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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13908, 6 December 1910, Page 1

j Tm_W ; ZEALAND iNSUttANCB COM. jIY PANT, LIMITED. j ' FIRE. MASINE. ACCIDENT I Policies issued covering BURGLARY «_4 HOUSEBREAKING st ModeraU Rata, A. L. PARSONS. Manage?, CB2SJ 136 Hereford street.

J AMUSEMENTS. iQOLOSSEUMj TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-^GHT. ; OUR NEW PROGRAMME Enthusiastically received by a Delighted Audience Last Night, and Uiuvoraally Aoclaimed tho Finest for Many Months. FULLER'S The Best PICTURKa FULLER'S of All. PICTURES. To-night a xtw<rniliccnt array of all st« features, headed by a great series of UNCLE TOM'S CABI.v UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. The finest, most realistic and elaborate dramatic picturo ever attempted. UNCLE TOM'S C\BIN. A HUGE AND PRONOUNCED SUCCESS. SPECIAL NOTICE. MATINEE THURSDAY NEXT, at 2.50. MATINEE THURSDAY NiiXT. at 2.30. Ladies don't niira this opportanity ol bringing the children to see UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Time and prices as usual. 8634 FIRST PART A HUGE SUCCESS. OPERA HOUSE. Props., John Fuller and Son*. FULLER'S VAUDEVLLLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT. At f. TO-NIGHT. MAGNIFICENT NEW FIRST PART, Presenting au Entire nnd Complete Change* Interlocutor. TOM VIVIAN. Bones. TVnhpn. SCOT GIBSON. JIM GAFFNEY WILL MINTON. J«__. KNOWLES. ; Opening Chorus COMPANY I Lively Comedian . . . .WILL MINTONi Dainty Juveniles . . McCORMACK DUO Baritone TOM VIVIAN Coon Dittio- JACK KNOWLES Australia* Serio .... RUBY WALLACE Scotch Comedian .... SCOT GI.3SON Popular Soprano . . BLANCHE CORELLI Boy Comedian .... MACK Piquant Serio . . . . TWO ROSEBUDS The One and Only . . . JIM GAFFNEY THE JUGGLING GAZZES, Military Comedy JiiKglcre Extraordinary. RUBY WALLACE, Australia's Charming Comedienne. FARRELL A GREAT ACD and by GAFFNEY GREAT ARTISTS An Avalanche of Incomparable Noveltie*. SPECIAL BIOGRAPH ITEM. The Lifo and. TBirilling Advonture* of JOHNNY VANE. The Australian Bushranger. ThY remarkable - and -wonderful-picture DRAMA ia a splendid example of Australian Cinematography, and. is beautifully tinted throughout, true in every detail and -will bo interestingly and pithily described by the Eminent Actor, MR ALFRED BOOTHMAN. A BILL OF STERLING INTEREST. Price*: 2s, la 6d, Is and fid. Doors 7.lf>. - . ■ 36SS . . • Ko - 10 THIS is «he CAR you want for the BEAUTIFUL BURWOOD TEA GARDENS. . Every accommodation fo»- Picnic*, Sport*, Garden Parties, etc Hot Water. Swintf*. . Boat, Stabling Free Fancy Rabbits, and White and Tortoi**. • shell Guinea Pigs. ADMISSION 6d. TEA 6d. '■■ - CS33a-7Mj - 6d. WAINONI PARK- 6d. SCHOOL PICNICS BOOKED FOB DECEMBER. FRIDAY, 9th—Elleemere, also West Eyreton. WEDNESDAY, Hth-Culverden. THURSDAY, 16th—Highbonk, ateo Ohoka and Killinchy. WEDNESDAY, 21*t—Lanriston also South* bridge. _ NEXT GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAYS ANIVERSARY DAI, DEC. 16th. ■ - 04965-137 PHYSICAL CULTURE AND GYMNASTICS • T_CB T. S. TANKARD'S CLASSES, TM.OA, ' '; SIX.. NEW GYMNASIUM, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. SPINAL, CURVATURE and MEOICJUK. ! ,.! ~ ,- - ■■ ■> i " ".CAJSESL-'-" * .^^-X ' GRADED CLASSES *FOB 1 '£//^ CHILDREN. ;•) • Send for Prospectus. Tdephcnt IS9S. ;■' 4. .' - , - - ■t.-nm/., \ SPORTING. ''U-'J CANTERBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB,.- \ SUMMER MEETING. ,' ■•://{ 26th DECEMBER, 1910, and 2nd and 3rd y JANUARY, IML -*i TaTOMINATTONS for all Event* will btaw IM on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 7th ia*t, at" ' : 8 p.m. 3659F * . '• SPORTS. WOODEND ANNUAL SPOKES. "ONTBIES will bo received for the Haadi*, - cap. Evente to take place on BOXING-. _'"'■ DAY. All Entries CLOSE on SATURDAY, Deoember 10th. , 1M37 " ', ■ __,_„■<.,, , ~ j" -. . PUBLIC NOTICE. • • , • NOTICE is hereby given thai OPEN" : . ".- EVENTS at PAPANUI and HAKE- ' WOOD AMALGAMATED DISTRICT?:- ' SPORTS will be run under the Bale* of tho - New Zealand Athletio Union. ENTRIES' =. close with tho Secretary, at the fhaeoix - '-.; Hotel, Papanui, on THURSDAY, December..-> Bth, at 0 p.m. Mr W. Crawshiw "will.atao , - ( receive Nominations at Mason '" to 6 p.m. * ', .■> - -~».__. 3682 ' W. H. BURNEY, Scpretai-yv ."- :i 80 DOfcEN . ' f. '-- EMBROIDERED LINSN " ' '" -,\\ WASHING BELTS '/ "-'-': At 10|d and la, BEING JUST HALF PRICE. *_ ',' Our London buyer 'ha* jurt nest m; y this parcel of sample washing belts. ■'- Some aro coloured to match the summer frocks, and some are white. All axe ~' beautifully embroidered. The pricee are just halt -what t'ley ahou'd be in the ordinary way. COLOURED LINEN BELTS AX ' 10Jd EACH. WHITE LINEN BELTS AT 1* EACH. CAREY'S ' > BEADY MONEY STORE, COLOMBO STREET. FS7SI-1324 WANTEDS. r**THE Leading Linens for Fashionable JL Frock* in the Leading Shades, 88in - wide. 12|d snd Is 4ld yd, at Ballantyne's. __ F___7 OB Work-a-day Wear, Nurse*' Cotton Cloth i_ capital, and capital value ai *W per yd. J- Ballantyne and Co. FS97T ERVICEABLE Summer Bun»h*dS 7. Ballantyne nnd Co. ar* Belling them in Supenox Plain Tussore SiU, at 6s lid each. ;._____ IGHT Weight* and Light Price* in. Summer Hosiery. Ballantyne's axe r_otinf Black Cashmere Hose from 1* Cd per pair. J5977 LL-OVER"Embroidery 20 to 22in wid£ th* smartest for this season, X) 3d, 2* lid. Ss lid, •:» Hd, 6s 6d per yd* J. Ballantyne and Co. Fsan THE Fashion, Coloured Cotton and Cashmere Hose, in all shades, all at 2s 3d per pair. 3. Ballantyn* and Co. 3*977 COME and see J of a ton of iron in '.two 4* 6d Pram*. H. Atkinson, 121 Winchester street. ' . JR AiraNSON v ß"havo 300 DoUa' Pram* at .4s 6d. They carry 3cwt 1133 Pram* already sold by v*. li-7 Manchester street. _F KAPOC Mattresses, cur own make, best Samaxang kapoc, full aize, 23* 6d- H. Atkirtaop, Cash House Furnisher*, 137 -JLan. Chester etreet. i? H ATKINSON'S "Famous 4* "«d Praiss • have again arrived. You cannot buy a more useful present. 1-7 Manchester street. _^ I7L PurchMersVfFuniitttr* ovar Ai. -aUage paid and packed free 50 miles, a. AtHnson, House Furnisher*. 137 Manchestg street. ■¥ _ , ,j F« coatinuatioa of »*• P»«* *** : -i^ -i73____!