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Patea Mail, Volume XLIII, 1 August 1919, Page 3

£5 S 3 HHEs Adams & Sons’ GREAT SALE NOW ON. A. Adams & Sons & jaato ~ TEE HOUSE FOS SATISFACTION _

WORLD’S PICTURES TOWN HALL PATEA TO-MORROW NIGHT BAIRNS LOATHE R’B BRILLIANT h'TH'ILN-RLLL PICTURE PLAY “THE BETTER 'OLE" Sessions 2.30 and 8 p.m. Old England’s Master Picture. Flashing Humour, Mirth, Mellowed by Borrow. “THE BETTER ’OLE" “THE BETTER ’OLE’' “THE BETTER ’OLE" “THE BETTER ’OLE" “THE BETTER ’OLE" “THE BETTER ’OLE" “THE BETTER ’OLE" Cirr-L’ 2/1, Reserved (id extra. Front Stalls 1/1, Back Stalls 1/7. Matinee — 2/1 and .1, 1. Children half price at Matinee only. CHEAP MUSIC ! CHEAP MUSIC ! CHEAP MUSIC ! SENSATIONAL MUSIC OFFER POSITIVELY FOR 21 DAYS ONLY. 7 Copies of Modern Music for 10/-. Post Free. 7 Popular Songs for 10/- 7 Pretty Waltzes for 10/7 Rattling Marches for 10/- 7 Ripping Rags for 10/7 Beautiful Reveries .... for 10/- 7 Charming Piano Solos, for 10/aud 7 Lovely Violin Solos for 10/11‘ desired, wo will assort the above, that is, send one of each of the Seven Numbers (7 copies in all) at the same rate 10/- post free. This is an exceptional offer and holds good for 21 days only during our Stock-taking Sale. Get your order in early as they can only be executed in rotation. :: Send a Postal Note for 10/- to-day, with instructions, and wc will do the :: rest. :: O’Hara’s Pianoforte, Music & Gramo House “The Mail Order House" 6a Avenue, Wanganui.

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES EVERYBODY’S PICTURES EVERYBODY’S PICTURES EVERYBODY’S PICTURES TOWN HALL WAVER LEY TOWN HALL WAVERLEY SATURDAY A Paramount Picture — “WHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY’’ ‘iWHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY’’ “WHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY” “WHAT MONpY CAN’T BUY” Starring Jack Piekford ami Louise Huff. Tiie most thrilling military drama in which these youthful artists have ever appeared. Prices as usual. W. T. EYRE, Manager. Waverley Public School Memorial In response to a recommendation from the householders of Waverley and district the School Committee have decided to erect a , Drinking Fountain as a memorial to the hoys who were pupils of the Waverley School and have fallen in the Great War. Subscriptions arc invited for the above and cun lie left with any of the following; members of the School Committee : 11. Middleton, S. Broiniley, G. M. Beer, P. C. Paris, T. W. Wall, A. O. Hemingway, and C, H. Southcombo (Chairman). TO PUSH-BIKE RIDERS. The famous tyre mender CORKITT may he obtained at the Egraont And ion Mart .... at 2/6 per tin. Worth its Weight in Gold. WAIROA DOMAIN BOARD NOTICE. TENDERS close on the 1 Ith August, 1!)ID, at o p.m. for a building to be eroded on the above Domain. Plans and specifications can be seen til the Board’s office. J. E. PALMER, Clerk. A boon to public speakers, singers, ami reciters is “NAZOL”. Keeps the throat clear as a bell. Can be taken anywhere.