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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13742, 25 May 1910, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND TNSTTRANCB COMPANY, LIMITED. . FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDENT. Policies ieeued covering BURGLARY *»a HOUSEBREAKING at Moderate Rate*. / A. I* PARSONS, Manager. CS2B3 I9G Hereford «tr**i.

AMUSEMENTS. plO L 0 S S -E U U. SENSATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT. \ . """ " "" _ Tho Special Cinematograph Picture of the Stately Ceremonial of THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE KINO KDWAKD ViJL Taken in London and Windsor, -will an-ive ■ ' here and be exhibited »t the COLOSSEUM on TUESDAY. JUNE 28th. COLOSSEUM. Tho Picture Home of the People. FULLER'S The Best PICTURES. FULLER'S of all. PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Last Opportunity of Seeing the Present Programme. EVERY PICTURE A STAR PICTURE. EVERY MUSICAL ITEM A GEM. TO-MORROW NIGHT, for the First Time in Christchurch. THE FUGITIVE DALAI LAMA. Showing hie Hurried Arrival &J Darjeeling. Also AROUND WINDSOR CASTLE. Beautiful Glimpses of tho Classic Pile. PRICES: Is, and 6d. 898 D - v I» E R A H O U S E. Extraordinary nn«l Phenomenal Programme. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. John Fuller and Soma present their NEW EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE CO. . NEW EMPIRE-VAUDEVILLE CO. The Greatest Star Success ever engaged. THE DO RE MI TRIO. THE DO RE MI TRIO. Absolutely the Funniest Comedy Musical Acl ■ever presented 1o n New Zealand audience, GUILLAUME BABY AND CO., GUILLAfME' BABY AND CO.. In their Scremnine Burlesque of a SPANISH BULLFIGHT, Introducing their 3 famous dogs dissruiaed v Bulls, assisted by MISS LOLITA. Graceful and Accomplished Spanish Dancer. ■■ . Supported by a Strong Double , Vaudeville. Compunv of Exceptional Brilliance, including WARD LEAR SCOTT. BROS. CHAS. THROSBY. CHAS. HEATH. ■ Martin Sisters, Nellie Leslie, Ivy Goodwill, THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH, A Series of Animated Pictures, including . THE BETRAYING MIR ROB. OUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE. THE HAPPY FATHER. A SUPERLATIVE PROGRAMME. PRICES: 2s, la Cd, and Is. Doors 7.15. ; . ■ 6879 HIS M A J" E S T Y'S. IN ALEXANDRA HALL. Nightly «t 8. Matinee Saturday 2.30. Entire Change of - HAYWARfi'S . ' PATHE PICTURES. The Romantic Story of ' • CAGLIOSTRO, The Famous Political Wizard. - A LOVE MATCH—A Sentimental Drama. THE HEAVENLY MESSEJSGER-Dram*. THE LITTLE VENDEAN—Dram*. ACROSS NORWAY—Nature Study. GLASS BLOWlNG—lndustrial. A Budget of Comedies, including , THE GIRL WHO WOULD NOT GROW UP. ; SPECIAL NOTICE.—The Path* ' Pictures New Programme will bo screenod in tho Large Theatre' on ' Saturday, at 2.30 and 8, The Lucky Scat Number not having been found-last week iho prize this week will be increased to A-2 2s. . For resul}. of Seat. Guessing Competition, sec "Evening Ncwb." PRICES:" X mid, 6d. 0013 PHYSICAL CULTURE AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE, . CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Mr F. A. Hornibrook. Mr E. W. Johnson. , THE Institute is the largest and best - equipped in Australasia. The system taught is Scientific, Practical, and Up-to-date. Public Classes for M*n, Women and Chil«' dren held daily. Private and Individual Inatruction. Tel. 1369. • IiTHE BEAUTIFUL BURWOOD TEA - <• GARDENS will Remain Open during the Winter, and piovido outdoor attraction* and coay indoor, tea rooms, inigasinee, fix ; cone fire, goldfish, guinea, pigs. Admission 6d, - Tea Gd. „ Tram..from Bank-Corner. ,' t. 'W;;..GIUND .ORGAN RECITAL, by HR !•' FIRTH, . ',;• On the Eloctro-Fneutnatic Organ,.. Durham - street Methodist Church, THURSDAY, 8 p.m. • ' ; '~ Silver Coin ColUotion; ■ "JISS3F. ' JUMBLE SALE. JUMBLE SALE. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY),' MAY 26tb,", .' 1010. , ** . •TN tho PRIMITIVE METHODIST. .' JL ■' ' CHURCH - Eagcware road, corner Madras-strut.' ■. ■ Articles of al! Description almost given away. , ' Cotno early and secure- the bargains. Mini- .' . cal Programme in the Evening. - Open from •' • ■ 2.30 lo 5, und 6.30 to 9.30. Admission 3d. -1563 ■. SPIRITUALIST AS--V> SOCIATION (Registored), Worcester ■ Btrcet, TO-NIGHT. 8 p.m.—Demon etaatfona ' of Peychormrtry. Spirit Messages, etc,, •by MRS S. E. MORRISON,' V.A.S., from Art'- : , cles placed on Table. Admitwion Cxji. "lSSffi VOLUNTEER NOTICES. ~~ RIFLE SHOOTING. ■ ~* .•■ "PROGRAMMES of the Rangiora' Rifle* , A Field, Day, to be held ou FRIDAY, . . June 3rd, may be hod on Application to. tho: ' Secretary, Bail CAFTAIN.B. S. JORDAK. ■- .■ NEEDED FANCY *' v NOVELTIES FOR "JUST NOW." ' ' . :. Cream American "Crossover" mufflers, in botton, Wool, and Silk, from Iβ 3d to . ,3s Gd/oach. I White and Paris Lace Ties, from Iβ to r is 6d each. Cream "Maltese" Ties, from £• 3d to : ,■ 17s 6d each. Coloured and Silk Crepe do Chine Ties,' : from Iβ to Is 9d. . Coloured and Silk Bo we, from Is to 2a 6d each. Coloured Leather and Suede "Peggy" Bags, from Is to"3s lid each. , Coloured Hosiery, "from Is lid to 3s 6d ' pair. OAREY'S , ' READY-MONEY STORE. 104*.' I •..■'. WANTEDS. • and see in window Two <s Cd , V 7 Prams carrying i of a ton of iron, . H. Atkinson, Furnishers, 117 Manchester 1 street. Larger Prams with Hoods 7« Gd. : _ csasi H ATKINSON'S, m" Manchester .strwtT • pay rail and pack free, £0 mile*, , Furniture for 4 Rooms for £35. Come md , see in 5 minutes the gooda already £is- • > P'*?* l - . CS2SI , A CCORDEONS, just arrived, from 6a Cd. ■cl. uplendid value, at H. Furniture Warehouse, 117 Manchester- street. Cs2fil f A 8 strong in public favour as they are in -"• time of atorm, Ballantyne'e H*.'f Guinea Umbrellae. - 04865 ATKINSON'S wL'l pay rail and pack • free for 50 mi'es, any size Brass- ' mounted. Bedstead for 29s Gd. 117 Man* Chester street. ■ CK3SI . ARD Hitters, those fine flexible felt '' Hata for gentlemen, at 10s £d. J. Ballantyno and Co. C4B6S ' GOOD morning Hats, Fancy Chip Str*wi.< smartly trimmed with ribbon velvet, all shades, 10s 9d each at Ballantyne'ei ; C4a65 • r pHE cream of fashion for Fashionable " •' » A Blouses. Ballantyne'e 'All-Wool Cream ■ ■ Dc - aine ls yard. ' CIB6J BLOUSES to benefiflbote who feel the cold. Ballantyne'e are selling smart Y S JLtHiLJfelggg from 138 lld each ' c<B6s MINSON'S, the Dinner "Ware Store. New stock patterns in the latest English productions; any quantity sold. For continuation of Wanted*, tan page 10. PIANO, by H«ake; iron frame, check action, and all the latest improvements; .£33; terms 15s 10d monthly. Piano, by Challen, London, rich tone, check action, all in perfect order; a bargain; £31; terms 12s :6d monthly. Piano, by Murphy, London;: this instrument is in good order, eplendid tone; £27; terms 10s 10d monthly. Remember, no interest charged. ROBERT FRANCIS. Pianoforte Warenonee, 159 and 161 Manchester street. C 1960-1203