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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13906, 6 November 1919, Page 5

QPE R A ||OU SE. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT. —The Lyric Concert Party——The Lyric Concert PartyFresh from a Suecosl'ul Son son at Liberty Theatre. Chrislchureh. Mr WALTER WIIYTE-- -Tenor -Miss BELLE POLLAR I)--Soprano. Miss- BATHIE STUART—Comedienne. Operatic Solos Latest Ballads. i Charming Duets Chic Comedy. Maori Maori Songs. In Con junct ion with our Picture Projrra mine, —"Mis Royal Highness"— —"K:s Royal Highness"— TWO EXTERTATXMEXTS IX OXE AT POPULAR PRICES. ADMISSIOX 2s and Is, plus tax. Reserves .-it The Bristol, 2s (>d. To Residents of Xorth Oamrttu : Searlc's 'Bus loaves School corner at 7.-HO p.m., returning after the performance. ]OI JEWELLER'S SELECT RSNG TRADE... OUR SELECTION" OF EXGAGEM.EXT RIXCS IS PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE. AX IXSPECTION REVEA LS BEAUTY AND TONE IN EVERY R-TXG. 'We Stock only the Best Linos. Our prices just now range from £4 Ids to £25. Our Cash Discount means a Saving. F. G. Marshall, RING SPECIALIST, Thames Street. You Are Not Bound To take your Prescription to tfie same old Pharmacy. YOU WILL BE WELL SATISFIED IF YOU TAKE IT TO THE NEW ONE, "Where it will be carefully dispensed personally bv DAVID S. BAIN, M.P.S. He makes a Specialty of . Dis-> pensing Prescriptions,, and will : save you time and money. ' : -'- N T O OLD HTGH-PRICED WA,R. STOCKS TO QUIT. ALT; DRUGS AND MEDICINES FRESH AND PUKE. David S. Bain, M.P.S.j DISPENSING CHEMIST, ' ' The Right 'Phone No. is 85. Present Telephone List has not been altered. THE FARMERS' CO-OP. IS OPPOSITE.

i Gramophones. Hornless Models. "His Master's Voice." "TASMAN," Ilandsomo Oak Model, with dome top—£23 10s. "EXCELLO," in Beautifully Finished Mahogany Casey—£l2. "Lyricphojies." "VICTORIA" Cabinet Model in Mahogany—£2s. "BUNGALOW," in Fumed Oak—£B 10s. Also a LARGE SELECTION of SWISS and AMERICAN MACHINES from £6 6s. B E G G 'S, THAMES STREET OAMARU. ON ACCOUNT OF ENLARGEMENT OF MY BUSINESS I have taken over the PICTURE-FRAMING BUSINESS lately carried on by R. Smith. With improved facilities, I will bo in a better position to comply with the wishes of my numerous customers. Only the LATEST Lines of Wallpapers, Pictures, and Mouldings kept in stock. I wish to thank the public for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention to the various branches of my business to merit a, continuance of same. T. NIGHTINGALE Picture-Framer, Painter, Paperhanger, an dGeneral House Decorator.

NOTE "THE ADDRESS: Thames St., Opposite Post Office. 1 Tel. 383. A USTRALIA IN PALESTINE, a Pictorial Record with literary contributions in prose and verso, of the work of the A.I.F. in Palestine. _ The country described and the military operations detailed are those in which the N.Z. Forces have .fought, 10s 6d.-~ A. FRASER. Bookseller. JAUNTY JOCK AND OTHER STOR.IKS, by Neil Munro. These 6no tales of Neil Munro might be described as chips from the workshop which produced "John Splendid," ss. —A FRASEIt. Bookseller. THE PRINCESS'S TRAGEDY, by Sydney Grier. This story of & British Princess at a German Court re-' calls one of the most poignant political dramas of the last century, ss.—A. FRASER. Bookseller. Dorothy, v.a.d., and thk DOCTOR, by R. \Y. Campbell, author of Private Spud Tamson, '.'a.— A FRASER, Book-seller. MUFTI, by "Sapper," author of Sergeant Michael Cassidv." A long complete and most interesting story, os.—A. FRASER, Bookseller.

The man from the clouds, by J. Storer Clouston. An excellent spy story; even hotter than the "Spy in Rlaok." hv tlio namo writer, os.—A. ERASER, Ruokseller. THE GREAT HUNGER, hy Julian Bojer, Norway's frreatest iivipg novelist-. A very remarkable sturv; great, in theme and in the t-Wliuy:, f>s.— A ERASER, Rookso'.ler Bedding plants--n<w i s th.« t."inc. to plant yonr Flower Borders with nil kinds of ehoiee Redding Plants, whieh will j;ive a j/lorious display in the Summer anil Autumn. Got our Fst and make your selection MAIN, Tees street.