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Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16799, 29 May 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THING’S rpo-NIGHT THING’S -°UNG’S X O-NIGHT ING’S Another excellent double-star Programme. 1. Master Pictures present TOHNNY TXINES "OHNNY XX INES in “ rnHE OPEED OPOOK ” “ X HE P POOK ” Sixty miles of thi'ills to the minute. Patrons will remember Johnny in “Conductor 1492,” and “The Early Bird.” 2. Paramount Pictures Present “T3EGGAR f)N XX ORSEBACK” “ EGGAR XX ORSEBACK ” Featuring Edward Everett Horton and Esther Ralston. rpUESDAY, JUNE J_ST. MOVING PICTURE. “JHE JRANSFORMED JSLE. : CENTRAL HALL. At 7.45 p.m. Admission: Adults 1/-; Children 6d. A Pictorial Story of the Work of the Gospel in the Solomon Islands. gOCCER. FIVE-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT.. To be Held On KING’S BIRTHDAY, JUNE 3rd. At Dodd’s Paddock, Parawai. Competition Open to All-comers. Medals will be given to Winning Team. Now then, Rugbyites! What about having a go for these Medals? The Rules are simple, and you will get a fair spin. Entries to J. Hately, or J. A. Bailey, Mackay Street. WANTED KNOWN. OAMFOSA (late Camphos), Germicide and Healer, is a scientific, preparation manufactured from a byproduct of Camphor. It is both nonpoisonous and non-irritant, and its healing qualities are very powerful.— For sale at Renshaw’s. QAMFOSA (late Camphos), is a Disinfectant, Germicide, Antiseptic or Healer, invaluable in the treatment of cattle, horses, sheep, dogs, poultry, etc. It will not fail you. Convince yourself by trying it. —Renshaw’s. OAMFOSA (late Camphos) for Home, Farm, Garden and Orchard. Efficient, pleasant and economical. Easy to mix. Does not stain. For sale at Renshaw’s. J^EN SHAW’S sell Camfosa at Auckland advertised prices: 4oz. bottles 1/ 3each; lib. tins 3/- each; half-gal-lon tins 11/6 each; one gallon tins 22/6 each; four gallon tins 21/- per gallon. BUSINESS NOTICES. J£ING’S JHEATRE QONFECTIONERY <£<HOP. npHE Proprietress of the above Business desires to thank the Public of Thames for the very liberal patronage accorded her during the past five years, and takes this opportunity of intimating that, the business has been disposed of to Miss O’Brien, for whom a continuance of the same support can be confidently recommended. TXAVING taken over the King’s Confectionery Shop, I solicit a share of Public support. I intend to keep only the best of Sweets, Fancy Goods, and Cordials. I. O’BRIEN. [A CARD] jyjISSES FLORISTS. Pollen Street ----- THAMES. Tables Decorated. Bouquets, Wreaths, and all Floral Emblems on Shortest Notice. PHONES: 41M, 41S, 260. Y\7hat \y iLt y ou J)0 rpo-NIGHT ? This night in lots of New Zealand homes, by cheery firesides, many energetic young men are engaged in the pleasant and porfitable business of self-improvement. All are fired with the spirit of ambition and achievement. All are determined that they will not remain in subordinate positions. Through the medium of HEMINGWAY’S HOME - STUDY COURSES they are equipping themselves with knowledge practical, specialised knowledge that will assure for them speedv advancement and financial security. Hemingwiay’s Courses include: Book-keeping, Accountancy Professional, Secretarial Diploma, Law Professional, Banker’s Diploma, Teachers’ Certificates, Advertising, Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, Pitman’s Shorthand. Now, while YOU are young, is the time to spend a proportion of your leisure hours in studying to assure future prosperity. Write for information, stating the Course that appeals to you, to JJEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516 AUCKLAND. lOWNSON’iS Pharmacy maintains its ■ reputation for careful dlspenslng Ith moderate charges.—Wm. Town m. Pharmaceutical Chemist, Thame, T>ICHARDSON, Pollen Street.—Have you seen-, our Bargain Window? Every article half-price.