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AMTJSEMENTa GREATER rjBTSIAL PALACE. (Tho Best Theatre iu the Whole' Empire.) .Magnificent—Restful—Luxurious. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS I CROWDS DELIGHTED and ASTOUNDED! OVATION NIGHTLY TO MR HOWARD MOODY. Solo Pianist. THE LYRIC FOUR Do Lu.vo Quartette, And Our Famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The Larpost and Be.it Orchestra in aJiy Theatre in Australasia. Under the Distinguished Patronape of MR ALFRED J. BUXZ. Y. M. BEEBE PiesenU In hia Original »nd Extravagant "Too Much for Iho Money" way. A TRULY* WONDERFUL TROGRAMMJ WITH VOCAL AND .MUSICAL, INTERLUDE. You'll Feel the Stinsr of Suit Spray in Your Face. You'll Fori tho Sensuous Luro of the South, where. Languorous Sons and Dnsky Beauties Murmur toft, Inducements to EorFJtfulneas. You'll See and Learti How Strong Men Lovo »nd Fi»ht, Pecauso "UNDER CRIMSON SJUES' } 18 Tho Moat Stupendous Drama of the High Scua Ever Conceived in tho Mind of Mao. "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." "UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." •'UNDER CRIMSON SKIES." ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN ELMO LINCOLN Tho Mighty Star of "Intolerance," 'Bjrth of a Nation," and "Tsrr.au of tho Apes." A Terrific .Romance of Lore on the Deep. A Picture You'll Renvmbev .i"d Lore. .It's a UNIVERSAL-JEWEL Picture in. • Six Magnificent Parte. OTHER PICTURES ARE:-"TAILS WIN," a Marvellous. Comedy, featuring the wonderful Century LNJNS—the latest INTERNATIONAL NEWS FILM and m Q»elructivo Ford Travel Picture, . Overture 7.30 p.m., "Noel Do Pierrot (Monti)). Enlr'aet "Conowtatack" • (tat motetnont) (W«lx>r) for pianoforte and omheatra. Soloist, Mr Howard Moodr. The Lytto Four present "A Trip Down tho Misaiesipi.'' TRICES aud Sessions m usual. Reserve* at Tho Brietol or 'Phone. 87M., BE SURE AND BOOK YOUR SEATS. 4*78 rp HEAT RE

CHRISTCUUIiCH COMPETITIONS. ELEVENTH ANNUAL* FESTIVAL. Conmiencing THIS DAT. THEATRE ItOYAL. ... in aou.—Pi«no Solo, "Fair* DwcaJT, f 11.30 mn.—Vocal iJolo (without »uwc). v 2 pan.—Violin Solo (under 16). * 245 pan.—Vocal Solo (Buxitpno or B*m). 3.30 p.m.—Vocal Solo, JJ.Z. C*mp<!** (Ladies). t CHOBAt HALL. 9.15 a.m.—Recitation, "Tho 11 a.m.—Recitation, "Tho Sand* <>l Deo.' ; 2.31 p.m.—Recitation, "Bo Thorough." .| 3.30 p.m.—Recitation, Humorous (Boys uawtf, IC) ' ' 'iTHEATRE ROYAL, at 7.15 pJB. | Official Opening by hi» "VVorehin tho Ma*or» " Dr,' Tbackor. . CONCERT PROGRAMME, \ |^: Consisting o{ Finals, also Piano Duo, ""*"- Impromptu Speech. ~ , Door open 7.15. Admiauon: Bay BAMBM Cd, Evening, D.C. 3s, O. Stall* 3», B** Stalls and Gallery la. Season TJclwW W**d and £1 le. ' ■■'.' ■■ J'V 4131 T. P. HALL, SocteUtt.* SITUATIONS VACANT. I V

JUNIOIt REPORTER and » CADET for tho LITERARY STAFF, i THE EDITOR OF "THE PRESS£ WANTED FOR GISBOBNE, HOROUGHLY PRACTICAL W k MAKER. Wages JEG PER r "WEEK and pa& Public Holiday*,- .? ; Apply iu first instance to t ; ; ERED. SLADEN nnd SOS", | v i -1153P 203 C COMPETENT * AOCOUIJTANT > v> | WANTED by largo Moramtik s**i ' Mu#t lum>nhoiwi«Ti Book-keeping knowledge; ■: !^|'-J;; ;",' ~>/''''■•"-. Apply ' ''. i'- - BOX 612, . ;;»■• - 303 P. ChrkteJrntwi v (For continuation of "Situstfcwi V«tturtT«* pago 12 of this Jam.) -t> ' •■'-■ MEETING* -l^^'i; A MEETING of SHOPKEEPERS hold in tho HALL oMha.CKI OP COMMERCE, A.M.P.-B«lMin»V THURSDAY.Tth APRIL. »t B>«M ;v.. 4 /ho Law dealing with Small Shop* Wffl 1* & explained, and Shopkeepers M» urgently *«•» queatod to attend. " . ,t iv, - :;:|j inst., in Room C, Y.M.C.A., *t 8 pJH era: Bishop Brodie, ProfeMOr D DG. Sullivan, M.P. ' : Zj-f.\ pHRISTCHUBCH MMJM^"W&^ V/ BAND. ANNUAL, MBETtRgt: MQjJr M dY, April 11th. 8 and General. A. E. SMITH, H<?n. SocT -«',:«

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