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AMUSEMENTS. IT IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. -"■ Direction .. HENRY HAYWARD. TO-NIGHT and~NIGHTLY at 8. Best and Brightest of all. PATHE PICTURES PATHE PICTURES PATHK PICTURES PATHE PICTURES With Orchestral Accompaniment. THREE MUSKETEERS Exciting adroira--IHK,;k MUSKETEERS tion nightly. WINTER SPORTS, CANADA Uupurallcled. Life for a Locket, The Patriot. Mrs Jones Entertains (a lion comique), Mephistopheles Wand, Cnucasia, Policeman's Dreein, Kaleidoscope, and there arc others TO-MORROW. THURSDAY NIGHT. BENEFIT TO* NAZARETH HOME. BENEFIT TO HOME. Mr Haywsrd give 3 half the gross receipts to assist a deserving institution. _Circle_ls. Stalls 6d, Children 6d. 9170 PUBLIC NOTICES. EUGENE SPITZ and CO., LTD., TAILLEURS POUR DAMES, TTAVE just received, per s.s. Turakina, a Shipment of most exquisite of MATERIALS for LADIES' COSTUMES, suitable for the GRAND NATIONAL RACES. C4609F—760 TENANT WANTED POR TWO-STORIED STONE BUILDING, ■*• Situate No. 164 Hereford street, City. PARTICULARLY SUITABLE FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. Apply, NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, No. 161 Hereford street, City. 755F WANTED. EXPERIENCED YOUNG CLERK For Merchant's Office, With Rocci knowledge of books. Highest references essential. Apply, stating previous experience and salary required, to CAPABLE,. Care of "Press" Office. 9133F -JKK ACRES—Splendid Dairy and CocksJ.OO foot Farm, near Akaroa. Little work, no worry, big returns: carry 40 dairy cows, besides cocksfoot. Price £23 per acre, or owner would exchange for sheep farm. Apply Lock and StockwelL 196 Hereford street. ' 762F THE LATEST CREATION. BRASS and COPPER NAME PLATES, with your own name, name of your house, etc., etc. Call or write for Price List, D. CRAIG and CO.. STATIONER and BOOKSELLER, 210 Colombo street. We Give 5 per cent. Discount for Cash. PRINTING DONE ON THE PREMISES. _ C4707F-771 H. ■S. RICHARDS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Iβ* GLOUCESTER STREET {Opposite Rink Stables). SPECIAL PROPERTY. , CITY CENTRAL. . HEREFORD STREET. £1150. TWO STOREY DWELLING. NINE; BOOMS-. -JskpxapTE WITH- EVERY • MODERN CONVENIENCE. SECTION 30 PERCHES. The house is splendidly built, strong, and substantial looking, hollow brick walls, damp proof. Large rooms. Sunny aspect. NOTHING CHEAPER" ON THE MARKET. EASY TERMS IF DESIRED. H. S. RICHARDS, FC4635-777 185 Gloucester street. WARNING. J. SHARMAN and SONS, PORK BUTCHERS, 239 Colombo street, DESIRE to WARN their Customers and Public generally against Person or Persons MALICIOUSLY CANVASSING SMALL GOODS under the name of SHARMAN, are NOT manufactured by our firm. Our widely-known Goods are only obtaint able at our Retail Shop, 039 COLOMBO STREET. (Next Cook and Rosa.) 9178F CAUTION. THE Residents of Christchurch and surrounding districts are Hereby WARNED that our FIRST-CLASS SMALL GOODS are NOT being Hawked from door-to-door, nor do we supply anyone for that purpose. (Signed) A. E. SHARMAN, Pork Butcher. 185 Lower High street, Christchurch. 785F ] LYTTELTON CLUB. WANTED, CUSTODIAN, 30s weekly, j house ana firing free. Apply, J. MAHAR, j 9169 Hon. Bee. 95s SUITS TO ORDER 63e. rriHIS OFFER can last ONLY A PEW i- WEEKS, owing to the late arrival of some Special Suitings. It's your turn to get a HIGH-GRADE SUIT at a Price FULLY ONE-THIRD LOWER than its ACTUAL VALUE. They arc the Latest Shades and Colourings. The Materials are Medium Weights. The Suit will be made in our Highestgrade Style. H. BERRY and CO., TAILORS, CASHEL STREET W. C 4760 WOOLSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. -ITfANTED, up to 4 p.m. on MONDAY. f V lSfh inst., TENDERS for 8 CHAINS FENCING, labour only. Specifications at the Council office, Woolston. W. V. BIDDALL. 9142 - Town Clerk. ROAD CLOSED. ■\TOTICE is hereby Riven that STROWAN i> ROAD is CLOSED until further notice for re-construction of bridge across Taylor's drain. JAMES H. SHARPE 9141 Clerk Ricearton Road Board. CANTERBURY MUSEUM.EARLY COLONISTS' DEPARTMENT. rpHE BOARD OF GOVERNORS has reX solved to establish at the Museum a Department to illustrate the Early History and Progress of Canterbury and Christchurch. A Meeting of Early Colonists and their relatives will be held in the College Hall, on THURSDAY NEXT, July 15th, at 3 p.m., when all interested in the movement are cordially invited to attend. G. W. RUSSELL. Chairman. Canterbury College. 9014 triIIASGAIi COAL. ABUNDANT SUPPLIES. REDUCED PRICES. ALL COAL MERCHANTS. MIXES WITH AND IMPROVES BITUMINOUS COALS. In the event of difficulty in obtaining supplies or for information re economy in using, ring up or write to the Chriitchurch representative, W J. CARDEN, 'Phone 1926, P.O. Box 696. F6868