AMUSEMENTS QUEENS ♦ THEATRE ♦ Vhe TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT JACKSON GREGORY’S Famous Whirlwind Romance: 1 “THE OUTLAW” | = Picturised as g§ jj “HEARTS AND SPURS” § With a Famous Cast, including eg 1 H "BUCK” JONES. jg 1 SPECIAL ATTRACTION': J 1 GOODSELL v. PADDON, g g World’s Sculling Championship, g =j Also Chapter Two of tg S “SAMSON OF THE CIRCUS” g 1 FRIDAY NEXT: 'I 1 ■ ZANE GREY'S GREATEST! g = “THE LIGHT OF WESTERN = S STARS.”
ARTCRAFT THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). 7.15 COMMENCING TO-N 1GHT.~7.45. > REGINaST DENNY ' REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY And LAURA LA PLANTE in “THE PAST WORKER,’" A Paster Picture than “Sporting Youth.*" A Funnier Picture than ‘".The Reckless Age.” A FINE and INTERESTING TOPICAL. A MOST AMUSING CENTURY COMEDY. . MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. Entr’acte: "Prelude’’ (Rachmaninoff). PUBLIC NOTICES THIS > HAYWARDS WEEK! * ON SATURDAY ON SATURDAY BUY A SECTION AT HAYWARDS (Manor Park Estate), OR STOKE VALLEY. Wellington’s Choicest Garden Suburb. Best Property Investment in the District. Over 600 acres subdivided at Haywards and Stokes Valley to be sold this Saturday. Home Sites, Sites, foe, Shops, Sites for Week-end Cottages, Plat Sites and Hillside Sites, Blocks for Farms and Pine Plantations. Chance of a life-time, as Hutt Property Values are increasing rapidly, and Haywards and 1 Stokes Valley are the. prettiest spots in the Hutt. - ' Railway i Station on the * property at Haywards, and ■ Stokes Valley area is next to probable site for’future Stokes yalley Station.
A buyer of a section at. the (email reserves fixed for the coming auction sale at Haywards on •Saturday next may lay the foundations of his future fortune thereby ' In the Station Estate should be snapped up valuable corners—business sites, shop sites, sites very suitable for blocks of private residential flats andl private hotels —on the main bridge ' avenue and railway avenue. Such Sections will probably double and treble in price during the next few years. Haywards is the most beautiful portion of the Hutt Valley—hundreds of acres of glorious bush parks are handy—charming river and bathing extensive golf course. An ideal site for Wellington's ideal garden suburb; See it and you’ll buy on Saturday. .REMEMBER! AUCTION SALE THIS SATURDAY AT HAYWARDS, 2 P.M. COME'! Get Plans and see Photos *nt Manor Park Bureau, corner Eaama and Eeatherston streets, Welv lington, or from Auctioneers in Conjunction—Dalgety and Co., Ltd., and S. George Nathan and Inspect at once. Railway Concession Tickets, ls-6d becond-class, 2a 6d first-class, obtainable ONLY at Manor Park Bureau, for use any day. Motor ’Buses also running daily—return fare 2s 6d.
JjIRED T. BOWEEBANK, M.D., M.R.C.P.E., Has commenced practice in Diseases of the Heart and of Metabolism, at 190, WILLIS STREET. Telephone, 20-310. ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL., CITY WATER SUPPLY, Notice is hereby given that persons found watering their gardens by meann of hoses, 'or allowing their taps to run water to waste, will be prosecuted without notice. It is an offence to use water through a hose even though metered, unless a person shall bo in charge or such hose during the time it is being so used - R. TAIT Acting-Town Cferfc. December Bth, 1925. /! 281 ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION FOR AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL TO BE ERECTED AT VILLER3 BRETONNEUX, FRANCE. COMPETITIVE DESIGNS are invited J for the above from Australian Architects or Designers, who enlisted for service in the Great War with the land or sea forces of the British Empire, or whose sons or daughters enlisted for service with these forceß. Printed regulating the submission of designs may be obtained on application at Military Headquarters in the Capital City of each State of the Commonwealth. ... The closing date for submission of design* is April 30th, 1926. g T. TRUMBLB, Secretary. Department of Defence, December 16th, 1925.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12315, 9 December 1925, Page 3
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