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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13289, 5 December 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COLOSSEUM. .TjyiDE WORLD PICTURES. MATINEE—TO-DAY, at 2.45. MATINEE—TO-DAY, at 2.45. MATINEE—TO-DAY, at 2.45. An Amusing and Educational Programme. Ladies and Children 6d All Parts. Ladies and Children Cd All Paita. 6413 COLOSSEUM. ~ TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WE PLACE THE WORLD BEFORE YOU-. THE FASCINATING and FAMOUa "Vl7-IDE WORLD PICTURES. V> IDE WORLD PICTURES. Ar.d ORCHESTRAL BAND. 47ih ALL-STAR PROGRAirME. TRAINING A FIGHTING BULL. THE DEVIL.. THE DK-VIL. Ontrivallir.gr the Famous Drama, "Trilby." MOTOR RACING. MOTOR RACING. THE PANTHER OF BENGAL. OUR PRICES. Is and 6d. Is and 6d. Dcors 7.15, Overture 8. T<rm:rsites 10.20. 5414 HARRY LISTOX. Manager. LITTLE RIVER ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUb. ANNUAL MEETING, ON RACECOURSE. BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26th. Programme comprising Hurdle Races, Flat Raocs, Boys' Races, Girls' Races. Ob-tsclo Rficee. Sack Races, Tilting in the Ring, Bicyclo Races, Hunters' Competition, Trotting Races, etc., etc £60 PRIZE MONEY. £60 ENTRIES for Handicap Events close on December 17th. Programmes may be seen at Messrs Smith Bros.' Produce. Stores, St. Asaph street, or Mr A. Francis, Tobacconist, Manehos-ter street. . SPECIAL TRAINS. CHEAP FARES. Refreshment Booth. .Band. IDEAL PICNIC RESORT. NO BETTING will be permitted on the ground. B. C. JONES, F5377 Hon. Secretary. TAT" O N D E B L A N D. V\;. O■ N D E R L A N D. •• ■ ' (Late* Bligh's Gardens.) ' N E' W BRIGHTON. THURSDAY: Oust School Picnic. FRIDAY: Carleton School Picnic. Side Shows working. Circus'2.3o -p- m - Refreshments, Sweets, and Drinks. C 4154 - Proprietor: F. SxJavjaNS. ■ PUBLIC NOTICES. THE NEW" ZEALAND FABMEBS , COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTEBBURY (Limited). ISSUE OF 6 PEB CENT. PREFERENCE r; ■-■ ■ . :■ ■ ' .' *TV> meet the wisnes of a large nu»b*r at J- - Shareholder . and - .the. Gen«ial . Public," th« Directors have decided to reoeive Further APPLICATIONS 'fbr : the above until the Mat DECEMBER, 1908. . 'Forms of application and full particulars msvyvitftk obtained. a.t the Head Offioe,. Christchurch, or from Branch Offices at Ash.buT- ; ton, Bangiora, Hawardon, and. East. Oxioxd. c. w. BELpH, ■:.:' 5178F Manager. • SHEARING- NQTIOE..; .' , , OHEABING -wili ; bbilirENCE'af.ihe under-, C 5 --mentioned. on,. ■ the following; dates:—;' \ ■.-■.. ■'■.-'''a- "' :: ::=. *: >'■. '■.•' r-- 2ft. TORLESSE—7th December. • MOUNT- WHITE—IIth December. GRASMERE and CORA LYNN—l4th December. MESOPOTAMIA—IIth December. MOUNT December. CLENT HILLS—ISth December.; 16th December. , ■ MOLESWORTH—Waggon leaves Jolhe s Pass 18tn December. ST JAMES—22nd December. LAKE HERON—26th December. _ WANTED, i YOUNG LADY to' take charge of Mantle Department. Must have good knowledge and recent experience in this Department. Apply with copies of references to T. E. TONEYCLIFFE, Managing Director Wm. Pettie and Co., Ltd., 255F Gisborne. MOTOR CAR for Sale cheap, in perfect order, with lamps and powerful headlight, 8-10 h.p. genuine De Dion engine; rents four. Trial. Purchaser taught to drive. Dr. R. W. Anderson, Sydenham. 191F "piOR XMAS CARDS ASS XMAS POST- " CARDS For the English Mail, Visit THE P.0.P., Opposite Clock Tower. C 4212 LIVING Pictures—Now is the time to choose Bulbs. Largest and best display in the colony. Bedding-out plants, Stocks, Phlox, Asters, etc.. Is per dozen. Also French Daisies, Calceolarus, etc. J. G. Davis is noted for good plants. Nurseries Draper street, top of second terrace, near East Belt bridge, or first street over Staninore bridge, Burwood tram. 1912 NOTICE to Doctors and Patients—Dominion Home, Shirley road, Shirley, for patients suffering from nervous instability and who are in want [of quietness and rest. The Home is nicely situated and well-kept, with large grounds, affording ample scope tor the recreation of patients. The Matron holds numerous testimonials from doctors and patients. Her knowledge of nursing and managing mental cases is very wide. Further particulars can be had on application to the Matron and Proprietress, Mrs A. M. HOMERSHAM. 4225 PUBLIC NOTICE M' R G. A. J. HART, having returned after 4i years' experience in London, begs to notify that the business lately carried on by his father will now be continued by himself, et the old addTces, 185 Gloucester street, under the style of A. H. HABT and SON, C 4200 Architects. T A. REDPATH AND SON, " * COAL MERCHANTS, 175 HEREFORD STREET. THE LARGEST IMPORTERS IN THE DOMINION Sole' Agents for Aberdara and Hetton Coals. undoubtedly the Best Imported. COAL ARRIVALS FBOM NEWCASTLE. S.S. BRISBANE, due Lyttelton— 1100 Tons. S.S. TAIERI, due Napier— SCO Tons. S.S. INGA, to load for Auckland— ■ 1100 Tone. Barque DANIEL, due Auckland — 400 Tons. Barque HELEN DENNY, due Auckland— 800 Tone. ÜBUROA. to load for and MABOBO due Wauganui— 300 Tens Each. S.S. KAIAPOI, due Bluff and Dunedin— 600 Toms. SENOBITA and MANTTWEBA, fox East Coast Ports. TVO NOT FOItGET—Wβ am atiil Fitting •*-* up Shops and Offices, also Manufactur- • ing Dustproof Show Cases. Get an estimate from ue. JEWELL and LOGAN. Factory. 146 Hereford street. Telephone 1550. 16011?