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AMUSEMENTS. Ql>E R A HOUSE. Direction: Ben. J. and John Fuller. A Carnival of Mirth and Music from start e to linish. Every item a star. S.O MR BIDGOOD AND ORCHESTRA, s.a IUCKKY AND ROSE . . . Daucors 5.13 BON IT A AND LEE . . Wild West S.-20 McKAY AND GRAHAM . Brilliant Vocalists S. 13 KELLY AND BRAKE - - Versatilo Vaudevillians 0.03 Interval. B.US MR BIDGOOD AND ORCHESTRA 0.17 WALSK AND WALSH - - Patterists i). 27 TRIO CLASSIQUE - Instrumentalists y.-iJ DENNY AND DUNIGAN - - Musical Comedy Stars l 10.0 COLOS .... Batijoiat Supremo 10.12 PICTORIAL LITTLES Painting and Song. 10.22 Motors. "PRICES: -J* and Is (plus tax). Plan at 1 Milner and Thompson's. No Booking Feo. ' 96St CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS. THE COUNCIL of tho Canterbury Society of Arts will cutortuin tho Members j at a Private View of tho Exhibition on ) THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 pan. On FRIDAY MORNING, jvt 10 tho Exhibition will bo open to tho, public. On SATURDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, i tho drawing of tlio Members' Art Union will f take place. Tho eanie eveiiing Refreshments - will bo on Sale for the benefit of tho Red ; Cross. _. , The Exhibition comprises about 400 Pic- , turos, both Oil and Water Colour, from tho L Leading Artists throughout the Dominion. f Admission la. 0574 STARLAND THEATRE. STUART HOLMES That Villain STUART HOLMES Supreme, In tho Tremendous Fox Masterpiece, A Bit of Human "THE DERELICT.' Driftwood. "THE DERELICT. BILLY WEST in "DOUGHNUTS." Tho World's Most Winsomo Pet, LITTLE MARY McALISTER. In "STEPS TO SOMEWHERE." 953* r\UEEN'S THEATRE. , V* From 11 a.m. 1 MARY MILES MINTEII, In a. 5-part "Mutual" Special, "ENVIRONMENT." Just a Simnlo Little "Human" Story, filled with Tears and Laughter. "JEALOUS JOLTS," 2-reel Comedy. "THE AISNE," Scenic. e Chapter 10, "GIRL AND THE GAME." Q T R A N D. h At 12, 2.10, 4.20, 6.30, 8.15. OLGA PETROVA In OLGA PETROVA "Tho Law of OLGA PETROVA the Land." 9683 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Will Reflect his own Cheery Optimism at the STRAND . On SATURDAY. . . 963? * JgVERYBODY'S. This "Week. , The Picturisation of a Great Drama, "SHALL WE FORGIVE HER?" "SHALL WE FORGIVE HER?" "SHALL WE FORGIVE HER?" "SHALL WE FORGIVE HER?" Starring JUNE ELVIDGE and t 04 GO ARTHUR ASHLEY. QR'AND PICTURES. Three Big Attractions. VIOLA DANA in "Aladdin's Other Lamp,"' „ At 1, 3,5, 7, and 9 p.m. <th-a-r.t.TF. CHAPLIN in "THE CUBE." At 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 p.m. "MYSTERIES OF MYRA" (No. 11.) At 12.30, 2.30 r 4.30, 6.80, &80 pan. BE EARLY or Book your Seats, 'Phonei 2934 IBEEI Y. A Triangle Piny ot » New Kind, atarring • ' TOUKD.IUOK ■ As "The Wolf of Wall Btreet," in M "THE CONQUEROR.'' N A revelation of the manners and habits of N tho.Mlft 'rloiL. t v - .. . ■. ( N AIBO, Seccmd~lnstaimen.t <>f "The Neglected! fj Wife." ' . 9620 N.do.'S ICR SECOND'Divisioy. Fis now known for certain that tho fiivt batch of Second Division Men will proceed to Camp early in June. With eaoh draft about 60 N.C.O.'s are at once required. If you desiro to bo one_ of theee, you can ensure promotion by joining , tie new claes which commenoes aa MONDAY EVENING NEXT at the MILITARY TRAINING SCHOOL, 76 Holly road. Decido to join now, and in due course you will become a Sergeant, Serge ant-Major, or Lieutenant according to your adaptability for military work; procrastinate, and you will remain a private. It is necessary tc communicate immediately with Principal, CAPT. C. H. MATTHEWS. Telephone 4155. M 6165-9525 SPORTING. rjTCMARU TROTTING CLUE TROTS AT TIMARU. THURSDAY, MARCH 7th, 1918. First Race at 12 Noon. Admission to Course is. Lawn ss. ~ Soldiera in Uniform and Roturned Soldiers admitted Free.- - 5 H. H. FRASER, 0304 P.O. Box 57, Timaru.' BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. 'S BROTHERS, LIMITED, 17d. FLOUR MILLERS, 4 0 4 Grain and Produce Merchant*, rk 207 CASHEL STREET. >7 Buyers of WHEAT, OATS, POTATOES CHAFF, and all FARM PRODUCE. WBUB-4823 t —— * FARMERS' LAND AND INCOME TAX" RETURNS. TTNDER the present Land and Income Tax U Acts, and the Finance Act of 1917, farming in its various branches is treated aa a business,' and the responsibility of furnishing complete returns of Land and Income is now thrown on the farmer. Making up returns of income, as required by tho Income Tax Department, involves a considerable amount of care and attention, and many farmer® and pastoralists have not the time to devoto to this task, which is, in not a few eases, of a complicated nature. Tho undersigned undertakes the preparation of Land and Income Tax Returns, and D is prepared to advise clients on tho follow■o ing matters, viz.: — e LAND TAX ASSESSMENTS. <1 DEFAULT ASSESSMENTS OF INCOIIE. l " LODGING OF OBJECTIONS TO ASSESSy MENTS. ASSESSABLE INCOME. EXEMPTIONS FROM INCOME TAX, Etc. F. H. LABATT,' 140 Hereford street, Christchurch. Farm and Station Books kept and audited. N9554-8829 ie d b RANTED TO BUY FOR CASH. d Whisky Bottles, 2a per dozen. i- Wine and Dry Gin Bottles, 1« 9d per n dozen. • >2 Whisky Octavee, 8s cach. Straw Eave- - j lopes, 3d per dozen . e* . " Byron >384W '