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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16418, 11 January 1919, Page 1

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amusements. ".30 TO-DAY. 2.30. TO-DAY 2.0:1. Lust Matineo Appearance of S A • H E IU. Blind, yot she Sees. Gd. Is. BARGAIN PRICES. Gd, is. Q. P E R A II O U S K. Direction: lion and John Fuller. Positively Last Night, of tho Miraclo Woman. S A - H E R A. S A - H B R A. The Eighth Wonder of the world. mammoth minstrels Featuring? their now fun-raaking ecena, FUN ON A LAWN. Xew Jokes, New Spngs. New Dresses. DOZEY—DOURA, Tho Famous Manchurian Acrobat* LEONARD NELSON, Pre-ominontiv Popular Comedian, i MAUD COURTNEY and MR C. The Ever-welcome Entertainers. PRICES: 2s id. Is Id. Plan »t MUner and Thompson's end at Opera Houuo I.SO tv> / 5 p.m. No Booking Fee. gTR AN D THEAT I*/E. (Tho House of Artistic Attraction); A DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. / ll) Australian Gasettc. (2) "MISS GEORGE WASHINGTON" "MISS GEORGE WASHINGTON." "MISS GEORGE WASpINGTPN," The Girl who could not/tell \)/e> Truth. A Most Pleaain? Production,/' Which mult*, both old and young*«g<g>rhumoured. (3) American Gazette. W SESSUE HAYAKAWA SKSSUK HA YAK AAV A in a SESSUE HAYAKAWA Story nbout SESSUE HAYAKAWA Sierra Leoue. All men who have not forgotten their dream adventure of boyhood,' all women for whom t"io Orient has a seductive lure, will glory in this widely exciting Story, with its oxotic romantio mystery. "WHITE MAN'S LAW" "WHITE MAN'S LAW" "WHITE MAN'S LAW" "WHITE MAN'S LAW" "WHITE MAN'S LAW" A powerful story of ruehing events in tho lives of two mow unci a thrown together in the wilderness outside Sierra Loon©. AT 2 AT Rcsorve Scats by Telcphono 2123. 71S0 R A N D T H E A T.R E. \JT Last Day and Night of . MAY ALLISON in "Social Hypocrite*. ; MAY ALLISON in "Social Hypocrites. Also "THE GREAT SECRET" (No. IB). Big Supporting Programme. MONDYY NEXT MONDAY METRO'S Superb Drama, "THE BRASS ' HECK." (Francis X. Bushman and Beverley BapwJ QUEEN'S THEATRE. DAILY AT 3 W3 7. ) CONSTANCE COLLIER in „ "TONGUES OF MEN. Chester Conkin and Marie Prevoit, ia \ "HIS HIDDEN PURPOSE. » BURTON HOLMES'S TRAVELOGUE, And Chapter 5, "THE RAILROAD RAIDERJ^ PUBLIC NOTICES. TO MANUFACTURING FIRMS- , T> ELIABLE AGENT and BROKER is open -IX to distribute- from Wellington for a few good Firms. eplendid-ehip-piTiir experience, and hns necessary facilities to forward Conaitrnmenta to. out porta and country towns 1 . credentials. Communications strictly confidential. FRANK V. H. COULL, , Care Coulls, Culling and Co., Ltd., • 7073 Wellington. " J_ , ' VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGINQ. TVfISS MARIAN WOODHOUSE, L.R.A.M. iVJL (folder of tfiplfltlJUs for Professional Singing: ami Teaching) , Will Resume- Tftiphing on THURSDAY. JANUARY 16th, . ( At the Studio, Chancery lane, • And on FRIDAY, 17th, at 19 HEAD STREET, SUMNER. 7079 • T OST SHARE CERTIFICATE. —Notioet is Jli hereby given that a SHARE CERTIFICATE of the Onion Bank of Australia, Limited, for 10 (ten) Shares, nanus of JOHN MARSHMAN (now deceased) is Boated to be lost, and unless objection be lodged within TWO WEEKS a transfer of tho Shares will bo registered. For the Union Bank of Australia, Limited, pi G. OQILVIE, Manager. AKAROA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR. DOG COLLARS. rpENDERS are invited for the supply of J- DOG COLLARS and LABELS for 1919. Tenders to He in tho hands of the undersigned not later than 23rd January. W. G. BLACK, County Clork., Duvauchelle. F.P. 70C8 : CARS FOR NELSON LEAVE Christchurch TUESDAY. ■ Ideal Trip. No overcrowding. Book Sftits Early. W. G. VINING, 4XI Dominion Hotel. TI/TRS J. WILSON 'may ho interviewed • Daily from ra - to S p ; ni. Satur- i days and Evenings by appointment, at tho Spiritualists' Church, Worcester etreot. 11Z HAH.WAYB. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. R A C 1? S AT T I M A K U. iCth JANUARY, 1319. A SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN, stoppine at certain stations to pick up passengers for TIMARU. RACECOURSE, will leave Christchurcli at 9.0 n.m., Ashbuiton 10.5-1, and arrive at Timaru Raoecouroe 12.18 p.m. A return traip, ptopping at Waehdyke to pick up iipseengera. «t)d Chertsoy, Rakaia, Djinsar.del, RoUeatAn. Hornby, Sockburp, and Addipgtop, i£ required, to set down, will'leave Timaru at 6.43 p.m., arriyinj? Christchurc.h 10-2p P.w. Free paases and Reason ana commutation tickets will not bo available by the spccial train to Timaru and back. F A RES: To Timaru Racecourse by 9.0 a.m. Special Train from Christchurch on 16tli January, available for return from Timaru up to 18th. January; also available Racecourse to Timaru by tho special train# between Timaru and lUeeconrso at following fares, which includo Is for Course admission: — From Christphurcli, 32q 2d first class; 21» 10d second class; Addington, 31s Jld and 21» 8d; Sockburn, 31s and 21s Id; Hornby 80s 4d and 20g 8d; Rolleston, 28s and 19s id; Dunftandcl, 24s lOrl and lCs lid; Rakaia, 21a 7d and Its 9d; Cbertsey, 200 2d and 18s 9d; Ashburton, IGs lid and 31« Bd. Only tickets ai three fares are available by the 9.0 a.m. special train from Chrwtchurch. For fuller particular/* see handbills. ■- 7109 BY ORDER. A PUBLIC MEETING of Residente of ■*" Opawa, St. Martin's, and Hillsborough. v/ill be held in St. Mark's Schoolroom, on. MONDAY, January 13th, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS—Tho Formation of aD Aeeociation f care- for tho gonoral welfare of tho district. -.393 BOARD and residence. T\ r AXTED, Board, private family; handy ' » lloapital, hot, cold water. "Student," ■ ; "Prcsb" Officc. 600 I p EXTLEIfAN requires Fur- ' vT i:ished Bed-sitting-room, with or with-' I out board. Particulars to 8.U., "Press" (Office.' 481