PICTURES. TO-NIGHT’S GREAT TRIPLE BILL, FRANKTON’S /AWN nniIEATRE. RANKTON’S OWN A HEATRE. 3 FILM FEATURE GEMS. 3 Renee enee Kelly m ELL’ Foul oul PLAY.” LAY.” .Y in By Charles Reade, the world ramous author of “JIM THE PENMAN,” Etc. HOOT iPIBSON in “TYIDIN’ TY7ILD.” OOT VYIBSON In “-lAiIDIN’ VV ILD.” Ridin’ wild—Ridin’ free . . . over the edge of the world . . . because a boy had become a ntan . . . and a girl had become a woman. Then, fun in a boot store, TOHNNIE TTINES in “fTtORCHY.’’ O OHNNIE SATURDAY. A rpO-MORROW JL 0-morrow Saturday. WM. FOX’S GREAT SPECIAL. io.ooort. to.ooort. WM. T7ARNUM in “T>ERJURY.” M. -A ARNUM in “A ERJURY'.” A great actor in his greatest part. Then loads of run from Sunshine’s Milk ttied ttamp” ILK lED V AMP” And Second Solendid Episode of The tvays /\f truffalo tyill. he AAays V/F -Ouffalo ajill. R CONCERT AND DANCE. E-OPENING OF THE 5 PUBLIC HALL. FRIDAY, JUNE 29. Grand R .AND Concert. o n c E R T. MADAME ROSCOE AND PARTY. Adults 2/-, Children 1/-. Receipts in aid of Hall F’unds. DANCE TO FOLLOW. Gents J/J5, Ladies 1/-. WAIKATO HUNT. JJUNT. Hunting will be recommenced on SATURDAY, July 7th, at Eureka. CHAS. MEREDITH, Secretary. L LEAGUE FOOTBALL. EAGuil J^EAGUE1 J^EAGUE! AT JIINEMOA PARK. 1.45: WHITIORA V. FRANKTON. Athletics v. united. 3.0: CAMBRIDGE V. HAMILTON. ATHLETIC V. FRANKTON. Games that are worth seeing. EVERYBODY INVITED. Hamilton Rugby League Grounds behind Thnnis Courts, Rosstrevor Street. 496 HAMILTON RUGBY LEAGUE. ALL Junior Matches POSTPONED on account of the weather and state of the grounds. , V. DIXON, 508 Hon. Sec. HAMILTON DOMAIN BOARD. ■pERMISSION has been granted to the Hamilton Rugby League to make a charge of 1/- for each person entering Sleele Park on Saturday, 30th June, 1923. GEORGE BOYES, ‘ , Secretary. 499 Hamilton Domain Board. DANCING. IVY DANCES.—Opening Dance to be held Monday, 25th, at St. Peter’s Hall. Good floor and best ol' music supplied by Pike’s Orchestra. —P. Batchelor, Sec. 601 USUAL Norton Dance will be bold in Frankton West, Saturday, 23rd. Good floor, supper and music.—G. Carrie, Sec. MISS L. S. SMITH is now teaching the •latest Ballroom Dances, Jazz, Fox Trot, etc. —Private address, 12 Knox St. DANCING, Frankton Town Hall, every Saturday. Best floor. Supper and Music. A good night’s enjoyment. 271 D ANTING ! ANCING ! D ANCING ! ANCING ! D ANCING I ANCING i EACH SATURDAY NIGHT, EACH SATURDAY NIGHT, LIBERTY HALL Rosstrevor Street. Music: MISS EBBETT and MR ROEBUCK. Prepared Floor ! Excellent Music ! Supper Provided. ADMISSION —Gents 2/-, Ladles- 1/6. Under Entirely New Management. 493 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR SALE or Exchange— 24-ton Waggon, F.F. 11-coulter Drill, R. and G. D.F., P.D. D.F. Oliver Plough. 10, 12, 14, 10blade Disc Harrows, 10-blade M.ll. Swingletrees, Chains, Chain and Tripod Harrows, Planet Jnr. Cultivator, Handle -Ploughs. New and Second-hand Implements at lowest prices. When In Hamilton call at Waikato Machinery Exchange, Alexandra Street (off Pomeroy’s. ARTICLES FOR SALE. SATURDAY Morning’s Bargains Hooker and Kingston’s Winter Sale.—Ladles’ Wool Skirts, lancy ribbed, all shades, for 13/11. 509 SATURDAY Morning’s Bargains Hooker and Kingston’s Winter Sale. Thompson’s “glove-ilUlng” Corsets lor 4/11 pair. SATURDAY Morning’s Bargains Hooker and Kingston’s Winter Sale. Full size Double Width Down Quilts Tor 20/11. SATURDAY Morning's Bargains Hooker and Kingston’s Winter Sale; full size Double Bed Down Mattrasses for 34/11.' SATURDAY .Morning’s Bargains Hooker and Kingston’s Winter Sale. Large Irish Damask Bordered Supper Cloths for u/11. 509 FOR SALE. —New Dinner Jacket Suit, silk faced. Price 10 guineas.—Apply Murison, Ward Street. 612 OAK BEDROOM SUITES, Rimu Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Suites, 3-ptece | Chesterileld Suites, cheaper at Jones’ West End Furnishing House. 623 WHITE’S “Winter Sale” starts on Fri- j day. Great Bargains. Como early. —255 Victoria St., Hamilton. 599 I “ TTTINTER SALE,” great reductions at i W the “Home of Good Values.”— I White’s, 255 Victoria St., Hamilton. 5,99 j “VrURSERY Flannelette, 7/9 per dozen, j iN Doctor Flannel 2/3 at White’s, 255 1 Victoria St., Hamilton. 599 j ALL Wool Black Cashmere lloso l/11, j 2/11 at “White’s,” 255 Victoria St., j Hamilton. , 599 | PRAMS, usually £8 10/-, now £7 17/6. All Prams and Pusli Chairs will ho cleared regardless of cost. —W. Iff. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. Q/Q WILL : buy a hot water bag at J i)/ £/ BaUlie’s, the Cash Chemists. An- ; other shipment Just arrived. rjIENTS AND FLYS, good qualty, ’ 3ft. i walls: cheap.—At Waikato Loan Co., ,’ard Street, VULCANISING.! When your Tyres blow out, blow I In. Best Equipped REPAIR SHOP In ! district. ■ I .WAIKATO VULCANISIN DEPOT. ! ’Phone 2345. Opp. Commercial Hotel, i
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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15271, 22 June 1923, Page 1
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