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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14537, 8 December 1920, Page 1

SAY, WALK UP EARLY TO THE '■WALK OFFS." It's worth a walk. Every Jiving soul sings its praises. Itfis a picture that .MUST NOT BE MISSED. TO-NIGHT'S THE FlNAL—More's the Pity! rpiIEATHE I Where the best I VXOYAL. J- HEATRE I Pictures Are. j JLVoYAL. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! 7000 FT. 7000 FT. s MAE A LLISON In "THE WALK OFFS." AE ./XLLISON In "THE WALK OFFS."li/TAE A LLISON in "THE WALK OFFS." AE -CXLLISON in "THE WALK OFFS." ~,. AE A LLISON in "THE WALK OFFS." IrIAE XXLLISON in "THE WALK OFFS." The Best and Brightest for Years. The Most Popular Hit In N.Z. The Story is GREAT—the picture GREAT, and the star great. 5 SPLENDID SUPPORTS 5 TO-MORROW CIIAS. RAY, ELSIE FERGUSSON, MACK SENNETT. GRAMOPHONES. L A G L AUCKLAND, Nov., 1920. NORRIS C. BELL. Dear Sir, —When in Hamilton recently I was much impressed with the unusual excellence, both in detail and balance, of the La Gloria Gramophones. Specially was this noticeable in the delightful accompaniment to the various selections. The singer's voices were absolutely pure in timbre and diction, while the instrumental records were dainty and crisp. I consider "La Gloria" Gramophones very helpful to the Musical student in his endeavour to secure correct interpretation and style. M. LEEDHAM-CRUWE, A.R.A.M., London. GASH OR TERMS. L A G 2 LORIA PARLOURS, WARD ST., HAMILTON 157, Karangahape Road, AUCKLAND. WANTED TO BUY. GGS! EGGS! EGGS!—Wanted to Buy; Fresli Eggs, 2/4 per dozen—A. T. Prosser, The London Bakery, Hamilton last. 238 WANTED. —Two to Five Acres or Meadow Hay.—Apply to "Meadow," Times. WANTED. —Invalid Chair, in good condition.—Send price and where to be seen, "U. 5.," C/o Times Olllce. 193 WANTED. —Second-hand Stand Camera, post card or halt' plate, and accessories.—" Sepia," Times. 20 3 WANTED TO PURCHASE.—Four, live or Six-roomed House, £SO deposit, £IOO two months.—Send particulars to "Genuine," Times Olllce. 19:! WANTED TO BUY.—Turnip Box for Eleven Coulter Drill, Farmers' Favourite.—Matthew Bros., Hamilton.' 150 VY model. Terms wanted.—" Write "Five-seater," Times Olllce. 205 WANTED. —Second-hand Three-furrow Plough. State price and where to be inspected.—Tractor, P.O. Box 8, To Kuitl. 203 WANTED TO BUl.—FresH Eggs In any quantity; highest price given in th-3 Waikato.—Farmeis' Supply Stores, Collingwood Street. 357 WANTED TO BUY. fTORSE HAIR, Bottles, Sacks, Rags, Bones, L Cast lrcii. Lead, Zinc, Brass, Copper. BEST PRICES GIVEN. CART WILL CALL. ,W. K KHINQTT ' BOTTLE S T O R E, Foot Railway Bridge, Frankton Junction. TJOTTLES! TJOTTLES! We are CASH BUYERS in large or small quantities oi Bottles, aacks, Rags, Bones, Old Metals, etc. Country Consignments solicited the same day as goods checked. BhOWN & CO., HAMILTON BOTTLE & SACK EXCHANGE. Hood SUeet. 'Phone 22 06. fiiIiSCELLAHEOUS. A TTRACTIVE things in Antimony Vases, L Jewel Boxes, Rose Bowls, etc., for presentations, prices moderate at Stevens' Book store, Railway Buildings. GbENCOE HOUSE has removed from Railway Buildings to snop opposite Shaw's uarage. Splendid assortment of Blouses, Children's Clothes, etc. Inspection invited. 137 COME and see the Smallest Electrical Train in the world work. Big reduction til Dolls.—The fiovelty Depot. 135 CVAVILLE's are now taking orders tor i Xmas Cakes and Mince Pies. OUGHLIVS Sales get the crowds on JLi Thursdays. GARDEN HOSE, sd per foot, lOd per foot, i/- per foot.—Para Rubber Company, Ltd., Victoria Street, CHILDREN'S TONIC Will build up that child and make It sturay and strong. Prepared by J. N. Irvine, M.P.S.. Chemist. F. JENKLNSON Ward street, Hamll- _.» ton, for all that Is Latest and Best in Photography. Enlargements from old photographs a specialty. JUST LANDED, the noted "Empire" Folding Push Chair, all models, British goods. Prices right at W. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton WTO Breakages guaranteed wnen I shift -i your Furniture. Plenty Storage Space at reasonable prices.—P. Geary, Motor Lorry Proprietor, Bridge street; 'phone 1404. )E Early with your orders for Xmas JL» Cakes at Lowry's, Railway Buildings. ' OWRY'S, Railway Building, will supply i your Xmas Cakes! 539 HAVE you seen the little "Cleveland" Motor Cycle, if not give us a call. It will pay you.—Agents, W. M. Pitcher and Coy., Hamilton.

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