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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9954, 25 April 1918, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. BED JERSEY APPEAL. A CONTINUOUS PADDY’S MARKET, NEXT BENNETT'S SHOP, WILLIS STREET (Near 'Hvonins Post. ’) fTT-HE CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE have taken the above SHOP for (he purpose oi Soiling Goods similar to those Sold at tuc loesnt PADDY S iIAKKI',I. litis will help the Appeal considerably, and the Public arc asked to kindly .sand along " U, IIAWCT ; VEGETABLES, JEWELLERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, ITIODICE, BTC. In fact. cveryCuiitf that can be Sold to help swell tho Rod Jersey Wav TTuuls. REMEMBER, Every Penny will Help to Comfort some Mothers Soldier Bcp in distant laukU, PRELIMINARY A N NOUNCEMENT. UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. Town tjtall. rpovvN XT-ill. OWN 11.A1.L -*■ own Aj-all. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAT Ist, S pin. Popular Prices; Us, Us, Is. ALL STAR ARTIS IS. EVERY PENNY POE THE RED JERSEY' APPEAL. 11 L. o. H. TRIPP, Chairman Citizens’ Committee.

A MUSEMENTS. AYE OPEN TO-DAY.AT 10. CORINNE GRIFFITHS in “I \Vill, REPAY.” An Altogether Unusual Tale, where a Mystery is Cleared hy the most Commonpluco Means. COMING. ON SATURDAY. OLIVE THOMAS in "BETTY TAKES A HAND.” A Bright. Breezy. Spicy. Splendid Play of -Lovo, Life, and iLiuisiitcT.. The Tollies' Queen as a boardinghouse-keeper for a merry woclc. , LAST TWO Of "THE REGENERATES,” Featuring ALMA KLLBKNS. An Honest Pica for More Restraint in .Intermarriage. AT THE CHANGE ON SATURDAY, “ENLIGHTEN THY' DAUGHTER,” Starring RUBE DE KEKiIKR. From the Heights of Purity to the Depths of Shame fell the girl who was Kept in Igiuri-ance. ' PRICKS FOR THIS PICTURE: D.C., 2s; Stalls, Is; and (Id. No extra, fee for Reserves. m ft->* A o Continuous—!! to 10. "DIAMONDS AND PEARLS.’ A AV'orld Film Drama wit It KITTY GORDON and MILTON SILLS. A Marriage Problem Play That Probes Deeply into Human N-aluxo. WELLINGTON RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL REUNION AND DINNER. ALL RETURNED SOLDIERS are invited to attend the Annual Reunion and Dinner, to be held in tho lown Hall, TO-NIGHT (ANZAC NIGHTT, at S o'clock. Tickets. Us Cd, con he obtained from the undersigned. bits TUOS.'BOHLSON, Secretary. SHOWS

mui; SIXTEEN'! 1 II NATIONAL JL DAIEi SHOW At PALMEESTOX NORTH SHOW GROUNDS. JUNE ISth, ISth, 20th, and 21st, 1918. SPECIAL FEATURES: BRITISH TRADE EXHIBITION Purebred Cattle Sale MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIATION CHMPJOXSHIP EXHIBITION Dairy Machinery DisplayButter, Cheese, Honey, fruit, and Vegetable Championships Wanganui-Te Aute College Football Matches ' . , Horse Leaping Competitions and Sheep Dog Trials . . I'our days -of interesting, amusing, ana educative time to bo well spent. ' General entries close JUNE Ist, 1918. Prize Schedules on application to W. T. PENNY, Secretary, P.O. Bos 85, oi- Palmerston. North.

DOES YOUR CHILD SUFFER FROM WORMS? Stomach and Intestinal Worms are the cause of nine-tenths of tho crying, frotfillness and irritability of children. Tho more mention of worms makes one feel uncomfortable, and their presence in the system must assuredly cause such torture and agony that there is little wonder at tho irritable disposition which is so often developed, not only in children, hut frequently in adults. Worms require a specific medicine, and there is no better remedy than Comstock’s “Dead Shot” Worm Pellets. They are a purely vegetable medicinal preparation for tho eradication of worms in children and adults. For salo by all chemists and storekeepers, price 3s 6d per packet, or will bo sent post paid at the same price by Tho W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Parish street, Wellington. A picture postcard bearing tbo postmark “Holloway, November sl'. VIM,” was delivered at the bouse of a Lewisham London, resident on November Mill, 1917, two days short of thirteen years after it was posted. Mothers! Savo money by getting IfAZOL—the best family remedy for coughs and colds. Sixty doses for Is 6U —.more than tUroo doses a penny.