Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12185, 9 July 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS FULLERS’ Hid MAJESTY'S THEATRE i 4 MAJETT'S THEATRE. Oiiectinn ... John Fuller nnd Sons. ltd TO-NIGHT! All. TO-NIGHT! Another Sparkling, Laughable Musical Kevue by the Most Popular of Companies F GAYLE WYER'S band box revue BAND tox PEVUE COMPANY COMPANY. Tn a Brand New and Highly Humorous Show concerning the doings of a Crew of Bloodthirsty Female Pirates.. "THE LADY BUCCANEERS. ' A Delightful Musical Revue, abounding with screamingly funny comedy. Haunting Melodies and Gorgeous Effects. First Appearance of ARTHUR AND HELENA BUCKLEY. ARTHUR AND HELENA BUCKLEY, Startling Minds and Clever Hands. A TELEPATHIC SENSATION. An Act you will Think About.. First Appearance of VIVIAN AND DUNN, Anglo-French Singers and Dancers. CASTLES AND TORZILLO (Tenor). (Harpist). WALTER VERNON. Australia’s Premier Ventriloquist. FULLERS’ PRICES: DC or f> «... 2> 6<l flicse-vca. 3c); plus tax; Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. BOX I'M' rut BRISTOL After 5 p.m. at Burnett’s, next Theatre. HUTT VALLEY POULTRY SHOW. UTT VALLEY POUT,TRY SHOW. HUTT VALLEY POULTRY SHOW. HUTT VALLEY POULTRY SHOW. HUTT VALLEY POULTRY SHOW. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY Oth and 10th. JULY 9th and 10th. OVER 600 ENTRIES. OVER 600 ENTRIES. POULTRY IN "?T. ' AUGUSTINE’S HALL. VICTORIA STREET. CANARIES AND PIGEONS IN ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. Barber and Whetton’s ’Buses leave Lambton for Show at every hour. NOTE.—Show Carrier leaves Foglia and Copp’s at 4.30 on AVednosday. BOXING BOXING IS NOT POSTPONED. fjl O W N HALL, THIS MONDAY. The Wellington Boxing Association recognise that it is no easy matter to find a New Zealand opponent emtal to tully extending TROWERN. With Stace not available at the last moment, rather than disappoint patrons, Trowern agreed to the substitution <jf McKNTGHT, the exWelter Champion of Auckland. His record as an amateur at least equals iliat of Trowern. and he has won his cme professional contest easily. Patrons who saw McKnieht in action at the last N.Z. Championships need no reminding of his forceful tactics. PRICES: 5s and 2s 6d, plus tax. Box Plans at Ned Perry’s. Early door tickets also at Len Bowman’s, Lambton quay, I 9 w fTVHE Fashions of *■ Youthful Men. What London says is new and correct can always be found at MILLIGAN'S, Kelburn avenue. Prices Moderate. ANNOUNCEMENT. BLUE BIRD CONFECTIONERY, 107, Manners street. IN order to protect our interests we find it necessary to advertise the fact that the above Business has been ownod by Mr B- Smith, Grocer, and managed by Mr S. H. Price since JULY, 1924. The Business has absolutely no connection with any other Confectionery Shop in Wellington. I’ ETHABY’S, the Up-to-date Umbrella _i Specialists, opposite The General Post. Office, Wellington No connection with any shops or travellers trading as Lcthaby's in Palmerston, Wanganui or Masterton. We recover nicely in Navy Green, Grey, Mole, Black, etc. Black I-even tine Cloth, 6s 6d; "Glorex,” 8s 6d; "Glorex'' Imperial, 11s 6d; Twill Silk 14s 6d and 16s 6d; Colours, 16s 6d to 22s 6d. We pay postage. 20s by post brings I a Silk "Glorex” Short-handle Umbrella jto you; 15s brings a Gent’s 16 rib. UmIbrolla to you. Presentation Umbrellas from 25s to 105 s each. Inquiries invited. Only address: Lctliaby’s. Wellington. PASTRY COOKS SW. ANDREWS, Pastrycook, 234, • CuFa street the beat shop tn Town for Cream Sponges, etc. 670 O ’V ANDREWS, Pastrycook. 234. LJ • Cuba street, the best variety in T"wn