ONE NIGHT ONLYI ' ONE NIGHT ONLYI STUNNING! GLORIOUS!! RAVISHING SPECIAL!!! A TO-NIGHT. COSY THEATRE' \ TO-NIGHT. THE DRAMATIC HEART-CRY OP A MILLION MOTHERS! Quivers with the Tenderest; of Human Emotions! Constance Bennett. Constancy Bennett. Hear Her Sing “Sleep, My Sweet’’ in Lucia .Bonders Renown Pi ay ‘ ROCKABYE.’ x' ROGAABYiV ‘ ROCKABYE.’ ' (Recommended by Censo* for Adults). - Tho story of a Girl who fought for love, and lost! Featuring: ■* JOEL MeCREA PAUL LUKAS .TOBYNA HOWLAND. In addition:—“PATHE NEWS, No. 44-Tv.” “AUDIO REVIEW. No. •10." .“BARNYARD BUNIC” Cartoon. “LOOPS MY DEAR” Comedy. THURSDAY! THURSDAY! THURSDAY! EDGAR WALLACE'S SENSATIONAL RACING THRILLER' The Grand Master of Thrills—Edgar Wallace's Most Successful Story of the intrigues—drama—and love of the sport of CThgs. The Calendar; Xbe Calendar.’ (Recommended by Gen.or for Adults). A Production that Lacks Nothing in Racing Realism—Featariu*' ! ..HERBERT MARSHALL EDNA BEST GORDON HARIvER... j Everybody's Pick for Rare Entertainment—A Tale of the Turf. j In addition:—“JOHNNY' GET Y’OUR GUN” (Ideal Magazine). ! “RY'NOX” “RYXOX" “RY'NOX” I A Special British Featufette.Starring Stewart Rome, Dorothy Bevd. j DON’T MISS THIS SPECIAL “ALL BRITISH” PROGRAMME. ■ Preceded by the latest “Fox Australasian Movietone News.” I iilM'llil BALL FRIDAY, JULY 28th. ‘ln a Japanese Courtyard.’ PRIZES Wild. BE AWARDED TO LADY AND GENTLEMAN WEARING BEST JAPANESE COSTUME, AND ALSO FOR OTHER FANCY DRESS. MASKS TILL SUPPER. NOVEL BALLET OF JAPANESE MAIDENS. RIKIHANA’S NEW ORCHESTRA. (J PLAYERS) IN SPECIAL NUMBERS. The Ball of the Season. TICKETS: DOUBLE 7/ti, LADIES 3/-, GENTS 5/-. J. J. JllOliiDAX, Hon. fctacroiarv'.
JjO&'r. —A CHEQUE, for jss on BauJc of Australasia. Payment stepped. MRU. J. MOIT’ATT, Otaki. QASHiUERE HOSE 2/U pair aALLAN AND CO. 'f Winter Halt*. JdfONEY —Use it on your porridge and paddings, Sib tins with handle, 3/- at COLLINS' Golf Links Apiary. 1924 GHEVKOLET DOURER. Motor recently overhauled. New bat tcry. Any trial, £35. Terms.—J. C. MILNEB, Ltd. 'yy’ANTED TO BUY. —Pinus insignus LOGS, any quantity.—W. VAX TER, Box 17, Waikunae. Botany Wool HOSE, in all wanted shades; Clearing ut 2/11 Pair at ALLAN AND CO.’s Winter Sale. pOlt SALE. —Dodge ROADSTER first-class mechanical coliditiou. Cheap for cnsh. Apply FORD GARAGE, or phone 19. T EMON DRINKS sweetened witi HONEY will holp ward off in fluenza. Honey 8d lb at COLLINS Golf L'nlts Apiary. TVfEN’S Art Bilk and Wool SOX, l/( Pair at ALLAN AND CO.’s Winter Sale. Silver and EJ?.N.S. uso “Town Talk" Silver Polish, 1/6 and 2/C; ’ use “Town Talk.” Stiver Plate Clot' j I/O and 2/6. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY clear- ' ing front 2/11 at ALLAN AND CO.'s WINTER SALE. N °w is the time to paper your walls —take advantage of our Remnant Wallpapor Sale, 0, 7 and 8-roll lots.— ALEXANDER CLARK, LTD, 15-17 I’itzherbcrt Avenue, Palmerston NorLh. CTRIPED FLANNELETTES for hard i wear, 9d yard, at ALLAN AND | CO.’s Winter Sale.
pOE SALE.—I 927 BUDGE 3i Motor Cycle. Electric light, good mechanical order and well shod. Price £l3 10s—J. C. MILNES, Ltd., Otaki and Lotin. f'XJNPEOTIONEBY slaughtered at THE BITZ: Chocolates 1/- lb, Liquorice All sorts 1/* lb, Hard Jobes 1/6 lb, Eucalyptus Jobes 1/- lb. Toffee* l/i 1925 doI)GE ROADSTER—CoIoniaI body. Engine re-conditioned. Good paint work and tyres. Very at-, tractive appearance. Price £65: Terms. —J. C. MILXES, Otaki and Levin. POUND. Bring Your Birthday, Dance or Party Cake to the BITZ and have it decorated to your own design for 2/-. yCE nuBAM is a pure food as well ar. a luxury but be sure it is made in the home-made atyle, procurable only at THE BITZ. IQOO ESSEX COACH—Engine has ±U£iO heen thoroughly overhauled. Paint work as new. Any triaL Price £125. Terms. —J. C. MILNE?, Otaki and Levin. ('IAKE DECOEATIOrsB. Emits, Flowers, Animals, etfc, every article made of Confectionery and will not deteriorate. Prices from Id up- j wards at THE BITZ WAU (PAPER. TJEMNAKTS, 6,7, and 8-roll lots at Half-Price from A LEX AND ER OLABK, LTD., 15-17 Fiizherbert Avenue, Palmerston North. HISSES GILLESPIE AND BLACKWOOD, DRESSMAKERS, Next "Hail’/ Office, Otaki. Are prepared to do Dressmaking in all its branches, at Reasonable Prices. DRESSMAKING. jtrs. STEER, Dressmaker, has -re , *r moved into premises ixi Matone j treet, opposite Couxthoa.se. Work of j 11 descriptions undertaken- Besova-! etc. A Oiarges moderate. . -
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