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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12197, 23 July 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS DE LUXE THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT 2.30, AND AGAIN-AT 8 P.M., AND CONTINUING TWICE DAILY FOR ONE MIGHTY WEEK ONLY. THE GREATEST GIFT OP THE SILVER SHEET—THE PHOTOPLAY THAT ' WILL LIVE IN THE MEMORY WHILE MEMORY REMAINS. SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE’S Astounding and Stupendous Story now Picturised by First National in 14 Reels, and placed before you in a Vivid and . Startline Story of Romance and Adventure, Bristling with Comedy, WORLD.” A THRILLING-PICTURE. That’s the only way we can describe it! Never before have you seen anything * likeit! “THE LOST WORLD.” Take a Trip to Wonderland—to the Lost World—now found and placed before -your eyes in a vivid, -startling; story of romance and adventure. Come with Professor Challenger and his band of explorers, among which are two lovers for a trip up the Amazon to a place never before explored by man. Pass beyond to the .strange, unknown world of prehistoric monstei;s, fight for life with them against these monsters of the air, the land, and the black, unfathomed lakes. “THE LOBT WORLD” “THE LOST WORLD” Truly the Marvel of the Screen, it will hold you breathless, clinging to your • seat—a- picture you will never forget. BOX-PLANS ON VIEW AT BRISTOL PIANO CO., AITKBN’S BOOK ARCADE; " OR SEATS,MAY BE -RESERVED BY RINGING THEATRE, ’PHONE 20-080. THE LOST ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING!

ABOARD R.M.S. REMUERA The "All Blacks” travelled Homeward in the Remuera, and as a 'consequence the ship’s company learned from them all about Q-tol, the emollient and embrocative qualities of Q-tol, and its varied uses To meet requirements on board the ship’s barber now finds it necessary to carry extensive stocks of Qtol.

THAT 11 A M. SPOTMAKE IT J.D.K.Z. No doubt that morning spot does help the day along—especially if it’s J.D.K.Z. Gin. A pot-still malt gin of the finest quality, J.D.K.Z. bucks you. up by cleansing the system. Keeps you free from rheumatism, lumbago, etc. All Hotels and Bottle Stores stock J.D.K:Z.' Gin. Look for-the White Heart on the square bottle— Advt

In common Rvlth a number of other centres in New Zealand the Napier tobacconists and other vendors of tobacco and cigarettes decided to request the Government to afford them protection ngainst illegitimate trading. Chilblains Soothed by Q-TOL< 2/-

Mr M. McLeod, senior inspector of schools under the Canterbury Education Board, who is succeeding Inspector W. Brock, who retired some time ago, will take up his duties on August Ist..