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AMUSEMENTS. Oil. Gd. Gd. Cd. Gd. Gd. Gd. Gd. Gd. •W. 3d. M. priS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 3d. 3d. -OL 3d, 3d. Props....John Fuller and Sons. 3d. 3d. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! ,3d. 3d. CHILDREN'S Fuller!,' M ATINEE 3d. 3d. CHILDREN'S Pictures MATINEE 3d. 3d. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME 3d. 3d. Specially arranged for the edit- 3d. 3d. cational enjoyment of tho cliil- 3d, 3d. dreu. 3d. 3d. THROUGH EGYPT. 3d. 3d. Culture of Bulbous Flowers. 3d, 3d. THE lIEMP INDUSTRY. 3d. 3d. Great Scott on Wheels. 3d. 1 3d. Spiders and their Prey. 3d. 3d. Matinco Pricey—D.C., adults, 3d. 3d. Is.; children Gd.; 0.5., adults, 3d. 3d. Gd.; children 3d. 3d. Is. Is. Is. Is. is. Is. Is. Is. Is. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES. FULLERS' of All. PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A Collection of the Very Latest Produce lions. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT, Australian Gazette. STRIKE AT TnE MINES, Mandy's Social Whirl. BULBOUS FLOWERS. .leal and Sisera. IN THE LAND OF THE FELLAHS. Tweedledum's Divam. MANILA lIEMP INDUSTRY. Silver Lining. SPIDERS AND THEIR PREY, The Tramp. „ GREAT SCOTT ON WHEELS. D.C. and 0.5., Is. Stalls (tip-up), Gdj Plan at Christcson's. 'Phono 3153. rsi H E A T ft E SOUIk x Props., John Fuller and Sons. A Brilliant Programmo Now On. Another Hugo Success. Joo-WATTS AND LUCAS-Madge Clever Contortionists, Clog Dancers, atld. Conversationalists. Now, Firm Favourites. THE KELSO BOYS, Australian Wizards of Motion. - Fast Club Juggling Extraordinary, First Appearance of ESSIE JENNINGS, Balladist and Soubrette, Reappearance of BRIGnTIE CARLISLE, Soubrette. EMMA lIARDIE, Scrio and Dancer. LUCY LAVINIA, Daintv Soubrette. MAUD FANNING, The Greatest Coon Impersonator Living, ARTHUR ELLTOTT. Lively End Man ELLIOTT SISTERS, Talented Trio. King of C'omedv, WARD LEAR. LAST NIG [ITJOS. MULLANEY, ETTIE WILLIAMS, GEORGE JONES. DAPHNE LESLIE, WALTER WARWICK, Fine Baritone. Screaming Farce to Finish. Prices—2s.- and Is. Plan Dresden. CULLERS' SKATING RINK, 'l'hreo Sessions Daily: 2.30, G, and 7.30. ADMISSION—Gents., Is.; Ladies, Gd. 1 8.8. Skates Is. Floorago to patrons with own Skates Gd. Private Tuition Daily, 12 to 1. Special Session (Beginners Only), 6 p.ni. ADMISSION FREE, SKATES Gd. ; UG B Y J'OOTBAL L. ATHLETIC PARJC, AT 2,45 THIS AFTERNOON. PONEICE V. ST. JAMES. ; SOUTHERN V. WELLINGTON. ' AT PETONE- : PETONE V. MELROSE. Admission, Gd. Ladies Free. Grandstand Gd. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday a special Inter-Provincial Tramway Touri liament will beheld at tho I'ark. Thrco good.teams will compete. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINH ARTS. ANXUAX SKETCH EXHIBITION. FINAL DAY. THE Exhibition Closes TO-DAY at 8| p.m. Admission Sixpence. piCTURES. PICTURES. ROYAL DIVORCE. FRANK GARDINER. ' WEST'S OUR ARMY AND NAVY. TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH, CAPT. SKULTHORPE'S ROUGH- • RIDERS. THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP, Eta. ALL EXCLUSIVE FILMS.-Writo today for prices and vacant dates, also my Latest Catalogue of Films and Machines, ■ and Film Hiro and Accessories. Sole Agents; "Erucmann" Kincmato. graphs. E. J. HYAMS, 120 VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON. AUCTIONS. CHRISTCHURCII. CHRISTCHURCH. TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, DRAPERS, AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY* TO LET, ON.BUILDING LEASE, THE CREAM OF CITY BUSINESS ' . PROPERTY. 111 ft. Froniagc to Cath.cdral Square. 100 ft. Frontage to Colombo Street. 111 ft. Frontage to Gloucester Street. CHARLES CLARK bogs to announce that tho present leases of Town Section Nc. 705, with frontages is above, run out on the Ist day of JULY. 1912, and, instructed by the TRUSTEES in tho Estate of the late ISAAC LUCK, ho will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1911, At 2 p.m. At his Rooms, in HEREFORD WREET?, CHRISTCHURCH. THE LEASE OF THE SITE FOR. 50. YEARS. Rent and term to commence from ■ tha Ist July, 1912. Present Buildings to bccome Uie property of tho Lessee as a set-off against loss of rent while rebuilding, which will have to bo commenced within tho first twelve months, lessee will have to erect n building of two storys in brick and stone, capable of carrying an additional story, of tho value approximately of .CIO,OOO. The premises are now. occupied by tho following, viz.Booklovers' Library, "Spectator" Office, Loasb.y Bros., Wo«l----ward and Co., the Mioses Foster, Miss Cook, E. Howish, Brown's Laundry, tho Jungle, lee Cream Parlour, Smith's Boot Shop, Nixon Bros,, Smith and Son, A. Johns, and — Hensmami. From its central position Iho above silo is held to be one of tho best? retail frontages in Chri-dchurch, and that it will' so continue is beyond Question. For the purpose of present investment audi prospective valuo it c.mnot bo approached by any other city properly, and an opportunity such as this occurs but once in a lifetime. Tho Draft I.easo can bo seen at the Auctioneers' Office. ' No", flog QTUDY tho Property Market.-Tho C 9 Back Pago oi lho Dominion" is a Land and Farm Directory. Auctioneers' Notices .will ulea. bo. found on the samo