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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15886, 26 July 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE POPULAR KING’S. We have the Programme for yon. TO-NIGHT Friends, a Real Sensible Picture. GEORGE ARLISS, England’s Greatest Actor, Who delighted you all here in “DISRAELI,” Comes again in Another Masterpiece “THE RULING PASSION.” The Story of a Man, wealthy, retired and under the Doctor’s order to rest, but he fought his battles over again just for the fun of the thing. MEN: If you are thinking of retiring, wait till you see “THE RULING PASSION.” It has a message for you. “GET OUT AND GET UNDER.” 2-reel Harold Lloyd Comedy. “RATHE GAZETTE.” “THE DOG CATCHER.” Another Fine Comedy. • D-C. 1/6; Stalls 1/- (Plus Tax). STRAND THEATRE. THURSDAY, JULY 26. At 8 p.m. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT In Aid of Piano for High School. Novelty Band, Songs, Dances, Recitations, Play, etc. Admission: 2/2 and 1/1. G. H. JENKIN, Director. BUSINESS NOTICES. PURIRI RIDING. Mr. A. E. E. Dodd wishes to thank those who so kindly supported him in yesterday’s Election. WILSON AND CANHAM, LTD. Cash Buyers AT HIGHEST PRICES of HIDES, CALFSKINS, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, HAIR ETC. FOR the past seven years we have been paying top prices for the abovementioned goods, and Waikato Farmers have been reaping an incalculable benefit from our organisation. We take everything the Farmer has and this year, as usual, we are paying TOP PRICES FOR CALFSKINS. Do NOT SELL ELSEWHERE before communication with our buj-ers. J. H. NICHOLSON. Agent for Hauraki Plains. WAIKATO BRANCHES: Frankton Junction and Te Aroha. P. TAPP, Branch Manager. TE AROHA. EYESTRAIN AND SIGHT DEFECTS need prompt attention to prevent a lasting weakness. MR. H. A. BAGLEY, M.5.C.0., OPT. D., (Late of Russell, Ltd.). OPTICAL SPECIALIST. In Thames, Friday, August 10th. Appointments and Consultations at London Dental Rooms. Accuracy and Satisfaction. MOTOR SERVICE. W. WHITE’S ROYAL MAIL SERVICE Between THAMES, TURUA, & NGATEA. (Connecting with Whittaker’s Royal Mall Service to and from Waltakaruru and Mangatarata). (Weather and Other Circumstances Permitting) Busses will leave Garage, if sufficient inducement offers, until further arrangements can be made, as under: THAMES, at 7-30 a.m. to catch 8 a.m. Ferry. Ngatea (Boardinghouse) at 9.80 »..m. for Thames, via Turua, passing Turua about 10.16 n.ra. Thames, at 3 p.m. to catch 8.80 p.m. Ferry. Ngatea (Boardinghouse) at i p.m. to catch 6 p.m. Ferry at Orongo. On Saturdays ’Bus leaves Ngatea at 12.30 p.m. instead of 9.30 a.m. Only one trip on Saturdays. N.B. Distinction between Cara and other cars (when big 'bus Is not running) will be a red flag on the radiator. As a Royal Mall Is carried on every trip, this service has the first right to the Ferry. FARES: Return Ngatea 8/6; Return Turua 6/6. Passengers to pay their own Ferry fees. All Heavy Goods go by trip. ’Phone 40. CARTER’S TAURANGA-WAIHI MOTOR SERVICE. Cars leave Tauranga daily at 6.80 a.m., connecting with train for Thames and Auckland at 9 a.m. Cars leave Waihi daily at noon and 4.30 p.m. during the Holidays. Special Reduction for Parties. Fares Reduced to £1 6s. B. CARTER, Waihi or Tauranga.