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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16211, 8 December 1926, Page 2

(THE COOLER THEATRE.) THE ORCHESTRA DE LTJXE FINAL SCREENING OF THE GREATEST WESTERN PICTURE EVER FILMED UCK JON JCCS THE GREATEST WESTERN COWBOY AND HIS FAMOUS HORSE -H^id;^:{lW:. IN A THRILLING ROMANCE OF ARIZONA AND EUROPE ii \mm mm mi whi»h^ Buck and his Cowboys invade Europe. Thrilling battles, red-hot action, and riotous humor. Buck's best to date. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PRO RAMME. OR AND ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS. TO-MORROW MATINEE 2 P.M. THE GREATEST CROOK DRAMA YOU'VE SEEN THE MASKED BRIDE THE REGENERATION OF A BEAUTIFUL CROOK. ACCUSED OF THEFT ON HER WEDDING DAY. AND THEN? Matinee 1/-, 6d, 3d—Night 1/6, 1/-. A void Disappointment. Book at Muir'f Phone 353 after 6 p.m. Reserves 1/6, Oiiele or Stalk.

SEE THE NEW TROJAN CHINA WARE. SOMETHING QUITE UNIQUE. PICTURES IN NEW SUBJECTS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT ALL PRICES. STENCIL AND PEN PAINTING OUTFITS. s. YiNeeNT 219 GLADSTONE ROAD

drH.W.Hk^ Piano and Player Expert otifv tho Public (hat. lie has just received from London CROWLEY PIANOS AND PLAYERS Also BBASTED PIANOS AND PLAYERS. Terms to suit Purchasers. Inspection Invited. 8 £aS STREET .Near High School. 'PTione 1028 M.

THE EARL HAS NOW BECOME THE LARGEST SELLER IN N.Z. TO-DAY., BUILT BY ONE OF THE LARGEST ORGANISATIONS IN ENGLAND, THE EARL IS NOT A MASS PRODUCTION JOB. EVER) PART IN THE MACHINE IS MADE IN THE" ONE FACTORY TO FIT ANT) WORK TOGETHER IN PERFECT UNISON. THE GREATEST BUY IN CYCLES TO-DAY. S> v w met «, m m m m m *v OR £3 DEPOSIT, AND BALANCE AT 5/- WEEKLY. CHEAPER THAN CAR OR BUS FARE'. Now Fully Guaranteed for Two lears by our Liberal Guarantee. OPPOSITE CASH STORES.

AITKEN'S | PUMICE CONCRETE' WORKS MANUFACTURE "KONKA"—The Modern Building Material. i CONCRETE ROOTING TILES-For. Coolness and Beauty. HUDSON'S\ PORTABLE COPPERSFor Economy. PORTABLE CHIMNEYS—Weigh 14 cwt. CONCRETE WATER TROUCHS-Per-manent. CONCRETE WASH TUBS-No leaks, no smells. FARMERS' HANDY HEATERS. CONCRETE PAVING SLABS. AIR BRICKS. PUMICE BREEZE BRICKS. FENCE POSTS. STRAINER POSTS. Visitors to the Show be sure and see Aitken' concrete display. Support local industry. Come to us for any class of: concrete goods, nothing too small to' rece : ve our- consideration. i Carnarvon Street [IE h»vo' good stocks of Fresfi and Y V ■ Imported Fruits on hand.—Fruit Exchange, Peel Street, Phone 310.

SCONES. WEDDING PARTUS Catered for on the* Premises. Note Address: MAIN' SHOP: Vincent's Buildings (opp. Salvation Army). BRANCH: SHOP: Harris Street and Wainni Road. Phone 437. 16 __, MAP LOUNGE HOT WAFFLES AND MAPLE SYRUP HOT BUTTERED TOAST Served EVERY MORNING Prom ff.TO until 13 noon. ALSO FOR SUPPER. 0. L. FERGUSON, Proprietor. IIHE S'prmz Cfeincrfl the Cl«m Sweep.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., 264 Aberdeen Road. Phone 722.