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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14771, 10 October 1921, Page 1

PICTURES. * TTBACTION Attraction Extraordinary j XTRAORDINARY At 7.45 S!1 ARP. HARP. Theatric. | IIEATRE. 1 presents Australia's Screen Achievement! T>h.i.y t>oils.” DIES.” T>ILL X>ILL jinii.s OILS.’ ~>OILS.’ ■>ol' S.’ Tremendous adaptation of lIENTVY LAWSON’S immortal work! Maprnifloentlv produrerl. Powerful east of All-siar selected artists, including New Zealand’s own beautiful star as “Ruth.” pLS I E rCQOR'M AC K. Sensational Adventure and Romance amidst Australia’s Great Bush, and Magnificent Mountain Srcnery! Krom first to last it holds the onlooker In amazement at. its astounding: realism. Preceded by rare attractions, headed by Help tttantf.d —tit ale” ELI* ,VV ANTED—MALE" 0 Arts. AH British Production. Starring Beautiful BLANCHE SWEET. GAZETTE, COMEDY, EDUCATIONAL. STRAND POPULAR OCHESTRA. PRICES—D.C 2/1, Stalls 1/7 and 1/1. Children half. Plans at Novelty Depot till 5.30, then at Theatre: 'phone 1(22. HOOK YOUR’ SEATS! The crush will be great! LECTURE. T HEOSOPHY. Ml H ARRY ARRY ■RANKS .VNKS will deliver the FINAL LECTURE of his Course’at the Lodge Hall, Collingwood Street, on TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 P.M. on a subject that is both highly instructive and deeply interesting, “THOUGHT FORMS.” “THOUGHT FORMS.” A number of actual illustrations of different types of Thoughts will be shown at the conclusion of the lecture. This is the last opportunity you will have for a year to hear this able and intensely interesting lecturer on THINGS THAT MATTER. Vocal Solos by Mr Harold Piper. Collection. 223 QUEER CARNIVAL. JJAMILTON QUEEN QAHNIVAL. POSITION OF QUEENS. TENNIS QUEEN 14,414 VOTES BAND 12,467 VOTES RUGBY 10,622 VOTES BAND queen. MONSTER BAZAAR. A LL GOODS for the above to be left at Lowry’s Tea Rooms or Barton and Ross’. E. S. CROSS, 226 Hon. Secretary. SOCIALS. FORESTER’S’ SOCIAL, Tuesday 11 th, 1 Parish Hall, Frankton Junction. Brothers welcome, their friends by invitation. Gents 1/-, Ladies a basket.—J. G. Harp, Secretary. 175 as ... = ssm r-r^rrm PORTRAITURE. P O H T IV A I T U R E. Owing to several complaints we wisli to advise the'people of Hamilton not to give deposits on Photographs to persons canvassing from house to house for enlargements in our name. We have no travellers canvassing for enlargements. AH orders for enlargement or outdoor work must be made by ringing ’phone 2831, or calling at the Studio, King’s Buildings. R. 11. HILLSDON, Photographer, Victoria Street. mUSIC WAREHOUSE. The Latest in .QRAMOPHONE3 for Picnics or Holidays. pHE “J)ECCA” PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE. Black-grained Leather, 131 b in weight, the “Decca" provides the means of musical entertainment wherever you go. PRICES, £lO 10/- TO £l6 16/-. ,Q.ET IT AT Jj^ADY’S, "THE* OLD FIRM,” 141 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. T. JOHNSON, Manager, TISTEN! To any Record being played on the ED IT KOLA GRAMOPIfONE, j and you will be surprised at the j complete, absence of harshness. The tone is pure, clear and perfectly natural. This is due to the Editrola Patent Sound Chamber, which enables every gradation of sound to he reproduced iu its true quality. Such a vast improvement results from this exclusive Editrola feature that we invite you specially to come and hear it for yourself. Easy terms can be arranged. If unable to call, write for illustrated catalogue and terms. L EWIS R. E ADY & S 0N ’ LTDVICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. (Two doors from House and Daking.) Head Office: Opposite “His Majesty’s" Auckland. LEASE. TQAIRY jr*ARM po J^EASE. IRA ACRES, splendid district; 80 xl/\4 l( , rns good grass, practically level; 20 acres good millable kahikatea bush. Eight-roomed house, 10-bail cowshed, with machines, good outbuildings. Will carry 3a cows. Lease £2 10/- per acre for four years, with good purchasing clause. Now milking 23 first-class cows, which can be bought at valuation. Price for goodwill £6OO. H. L EWIS> 157 LAND AGENT. TK AXVAMU jfOW’S ’Phone 2251. BUY IT!