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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18219, 1 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THEAT BE. TO-DAY, TO-N*IGHT, 2 p.m. ' " p.m. SPECIAL. SPECIAL. ALL BLACKS v. DEVON. ALL BLACKS v. DEVON. ALL BLACKS v. DEVON. Exclusive to Liberty Theatre. The First Match of the Tour. DON'T MISS THIS! Master Pictures Present — A BARRAGE Of FUN* AND LAUGHTER. WESLEY BARRY W K S L E Y BARRY W E S L E Y BARRY WESLEY u A R R Y W E S LEY B A R R Y WESLEY BARRY In "GEORGE WASHINGTON, JNR.' "GEORGE WASHINGTON, JNR." "GEORGE WASHINGTON. JNR." "GEORGE WASHINGTON, JNR. ' "GEORGE WASHINGTON', JNR.' "GEORGE WASHINGTON, JNR." See wliat happens to a lad who broadcasts the truth about people with tragic-comic consequences. A Comedv of LOVE, LIES, AND' LAUGHTER. PRECEDED BY Master Pictures Sensational Underaeas Production. A GENUINE OUTSTANDING NOVELTY. For the first time in screen history a drama enacted on the bed of the ocean, "VENGEANCE OF THE DEEP," "VENGEANCE OF THE DEEP,' "VENGEJTNCE OF THE DEEP,'' "VENGEANCE OF THE DEEP, "VENGEANCE OF THE DEEP," Featuring RALPH LEWIS, VIRGINIA BROWH FAIRE, Etc. PRODUCED in HONOLULU and off the Island of Aohu in the Hawaiian Group. SUPPORTED BY "UP THE RIVER WITH MOLLY." "UP THE RIVER WITH MOLLY." "UP THE RIVER WITH MOLLY.' Another of the beautiful Hepworth Scenics, showing the beauties of the Thames, with wonderful stereoscopic effects. AND MACK SENNETT COMEDY, "NIP AND TUCK." "NIP AND TUCK." "NIP AND TUCK." A Three Hours' Prpgramme, packed full of entertainment, not a minute of which shou.d be missed Bock for To-nig-ht at THE BRISTOL till LL.fe afterwards at LIBERTY IHEATRB. Phone 2366. 4258 PUBLIC NOTICES. T7NTRIES ore invited for the following C laeses in the ST. ALBANS CHLUDmtcTnv^? LIC , PROCESSION, from the City out to St. Albans Park, on NOVEMBER 22nd, 3994 ; (Class 1) —B«it Decorated Motor-car (open). First prize .. ... 330 Second prize .. ..110 2—Best Decorated Motor-cycle and siie-obair. First prize .. .. ..900 Second prize .. .. 0 15 0 3—Best Decorated Motor-lorry (over 2 toil) .... First prize .. ..330 Second prize .. ..110 4—Beat Decorat«a Bicycle, Ladiee and Gents. Rid ere must be in fancy costume. First prize .. ..110 Second prize .. .. 010 6 s—Beat5 —Beat Decorated Light Delivery. First prize .. .. ..220 £—Best Decorated Tradesman's Vehicles, boraft-drawn. First prize .. ..330 7—Best Decorated Children's Pony (boy). Ponies must be under 14.2. ,In saddle). Firpfc prize .. .. ..220 Second prize .. .. 015 0 B—Beat decorated Children's Pony (girl). Ponies must be under 14.2. (In saddle). First prizo .. .. ..220 9—Best Dcoorate3 Trotting Horse (in saddle). Eider must be in racing costume. First prize .. ..6150 Second prize .. 1 12 6 10—Beet Decorated Trotting Horse (in harness). Sulkies or speed carts, drivers in racing costume. First prize .. . .. 730 0 Second prizo .. .. 112 6 11—Best Decorated Pony and Pleasure Cart. Open to boys and girls. Ponies must be under 14.2 First prize .. .. ..230 Second prize .. .. 012 6 12—Best Novelty I tarn First prize ... ..220 Second prize .. .. 015 0 13—Best Tableaux— First prize ..330 Second, prize .. ..110 The Procession will be supported by the \\ Aoleton, Derry's, Tramways, and the Canterbury Caledonian Pipe Bands. Competitors must be assembled at Cr&nmer square at 2 P.M. sharp to receive instructions from the Marsh alt in charge. Send your entries in now to A. W. JACKSON. Secretary, 143 Cranford street. Phono 909. 4203FP NOTICE TO OUR CLIENTS. "V-VT'E wish to inform our many Clients ' thai we have disposed of our Stock of Men's and Bovs' Mercery to MR JAMES STEER, who has been in charge of that Department for ua for a period of nine years. MR STEER is carrying on tho Meroery business on his own account, on tho ground floor of our premises (next to our entrance). OUR TAILORING SHOWROOM IS UPSTAIRS, AS BEFORE. We tender our sincere Thanks for the patronage accorded to our Mercery Department in the past, and solicit a continuance of the game for Mr Steer in the future. Yours faithfully, CROWN CLOTHING CO., LTD. 4111 F.P. NOTICE. IN connexion with the above, I wish to notifr old friends and the. poWlc generally that I have Commenced Business on my OWN ACCOUNT as frum OCTOBER let having purchased the whole of the Stock of Men» and Boys' Mercery from 1 the Crown Clothing Co. at a favourable price. The business will etill be earned on, on the ground floor of the Crown do thing Company's Buildings, and I hope by gooa service and attention to detail in replenishing Stocks, which will enable me to offer best value for cash, to merit a continuance of the public patronage. Thanking you in anticipation, Yours for Service, JAMES STEER. 4112 F.P. 130 Manchester street. AKAROA BUTTER CO., LTD. OUR BUTTER is now procurable at Leading Stores in Christchurch, and -without doubt ie the Beat Brand oh the local market, having secured (he highest grade in Canterbury for part two years. Buy a pound of the far-famed AKAROA BUTTER. Guaranteed free of boric acid. 4OOIFP fi.OODRICH BILVEBTOWN TIRES vJ SELVERTOWN "Best in the Long Run." Goodrich quality aad service are very and tangible thing*. GOODRICH SILVEBTOWN TIRES, LTD., Pftfigl 334-236 Turn #*»•*.