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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14583, 4 February 1921, Page 1

PICTURES. rpO-.MGHT “MIGHTY METRO.” X a Screen Classic, dc Luxe. To Reserve ’Phone 1580 ill! 7 p.m. KING'S See the Films. irpHEATRE. LAG’S Hear the Music. I A IIEATRE. TO-.MGHT ONLY. ON STAGE A .NO SCREEN one of the finest of living: actors is B ERT J YTELL who has achieved B ERT J_>ERT T YTELL success, in a Wonderful visualisation of Sir Gilbert Parker’s tremendously powerful story of North Canadian life in 8 acts, •‘Till Effi O 1; Wav” ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES EVER ACTED AND FILMED. The story is MAGNIFICENT. The Setting's are BEAUTIFUL. The whole production SPLENDID. Added Attractions include— A STAR COMEDY, and FOUR OTHER FILM GEMS. Delightful Music by H. SPENCER - SALT k ROSIE LOCKWOOD. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 2.30. GEORGE WALSH— "THE DEAD LINE.” PEGGY HYLAND—“BLACK SHADOWS.” “THE GREAT GAMBLE.” MUSIC WAREHOUSE. sensational TUB NEW ‘‘TTINGSTON” PLAYER-PIANO £275 Call to-day and hear it. Cash or Terms. Note the Address — A. E ADY A ' NIJ C°And THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO CO.. | Opp. Library, HAMILTON. S. RILEY, .Manager. MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. I "'OR SALE—Vulcanising Service at A. 1 Oldham and Son. Ward Street, opposite Winter show Buildings, Telephone 1706. FINANCIAL. LADY with novel and good selling Lino wishes financial assistance (£100.) Will give half share; prefer one who can take an active part self. —Reply “Sincere.” P. 0., Te Awaniutu. 683 T> E YOUR , OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. WE CAN BE "OF REAL TANGIBLE SERVICE TO YOU. Under the present conditions prevailing to-day it Is an obvious fact that the conversion of BOOK DEBTS INTO CASH is must essential. UUu WHOLE TIME AND ENERGY IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. Agents and Correspondents throughout New Zealand and the Commonwealth of Australia. Banker’s Reference—Bank of Australasia, Hamilton. P.O. Box 186. Telephone 1735. WAIKATO ACCOUNT COLLECTORS—TRADE ASSIGNEES. Established 1913. Everybody’s Buildings, Hamilton. (Opposite Commercial Hotel.) EDUCATIONAL. JJAMILTUN HIGH SCHOOL. Accommodation is required for Country Boys attending the Hamilton High School. Kindly send particulars lo the Headmaster. R. ENGLISH, 53 Secretary. XJA.MILTON HIGH SCHOOL. The Headmaster will be in attendance at the High School on SATURDAY, February sth, and MONDAY, February 7th, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., for the enrolment of new pupils. Town pupils will be enrolled on Saturday, and Country pupils on Monday. R. ENGLISH, 13 Secretary. FOR SALE. ■jyj'ERCANTILE Tj3 A R M E R SI X FOR SALE—STRAINERS. Apply— NEW ZEALAND HOME BUILDERS, LIMITED, Lake Road. ’Phone 1374. NOTICE TO BUILDERS. \VE can now supply from our Hamilton Timber Yard— OREGON TIMBER, Clean for Joinery and linishing lines. Aiso Building Sizes. OREGON DOORS. OREGON PLYWOOD. 520 ELLIS & BURNAND, LTD. T° ]3 UILUERS ANL) JTARMERS. gHIPMENT of following lo band: — English Galv. Iron, all sizes. Galv. Piiiing, Ain, Jin, iin, 1 iin, 2in. And Fillings. Asbestos Sheets, 3 x 4, JBs 9d sltcet. Porcelain Baths, £lB. Barb Wire, 12 x 0, £52 lOs per ton. English Raw Linseed oil, los gal. Oregon Doors. Shacklock Ranges, rigid and left hands. Copper Boilers. Copper Cylinders. White and Brown Tiles. Bricks, Lime and Cement. Forward your orders to — J AYBOURN, J|OSS AND yyiIYTE. THE CHEAPEST HARDWARE FIRM IN THE WAIKATO. Office ’Phone 1580. Private: M. E. Laybourn 1650, R. J. Ross 1040, S. W. Whyte 1949. PURIFY your blood with Sarsaparilla Blood Tablets, 2/-, from Irvine’s Pharmacy. ■\T7ANTED you to see the “Royal Enfield” >Y Motor Cycle and Side Car; absolutely the finest combination built.—W. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. THE SIMPLE SEPARATOR The "Domo” Is easily cleaned and does not got out of order. It is a general favourite because it gets ALL the cream. Successful dairy farmers are those who use the “Domo,” the simplest separator made. Ask for full particulars from the agents. — H. B- Rested, Ward Street, Hatnlltou. i