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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14584, 5 February 1921, Page 1

: . L i.Lr.n o— jJAYWARD'S piCTURES. To the rront again—with tlic pick or the WORLD'S GREATEST and FINEST Productions! AT 2.30 rpO-UAY /VM.Y. AT 7.45. AT 2.30 CJTRAND I The Home kJr/RAND I or •QITRAND I Greater MI'RAND I Attractions. Direct from STRAND." AUCKLAND, after a successful and extensive season. (Take It rrom us these are the rip-lit (foods.) The big First National Special. starring /CONSTANCE rpAI.MADGE starring CONSTANCE AALMADGE —ln—" QTRAND CITRAND TNXPERT." TNXPERT." TnXPERT." You cannot Try—you cannot Laugh.YOU Just Itch with excitement. Also the Immense ENGLISH production, by PHILLIPS OPPEMIEIM, " i NNA rpiiE A DVENTURESS." A.nna liie Adventuress." starring such distinguished artists us ALMA TAYLOR k GERALD AMES. "Men rought and died for hoth — One sorrowed—the other laughed." Supports Include: Hamilton Regatta Films (specially taken by the Strand), Educational and Comedy, and Delightful Music by the STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PRICES: Day, 3d and 6d, Night, 1/1 and EXTRAORDINARY ttractio.n: 2 NIGHTS ONLY O NIGHTS ONLY ITONDAY AND FTIUESUAT, .iro.NDAY AND rpUESDAY, FEB. 7 and 8. FEB. 7 and 8. E. J. CARROLL presents his latest and greatest of all productions—the 7-reel story of romance and adventure; warm and glowing with an Imagination Inspired by personal experience, and enriched by a succession or stupefying stunts by Snowy Raker. As wholesome and bracing as the breezes that blow over the great outback or Australia. Recognised QNOWY T>AKER as QNOWY J->AKER •THE WORLD'S CJNOWY T>AKER GREATEST kJ'NOWY JL>AKER ATHLETE, and O'NOWY T>AKER STUNT ACTOR." UXOWY -I>AKER In his AMAZING: THRILLING! SENSATIONAL MASTERPIECE!THE CJHADOW (Y HE OIIADOW \SF THE CJHADOW HE OIIADOW THE CJHADOW ,IE OIIADOW w (y - w ry .- w (Sf W v/F w (\v \V VF LIGHTNING [GHTNINO RIDGE." IDGE." RIDGE." IDGE." ■piDGE." XIiIDOE." RIDGE." IDGE." SEE SNOWY'S Dive on horseback rrom a cliff Into a seething torrent. SNOWY'S Mall Coach Hold-up at Dead Man's Curve. SNOWY'S Jump rrom a horse on to an express train. SNOWY'S Vault on horseback clean through the roof of a bushranger's hut. SNOWY'S Leap on a brldleless thoroughbred from a moving train; SNOWY Crossing a chasm on horseback across a fallen blue-gum to the Mysterous Whispering Caves • ur Lightning Ridge Retreat. SNOWY'S Escape from the roor or an hotel on to the back or his BONNY WHITE BESS below. The Story is rich In Love and Romance, and as clean and sweet and wholesome as the breezes that blow over (be scenic grandeur or the jrreat outback. ACMI'ECIAL r\F CJPECIALS. utpisciAL vf Specials. "The House of Greater Attractions." DIRECTION—FULLER'S-HAYWARD'S LTD. PRICES—I/1, 1/7 and 8/1. Reserves lid extra.) PLANS NOW OPEN! - PLAN'S NOW OPEN! - AT THE NOVELTY DEPOT or at Theatre BOOK EARLY! BOOK NOW! BOOK EARLY! BOOK NOW! for— XIONDAY OR rpt'ESDAY "VJEXT. eRAMOPHoncs. 1/ G 1 Sorxt3 reasons why La Gloria 1b far and away the best Gramophone on the market. La Gloria la unapproachable in tone quality, due to Improved and patented sound box and sound chamber. La Gloria is able to record the short vibrations produced by the soprano voice and the strong vibrations of the cornet without the blemishes found in other makes of machines. M. Henri Verbrugghen, conductor of the celebrated New South Wales Orchestra, states he was particularly struck with the mellowness of tone and the clearness of detail in Gloria. MACHINES FROM £l4 TO £l2O. Gash or Terms. T A Q.LORIA pARLOURS, WARD STREET, HAMILTON. 157, Karansahape Road. Auckland. l/TCT7"NIGHT'S REGISTRY.—We are •' •V wanting:—Cooks 00/-, 55/-, keeper, Waitress, Housemaid, 'Laundress, Wardsmald, Pantrymald, Lady Help and Generals; Also Married Couple (70/and round) .Married General Hand (15/- a day and Cottage), Ploughman (00/-), Milkers, Youths, Kitchenman, Night Porter. IN OH SALE. —Horse, Harness and Buggy, .' all In good order. —Apply Mrs Vowless, Newstcad. THE WAIKATO REGISTRY OFFICE, NEW RAILWAY BUILDINGS. We have positions for Cooks, Hotel Waltreis. Coo>c Generals. Also Farm lUnds, Ploughman, Milkers, Men with knowledge of sheep and caitle. also boy? to learn trades. Highest wages. 'Phone 8148. MISCELLANEOUS. <HE EDITROLfI ORAMAPHONE Tor llfejl. like Music.—Lewis R. Eady and Son Ltd., two doors from House and Daklng's. )ROSSER'S PLAYFUL PRICES.—BaII j. wide mouth Preserving Jars, pints l?/fi, quarts 15/6, 4-gall. 21/- per doz. 'Phone 2135. i ELECTRIC TORCHES, Batteries and Bulbs, J rresh stocks weekly, all standard sizes at W. M. Pitcher and Co.. Hamilton. NTENDING BUILDERS don't worry aboul JL cement supplies. Get your orders Ir early Tor the Policy Patent concrete Block Prices bedrock. It Is rheaper than timber, easy to erect, lowest Insurance rate maintenance less 1 per cent. \\i ha? been tried and tested), and approved b\ the Public Works Department. can be seen at the Hamilton Hardware Co., ur the works, Clarence St.—F. Polley, Manufacturer and Patentee, 'Phone 1005. 0£ CURRIE AND OZANNE, Nurserymen, Seedsmen, Florists, RAILWAY BUILDINGS. Begonias, Palms, Maiden Hair Ferns, Asparagus. Plenty of Others. RIMLESS Spectacles and Eyearlasses, Scientific Slght-testinir.—H Grocott (F.S.M.C London), Qualified Optician, Manning's Pharmacies, Lt.d, Hamilton.