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AMUSEMENTS. c GREATER RYSTAL PALACE Tie Best Theatre ill the Empire. HOME OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. TRIUMPHANT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS! CROWDED NIGHTLY!! rtlT> , THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR! V. 11. BEEBE Presents (At the Night Sessions De I/uxo) MARIE NILSSON, MARIE NILSSON, World-famed Scottish Soprano and Prima Donna Exquisite. THESE ARE THE PICTURES—"A PARISIAN SCANDAL." "A PARISIAN SCANDAL." Starring the Most Adorable Comedienne that the Screen has Ever .Known, MARIE PREVOST, MARIE PREVOST. , The Laughing Hit of London and New York, "STOP THIEF." "STOP THIEF." The. Most Amusing Comedy Ever A Don't Wi'nk or You'll Miss » Sccno Picture—lt's the Fastest, Merriest Photo-play Every Produced. Starring TOM MOORE TOM MOORE "TEDDY'S GOAT," Century Comedy. INTERNATIONAL NEWS. SUPERLATIVE MTTCTC. Inimitably Played by the Worlcl Famous SYMPHONY 01> HESTEA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Of 22 Solo Musicians. The Only Great Orchestra in Australasia. U;kU<t the Condnctorship of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. Numbers include"Oheron" (Weber); "La Boheme" (Puccini): Suite, "Gaie" (GabrielMari'j); "Mußical Switch" (Alford). IMPORTANT—"DO OR DIE" will he screened at 7.15 p.m. RESERVES at The Bristol, or nag/ «P Brother Beebe (he's ahvaya on the job). 'Phone 3758. 0685 WHAT ia "THE GREATEST LOVE?" 'VV See VERA GORDON, Mother ol "tfUMORESQUE." QUEEN'S, SATURDAY. F TILLER'S OPERA HOUSE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller, Ltd. Everyone Delighted with SAM AND ELISE G OLDIE. SAM AND ELISE GOLDIE. "Apple Sauce." M'DLLE- NADJE. The Modern Venus, in an. Artistic Offering. J. G. TAYLOR and DOROTHY SUMMERS, Presenting "Coloured Cameos." TILTON and WEST, Tho Two Joy-Boys. MAGGIE BUCKLEY, Delightful Ragtime Specialist. DE WILFRED ENRICO PALMETTO IRENE. Bright BRIGHTIE and Hartley CARLYON. NORTON and FORBES,, "The Prohibitionist and the Girl." 808 WHITE, The Whistling Doughboy. PRTCES: D.C. and O.S. 2n 2d, Stalls Is Id. Reserves 2s 9d. Plan at The Bristol till 5 p.m., thereafter at the Opera House Confectionery Store. Doore 7.15 p.m. 9795 gIEASD -THEATRE. Commencing TO-DAY—From Noon—TO-DAY, The. Story of n Man, a Knowing 1 Horse, a. Faithful Dog, Wild Geese, and Bomance. TOM MIX, TOM MIX, . TOM MIX, TOM MIX, i TOM MIX, TOM MIX, TOM MIX, TOM MIX, TOM MIX, TOM MIX, In his Latest Picture, based on the Novel by MAX BRAND. "WILD GEESE." "WILD GEESE." And a Sequel to '"l'lio Untamed." "The night horsemen." "THE NIGHT HORSEMEN." "THE NIGHT HORSEMEN." . "THE NIGHT HORSEMEN." "THE NIGHT HORSEMEN." Gazette—MUTT and JEFF—World's News. SUNSHINE COMEDY. ."BUSINESS IS BUSINESS." 0786 SPORTS. SPORTS. SPORTS. THE KOWAI ATHLETIC. SPORTS CLUB'S ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the SEFTON DOMAIN on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 17th, 1922. RUNNING, CYCLING, AND FIELD EVENTS. £7O IN PRIZE MONEY. Two Special Trophies to he awarded (one each) to winner of most points in Athletic events and winner of moat points in Cycling events. The ENTRIES for tho Running, Cycling, and Dancing events closo with the Secretary, at Sefton, on SATURDAY, April Ist at 7 p.m. All other events are POST ENTRY. . , R'angiora BTass Band will bo in attendance, also a Memlier of the Christclntrch Pipe Band to play for the Dancing. TRAINS.— Ordinary Train leaves Christchurch at 8.55 a.m., rehirning from Sefton at 5.15 p.m. LUNCHEON BOOTH ON GROUND. Admission to Ground,: Adulta Is, Children Gd. Molor-cai'3 and Motor-cycles Is. H. P. McIVOR, 9787 Hon. Secretary, Sefton. PUBLIC NOTICES. QANT ANI'ERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. Open DAILY from 19 a.m. to 5 p.m.; re-oi'cn 7.30 to 9.30. ADMISSION till. 9G37 FOOTBALL. HIGH SCHOOL'OLD BOYS' FOOTBALL CLUB. THE OPENING PRACTICE will be held on tho HIGH SCHOOL GROUND, Hagley Park North, on SATURDAY, Ist APRIL, 1922, at 2.30 "LADIES' FOOTBALL. PRACTICE, ENGLISH PARK, SATURDAY, APRIL let, 2.30 i>.m. Take No. 11 Car. 17(H SOLDIER CANVASSERS ARE now Oil the road with the "SOLDIER SERVICE" WRITING TABLET. Each salesman carries a letter of authority sell and has been engaged from the Association s unemployed register. E. H. CAMBRIDGE, Tel. 259. ' Organiser. 1710 ' . ~ PARTNERSHIP NOTICES. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE PARTNERSHIP of WM. JAMESON, SON, and HARLE has THIS DAY been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. Tho practice will in future be curried on under the firm namo of "WM. JAMESON and SON." Mr Harlo remains with tho firm :ia Managing Clerk. Di.fced thi.'i tliirty-first day of Alarch, 1922. W. JAMESON. S. W. JAMESON. 9763 P. HARLE. DOG TRIALS. WAIPARA AND OMIHI COLLIE TRIAL CLUB. rp.RIALS being held at SPYE, MA' - 3rd and 4th. J. B. STARKY, Hon. -Secretary, Ornitii. T IGHTHOUSE Cleanser for cleaning kitchen utensils. AH Stored,. {(id per tin. • 9j£s