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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16153, 1 December 1924, Page 1

Don't WAIT, till it's TOO LATE. BOOK .NOW BOOK NOW BOOK NOW . BOOK NOW A POSITIVE SENSATION WHEREVER SCREENED. ■VT-EW QTRAND N pw OTRAND few ' OTRAND COMMENCING mO-MORROW TtfIGHT rrtO-MORROW ■VriGHT (TUESDAY) FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY THE CINEMA SENSATION Which is taking New, Zealand by storm. VICE EXPOSED VICE EXPOSED VICE EXPOSED VICE EXPOSED In THE MODERNISED VERSION THE MODERNISED VERSION THE MODERNISED VERSION Of pAST T YNNE TJUST T, YNNE £j \J lJ - Y NNE T YNNE T YNNE T YNNE TpAST T YNNE -IT-AST T YNNE TAKEN FROM THE BOOK TAKEN FROM THE BOOK TAKEN FROM THE BOOK TAKEN FROM THE BOOK DRAMA OF SORROW AND TEARS. (Endorsed by the Women's Reform League and leading clergy or New Zealand.) SHOULD WOMAN SUFFER ' WHILE MAN GOES FREE? OF A WOMAN—BY A WOMAN—FOR MEN AND WOMEN. LOOK down the vista of the centuries and it will be'found that Life's saddest story is Man's Treatment of Woman. TO BE SCREENED SAME NIGHT— Six Part Extra Special Comedy, T ARRY DEMON T ARRY OEMON rpHE piRL TN rpHE T IMOUSINE fpHE piRL TN mHE T IMOUSINE rpHE piRL TN HTHE T IMOUSINE IT'S ONE LONG SCREAM.

NOTE.—Owing to the tremendous business resulting in Hundreds of people being unable to secure seats, it is earnestly requested that intending patrons should BOOK their seats at LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, Ltd.. On account or programme heing: a long: one (16,000 feet of film) we are compelled to start early. But a word to the wise— COME EARLY, and do not be annoyed If we are unable to accommodate the late arrivals. Hundreds turned away at every performance in the cities.

tMtiO ACSjmsr. Sheep Farms are going U rise in value. Bound to, considering the price of wool. GET IN BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. 486 A GRES '

Carrying to-day 700 B. Ewes, 400 Dry Sheep (100 sheep just sold off fat), and these were all wintered, besides 120 head cattle, many of which are fattening bullocks, and 15 horses. * Splendid buildings, good House, best woolshed'in district; good clean bush country, grassed 7 years, and still clean pasture. No weeds. No fern. Close to sea coast. Best farm I've been on for years for sheep. Price and further particulars on application. Terms. £IOOO cash. SMALL FARMS WITH SMALL DEPOSITS WANTED. I have an aged couple who want 30 to 50 acres, £SOO cash. Must be « finished farm and a going concern. I have a lady farmer who wants the same, with £SOO to £6OO deposit. I want a specially nice 30 to 50 acres, must be handy, good buildings, and show excellent value. Client prepared to pay cash up to £3OOO. *\ "W, F. EAGANLAND AGENT, HAMILTON. 'Phones: Office, 2819. House, 2706. RANKTON —5 Rooms, a nice new ■*•' House, Torrington Avenue. Price £950; deposit £IOO. O-ROOMED HOUSE, with lean-to, every convenience, on f-aore section. Price, £550. TO LEASE —50 ACRES, all grass; 4roomed House; 5 miles out; low rent. WANTED—--100 ACRES within 10 miles Hamilton. HOUSE, with 2 or more acres, within 5 miles. RESIDENCE on high ground; £ISOO. Send particulars to XTUBERT gEEBE AND QO., WARD STREET HAMILTON. ■DAGLAN npOWN gECTIONS. For Sale by Auction at RAGLAN MART, SATURDAY, 6th, at 2 p.m. f SECTIONS, i acre and over, in the ' centre of Raglan, all in grass, on main metalled road. Some of the best building sites in Raglan; good views. Terms: 10 per cent cash, 5 per cent 30 days; balance 5 years, 6 per cent quarterly. Reserves very low. A. R. L ANGLBY ' AUCTIONEER. A NXOUKCI>'C? a new Kodak, and a good - one. Prices £4/10/- and £7. — Irvine's Pharmacy will show you. AFTER " KJu, : ' to restore your strength, take 3 X Tonic. —Prepared by 1. N. 'rvice, Chemist, next Farmers' Co-op-