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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13907, 7 November 1919, Page 5

PE R A 0 U S E. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT. A COMPLETE SUCCESS. — The Lyric Concert Party——The Lyric Concert Party— Mr WALTER WIIYTE--Tenor .Miss BELLE POLLARD Soprano. Miss RATI 1110 HOWIE-STUART— Comi'iiii'tttH\ In Conjunction \viih A COMPLETE CHANCE OE PICTURE programme. "The Winding Trail." "The Wiiuiina Trail." VIOLA DANA. ! TWO ENTERTAINMENTS IN ONE AT POPULAR PRICES. Reserves ;ii. Tl,e Bristol, 2s f.il. ADMISSION .. . -Js and Is. plus lax. JEWELLER'S SELECT RING TRADE... OUR. SELECTION OE ENGAGEMENT RINGS IS PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE. AN INSPECTION REVEALS BEAUTY AND TONE IN EVERY RING. We Stock only the Best Lines. Our prices just now range from £4 10s to £25. Our Casli Discount means a Saving. F. G. Marshall, RING SPECIALIST,, Thames Street. You Are Not Bound To take your Prescription to the same old Pharmacy. YOU-WILL RE WELL SATISFIED IF YOU TAKE IT TO THE NEW ONE, Wiiere it will lie carefully dispensed personally by DAVID S. RAIN, M.P.S. He makes a Specialty of Dispensing Prescriptions, and will , save you time and money. NT) OLD HIGH-PRICED WAR STOCKS TO QUIT. ALL DRUGS AND MEDICINES FRESH AND PURE. David S. Bain, M.P.S., DISPENSING CHEMIST, The Ei'sht 'Phone- No. is 8. r >. Present Telephone List has not been' altered. .' -THE FARMERS' CO-OP. L, OPPOSITE.

Gramophones. Hornless Models. "His Master's Voice." •TASMAN," Handsome Oak Model, with dome top—£23 10s. 'EXCELLO," in Beautifully Finished Mahogany Case—£l2. "Lyricphones." "VICTORIA" Cabinet Model 'in Mahogany—£2s. "BUNGALOW,",* in Fumed Oak—£B 10s. Also a LARGE SELECTION of SWISS and American machines from £6 6s. BE G G 'S, THAMES STREET. ON ACCOUNT OF ENLARGEMENT OF MY BUSINESS • 1 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 tho wishes of mv numerous customers. Only the LATEST Lines of Wallpapers, Pictures, and Mouldings kept- in stock. 1 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 Pictiire-Framer, Painter, Paperhanger, an dGcneral House Decorator. NOTE THE ADDRESS: Tluimcs St., Opposite Post Office. 1 Tel. 383. ..|TANTED KNOWN! What is tho VV Hackott? You'll know toUSTRALIA IN PALESTINE, a XJL Pictorial Record with literary contributions in prose and verse, of tho work of tho A.I.F. in Palestine. The country described and the military operations detailed are those in which the N.Z. Forces have fought, JOs Gd.A. RRASER. Bookseller. JAUNTY v.JOCK AND OTHER STORIES, by Noil Munro. Tliese fine tales of Neil Munro might be described as chips from the workshop which produced "John Splendid," ss. —A PHASER. Bookseller IHE PRINCESS'S TRAGEDY, by JL Sydney Grier. This story of a British Princess at a German Court recalls one of the most poignant political dramas of the last century, ;'s.—A. FRASER. Bookseller. DOROTHY, Y.A.D.. AND THE DOCTOR, by R.'W. Campbell, author of Private Spud Tamsoti, i'b.— A ERASER, Bookseller. "UFTI, by "Sapper," author of ITJL Serjeant Michael Cassidy." . A long complete and nuvst interesting story, ss.—A. FRASER, Bookseller. (HE MAN FROM THE CLOUDS, JL by J. Storer Clouston. An excellent spy story: even better than the "Spy" in Black." by the same j writer, ss'.—A. ERASER, Bookseller. THE GREAT HUNGER, by Johati Bojer, Norway's greatest living novelist. A very remarkable story; sireat in theme and in the t'-llinp:, ss. ERASER. Bookseller BEDDING PLANTS-Now i vS the tinu- (.- id-nit viuir Flower Borders with all kinds of choice TVddini* Plants, which will ;m'vo :i jrlorioue display in the Summer and Autumn.. Get our list and make vour selection . i MATN. Tees street.