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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11410, 5 January 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. *-*-IS Direction FUtLEKS,/ffAJESTY’S nnHEATBJS >A-AJESTY’3 A HEATRE. i. Ben and John Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, At 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. Huge Audiences Delighted Nightly. LAST NIGHT OF. THIS FINE BILL. WAITER CEORCE And His Sunshine Players, In their Bright Comedietta. "DON'T BE VULGAR. CHARLIE!” Enjcellent Supporting Bill, including— MR AND MRS KENNEDY ALLEN, GOLDA. DOLORES. GOLDA. DOLORES. THE BRACKENS. RUSSELL AND FROST. Prices—D.C. And: Stalls, 2a 6d; Back Stalls. Is 6d; Upper Circle. Is (plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol' —after 5 at Burnett's, next Theatre. S TRAND THEATRE. ■ TRAND theatre. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m, COMMENCING TO-DAY. A United Artists Super-Feature*. "WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY." “WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY.’ “WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY.’ "WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY." "WHEN THE CLOLDS ROLL BY.’ With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOCGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. Are you superstitious? Come and see wveu reels of action, and thrills, which deal with each and every kind of superstition. , _• It’s a regular Laugh Tornado. And iH addition, KATHERINE MACDONALD KATHERINE MACDONALD KATHERINE MACDONALD WESLEY (FRECKLES)JBARRY WESLEY (FRECKLES) BARRY WESLEY (FRECKLES) BARRY In a Fir-,t National Attraction. "STRANGER THAN FICTION.” "STRANGER THAN FICTION.” "STRANGER THAN FICTION." "STRANGER THAN FICTION.” The Story of a Society Girl M the Underworld finding romance amid .the perils of Chinatown afnd the most thrilling air circus ever screened. Also, "VAGRANT” (Mermaid Comedy). LATEST RATHE GAZETTE. Prices as usual ’Phone 3299. SAY IT WITH MUSIC THIS XMAS. WE have the largest stock of Music in the Dominion from which you can select that "something” for your Musical Friend. , , What coadd be more pleasing to the recipient than one.or two items selected from the / t ’ rrET.ERP.ATFD RAM FOX CATALOGUE. The title pages are of exquisite beauty and strike a new note in the production of sheet music. Some of the titles'are: Basket of Roses Novelette for Piano Bowl \rf Pansies Beautiful Reverie for Piano Legend of a Rose;..Tone Poem for* Piano In Poppyland ......... Novelette for Piano Dainty Daffodils u MoTceau for Piano And Dozens of otlier titles. Price 2s' each. Posted 2s 2d. A large selection of Bound Volumes of the Classics and Musical Literature may also be obtained -from our store. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.. Manners street. \TADAME , FOLEY Victoria _ Hall, -ITA -Adelaide road. Assam by' every Monday, evening; Tuition class, Thursday, 7.30 till 10.30 test Dances, 7 till 8 p.m.; also Beginners. . PUBLIC NOTICES FOXTON RACING CLUB (Incorporated).. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEETING. (1863-1923.) OWNERS and Trainers please.note that NOMINATIONS for ALL'EVE NTS CLOSE at 8 -p.m. on FRIDAY, JANUARY sth, 1923.1 - ' . L. R. FREEMAN, Secretary. Box 13, Foxton. ’Phone 133. pAHiATUA Facing club. ANNUAL MEETING, To be held on the Club’s Course, PAHIATUA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10th, 1903. TRAIN WOODVILLE,< DANNEVIRKE, PALMERSTON NORTH. Waipnkurau, dep 6.30 a-m.; Donnevirke, dep 9.6 a.m.; Palmerston North, dep 8.55 a.m.; Woodville, dep 10.15 а. Pahiatua, arr 10.43 a.m.; Pahiatua, dep 5.50 p.m.; Woodville, arr б. p.m. Palmerston North, aTr 8.0 p.m.: Dannevirfee, arr 8.20 p.m. • MASTERTONTrains leave Maaterton for Pahiatua at 6.20 a.m., aiTivdng at Pahiatua. 9 a.m. For Maotertoh, leaves Pahiatua at 7.40 p.m,» Arrive Masterion 10.5 p.m. REDUCED GATE CHARGES. Subsidised Motor Lorries from Railway Station to Course. * J. G. SWAINSON, ’ Secretary. VT9 •WNfON* CHIROPODIST Ti B. WILSO • . M.1.A.P., In. his new .and up- 1 date Surgery over Ci Shoe Stores, Cuba stro All , Foot Troub] Treated. 130 a, Cuba street., ■ Telephone 22-41 CONSULTATION FREE. 1841 Established Eighty-one Years. 19 R, G. DUN AND CO., mHE MERCANTILE AGENC •A. Nathan’s Buildings, Grey street, .Wellington. ' Branches at Auckland, Christchurch Dunedin. Specialists in collecting aecounl Status reports on file on all traders. Prompt and efficient service. Su soription rates furnished on applicatio S H I P. FOR THE STYLES WHICH LONDON APPROVES IN GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHES Is awarded to MILLIGAN ’ S, MERCHANT & TAILORING SERVICE. Kelburn avsnue. Leading Artist. Mr F. W. BEDFORD. 1923 Orders of, Latest London Suitings can be placed now.