LAST SCREENING OF A GREAT ATTRACTION! TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. nook Your Seats: Attendant at Theatre from 'J to 7 p.m. (or 'phone 14'-'-.) "The Quality Tlieatre. STRAND. fR'AND. Direction [layward-Fuller's, Ltd. Final presentation of TIIOS. 11. INCE'S AMAZING SPECTACLE! LYING T IPS."—Always the Woman! VINO JLviPS."—The cry or the world LYING T IPS." —from dawn to dusk —■ YI.NG JL*irs."—woman Is placed on LYING T IPS." —the AUCTION BLOCK YING JUips"—to bear the burdens of LYING T IPS."—destiny designed by YIN'G J-^rPS."—the mind or man." artling picturlsation from the world-ivead rook.! magnificent: spectacular! SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS, including "English Gazette," 'Tattle's Educational Review." Then the bis scream, "All, -piUNCF. WH, X niNCK J- ISTACHIO!" Delightrul Music by the popular— STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PRICES—D.C. 1/7, Stalls 1/1, Reserve fee only 6d extra. BOOK YOl'R SEATS and avoid the great crush! COMING MONDAY —"PAVED FROM THE SEA." BAND CONCERT. TXAMILTON TMTCJXICIPAL "R AXD - Mr Geo. Croxford, ConductorThe Band will give the following 1 programme on Ferry Bank at 2..'!0 TO-MORROW. Collection in aid of Contest Fund. Contest March - "Commonwealth" P.immer Trombone Trio - "A Summer's Day" Round Contest Selection "Valkyrie" Wagner Cornet Solo - Norditschc" Bandmaster Graydon Test Hymn - "Eternal Fattier" - Dykes Contest Quartette "1 Pnritani" Billini Baritone and Tenor Horn Solos. GOD SAVE TDK KING. 10 BAND QUEEN. .riRAND riONCERT. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1021, At LOWRY'S TEA ROOMS. MISS McINTOSH AND PARTY. MISS McINTOSH AND PARTY. Admission 1/6. "22 FRANKTON SPORTS AND RECREATION CLUB. RESERVE WEDNESDAY NEXT, October sth, for the ,P RAND JJENFFIT Q m the CONCERT, FRANKTON TOWN HALL, at 8 p.m. HAMILTON'S LEADING TALENT. 20 F. H. RONAYNE, Act. Sec PORTFUUTUnE. ,uhiRA I T U R E. Children—they soon prow out or the mother's arms, Wit photographs of children never grow up. Make the appointment to-day. R. 11. HILLSDON, Photographer, King's Buildings, - - - Victoria St. FARMS WANTED. WE have a client with the money, who is desirous of purchasing a SMALL DAIRY FARM of from 40 to 7 0 acres, handy to the railway. Must be in good order and showing good returns, i Fictitious prices will not be entertained. Our buyer is gi.nuine and an immediate inspection can be arranged. Communicate at once to REVELL AND JACOBSEN, Agents, King's Theatre, 635 Victoria St., Hamilton. BICYCLEB rO'A SALE. 7<OR SALE—Gent's Bicycle, good condition, cheap.—Apply Times. 5 <OR SALE—Harley Davidson and Side Car, thorough order. Cheap. Quick sale. -Thone 26605. ' 719 INDIAN and Side Car, just painted and varnished? electric. Complete Tor £l2s.—Write "Chassis," Times. 858 HOME MUSIC HAS THE GREATEST CHARM. HHO sit in your own home and play, or hear played, the music that suits your particular mood, this is indeed one of life's greatest joys. Get a piano for your home at once. But be sure it is a good one—an instrument that lias and will retain its superb tone. In other words, get it from "The Bristol" Agency, in Victoria Street. The Bristol Piano Co. has long been known for its Pianos. Such instruments as the Pease, Clarendon, Campbell, Shelton, Sanies, Stodart and Willis, represent perfection in Pianooonstruction. EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. 'THE J?RISTOL piANO QO., T™WELLINGTON. Local Representative: THOMAS JOHNSON, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. MISCELLANEOUS. PUKKMIRO Coal dons not become dust while it is waiting to be burnt—-"Puke-Coal," Ireland and Burn. 'Phone 1767. C CHESTERFIELD covered in Shadow Cloth, with spring seat and backs. This Is a give-away price—only £l6 10/-, at Warman's Sale. 293 AND and Ashes obtainable at \V. G. to dodder's, Main street, Frankton. 'l'none 1299. " lIIERTY SUITES, comprising large sJ settee and two easy chairs, upholstered in shadow cloth or tapestry—only £ls 10/- at Warman's Sale. 293 "P-TO-DATE Firms want efficient ser\J vice.—Try Ireland and Burn Tor earrvlnc and you will get it. "Phone 1767. ' OCKETEAL" positively cures worst 1-J cases of Cow Pox, Sore Udders, Hard or Cut Teats. Tins 4/6, post free. Locketeal Co., Box 988, Auckland. 368 INOS. —English, best duality, at greatly \j reduced prices at Warman's 5a1e.293 i>UY your Case Fruit from Fow Bros., J next Shaw's Garage, Victoria Street.3i I Til RE! FIRE! FIRE! —J. Tanner prevents . trouble. Expert Chimney Sweep, Spring Cleaner. —'Phone 1988. 20 wfISS CORA MELVIN, in "Sing Joyous JL Hinl," and "I Hear the Thrush at Eve," at the Frankton Town Hall, Wednesday' next, October r.lh. 21 UIADOW CLOTHS, 31 inches, very heavy >j quality. Another or Warman's good value—only 4/0 Jttrd. 293 HOGG, at Frankton Town Hall, I>l Wednesday next, October sth. 21 j ILTON CARPETS in very quaint deTT signs. The latest shipment, 12 x lift Sin—only £33 10/- at Warman's Sale. r>EG. COOKE and Phil Maddork in up-to--I\> riaic humour at the Frankton Town Hall Wednesday next, October sth. 21 , jILLICAR'S SALE. —Cwidlea, 1/- pacKet.
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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14764, 1 October 1921, Page 1
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