS. BEGQ AND Cp.. LTD.. Manners street, Wellington. THE ALL-BRITISH FIKM—ESTABLISHED 18GI. WANTED. R' ELI ABLE ilot~ W ator Botth*r that last for years are manufactured by the North British Eubber Company, and have their brand on every bottle. Procuiable all chemists. IOBAPPED, Bough Hands cured by fW Geranium Lotion; cleanses after housework; Is. Is Gd. W. Salok, Sydney Chemist. 32. Willis street. WANTED Known Account Books ruled to any requirements can bo had at the “Times” office. These books «,i-o strong and faithfully, made, and the quality of paper used is of the best. King un 2-119 and the traveller will call on you. WANTED Known—A few job lines Loyal Wedgwood Oddments China k> clear; high quality, low prices. E. J[on-on and Co.. 121. Lambton quay. WANTED Known — Telephone 890 A for electrical repairs and installations of all kinds. Prompt attention and satisfaction. M. Manthel, Electrical Jingineor. 9a. Courtenay place. i£l TO JC5 ’ fr ' >m 28 w ® < ' kly -.. 1 ' 0r Drapery; ill to i>3, from ‘is weekly, for Boots; .£1 to JBS, from 2s weekly, for Knits: XI to Ala, from 3s weekly, for Cosfuuioi At L. W. BALKIND’S, 123, Vivian street. Telephone 2GG4A. CANTED Known —War! War! Wo .■W' .. . - Save money; have your summer Bait or Costume cleaned or dyed by the latest London, methods at the Queen’s Dvo Works, 138, Vivian street. C. J. Honours Cert., London, Prop. 'Pliouo 3521« WrSOTIC Art Union—Secure your .t. correct ticket before Juno 21st; 100 Drives. See Singer Co.’s window. 3JATEIOTIC Art Union Sideboard, J- . Writing Cabinet and Bookcase (3 pieces!, valuo XM, 2nd prize; 99 others. Tickets 1«. nfls WANTED Known—Bahia Cocoa is a British Cocoa, and goes further <luui other Cocoas. Order it to-day. W 'ANTED Known—Bond your Suit along to Barber and Co.’s, 135 Cuba street, or 117 Kiddiford street. It vili be returned in a few days dyed any ;olour as good as new. WANTED —Cycle Buyers to know wo have new Cycle's from Xt Xss; freight paid. Woodcock Bros.. 78, Vivian »(.reet. WANTED Known—“ Express” Famous Tea Blends have been tested by the f » J-C*-L J»Jvuu.v na*f UIiCU LVfe(A.*ll. k>y MIC vorld's exports and pronounced the finest and purest. A. Cissio, 155, ’i’ory street.MONEY LENT PRIVATELY, and in strictest confidence, upon approved Koto of Hand. Also upon Household Furniture. Pianos (without removal). Unpayable by Easy Weekly Payments. [■lnclose stomp for reply to L. W, UALIvXND. 125. Vivian street. 'Phono Mfi-tA. WANTED Known—A Eobertson and Co., 37, Ghurnce street. There is • V-y., •)<, ncn-c-L. x uufU 1» .„ older established firm of Dyers and Loaners, in the Dominion. Our repuation extends from 1863. Wo clean or lye the most delicate fabrics in the atest and most up-to-date fashion— Suits, Dresses. Gloves, etc. Feathers dyed md curled. Mourning orders executed at shortest notice. 'Phono 918. P.O. Box Te Aro.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9074, 19 June 1915, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9074, 19 June 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9074, 19 June 1915, Page 3

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