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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14599, 24 February 1921, Page 1

A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME! Is the verdict or the delighted audience who witnessed this truly wonderful double attraction last night. I CJTRAND. I I Otrand. I "The House or Greater Attractions'' Direction: KULLER'S-HAYWARD'S LTD. T>AULINE TTWEDERICK ;. L AULINE J REDERICK in the "Goldwyn Special, "THE FEAR WOMAN." " THE FEAR WOMAN." "THE FEAR WOMAN." A Story Powerful, Enthralling, Gripping! Also, FLORENCE VIDOR 4: ZASU PITTS, In the Great Problem Play, POOR "pELATIONS." 0011 JLvELATTOiS." and "QMASHINU "IX And Supports, Dellgrhtrul Music, STRAND ORCHESTRA. Usual Trices—tid, l/l and l,v- Ao reserve fee. 'XTRAORDINARY SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION! TTKACTION! MONDAY mUESDAY ONDAY - 1 - L'ESDAY (i'eb. 28th and Mar. Ist). matinee t>oth t\ays a t 2..10. atinee -Doth JL/ays x\-t 2.30. PUBLIC HEALTH FILMS present: EUSi 01 THE "OOAD. HE XVOAD. rpilE. TpOAD. AHE JtVOAD. (Rv Order nr the Censor, To Re SCREENED TO SEPARATE SEXES). 'ATCH TOR iTHTHER ANNOUNCEMENT? QRAffIOPHONEB. Soma reasons why La Gloria Is far and away the brst Gramophone on the market. La Gloria I 3 unapproachable In tone quality, due to Improved and patented sound box and sound chamber. La Gloria Is able to record the Bhort 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 Gloria. MACHINES FROM £l4 TO £l2O. Cash or Terms. J A Q.LORIA pABLOUKS. WARD STREET, HAMILTON. 157, Karanaahape Road. Auokland. LAND AGENTS. JJQME OP 5 R ( "DATHROOM, Wide Hall, h. and c. water, gas, porcelain bath, gas cooking stove, etc. Nicely situated; 5 minutes to footbridge. Small section with good frontage.

WILL SELL FOR £I3OO. Owner left district. Immediate possession. • OYES AND SOLE AGENTS. ■JJEW TJOUSE ROOMS (Furnished), all conveniences. PRICE £llsO. Gash £-iUO to £joo. "XTEW TTOUSE ROOMS. PRICE £975. Deposit " £2'oo. Ali conveniences. yELL-BUILT House, 4 rooms. V PRICE £S7S. n OSLING AND pRENTON, FRANKTON JUNCTION. flOOi) TJUYING IN EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. VVHITIORA—£3OO DEPOSIT. PI AKj) COMFORTABLE FOUR*IU"U ROOMED DWELLING, with pantry, scullery and bathroom, h. and c. water, all conveniences. Freehold section. CLAUDELANDS —£200 DEPOSIT. Q-t A A A—NEW MODERN BUNGA*IiUU LOW, nicely designed, h. and c. water, porcelain bath and basin and every modern convenience; washhouse, c. and t., under one roof. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. VI J-'^O - FIVE-ROOMED MODERN &JL-tOV BUNGALOW, h. and c. water, porcelain bath and basin and all conveniences, motor shed;, only 7 minutes from Footbridge. HANDY—£4OO DEPOSIT. VI £OO LARGE SIX-ROOMED * IUUU HOUSE, well built and nicely finished, h. and c. water, porcelain bath and basin; large freehold section; within 2 minutes of Victoria Street, and overlooking the beautiful Waikato. RIVER VIEW'S—£4OO DEPOSIT. V9OOO BEAUTIFUC CONCRETE cV«UUU AND ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW, tiled roof, h. and c. water, porcelain batli and basin, every modern convenience, and exceptionally well (hushed, septic tank. Grounds laid out in lawns, gardens, paths, etc. Magnificent river views. Handy to town. Government mortgage. A. M. B ISLEY AND COYGENERAL MERCHANTS AND LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WARD STREET, HAMILTON. 'Phone 1779; or after office hours, 1881.