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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13910, 8 December 1910, Page 1

•WEW ZEALAND mStTRAKCB COH* X, * PANY, tIIOTBD. FIRE. MARINE. AtfCIDKirC. Policies issued covering BURGLARY aad HOUSEBREAKING at Moderate Rate*. A. L. PARSONS. Manager. CMS. Hertford street.

AMUSEMENTS. pO L O S S E U 1L MATINEE TO-DAY, at a.30. MATINEE TO-DAI, «t 2. SO. MA'UNEE TO-IMI, at 2.30. Tiio Last Opportunity oi Witnessing UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. ___•'*_ *__!L _l ßrt * - Doors :Us * . QOLOS S E U M. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A Veritable Colossal Carnival of Up-to-date Pictorial Attractions. FULLER'S Thc Best PICTURES. FULLER'S of All PICTURES. The N<mv Star Subjects include THE FUNERAL OF PRINCE FRANCIS OF TECK. At Windsor. A Stirring Spectacle. LT. ROSE AND THE PIRATES. Ll). ROSE AND THE PIRATES. A Series Full of Sen. a tion. THE MOHAWK'S WAY, An Exciting Indian Drama. IN LIFE'S CYCLE, A Dramatic Homily of Great Interest. A LOLLIE FACTORY. A Superb Industrial Serial. AMALFI, A Scenic Film of Great Bean-v. BIRDING AT. FAROE ISLAND, A Beautiful Natural History Subject. GORGES DE LA ROCHE, A Superb Travel Film. LOST IN THE SOUDAN. A Drama Full of Sensational Jnrtdent*. THE MAN WHO BEAT JOHNSTON. DAVY JONES and CAPTAIN BRAGG. FRISCOT DRINKS EMBROCATION. THE INVISIBLE THIEF. A Quartette of Screvimirur Comic.. FULLER'S PREMIER ORCHESTRA, In New and Sparkling Selections. PRICES— ls and 6d. Door* 7.15. 3821 FIRST PART A HUGE SUCCESS?" OPERA HOUSE. Props.. Joint Fullor and Son*. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. MAGNIFICENT NEW FIRST PART, Presenting an Entire and Complete Change. Interlocutor. TOM VIVIAN. Bones. Tamboa. SCOT GIBSON. JIM GAFFNEY WILL MINTON. JAv.j_. KNOWLES. Opening Chorus COMPANY Lively Comedian . . . .WILL MINTOI. Dainty Juveniles . . McCORMACK DUO Baritono TOM VIVIAN Coon Ditties JACK KNOWLF.S Australia's Serio . . •? . RUBY WALLACE Scotch Comedian . . . , SCOT GIBSON ' Popular Soprano . . BLANCHE CORELLI Boy Comedian . . . . YERNO_. MACK Piquant Serio .... TWO ROSEBUDS The One and Only . . . JIM GAFFNEY THE JUGGLING GAZZES. Military Comedy Jup-rlers Extraordinary. RUBY WALLACE, Charming Comcdienn*. FARRELL A GREAT ACS And by GAFFNEY GREAT ARTISTS An Avalanche of Incomparable Nov_ltt__SPECIAL BIOGBAPH ITEM. The Life and TShrillinsr Adventure* of JOHNNY VANE, The Australian Bushranger. Interestingly and pithily described by tho Eminent Actor. ME ALFRED BOOTHMAN. A BILL OF STERLING- INTEREST. " Prices: 2s, ls 6d, ls and 6d. Doors. 7.15. 3773 No. 10 fPB-IS ii 'he CAS you want for the BEAT.-, A TIFUL BURWOOD TEA GARDENS. Every accommodation fo» Pieoica, Spoils, Garden Parties, etc. HoY Water, Swiss* Boat. Stabling Frse Fancy Rabbits, and "Whito and Tortoise- ' shell Guinea Pigs. ADMISSION Gd TEA 6__ Cg.__.76> PHYSICAL CULTORE AKD . Mr't. s. TX'Kt___.iit. s _- cLj_s_r__ir, * NEW GinCNASrOM, CAMBRIDGE TERRACESPINAL CURVAT-TWE and IiEDICAIi CASES. ; GRADED CLASSES FOR WEAK ' CHILDREN. Stud for Prospectus. . TalepboM ISM. '. - y_wt. , _ 6d. WAINONI PARK. ad. 1 . SCHOOL PICNICS BOOKED FOR •' DECEMBER. - ; FRIDAY, 9th—Ellesmere, also Weat'Eyreton. WEDNESDAY. 14th—Culverden. " THURSDAY, 15th-Highbank, also Ohok*' . . and Kilhnchy. - '■--»', WEDNESDAY, 21»-—Ltturiaton also South-." ' ( bridge. __ NEXT GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY:. - ANIVERSARY DAI, DEC. 18th. C.965-137 '" , F. A. HORNIBROOK'S , .. PHYSICAL CULTURE AND MASSAGJt _-_, -3 INSTITUTE, ■ " - . CATHEDRAL SQUARE, SPECIAL Course of Ha__age, Exercise ahd' .-- Steam Baths for Business Mea aufleiiag • ■ from Brain Fag and Lack oi Energy. Telephone 13.9. P.O. Box 198. CsmFi, , '*£ ROAD BOARDS. " 4 SPRINGS i.OAD iJOABD. - \.f] PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on , *-...) and after WEDNESDAY, Decern-** 7**. '■ ~2-$ 1810, thc LAKE ROAD will b. - CLOSED*-.'**.'» and nil Traffic .topped (until further between the Tramway Reserve ;ro»d and. Ho**- i kin's • Corner, for the erection ,-of a & V*»'' -ff. Bridge over tho-L2 River. . '".?'!_■'■. HENRY XBASE: . V- ■-'& 3678 Clerk to ths _*»_•£ /.f. '"- *•* ' j--30 DOZEN .' ■.& EMBROIDERED LINEN ' -.7--#r WASHING BELTS ■'', . \yf , At 10_d and la. '?*•"' BEING JTJST HALF PRICE. . 7 ; £■ Our London buyer has just tent Vf U this parcel of cample " washing " belts. -•• '"- Some aro coloured to match the somxa«r frocks, and come are white. All itxt* beautifully embroidered. The prices *r* ' -. just hall what they should ha in th* ordinary way. COLOURED LINEN BELTS AT 10_d EACH. WHITE LINEN BELTS AT la EACH. CAREY'S READY MONEY STORE, COLOMBO STREET. 1 F_7Bl-__W* WANTEDS. HE Leading Linen? for F«hionaW» Frocks in the Leading Snad**, MA ! wide, 12.d and la .Jd yd. at BaUantyna"*. ' £(977 I~?OR. Work-s-day Wear. Nursea* Cotton ' ' Cloth ii capital, and. capital valuea* 6td per yd. J. -fallantyna and Co. BWTJ T"' HE Fashion, Coloured Cotton and Cash; mere Hose, in alt shades, all at 2» Jd ', per pair. J. Ballantyne and Co. g6377 __JtV_C*__ABLE Summer Sunshades. J. Ballantyne end Co are selling them » > Superior Plain Tussore SiU, at 6j lid *»gk IGHT WeJghU aniTiight'Pricas in Summer Hosiery. Ballantyne's are '.uotiug Black Cashmere Ho»o from Is 6d par pair. ' - F<B77 A' 30 to 22in wid*. tha smartest for this season, 2s 3d. 3s I lid. Ss Ud. .a lid, 6s 5d per yd. J. Ballantyne and Co, SB7T 1 TT "ATKINSON'S have 800 Dolls' Praxna at i XI. 4a 6d. They carry 3cwt. 1132 Proas > already sold by us. 127 Masc-tester street. APOC Mattresses, our own make, b«st Samarang kapoc, full aise, 22a Gd. 11. ' Atkinson, Cash House Futni_h_rs, 127 -Lan, cheater str .et « H ATKINSON'S Famous _s Bd Prams ' • have again arrived. \ou cannot buy , a mora useful present 127 Manchester street. , ..yK ' \ ALL Purchasers of Fu_nit«_-» over Jl. .ailage paid and packed tt*+W -f**\ */*; . Atkinson. House Ftlrnishew, IST Mandicater j ' street. . .; For continuation of Wanteds, ••• ?*** ittl ;! -J