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amusements. fuller's pictures. TO-NIGHT, NIGHTLY, at S. The Cream of tho Cainerae. "The Kincnsatogtsph stands out to-day as th« Greatest Educator of the age."' Tho Screen is mi"hS:er than the I'en. TO-NIGHT. At S. TO-NIGHT. ANTARCTIC HEROES. ANTARCTIC HEROES. An Electric Success. It created a Profound Impression. A Delight!ul Entertainment. Tho Finest Record Ever Screened. An Ir.vnluable Educator. ANTARCTIC UEKOES Of ANTARCTIC UEKOES. Priceless ANTARCTIC UEKOES. Historic ANTARCTIC HEROES. Value. Settle WjTH SCOTT TO TUE POLE. Great WITH SCOTT TO POLE. Legacy - "WITH. SCOTT TO THE POLE, to the WITH SCOTT TO THE POLE. Nations. WITH SCOTT TO UHE POLE. Last Evening the unfolding of this Great Film TO INSPIRITING MUSIC was followed by the vast audience in, breathless silence. ANTARCTIC HEROES. "When can their glory fade." Fittingly sinported by A CHOICE COTERIE OF KINEGIUMS. Appropriate Mnsic will bo D.ayod by FULLER'S PREMIER ORCHESTRA. Prices: Front Seats Is, Back 6d. 'Phone S3OB. OPERA HOUSE. Direction, Brennan, Fuller, Ltd. "The Refined Vaudeville Playhouse." TO-NIGHT at S. TO-NIGHT. Our New Programme pronounced Delightful. TREMENDOUS RECEPTION ACCORDED Courtney—FOßD and DAVIS—Ivy. Courtney—FOßD and DAVIS—Ivy. Favourite Operatic Vocalists, In their Original Musical Comedietta, "AFTER THE SHOW. KELDINE and SPEED, Comedy Cyclists and Acrobatic Comedians. BIG TOM McGUIRE, The Irish Singer of Scotch Sons*. Featuring Harry Lauuer's Latest Hits. JOHNSON and CONWAY, The Dainty Australian Scrios and Dancers. PAUL JEACLE, The Whistling Bowery Boy. THE CROYDONS, Australia's Premier Clo? Dancers. PEG AND THE LIMIT, In "Fun in » Gymnasium." HILARY LONG. Atnerica'e Upside-down Phenomenon. MISS MAY BRILLIANT, Comedienne. Prioee: Stalls Is, D.C. Is 6d, 0. Stalls 2s. Reserves at Milner aud Thompwrn's, or by Telephone at the Theatre. Tel. No. 1471. PUBLIC NOTICES. COUPONS. ! AS in previous years, NO COUPONS will EXCHANGED from DECEMBER Bth TO JANUARY sth, Wβ have a splendid lino of LADIES' LEATHER HANDBAGS, Specially suited for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WABDELIi BROS. AND CO. , 1257 STRIKE INSURANCE. THE PHOENIX, ASSURANCE CO., LTD., is now prepared to • oov-ejr "STRIKE BISK." Particulars and quotations from DISTRICT MANAGERS, 8136F TALBOT and PEOPLES. TO BE LET ON LEASE. HANDSOME DOUBLE-FRONTED SHOP. NO. 120 Cashel street West (next to Ballantyno's) will be Let as a whole or arrangements can be made for subdivision to suit requirements of tenants. Apply to W. HOCKLEY, Secretary John Anderson Estate Co., Ltd., 50 Lichfield street. F1674 SPEIRS AND WTLSON. H. Leaf "WiLson.) (W. W. Allendei. 163 CASHEL STREET, TXTISH to notify the Public generally that Iffili. H. SPEIRS Has had no connection whatever vcitli their business since September 19th, 1909. SPEIRS and "WILSON, Licensed Land Brokers. THE GOOD OLD-FASHION QUALITYT THE Quality which prevailed in the times of our grandfathers Jβ retained in all "OAK HALL FURNITURE," and, more, it is quite beyond the pale of possibility to obtain better value, 115 WORCESTER STREET, j Opposite New Government Buildings. ! F1223 ROPER AND CO., LTD.. Cathedral square. MR CHARLES D. MORRIS having acquired an interest in the abovej will in future conduct the Business personally. Sole Agents for Dowar's Imperial Institute Whisky. Fc»oO EXHIBITIONS. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. OPENS MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER Ist. . PLAN YOUR HOLIDAY FOR THE .> SUNNY NOKTH. THE BEST AND MOST ELABORATE | NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION YET HELD. A splendid collection of Exhibits from all parte of the Dominion, combined with a wealth of Special Attractions, and located in on« of the moet beautiful spote in any City in New Zealand. THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND, THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND, THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND, THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND, Of Woolwich, England, Specially Engaged for the Exhibition, will pley Two Programmes Daily. A musical treat unique in th-e history of Australasia. THE FAMOUS FAIRY FOUNTAIN, THE FAMOUS FAIRY FOUNTAIN, THE FAMOUS FAIRY FOUNTAIN. Star Attraction of the recent Glasgow Fxhibition, will be exhibited Every Evening. THE SIGHT OF A LIFETIME. WONDERLAND—SIDE SHOWS FOR OF BRITISH PICTURES. B&-\±J CONTESTS. FLOWER CARNIVALS. MILITARY TOURNAMENTS. SPORTS MEETING. CONCERTS. FIREWORKS. AND OTHER EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. EXCURSION RAILWAY FARES WILL BE CHARGED FROM ALL STATIONS DURING THE EXHIBITION. 7219