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AMUSEMENTS, y . QUEEN'S THEATRE, HEREFORD SIREET, Continuous Pictures Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS Cd. eIijLDKEN 3u. TO-UAY—TUESDAY—TO-MGHT. ! We still maintain The Qualtty ! We still maintain of our We still maintain Programmes. TO-DAY'S NEW COLLECTION TO-DAY'S NEW COLLECTION Is headed by a truly Start.ing production by the Edißon Co.! An adaptation of a popular novel by Lou:s Joseph Vuioe, "THE BRASS BOWL." -THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL.'.' "THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL.' "i'HE BRASS BOWL. "THE BRASS BOWL. "THE BRASS BOWL. "THE BRASS BOWL.' "THE BRASS BOW T L. This remarkable story is based on the resemblance oi a society man to a notorious crook, and Mr Benjamin F. Wilson, the noted Cinema artist, rppcars in roles at the s?.m-j time, made possible by skilful double exposure. "THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL. "THE BRASS BOWL." "THE BRASS BOWL." N " "THE BRASS BOWL." * The mystery and ewnsati.i; in this thrill- ,!*)£»■ "dual role" film k"eps tho spectator on the tip-toa oi expectation and excitement. -' A marvellous effect, is produced when .1 g-Irl covurs the society man with b revolver, keeping an electric flashlight directed ot liie face ! SUPPORTED BY— 1 LATEST TOPICAL BUDGET. LATEST TOPICAL BUDGET. ' SAMARKAND AN'l ANCIENT MOSQUES (Patho Scenic). "WHEN THE HEART CHANGES" '■WHEN THE HEART CHANGES" 1 (Luhin Drfranl ' "WIFFLES GOKS TO THE DENTIST.' "WIFFLES GOES TO THE DENTIST." U'athe Comic). ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. I _j,17 OOTBAL L. F OOIBALL. \-T OOTBAL L. FOOTB AL L. LANCASTER PARK. LANCASTER PARK. ! ANOTHER FEAST IN STORE FOR THE RUGBY-LOVING PUBLIC. LOOK AT THIS. LOOK AT THIS. LOOK AT THIS. FOR SATURDAY. FOR SATURDAY. FOR SATURDAY. NORTH v. SOU TII '■NORTH v. SOU TII N O R T H v. SO U T II (CANTERBURY). HURUNUI v. CANTERBURY HURUNUI v. CANTERBURY (Curtain Raiser.) CHRISTCHURCH v. TIMARU. (Boys' High Schools.) . TIMARU v. CHRISTCHURCH. (Primary Schools.) GATES OPEN 12.30. • ADMISSION is. STAND ls. ■ C 248 ~ PUBLIC NOTICES. THE TEA HOUSE. IF. yon wish to purchase any article to tho best advantage, you naturally go to the House that . specialises ~in tbe particular aftfclb you require." jri. TEA,' arid can "offer you better value than any other House in the Trade. Wo are direct importers of CEYLON, INDIAN, and CHINA TEAS," hold large stocks, and axe in a position to cater for all tastes. ! QUOTATIONS FOR CHESTS AND HALF-CHESTS: Rich Flavoured Ceylon and Indian Blend, ! i-chests (COlb) per lb Is Cd. Strong Mellow Flavoured Ceylon Blend, J-chests (60l'o) per lb Is 4d. A Brisk Invigorating Tea (recommended), J-chests (601b) per. lb Is 2d. Good Strong Tea . J-chcals (601b) per lb la. Samples will bo forwarded by poat on receipt of your card and addresa. THE TEA SPECIALISTS, WARDELL BROS, and CO. APPLICATIONS are invited for a Competent AfAiislnnt Manager for a leading Victorian Woollen Mill. Anply witb references, stating experience and salary required. All applications will be treated as etrictlv confidential. Open for one month. "WoolIon," care of Gordon and Gotch, Melbourne. ■ 6081 BOOT TRADE.. WANTED, a Thoroughly Competent CLICKER End PATTERN-CUTTER to tako charge of Clicking, Fitting, and Machinery-room i - ' smidl but progressive factory extending its output. Apply "MANUFACTURER," 60G8 Box 131, Oamaru. NORTH' CANTERBURY GUN CLUB. £KA SPARROW MATCH £50. MONDAY, AUGUST 17th. Intending competitor? are reminded that Entries CLOSE with H. 11. MeNclly, Leech s Buildings, llungioru, cv Monduy, August 10th. For full programme ccc "Weekly Press"' of 22nd July. 1 11. H. McNELLY, 62G9 Secretary. ROPER AND CO. LTD, Cathed:al aquarc. MR CHARLES D MORRIS having ac quired «n interest in the above, wi,', in fnture conduct the Business SM Agenis for Dewar> Imperial Institute Whisky. "^P THE AVON TYRE ALL BRITISH MADE. NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS: MALING AND COMPANY, LIMITED, j CORNER OF GLOUCESTER STREET 1 [ AND OXFORD TERRACE. F i A. T. OSBORNE. 'Phone 1462. ' 196 Worcester street, MOTOR-CAR AND CARRIAGE PAINTER. HAVING Purchased the Painting _U3ineFS carried on by A W. SMITH. I am prepared to Paint, Varnish, or Enamel Cars in the Lateet London Style and Fashionable Shades. Having extensive London experience and for many years foreman for Moore and Sons and A. W. Prcith, Clients can depend on high grade work at Reasonable Charges. I pha'l be pleased to call on ownere and estimate cost of painting, «tc, for the coming season. , 'PHONE 1462. FIIS6 CHEAP Hot-water Bottles are dearest in the long run Ask your Chemist for a North British Rubber Company's "UNIQUE" BOTTLE. Made of best rubber. Note the patent easy-fill stopper. 1 All Sizes, at ail Chemists. 3