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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14512, 19 December 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. I 7l LOBE CONTINUOUS PICTURES. The Pioneer Continuous Pictures of Christchurch. ITavward's Enterprises, Ltd. DAILY 12 NOON to 10.30 p.m. TO-DAY. TU-OAY. TO-DAY A NEW MAGNIFICENT SERIES oi Photoplays Duect horn the Maiuiiaeturcrs. A REALLY WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. Tho IMPRESSIVE. Exciting, and REMARKABLE Play, THE AMERICAN MARRIAGE. THE AMERICAN MAiIKLVGE THE AMERICAN MARI'IaGE. Featuring Nick Winter. A Stirring. Interesting Detective Drama. KATE MAVOI'RNEEN KATE MAYOURNEEN And ONLY A MILLER'S DAUGHTER. 1 Two InfercsTTng Drnin**.tie Studies. THE Brsmtul of the Latest GAUMONT Important Happenings GRAPHIC in Euroi**. 1 RABBIT INDUSTRY Educational. I A MIXED AFFAIR. The Latest A MIXED AFFAIR A.B. ! A MIXED AFFAIR Comedy. THE CAPTURE OF A BANDIT. Comedy. THE KROMATS A Laughable THE KROMATS Trick Film Which will arr.n«e old and young. Also Other Choice Photo-pays. FANCY, FANCY. Adults only Gd. Child.en 3d only. TT IS MAJESTY'S. The House of Refinement and Comfort. (Direction Hay ward's Enterprises, Ltd.) TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME At WEST-lIAYWARD PICTURES WEST-HAYWARD PICTURES WANTED, A GRANDMA Miss Turner and WANTED, A GRANDMA Mr Costcllo. THE HAZARDS OF LIFE, LOVE-SICK M„IDENS (Bunny) ENGLISH PATHE GAZETTE, ADVENTURES of a COLONEL, CARBONIC GAS. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. And Many Others. Prices as usual. Plan at Dresden. gT_ S a HAM P ICIDKES. Proprietors, Sydenham Co-operative Pictures. Direct on Havward's Enterprises, Ltd TO-NIGHT. 6 o'clock. CHANGE NIGHT. Hazards of Life. Love and Silence. THE KROMATS. THE KROMATS. Vaudeville. Acrobatic. Gazctto, Graphic, Only a Miller's Daughter, Land of Sunshine, Friscot as Botanist. Lovesick Maidens, etc. Prices: ls and Gd. Box Plan at Holcroft's. TUG-OF-WAR, TUG-OF-WAR, OLYMPIA RINK. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. HEAVY-WEIGHT - COMPETITIONS. HEAVY-WEIGHT COMPETITIONS. THE BATTLE OF GIANTS. THE BATTLE OF GIANTS. ADMISSION: ls to all parts. Tho winning team will bo chosen to represent Christchurch in the Monster Tug-of-War Competitions at Wellington on Boxing Day. Direction Hayward's Enterprises. Manager: F. A. HOBSlß___?__, T A NCASTER PARK PETE. ItESULTS OF GUESSING COMPETITIONS. Correct dressed weight of sheep, 941b; nearest guess, ticket 114 (S. F. Wilson), 931b 6ioz. Correct dressed weight of lamb, 361b; nearest guesses, H. G. Cox (ticket 123) scb, E. McQuillan (ticket 100) 361b, S. J. Hart (ticket 2) 361b. Prize will be divided. Correct weight of cake, Gib 14*.0z; M. Pnestnall (ticket 245) and A. Dunn (ticket 311) guessed exact weight. Cako will be halved. Correct weight sack of coal, 1991b; nearest guess, M. Aspmall (ticket 14) 19811b. Number of potatoes in* bag, 031; nearest guess, F. Rimm (ticket 89) 950. .Number, cf lollies in bottle, •mSH\ ■ nearest guess,/ ■Mi#'' Mftlthus (ticket 296) 2150. Number passing' on December 16th; actual, number v who passed through turnstiles, 5830; nearest guess 5866 (Mr R. Weir). ■ .' ■ ' - 4G24 E. NORDON, Secretary. T A N C A S T E R PARK. MEMBERS* TICKETS, 1912-13, ADMIT TO GROUND AND STANDS On ALL OCCASIONS. NOTE LIST OF FIXTURES:— 1. Dec 25th and 26th—Cricket, Otago v. Canterbury (Junior). ,_'.,, .2. Dec 81st, Jan. Ist and 2nd—Cricket, Melbourne v. Canterbury. 3. Jan. 4th and 6th—Tennis, England Davis Cup Team v. Nov/ Zeiland (Test match). 4. Cricket, Wellington v. Canterbury (date to bo arranged). 5. Cricket, New South Wales v. Canterbury (date to be arranged). NOTE—AIso to all Club Crickot, Club and Representative Football next season, besides a number of other Sports Meetings during the coming season. £ s. d. 1. Members' Tickets, .. 1 10 2. Ladies' Tickets ..0106 (Transferable). 3. Boys' Tickets .. 0 10 0 Full particulars with F. L. MURRAY, Secretary, 170 Cashel street, 4613 Christchurch. •TIT". EST B ivD HALL. YV TO-NIGHT. MISS LUCY COWAN'S RECITALS. Tickets 2s (Milner and Thompson's—Dresden), Children ls. Intending Subscribers 1913, Free. Telephone 2800. 1101 SPORTING. NORTH OTAGO JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, JANUARY 2nd and 3rd, 1913. ACCEPTANCES for FIRST DAY'S RACES and ENTRIES for MAIDEN PLATE and TRIAL STAKES, close NEXT FRIDAY, December 20th, at 9 p.m. G. M. PROCTER, Secretary. Box 7, Oamaru. 4563 MEETINGS. •VfON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, Ist -Ii Canterbury Battalion —All N.C.O.'s arc requested to meet in the N.C.O.'s. Club Rooms after parade on FRIDAY NIGHT, re entertaining N.C.O.'s visiting Christchurch during tho Tournament. 1103 OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH —PUBLIC FAREWELL to REV, R. S. and MRS GRAY, TO-NlGHT.7.3oo'clock. Chairman the President of N.Z. Baptist Union. Speakers: His Worship tho Mayor of ChristcJiurch and Rev. S. Lawry ana others. 1003 | COUNTY COUNCILS. ASHLEY COUNTY COUNCIL. | THE COUNCIL requests that UNPAID RATES for the Current Year be NOW : PAID, trio additional 10 per cent, being mado on 31st JANUARY NEXT. Also that L'n- ! registered Dogs for tho Current Year be j Registered before the 21st inst. TENDERS will bo received for the Sole Right of CUTTING COCKSFOOT on the roads in each Riding. TENDERS will also be received for the PURCHASE and REMOVAL of the Old Ashley Traffic Bridge. Specifications may be seen at the Office, Loburn, and en Tuesdays at 3 p.m., at tho Oifice, Rangiora. Tenders, with 5 per cent. Deposit, must reach the Council by NOON on THURSDAY, 2nd January next. JAS. R. WILKINSON, 9_COB Clerk. LOST AND FOUND. ~ LOST, from Kirwee, about a fortnight ago. One Roan Yearling BULL. Finder please communicate to D. McCiure, Yald- j hurst. ' 4C05 i TRAYED on to Island Form, One Black HALF-DRAUGHT MARE, ag«l; branded MI. 95 on neck. Owner can have same by paying expenses. E. Stone. 1076