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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15270, 21 June 1923, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. > C A N D A L." t C A N D A L." (■CAUDA L." • C A N D A L." (CAUDA L." IT'S A PLAY THAT EVERY HUSBAND ought to see. THAT EVERY WIFE ought to see. THAT EVERY SINGLE MAN ought to see, THAT EVERY SINGLE GIRL ought to see, AND THEY WILL. < CANDAL." 'CANDAL." t CANDAL." JCANDAL." < CANDAL." JCANDAL." Is known the world wide as THE MAGNETIC PRODUCTION. It is to be' staged at the TOWN 0 W If HALL, ALL, TO-MORROW (T7WIDAY ) "VTIGHT, O-MORROW (iIUDAY) Xl IGHT, SATURDAY VTIGHT. SATURDAY ll IGHT. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Harry I. Cohen, by arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Has much pleasure in announcing toe return or the MAGNETIC PRODUCTION. Cosmo Hamilton's daring and much discussed play. One of the most delightful ever written. A CAST OF RARE EXCELLENCE, Headed by T\UANE, One of the -'ORIS JL/OANE, Sweetest DORIS TTvUANE, Artists who Ever ORIS -L'UANE, Graced DORIS T\UANE, the Stage. ORIS -L/UANE, Together with ERIC TTARRISON, RIG JJ-ARRISON, A Virile Actor Admired Universally. Supported by Harold Moran, Lucie Carter, John Galway, Grahame Newton, Arthur Orbell, Mary Macgregor, George Broad, etc. "SCANDAL." • The Most Talked-of "SCANDAL." Play 'SCANDAL." From the Most Talked-of ■ "SCANDAL." Book. • She was a young society butterlly, bored with the daily routine or society rounds. She longed to taste or lire in Bohemia—to seek adventure and new sensations, and then came— SCANDAL !" CANDAL !" , SCANDAL !" CANDAL !" SCANDAL !" CANDAL !" This is the' basis or Cosmo Hamilton's much-discussed play—one or the most daring and delightrul plays ever written. Box Plan ror the Season at "SCANDAL." Paul's. ■ Reserved Seats 5/-. 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. All Prices Plus Tax. 'SCANDAL." 'SCANDAL." 'SCANDAL." 'SCANDAL." 451 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE. A SACRIFICE," Te Rapa— Bungalow, Cottage, 5 spacious rooms, bathroom, conveniences, necessary outbuildings, 84 acres level land, main" road, 3 miles Hamilton. £1750, Cash £SOO. Also 8J acres level, main road, £1250, Cash -Address Times. 522 ' - ROOMED BUNGALOW,- all canvenlJ ences; i acre, elevated section. Good terms to right man.—D. G. • Whltmore, Forest Lake Road, Frankton; 'phone 2529. sale —New sTroonied Bungajow, 3 . mln Post Ofllce. Terms arranged.— Apply "Quick Sale," Times. 502 HOUSE, 5 rooms, large rreehold section. Price £7OO, deposit arranged, or would let to approved tenant.—Address Times. 521 TEN ACRES, close Paerata station, factory, sphool, store; good grass, two frontages. —Apply Waikato Times. 561 WITHIN 20 MILES OF AUCKLAND. EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. Qp' j_ ACRES partly Improved farm, all OD2 easy undulating to Hat land, good quality. 25 acres 111 English grasses, balance rough feed, light scrub and tailow. Adjoins railway station, also on main metalled road to Auckland. First class buildings. This I conveniently situated property is offered for a short time at tue extremely low price or £39 per acre. Easy terms, say £4OO cash. Telephone 13. 1 FIND HOMES FOR THE WORKER. 5 ROOMS, vacant, 1 acre section adJoining Steele Park, no deposit, nice orchard. Gome aiuiig and Secure the key lrom the sole agent. 4 ROOMS, NEW, £445; DEPOSIT, £45. 3 ROOMS, NEW, £550; DEPOSIT, £25. 6 ROOMS, NEW, £1000; DEPOSIT, £i'o. 4 ROOMS, NEW, £825; DEPOSIT, £SO. 20 SECTIONS, Frankton, Progressive estate, deposit, £1 on each. Price £IOO, balance at 4d a day. You can only secure these rrom the Sole Agent. • EXCHANGE, three motor cars for houses, sections or mortgages. THREE. Private Hotels, Midlands, orrer- ' ing cheap, possession with £25, balance £3 per week, rent furnished, and another Victoria Street, £125 full of boarders. TO LET. 2 ACRES and 7 rooms, new, £3 a week, central. 5 ACRES, Claudelands, new house, £3 per week. 5 ROOMS and 1 acre, concrete house, p.w.c. 37/0 per week. 0 ROOMS, Claudelands, telephone. Only £2 10/- per week. 2 ROOMS, batch, London Street,. 16/- a week. —ALSO—--3 FURNISHED BACHES, going cheap. The above can only be had from the REAL LIVE AGENT, R H, W OUD Right Opposite Commercial Hotel. 'Phones 1679, 1554, 2618. No waiting, no delay— We'll-do your business right away. BOOKS FOR SALS. rTANE p REY, "WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND." His latest and best. A gripping story, set in the magnificent solituues. or the Great American Desert. PRICE, 6/6. >o.\Db' T I.MITED. -ISS WOOD, high-class Dressmaker and j.,jL Custumler, has commenced business in McGuire's Buildings (next to Haere Mai Tea Rooms). Ladies' own materials maue up. Latest designs. Moderate charges. HS KLINBERG (Dressmaker and Costumier) from the Renovating Emporium has removed to Railway Buildings,/No. 341 t ESSO.NS in Dressmakjng, Thursdays iJ (day and evening); also Costumier, day and 'evening Dresses. —Miss Nlcholls, 0 Clarence Street (Tour minutei from q'v 0 -Phone 1803. > AND D. SEDGWICK, late Debenbam t. and Freebody, London W.. and Farmer's, Sydney, Dressmakers and costumiers, Bond's Buildings. 'Phones .">iSO; after 6 p.m., 2931. COSTUMIER AND BLOUSE SPECIALIST, LONDON STREET, (Next Dairy Co's. Buildings). MISSES WICKHArf A.ND WEST, Costumiers, Dressmakers, and Milliners, blouse and Children's Clothing Sperlallsts. Opp. Nottingham Castle HoteL Morrlnsvllle. Moderate Charges. Satisfaction Guaranteed. that "Influenza Cough" Forsytoe's jl' Expectorant Mixture Is the only cure. Bottles 2/6 and 4/6.