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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12455, 25 May 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS J)E LUXE THEATRE COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, 8 O’CLOCK. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. JOHN W. CONS IDIN E. JK. presents RUDOLPH VALENTINO in ’"THE EAGLE'" He Spurned an Empress And her love turned to hatred. Then with a price on his head he became The Eagle, a bandit feared for his daring, cunning, skill al arms. And then came The Girl, caught by the highwaymen only to be freed by the soft glances of half-hidden eyes that win the Eagle’s heart and bring him to her feet. A Tempest Emotion In Addition : BEAUTIFUL PROLOGUE Arranged by Mr Joe Knowsley, Featuring Misses Eila Liardet and Ngaire Green. Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken’s Book Arcade; or ring Theatre, 'Phone 23-080. A ONCE A YEAR OPPORTUNITY FOR BOOK BARGAINS. ANNUAL BOOK SALE. THE NEW ZEALAND BOOK DEPOT, 71, WILLIS STREET, OFFERS A BUDGET Op BOOK BARGAINS. Tho keen buyer trill step lively as stocks will soon be depleted at tbe.se prices. A Glorious Three Weeks For Book Loveys. SALE COMMENCES TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 9 A.M. SPLENDID BARGAINS IN Travel Books, Poetry. Art Books, Essays, Biography, Technical Books, Theology, General Literature. Discounts vary from 15 per cent, to 50 per cent, off usual prices. NOVELS GOOD NOVELS: Usual Price, 6s; SALE PRICE, 3a 6d each, or 2 for 6s. 3s 6d Reprint Novels: Usual Price, 3s 6d; GOING AT 2s 6d Each. Hundreds of 2s Gd Reprint Novels Is 6d Bach; Six for 7s 6d. AN OPPORTUNITY TO LAY IN A STOCK OF WINTER READING AT BARGAIN PRICES. Big Discounts off Books for Boys and Girls. \ Ask for Hundreds of Children’s Picture Books to be Sacrificed. THIS IS A GENUINE SALE. REDUCTIONS OFF EVERY LINE. It is Impossible to List tho Bargains. Ask For Catalogue. CALL EARLY-CALL OFTEN. CALL EARLY—CALL OFTEN. Remember Sale Commences TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 9 a.m. THE N.Z. BIBLE & BOOK DEPOT, 71, WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON, (Opposite "Evening Post.")

Mr W. G. do Gruchy, manager of the local branch of the C. and D. Line, accompanied by Mrs de Gruchy, left Wellington on Saturday afternoon by the Port Hobart on a visit to Eng-