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AMUSEMENTS. CTBAXD I'ICTUHES. T RAXI) I'ICTU RE S. DAILY DAILY DAILY from from from NOON. XOOX. NOON. A METRO STAR. A METRO STAh'. A Powerful Story of a Woman's Lovo, Adapted from a Mighty Novel. THE AWAKENING HELENA RICHIE. THE AWAKENING HELENA RIC HIE. THE AWAKEN INC of HELENA RICHIE. THE AWAKENING HELENA RICIIIE. THE AWAKENING HELENA RICHIE. Featuring lhe Great Sown Star Ethel Barrymore. Ethel Barrymore. Ethel Barrymore. Ethel Barrymore, Ethel Banymoiw Ethel Bu.rrymore. Ethel Barrymore. Ethel Barrymore. Ethel Barrymore. Ethel Barrymore. Who has left the speaking stage lor lhe motion picture croon. THE 5000 DOLLAR ELOPEMENT. THE 500 D .DOLLAR ELOPEMENT. A Risible Facultv Armiser. THE METRO TRAVELOGUE. THE METRO TRAVELOGUE. Orcbeotr.il and Incidental Music l>v THE ELL WOOD TRIO. THE ELL WOOD TRIO. SSIG gYDE XH A M VICT UR E tf. A Famous Players I'rofrranuite. "THE FEUD GIRL." "THE FKI'D GIRL." Featuring Ilazsl Dawn. A Story of Strong Passions, of Hate, and of Love. Commence 0.30. Screening Twice Nightly. Children. 3d to Matinees, Saturdays, STS7 QU E E N"S THEATRE. From 11 a.m. Come Early. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "THE DARK SILENCE." The Greatest Yet 1 A Master Plav of Infinite Pathos. Directed by ALBERT CAPELLANI. SGB3 OVERSEAS CLUB. OTH EMPIRE SYMPOSIUM. ALEXANDRA HALL. THIS EVENING. Speakers: Professor Macmiilan Brown and • Mr Holford. Incidental Music: Chrisichurch Banjo Band, and item® by Messrs -ior.ca, Itraccy WilBon, and Bowie. Accompanist, Mr Harold Howe. Fe7}-8

ART GALLERY. rpo-MORItOV (FRIDAY) MltS HOLLAND, J- President of the Lady Liverpool Fund, will bo "At Homo" at tho Art Galleiy. TJicr© will 110 . charge. for admission or 1 <iftornoon tea, but every visitor is to bring a coin or a gift suitable for Trcnch Comfort. , 8811 PUBLIC NOTICES. DR. J. C. PALMER begs to announce that he has this dav taken into Partnership Dli. FRANCIS L. SCOTT. During the next two or three months Dr. Scott will liavo full chargo of tho Practice, as IJr. Palmer v.-ill bo away, owing to illhealth. Dr. Scott's Hours arc 2 to and 7 to S p.m.. at tho CORNER OF MONTREAL AND SALISBURY STREETS. (Dr. Acland's House.) | Telrpliono No. 120. *11JI Aprils 1937. 837GF

CLINCHER Motor and Cyclo Tyres! Far better pay the price for a good .uritiah tyro than the penalty of a poor, cheap, onol Stocked in all sizee for car, motor-cycle, und cyclc. LAWRENCE'S EXCHANGE, Note Our Only Addrecs: High and Tuam streets.' EXCHANGE FOR 5 TO 10 ACRES. WE havo a Client who, wishes to Exchange a very Superior RESIDENCE (2 storeys), 9 rooms and every possible con- • venience; J-acro beautifully planted with clioico specimen trees; closo to tram and City; excellent position; for G to 10 Acres, with Dwelling, situated within a radius of 3 miles of the Squaro. Applv promptly. HALING and COMPANY, LTD., 466 Opp. Gloucester street Bridge. TO BUY, Sell, or Exchange a Second-hand Motor-car or Motor-cycle, call on us. Wo are specialists, and have been in thia business for a number of years. LAWRENCE'S EXCHANGE, High and Tuam streets. 'Phone 3392. L 2365-2 MEETINGS. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. CHRISTCHURCH CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION. Meetings of electors will be held at tlio undermentioned ylaces, when Addresses will bo given by CANDIDATE? supported by tho Association Rolleston street Hall, Linwood—THLS (THURSDAY) EVENING, 32th Ai>rii, at 8 p.m. Wititon street Hall, 6t. Albans—MONDAY, 16th April, at.B i> in. Ivriox Schoolroom, flea Icy 'n;onue—TUESDAY, 17th APRIL, .v. S p.m. Methodist Schoolroom. S-.*iwvn elreet --WEDNESDAY, !r.tli April, at 8 j.-.m. Mwthodlst Scboo'iioon;, Fit»;o*al 1 .iwnue— THURSDAY, l&th at 8 p.m. Becbenham Hall, Somerfield street DAY, 21st APRIL, .i.c d j> uj. B'/'J2

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. CHRISTCHURCH CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION. 4 MEETING of those interested in tho RETURN ot the CITIZENS' ' A\"UI DATES will be held ill the Oddfellows' Hall, Dickens street, Addington, on FRIDAY, April 13th, at 3 p.m. W. S. PENBERTHY, 8783 Secretary. TIIE WAIMAKARIRI-ASHLEY WATER SUPPLY BOARD, OXFORD. ' ANNUAL MEETING, 1017. "VfOTICE ii hereby givon under cluuec CD •i.l of "The Water Supply Act, 19U8," that, for the purposa of declaring a statement of the Board'* rcecipts and disburse men ta, aiul of its operations generally for tho Financial Year ended 31&t March. 1917, the Annual Statutory Meeting of Ratepayers will be held in the Old Road Board Office, Oust, on Friday, tlw 13th day c-f April, 1917, at 2.30 p.m. M. J. DIXpN. Chairman of the Board. JAS. McCORMACh", Secretary and Treasurer of the Board. Oxford. April 4th. 1917. 8545 PAPARUA COUNTY COUNCIL. MANAGEMENT OF SOLDIERS' FARMS. A PUBLIC MEETING of all interested J\. w jH bo held in the Oddfellows' Hall. Templeton, on NEXI, April 17th at 2 p.m. Mr Burberry, from the National Efficiency Board will be present. A good attendance ii requested. JAMES LESLIE. 67SC Chairman, Paparua. County Council. \\JE are the Leading Houaa for Linoleums, Y» and g'v'ts tho beet value, high freight* do no: ati'cct us. We hold tin ttock. Holmes and Som, 130 and 132 High street. 111315 BOTH in tho Quantity ar.d Quality of it# War News, the "Evtniuc News ' is preeminent-