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| 1 AMUBEMEHTB. . Book at The Bristol, Is. 6d. rTIHE KING'S. THE KING'S^ 1 HAYWARD'S pictures. , . ■ LAST NIGHTS OF ■ The Life Photo Play. Exclusive: ,THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL, THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL, THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL.' THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL. A vivid war drama, depicting a French officer who, wounded and taken. priMmqrr, sacrifices the death of his mother,-sister, and aweetheart rather tLan betray hia regiment. • THE ORDEAL. " THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL. THE OEDEAL. THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL. THE ORDEAL; • A drama of war. The circumstances .of war change tho nature of the man;, who. eventually brings great assistance to his .. . comrades. ... OUR TERRITORIAL ARMY, War topical GETTING TO THE BALL GAME. : Edison Comedy. KING'S WAR GAZETTE, Latest arrival, MAID FROM SWEDEN, Vitagraph.. Comedy." Prices as usual, Is. and 6d. jgVEEYBODY'S. Direction, Fuller's Pictures, Limited,.' DAILY FROM NOON. The children will have an ideal Satnr« day's amusement, education, and instruction in: seeing the groat oowboy sports gala, California's Bound-up; but be sure and send them ■ early. ' TO-DAY AND SATURDAY, . Your last oliance of participating in tlrf pleasureable pictme feast. 2500 feet of Entertainment. CALIFORNIA'S EOUND-UP, " CALIFORNIA'S EOUND-UP, CALIFORNIA'S ROUND-UP, The cult of the vowbqy is peculiar to America, and their daring deeds have created an interest to all English-speaking races. At this Gala the wildest, maddest horses and oattlo aire brought to subjection- by . the pick of California's horsemen, and',th« cowgirls do tlio most' reckless ettrnts int. ' - aginable. ' - POLISHING UP;: ' : Bunny-Finch Glorious Comedy. • HIGHWAYS OF ENGLAND, ■ ■ ' Splendid beauty spots. . NEEDEA. THE DREAM WOMAN, A dream fantasv. GAUMONT WAE GRAPHIC. , OUR TERRITORIALS : EN ACTION, ■ Prices; Adults 6d., Children,3d.. , - MONDAV NEXT. ~ A Superior 2-Star Bill. ' A' magnificent" mflitary drama. : Story of the present great war." '-' ON HIS' MAJESTY'S SERVICE. ' ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE. ■. •, Dealing with tho outbreak of War fae>* twean Germany and . tlie -Allies. CHARLES CHAPLIN . And, 0 - MABEL NORMAND,. ■ 1 The. Keystone Comedy Duo, in a ecreaffll ■ ing farce,'' '.' ' : 'A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE. •' - - , : A GENTLEMAuN OF NERVE: . ; : n

TO-NIGHT!. . . ....... ... TO-NIGHT! • • •>' li/TR. J. " ALEXANDER. CLAItEE, : . Of the BELGIAN CONGO, Will (D.V.) give an ' • ILLUSTRATED LECTUEE, • • ■- :'r'S ; :•: 011 . "TRAVELLING AND HUNTING -I A ; DEI LIVINGSTONE'S-, CQTjNTEY.",-. In the CONCERT CHAMBER, : THIS EVENING- "i'i'iv? (FRIDAY), sth MARCH, at 8 o'clock HON. J. G..W. AITKEN,;to. preside.: Come and hear an Address of enthral-* ling interest,, .full,,,of_ incident, through travel ' itf a- counfejr teeming with wild beasts 1 arid big' game'.'' *' * Slides showing snapshots from' Mr; Glarke's own- Kodak.- : 'Admission Free. 'No Collection.'-;. ■•' i Bring.Saukey'e Hymns. " PARISH. OP ST. PAUL'S," THOENDOK PAEISHIONEES and Friends are"in- : vited to a- SOCIAL- GATHEEING, THIS EVENING, to bid Farewell to the REV.'. N.". S." andTMRS. .'BAENETT; .'at SYDNEY STREET SCHOOLEOOM, at i o'clock,.. : SATURDAY, MAECH 6, 1915. QRAND . ■ GAEDEN . PARTY (In aid' 1 of St. Vincent, ,'de' Paul School-' • room, Northland), , - TO" BE OPENED BY THE HON.' If L,.' HERDMAN, at 2.30 P.Sf;MRS. PUTNAM'S GEOUNDS, MAIN , ROAD, NORTHLAND. . Fancy" Goods. Flowers, and Produce, and Sweet" Stalls, '■ Competitions, and Afternoon Tea... , .. , . Admission to Grounds, fid. -

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