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AMUSEMENTS. "□"IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HAYVTARD'S PICTURES. SPECIAL PROGRAMME. O N LV TO-NIG HI O NL Y. Another Change of Programme To-morrow. Specially Reproduowi Drama.tic Star, talk ok two cities. tal-t ok two cities. talt: of two cities. talk of two cities. tali? of two cities. Adapted from Charke Dickons's Immortal "Work. Educational Star, "MAKING CYCLES." "MAKING CYCLES." "A WAYWARD HUSBAND." HAYWARD'S GRAND. ORCHESTRA.. Conductor: Mr W. Whit-cy. Dtcs3 Circle and Front Stalls 1, B»ok Stalls Gd, Kcserv«l la 6dHIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HAYWAKD'S PICTURES. CommcncinK TO-MORROW. TUESDAY. NOV. 25th. DEFOE'S IM-MOR'IAL ROMANCE. The anU Advciirurce of Alexander Sflkirk CruiKel. At Sea ar.d on tho Island of Jnnn Fcrnsmdei. "ROBINSON CRUSOE." '■ROBINSON CRUSOE." "ROBINSON CKUSOhJ." i "ROBINSON CRUSOE." ! "ROBINSON CRUSOK." j "ROBINSON CRUSOE. I "ROBINSON CRUSOE." aOOO feet in two reo's. The many exc~t;ns epiwdes faithfully ropToauoed—The Wreck—Castaway—Th« Island —The Cannibals— Man Frida\—The Rescue— The whole admirable work in perfect pictures. Ono of Edison's Fine Dramas, "The COASTGUARD'S SISTER." "The COASTGUARD'S SISTER." "PANAMA HAT INDUSTRY. "Checkmated" (Comics) "Smashing Time, j PATHE GAZETTE. j i HAYWARD'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. i Dress Circle and Front Stalls Iβ. Back Stalls Gd. 1? Cα. SYDENHAM PICTURES. Proprietors: Sydenham Co-opcr»tivo Pictures. Direction: Hay ward's Enterprises, Ltd. At S. TO-NIGHT. At 8. AN EXILE FROM ERIS. SPECIAL AGENT. THE HAND OF PROVIDENCE. FRIENDS. Supported by Topical*, Educationa!*, and Comedies. Pricpg—ls and 6d. Plan at Holcroft'g. CYDE NH A M PICTURES. TUESDAY. TUESDAY. WITH SCOTT TO THE POLE. ' WITH SCOTT TO THE POLE. WITH SCOTT TO THE POLE. WITH SCOTT TO THK POLE. SYDENHAM PICTURES. SYDENHAM PICTURES. SYDENHAM PICTURES. p LOBE CONTINUOUS 71UTURES. Direction: Harwaid'e Enterprise*. Ltd. OWING TO -NUJitEROUS REQUESTS WE HAVE rlinCH. PLEASURE IN r- RETIiODUCING FOR POBIfIVELY ONK DAY ONLY, The Worki'e Most Sensatjonol Film, ON THE TRACK OF <v ON THEn.TRACK OF Sh#<jols . ON TIIETRACK OF ON TIIE TIUCK OF ,J. "'•', THE COIW'SCREW GANG. 3000 feet CO&SCUEW GANG. of Excitement. tHE CORKSCREW"GA«G. GANG. The nioft ttn d Ecnsstional det-ective films laveKprodv.ced. , •:ijXTlß]i_.Y\ • ■ NEW PHOGR«AMitK / TO-MORROW. ..: v , r-.- •,-■..-.-«■ -■ MEETINGS.' ■ FLANAGAN. T\URHA_I STREET SOUTH MISSION 1/ CHURCH. EACH NIGHT DURING THE WEEK, At 7.30. -_COME. ■ ' SO<gF LYTTELTON ELECTORATE. BY-ELECTIOX. A MEETING of CASHMERE HILLS SUPPORTERS of the REFORM CANDIDATE for tho LYTTELTON ELECTORATE will he held THIS EVENING (MONDAY), in the SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM, Cracroft terrace, at 7.30 p.m. 8027 STRIKE ANNOUNCEMENTS. SPECIAL CONSTABLES. ALL Special Constebks will Show Grounds at 10 a.m. eharp TODAY, MONDAY, 34th November, Every Con.tabl* »«^^ d bILV?FEY) Officer Commanding Special Constables. 15525" NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF • CANTERBURY, LIMITED. DELIVERY OF GOODS. • WING to the action of the Carters in joining the Strike, our Delivery System will bo more or lew disorganised for ft few days. Every effort will, however, ho made to resume carting arrangements with the least possible- delay. E. W. RELPH, 8027F . Man* nor. NOTICE. DURING th« Strike uiy customer* will be ab.-e to obtain bread at the Bakery, -171 PAPANUI ROAD, Papanui; also at Mr Scarr's Supply Stores, I'endalton; and James, Grocers, St. Athene; Mr Morrison, Grocer, St. Albans street; urown Bros., Belfast. E. Schumacher, Bakery. 1587 CANTERBURY MASXER~BAICERS"." DELIVERY OF BREAD. OWING to the Carters Strike the delivery of Bread will be disoTgunwed for a feur days. Regular delivery wi "*l he Tosumtd as Boon OB poeoiWe. J. Evans, Secretary. 15ttg "VfOTICE. —Durin % the Striki?, Bread can IN W obtained at my Bakery, AEtijrue. street. Campbell Broa., Antigua street riakery. }£& WATER SUPPLY BOARD. WAIMAKARIRI-ASHLEY WATER SUPPLY BOARD, OXFORD. TEN PER CENT. PENALTY. "VfOTICE fq hereby gir«n, under Clause 98 XS of "The Amendment Act, 1910," that All Ratee ow.ng th-e ab-jve Hoard REMAINING UNPAID on DECEMBER Stftn, 1013, will have the TEN PER CENTUM PENALTY ADDED IHERKTO r.wl the total amount will be sued for without further notice. in Oxford and Kangiora Counties remitting rates liy post are requested w> forward the amount of lae'. year's'Tec«jpt4» only. Owing to the c*tai>li»h:ncnt et a perm&ne:it braucii of the Bank of New Zealand at Orfo-.d, ALL CHEQUES other thun on the Oxford Bank mu«t carry exchange. J. G. McCORMACK, Secretary and Collector the Board. Oxford, November jZ2ad, 1913. s^£ DOMAIN BOARD. NOTICE. THE SEFTON DOMAIN BOARD ium GRANTED tbe Sefton Sporte Clnb tho USE of the DOMAIN to hold their eports on the 16th DECEMBER, 1013, and to make a Charge at the g*te. Adult* 1«, Children 6d Sefton, NoTember let, 1913. T3S7 LOST AND FOUND. T OST, Wedneeday, in Cathedral equare, XJ Bl»ck and White Smooth-haired SHEEP- | DOG, black patch over one eye. Reward. J. Jcssop, Cftshmere. Telephone 521. 8039 LOST, Nugget TIE PIN. Good reward. Bradford's Private Head, oppcaite Railway Station. 1508