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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13888, 14 October 1918, Page 1

Entertainmoms. 'HEATRE AMILTON TO-NIGHT In Aid of WAIKATO RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. THE PUPILS OF THE HAMILTON GIRLS' SCHOOL Will give the Operetta, ""THE MAGIC WOOD." "THE MAGIC WOOD." "THE MAGIC WOOD." "THE MAGIC WOOD." Introducing The Dance of the Nymphs, The Fairy Fantasy, The Marching Song, also SCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE. BEAUTIFUL LIMELIGHT EFFECTS. HAMILTON MUNICIPAL BAND. PRICES—3s. 2 8 and Is (plus Tax). School Children, half-price. 200 Pictures. ING'S TO-NIGHT. I H E A T R E. TO-NIGHT. A Unique Photo-play, with a Wonderful Cast, headed hy WALT WHITMAN. Settings of Extraordinary Beauty. The Largest and Most Elaborate ONE-ROOM SCENE Ever put on tlio Silversheet, "THE REGENERATES." "THE REGENERATES." "THE REGENERATES." A Splendid Story of Love that Conquers All. THEOSOPHY. PUBLIC LECTURES BY MR J R. THOMSON. AT THEOSOPHICAL HALL, OOLLINGWOOD STREET. Monday, 14th Octol>er, 3.5 p.m.—Enquirers welcomed. Monday, 14th October, 8 p.m.—Public Lecture. (See Waikato Times). "The Life Story of the Soul." MRS MARTIN WILLIAMS. Questions invited at close of lectures. 274 Notice to Land Agents AND AGENTS-Please take notic* that my property at Walton is withdrawn from sale.—ERIC MARK. 351 AND AGENTS.—PIease take notice that my property, acres, going concern, Koromatua, is sold.—E. R. Wintour. 354 AND AGENTS—My farm of 669 acres, section 2, Work 9. Newcastle Survey District, is sold.—P. O'Brien, Puroa road, Nganiawahia. 264 2TOCKOWNERS and Everyone interested in the advancement of Agricultural, Horticultural or Industrial Pursuits, are reminded that the [Twenty-seventh Annual Show is to be held on Grounds, at Claudelands, on 12th and 13th November. Entries close on October 24th, with the undersigned, at the Association's Offices. Victoria street, Hamilton, open till ten o'clock p.m. 'Phones 198 M and 198 S. J. M. BAXTER, Secretary. Waikato Agricultural bnd Pastoral Association. 360 TENDERS FOR GRAZING. rr»ENDERS will lie received up to the 21st October for grazing rights on th<? Lands under our Society, for period 12 months; sheep on. For conditions, ets., apply Hamilton Beautifying Societv. 359 * F. T. INNES, Sccretarv. Provisions. TO MAKE ROOM FOR STOCKS COMING IN. 1 B. DILLICAR has to dispose of ■ ' a good many lines which he was wise enough to purchase before the rise. The public are thereby getting the Ixsnefit of his good buying, and in spite of the ever-increasing cost of production and shipping T. B. DILLICAR'S Store is replete with every kind of food and merchandise at prices fully 15 per cent, under what is , being charged in Auckland at the present j time. When buying tinned Pears, Apricots, Peaches, Apples, Pineapples, bur first-class quality only; the same applies to tinned Fish, the best onlv are stocked by T. B. DILLICAR, and cost no more than second-rnte quality elsewhere. Why is that? Because T. B. DILLICAR "buys in such large quantities that a very small profit on his turnover pays working expenses and even allows him to give terms without increasing the juices. That's why tinned Fruits, evaporated Fruits, Fruits in svrup, tinned Fish. etc.. arc still to be had at T. R. DILLICAR'S nt the old price. Riksha Soap, the best and most economical, is still at the old price. Riksha Breakfast Meal makes fine porridge—still at the old price. Get the habit of shopping at T. B. DILLICAR'S—it pays. Drcssmawng "\RESSMAKING—rjood Dressmaker, * Costumier; also dressmaking classes day and evening; two hours' lesson 2s.—MISS NICHOLLS, London street, corner of Selkirk street; 'phone 803. T)RESS MAKING EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED By MISS FUSZ4RD (late of Hastings) at her branch, c/o. of Mrs VV. R. Gutteridge, corner of feeddon road and Marama st r eet. 10 a.m. to 4 p.ro pHE Arthur Atkin Vehicle Factory, *■ Ltd., can supply Spring Drays and Farm Waggons on the shortest notice. FORD PARTS, MOTOR SPRINGS (all cars); Hoods Recovered; painting in all the latest shades. Write or call for quotation. "OONNETS for Babies; also Hats ■*-* suitable for girls from three to sixWn years.—J. WILLIAMS, Victoria street, Hamilton. 'Phone 125.