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AMUSEMENTS. "PRISONER OF ZENDA." Make sure—Book at tho Dresden, Is 6d. LAST TWO NIGHTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. And a MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2.30. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE The House oi Artistic Attraction. HAY-WARD'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT At c\ TO-NIGHT. Anthony Hope's Kecal Romance. •THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." ' iHE PRISONER OF ZENDA." 'THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." | "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." , "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." ' "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." 4400 ft Pictuie Monarch 4400 ft GRAPHIC. - A LESSON IN JEALOUSY". ESQUIMAUX OF SIBERIA Is and Cd. Reserves Dresden, Is 6d. GLOBE THEATRE.! High street. Continuous Pictures. A Perf.tct All-round Prosrramnie, IN THE DREDGER'S CLAW Drama, | THE SPIRI" OF ENVY Drama, GAUMONT GRAPHIC, 313-314. LOVE IN QUARANTINE Comedy. THE PLUMBER AND PERCY Comedy. A ROMANCE OF RURAL ROUTE Comedy. Price* r Gd, i'd, 6el. 3d. Sessions, Noon to 10.30. SYDENHAM PICTURES. TO-NIGHT At c TO-NIGHT. Brilliant Reception of the Coruedv-Drama. ASTA NEILSEN, SUFFRAGETTE. ASTA NEILSEN, SUFFRAGETTE. ASTA NEILSEN, SUFFRAGETTE. A Grout Artist. A Glorious Play. THE PATHE GAZETTE. And other Splendid Pictures. Prices —Is and. 6d. Reserves nt Holcroft's. SKATING. OL V M P I A KINK, Hereford street. Tho Best of All Winter Pastimes. OUR OUTFIT IS COMPLETE. AFTERNOON TEA AT TOWN PRICES. Good Skate-i. Gooel Floor. Good Music. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY: 10 to 12, 2.30 to 3, 5.30 to 7, 7.30 to 10, Band at Saturday Afternoon and all Night Sessions. BEN. W. BRITTAIN. Manager! ■ Q.RAND BENEFIT CONCERT. KING'S THEATRE. SATURDAY, MAY 23rd. In Aid of the Fund FOR OPEN-AIR HOME FOR CHILDREN. Under tho Patronago of HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, H. HOLLAND, ESQ. PROGRAMME. 1. Character Dialogue, "Bumble's Courtship," Mr F. McDonald. Miss Thiol. 2. Soprano Solo, "Villauclle" (Dcllaqua), ■ Miss E. Crouton. 3. Quartet, "Tho Rosary," Misses Stringer and Saunders, Messrs Hannah and Cox. , 4. Recitation, Miss A. Saunders. 5. Baritone Solo, "Lend Mc Your Aid," Mr J. H. Cocks. 6. Contralto Solo, "Summer Night" (obligator, Miss Maud Stringer. 7. Bass Solo, Mr A. L. Cropp. 8. Soprano Solo, "When . tho Heart is Young," Miss Monica Davenport. 9." Baritone Solo, "Tho Toreador, Mr F. Hannah. - 10. Piano.Solo, ."Romance of tho Ball,'* M&3- '<■ ter'Cordery. 11. Christchurch Quartet, Messrs Millar, March, Cooksoni Vincent.' ' •• 12. Soprano Solo, "So Fair a Flower," MiaSE. Croxton. 13. Bess Solo, Mr C, Joll. . 14. Character Sketch, "Jo," E. Davereaux. 15. Soprano Solo, "Aye Maria" (obligato), Misa Monica Davenport. 16. Baritone Solo, "Song of tho Torrent," Mr F. Hannah. 17. Contralto Solo, "Three Fishers," Miss Maud Stringer. IS. "Recitation, "The Elocution Class," Mr C. J. Smith. 19. Violin Solo, Mr R. L., Clarke 20. Baritone Solo, "Devout Lover (obligato), Mr J. H. Cocks. - . • Stage Manager . . . .Mr Sweney. ] Accompanist ..... Mies Dunn. j -."-.- ' 9747 BOROUGH COUNCILS. NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. TOWN CLERK AND BOROUGH TREASURER. APPLICATIONS for the above position, stating qualifications and age, together with copies of testimonials, will be received' up to 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, May 23th, 3911, endorsed "Application for Town Clerk." Salary £200 per annum. Schedulo of duties, etc., can bo soon at the Council Chambers, New Brighton, or at the office of this paper. SSSOF LYON MOORE, Town_C!crk. MEETINGS [ ~~ ~ PROHIBITION OPEN-AIR MEETING In SQUARE, AT 8, TO-NIGHT. ' ROLL UP. ' CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS will bo held in the CHAMBER HALL, Cathedral equate, on FRIDAY NEXT, 29th MAY, 1911, At 3 p.m. BUSINESS: Election of Members, and G<ner*L H. ANTILL ADLEY, 9736 Secretary. NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Members of tho above Association will be hold in tho Society's Room, Perceval street, Ranriora, on WEDNESDAY', May 37th, 1914, at 7 o'clock p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Report and Balance-sheet for " 1913-14. " Result of Election of Officials and Committee for epeuing year. General Business. B. JORDAN, Secretary. Eangiorn, 19th May, 1914. Immediately following the Meeting, a SOCIAL EVENING will be held in tho Rooms. Ilefreshments. Admission, Is 6d. 8745 LECTURES.. "WEEKLY- LECTURES In AID. TO THE INJURED, ■ HOME NURSING, And HOME HYGIENE. EVENING CLASSES for Both Sexes are now being formed. Particulars from Secretary cf ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, 9"3 .119 Worcester street. RELIGIOUS SERVICES^ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES-First v - / Church of Christ, Scientist, corner Manchester end Gloucester streets. Sunday Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Subject, "Soul and Body." Sunday School, 11 a.m. 1281 LOST AND FOUND] ™~ LOST, a TOBACCO POUCH, in Gloucester street. Initials "D.G." Finders please return to "Press" Office. 1289 SHEEP-DOG followed mc from Kowai Camp May 2nd. Owner can have same by giving correct description and paying ejcD<—sea. Apply "Pre—i" Office, 1359