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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14344, 2 May 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPE R A H O U S E. Proprietors: .Tohn Fuller, and Son. WONG-TOY-SCN. WONG-TOY-SUN, Tho Silent Coleetial, or, as somo peoplo term him, tho Heathen Chinee, is still mystifying the good citizens of this town, by bis weird mvsteuy cntortamraehts. Ho is THE GREAT MANDARIN Of Chinese Magicians, tho weird put—ex of tho almoad-oyed sons oi tho East. WONG-TOY-SUN. AVONG-TOY-SUN. Every Evening Thi9 Week, at 8, also ALICK LAUDER. ALICK LAUDER, The Roaring, Rollicking, Son of Scotitv, with his variegated hilt and his delightfully droll humour, from tho ksw'nnds. ALICK LAUDER, Brither o' tho Famous Hairrj- Lauder, a_d just as merry. -Little Brown AVrestlers frim tho'land of iho Chrysanthemum, irfghtly creating a riot j of (.nthu*uas*_.. I RYUGORO SHIMA and KIY'O KAMEDA RY'UGORO SHIMA and-KAYO KAMEDA •And a jovial b_ad of gonial souls, providinr* i lighthearfed momenta fcr tho x**oplc. Tho Band's First Chord at. S. | D.C. Is Gd, O.S. 2s, Sta-118 Is. Children half ' Prioe. Plan at Mflner and Thompson's. QOLOS S E U M. TO-NIGHT. At TO-NIGHT. The Famous and Incomparable FULLER'S The Best PICTURES. FULLER'S Of All. PICTURES. To-night's Attractions include: A SISTER'S LOVE. A V.APOUR BATH. A Laughable Comedy Subject. MILITARY AIR SCOUTS. PATHE'S LONDON GAZETTE 15S. BILLYS-STRATAGEM. .AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE 75. ANCIENT DELHI. THE "PITCHER PLANT. LILY'S LOVERS. A Near. Tragedy—A Compromise. AA'ALK-YOU WALK. FULLER'S PREMIER ORCHESTRA. Price*: la and 6d. Doors 7.15. .'Phone 2508 5900 0 V D E X HA M PICTURES V THE COSY PICTURE HOUSE.- V D TO-NIGHT'S LONDON SUCCESSES. D E NATURE IN AVINTER CLOTHES. X N KID OF ROARING CAMS-. X H TANGLED LINES. NEVER 11 A AGAIN. A it GaVUMONT GRAPHIC No. SO. M , Topical. P THE SACRIFICE. P 1 ■ HE AND SHE. I C SILVER AVING'S DREAM. C T Etc. 'I* U EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. U R Prices Is and €*d. R E F S ■ ' ■ __' S Q L V M. P I A RINK. Direction Hayward'fl Enterprises. SKATING! SKATING 1 THIS MORNLKG. EVERY MORNING. THIS AFTERNOON. EVERY AFTERNOON THIS EVENING. EVERY EVENING. THE OLYMPIA RINK Is the placo during thin weather, and thai is why thero are record attendances. SESSIONS—IO-12, 2.30 to, 5, 5.15 to 7, 7.30 to 10. Liberal Concessions to School Children and Regular Patrons. - COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS FOR ■'■■■"' BEGINNERS. PRFVATE TUITION BY ARRANGEMENT. SPECIAL NOTICE. FRIDAY (TO-MORROW). THE GREAT CHALLENGE SKATERS' HOCKEY MaVTCTT. OLYMPIA v. CHRISTCHURCH. Fivo a side. Commences at 9 p.m. Two 5-mimtte spells. ROLLER SKATING IS BOOMING. HAGLEY GOLF CLUB. THE MONTHLY BOGEY AIATfCH wiil b-s played on - - , MONDAY NEXT. ENTRIES CLOSE on FRIDAY. -60071 SHOWS; •-■ KEEP A-SPARE HOyR * j To Attend tho CHRYSANTHEMUM AND FRUIT SHOW. Alexandra' ,' h A l l. WEDNESDAY AND THUR.SDAY NEXT - COO 7 PARTNERSHIP NOTICES. I ..PARTNERSHIP NOTICE' NOTICE ii hereby given that tho partnership .hitherto . exiEtinij belweon GEORGE DANIEL CROWE md AVTLLIAM GRIFFITHS, tradinff a_ Aerated Water Manufacturers-, at Christehurch, under the stylo of "Griffiths and Co.,*' has ber— DISSOLVED ft*, from this date, and a freah j-,6,1ne-*ahip has been entered into between C-i said WILLIAM GRIFFITHS and EDWIN 1 SAMUEL RAINBOAV, who will carry on the business as' usual, and will recervii T-nd pay air moneys due to or by tho lato fiim. Dated this Ist day of May, 1912. G. D. CROWE. E. S. RAINBOAV. . W. GRIFFITHS. ■ Witneas to signatures: FRED. AY. JOHNSTON, Solicitor, '■- Christchurch. 60ISF "■■■:• "■ , ■-r-Tr-^r-rr: —*-■■ _:. HOTEL.. Telephone 1205. P.O. Box 651. SHADES HOTEL, Hereford street, Christcbur<.h (Next Bank of New South AValcs'. FIRST-CLASS Accommodation. Modcraio Tariff. Terms on application. Permanent Boarders will-find* every comfort nod convenient**. Country Visitors specially catered for. Luncheon 12.30 till 2 p.m., Is. Ou'y tho very best of dies, wines and spirits stocked. AA*. J. LARCOM3E, Proprietor (late of Hanmer SpringE). C 7502 CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, COLOMBO STREET . (Near Reeco's, Ironmongers). I7IIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Hot, Co % ld. and Shower Baths. Close to Railway Station and General Post Office. TRAMS PASS DOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrams will receive . prompt / attention. Telephone No. 676. 4174 " JAMES HOWEY, Proprietor. DEVANE'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Corner Cass and Havolock streets . (Three minut**' walk from Railivay Station and ppgt Office). ASHBURTON. THIS PRIVATE HOTEL has hem thoroughly renovated inside and outside, and completely re-furnished with new and up-to-date lurnituro. All the rooms axe light, airy, and cheerful, and tho Proprietor can now give excellent accommodation to Permanent Boarders, Fanners, Commercial Men, and the General Public at very moderate charges. Private Sitting and Bedrooms, Good Sample Rooms for Commercis' Men, Good Stabling. P. DEVANE, 8659 Proprietor. NpW BEADY. "HINTS TO TERRITORIAL ASD CADETS." A BOOK that has been trpeci—iy compiled for the use cf all persons now compelled ts «erve in- the Territorial Force— GENERAL GODLEY, Commandant N.Z. Forces, says: — "Am sure the book will be most neaial to the youth* undergoing military training." COLONEL HEARD. Director Military Tsnintnr-, says-— *T am sure it will be most useful to tha young soldier, as it contains many bints for h_ *-*_d_oc_" OFiTAINABLE FROM ALL BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSVENDORa PRICE mXPE-CB.