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1 AMUSEMENTS. i ! TTLS~ MAJESTY'S THEATRE, ; ! ii I j liarward's Picture Enterprises, Ltd. I TO-NIOHX. a% t. TO-NIOHT. at S. i i OUR COMPLETE CHANGE NIGHT. j OUR COMPLETE CHANGE NIGHx. i ONCE A WEEK WE CHANGE*-TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) is the NIGHT j A - , * i WEST-HAYWAKD PICTURES. (Unfold the { i WEST-HAYWAKD PICTURES. Universe. } i a florentine drama. . ! ' a floreatine drama. ; !(A fi> cf cx'.raordinarv ma-iiificoncc, an I I old-time romantic drama, -craned in eoloxirs> , i THE SEDGE WAKHLET: AND CUCKOO. ! THE SiiDGK WAUULEK AND CUCKOO. (This boau:if;u film i> » bird s'.uay of tho early days of the cuckoo.) SAVED FROM HIMSELF. SAVED FiiOM HIMSELF. (A film with obvious moral, played by tho A.B. Co.) \ CHANNEL TRIP TO STOCKHOLM. A CHANNEL TRIP TO STOCKHOLM. THE CAT' r LE RUSTLER'S FATHER, j THE CATTLE RUSTLER'S FATHER. j (A Western Drama, with superb Scenic back- j CUINA-MAKINxiNTJUSTRY. CHINA-.UAKitCG INDUSTRY. (This film -jives a splendid conception of ! ' bow cur china is made.) I AUSTRALIAN PATHE GAZETTS. I (Always fresh and interesting.) i WHY HE GAVE UP. (A.B. WHY HE GAVE UP. Comedy.) WILLIE AND HIS CAMERA. BOBBY HOLDS HIS TONGUE. ! (A.B. HER PET. Comedy.i HER PET. 1 Overture—"The Gondoliers" (Sullivan), j HAYWARD'S ORCHESTRA. Circlo and Stalls Is, Reserves Is Gd, Stalls : ! Gd. Plan at Dre.-icn.

PUBLIC NOTICES. £100 CHALLENGE. \ CHEQUE for £100 will be paid to any -A. person who can Prove to our satisfaction that OUR ORIENT BRAND TEA at Is 8d per lb I 3 Not tho Best. Value for tho Money Offered in Now Zealand. TRY IT. W« feel sure it will suit your taste. THEN Recommend it to your friends. RAILAGE FREE On 10".b Tins to any Station in Canterbury. Remember tho Name— ORIENT. Procurable only at WARDE L L ' S. 1505 1

-jjT-OR SALE. EARTHENWARE JARS with ■*• Stoppers; will hold 3J gallons. Also WIDE-MOUTH JARS of same capacity, and 5-gallon DRUMS. Apply THE "PRESS" OFFICE. WANTED. piCKLING ONIONS, PICKLTNG . CUCUMBERS, CAULIFLOWERS, and FRENCH BEANS in any quantity. HAYWARD BROS, and CO., LTD., F 48 to 62 Peterborough street. CHRISTCIIURCH TRAMWAY EMPLOYEES' UNION. APPLICATIONS aro invited for the position cf Secretary to abovo Union, and will close on tho latli MARCH. All applii cations to bo sent to tho President, Mr S. Lomas, on pr h-jfo-e- Uiat date. 9679 '■"'" JAMES YOUNG,' Secretary. OFFERS INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING SHARES:— 60 Puponga Coals. F.P.U. 50 Blue Creeks. F.P.U. 50 Cromwolls. 5 Hutchinson Scales (Parent Co.) 50 Wcarn'a Tram Indicator Co., Ltd. 7 New Zealand Farmers' Co-op. 10 Kaiapoi Woollou Manufacturing Co., Lid. ARTHUR L. GRAY and CO., IGG Manchester street, F " Christehurch. FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY HOTEL, •*■■*• Lenso 2J years, with extension, doing a splendid business. Apply DWAN BROS.. 11 Cathedral square. V. WHITE PARSONS, Representee. STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. A DIVIDEND and BONUS for tho year ending 31st DECEMBER, 1911, is payable to Shareholders on and after TUESDAY, sth inst., at tho local offico of tho Company. ARTHUR H. FISHER, 9656F Acting-General Manager. IN THE MATTER of tho Estate. of ARTHUR HALL FLETCHER, lato of Christehurch, Provision Merchant, doceased. Fis requested that all claims against tho abovo Estate be rendered forthwith to the undersigned, with a certificaio endorsed thereon, that tho amount was owing on tho 27fit FEBRUARY, 1912. DOUG ALL and UPHAM, Solicitors for Executors, 9665F Christehurch. WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT, 1903. DOMESTIC SERVANTS. THE NORWICH AND LONDON ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION draws Employers' attention to the amendment in this Act (passed last Session), which extends their liability. INSURE with this Office and transfer L your responsibilities. All classes of accident . business undertaken at LOWEST CURRENT i RATES. Agents wanted where not represented. [ RONALD 0. DUNCAN, I District Manager, , Bowron's Buildings, ! 8377F - Manchester street.

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, MOW. (Section 50.) 3 IN THE ESTATE of ALFRED EVANS, late of Christehurch, Accountant, uej ceased. A LL Creditors and ethers having claims } against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on tho forms !• < provided, to the District Manager of tho i Public Trust Office at Christehurch, en or | before the 2nd day of APRIL, 1912. Accounts j not rondo: ed by tho date named may be , I rejected. All moneys payable to tho above estate may be lodged to tho credit of the Public Trustee's account at any Postal Money 7 Order Office, or paid to M. C. BARNETT, District Manager of tho Public Trust Office. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 2nd March, 1912. 9676 3 IN the Estate of the LATE CORNELIUS O'DONOGHUE, of Hastings, Deceased. ? T)RIVATE OFFERS will be recoived for IT the PURCHASE cf the Thorough- . bred Gelding TRIPOLI, 4yrs, by Marshall I Soult —Simouias (dam of Fort William). i Tripoli was first at listings, first at Palm- ) Cretan, recend in Wellington, first in Gis- ! borne. Nominated for DRur.cvirke aid Na- ! p:er Park. Offers CLOSE at Public Trust i Office, Napier, on SATURDAY, the 9th March. Highest or any offer not necessarily 1 accepted. li not previously sold, will be Offered For Sale by Auction after last race S at Napier Park Raeea on 11th March, 1912. 1 5555 r s ASK FOR PEARSON'S I /CELEBRATED SaND SOAP. Z THE GREATEST CLEANSER AND a DISINFECTANT KNOWN. L C 6734