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Press, Volume L, Issue 14983, 2 June 1914, Page 1

V q* Bom. . THIS TOBACCO mark. * -tstlnet claw *f , smokers It is chosen by men w_* j would not dream of smoking ordinary kinds _ '■' jQ' BOID ia the Tobacco of Quality for mes j of taste. . .-' Iln Pings and 6d per ouaoe. BAYIS and LAMB. . 7-' 7 FS2S4 ISI Colombo street.'- 7

AMUSEMENTS. "TT NC L E TOM'S CABIN." ' "■ SPECIAL xVXD ONLY MxVTINEE. - ; ' SPECIAL AND ONLY MATINEE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), ~ . - , KING'S BIRTHDAY. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE ALL PARTS. Dowrs »pen at 1. Commence 2 o'clock. "TJ i'CiE -TOii'S CA B I N." Holiday Bos OtEco Arrangement*. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), JUNG'S BIRTHDAY. SEATS MAY BE BOOKED AND EARLY DOOR TICKETS SECURED AT THEATRE ROYAL OFFICE 9__.t_. to S p.m. . . ri*t H E A T X E ROYAL. Lessees -. .. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lesseei GEORGE WILLOCGUBY. Ltd. Managing Director .. Mr Ge-rgo Wiilousbby. Directors .. Messrs George T. Eaton, -A. H. Davie-, and Ben. J. Folk-. i TO-NIGHT AND~EVERY KVENTNC I UNTIL FRIDAY NEXT. ] THE 1 STORY THAT STARTLED THE WORLD. THE DRAMA THAT HAS CAUGHT CHRISTCHURCH. Extraordinary Outburst- of Enthusiasm *n4 Delight. " . THE UNIVERSAL TOPIC. GREATEST AND MOST GORGEOUS MUSICAL MELODRAMA EVER STAGED IN THIS CITY. An Entirely New Dramatisation of Mra H_TTiet Boecher Stowe-'s World-famed '■UNCLE TOM'S CABIN." "UNCLE TOM'S \BIN." "UNCLE TOM'S «..ABIN." A Magnificent Spectacular Production, Superbly Interpreted by tho full strength ol GEORGE WILLOUGHBY'S NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. Simply Scintillating with Touching Dramatio incidents. Pathetic Episodea, Human Tragedies, Realistic Plantation Pa*. \ tim«, and Loughter-compollraf. Situations, WONDERFUL SCENIC REALISMS. NATURE-PERFECT WATERFALL SCENB* (REAL WATER). THE WHOLE PRODUCTION AS FUNNY ' AS A PANTOMIME. AS SExNSATIOxNAL AS A MELODRAMA, AS FULL OF MUSIC AND DANCINGAS A VAUDEVILLE SHOW. . " - Special Engagement of tho World-famon. ". v ERA COMEDY FOUR Introducing Ragtime Specialties into tins Plantation Scene?, and Darky Joy Nhrhte. THE .NEW YORK JUBILEfe SINGERS. Greatest Male Quartet that has over visited Australasia. THE NATIONAL DUO. Talented Juvenile- Impersonators. Producer . . . Lester Brew), (trom N.Y.V Stago Manager Herbert Leigh PRICES POPULAR: 3s, 3s, Is. Booking - Fee Is. BOX TLAxNat THE DRESDEN. Da? Seles at tho TOY CAVE. Early Doora, ak usual, Cd extra Manager: A. W. BATISTE. Q O LOS S E U U, FULLER'S LEADING PICTURES. tx/.-'S;---. 0 ---?' - -**' 8 ' AND NIGHTLY. HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2_K- • Prolonged Applausa from a Brilliant Audience. TRULY MAGNIFICENT PICTURES. TRULY MAGNIFICENT PICTURE 3." A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. Vitagraph's Star Special, "THREADS OF DKSTINY," "THREADS OF DESTINY," "THREADS OF DESTINY," -■"-■* _. ' A Photo-play of Rare Power. *, - -Its Fine Spectacles, Thrilling Sensation, as.' Brilliant Dramatic Episodes are Astoundingly Realistic. , Quite an Ovation Accorded to the Greate-' . I New Zealand Picture to Date. ' . I 1500 FEET. 1500 FEET. THE BIG CAMP. * NEW ZEALAND'? TERRITORIALS. NEW ZEALAND'S TERRITORIALS. NEW. ■ ~ -.:?, Received'wflrCheen and.Thunders o. ••,-£=■ 1 " Applause. ■ ' -. * ■ ..' A BIG PICTURE, '• A BIG SUBJEOZ 7?- \" CADETS AT AUCKLAND. ' ' 7 * SPECIAL I SPECIAL!! SPECIAL 111 '-■> .v BOMBARDMENT OF THE DEVON, 7 And ' ' --" CADETS AT NEWTOWN PARKf " '- 7 PICTURESQUE GREECE (Superb). - 5 OTHER SPLENDID FILMS. . --, J FULLER'S PREMIER ORCHESTILV-- . 7 • 6d and la. Reserves, Dresden, Is GdL' - % ' '- KING'S BIRTHDAY MATINEE. ■/ TQ-MORROW, 2.80. -f . • : FA. HORNIBROOK*B PHYSICAL CDL. . • TURE AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE, Cathedral square and Gloucester *tree L:' CLASSES.FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND . CHILDREN. . PRIVATE TUITION. Hoseago and Steam Baths, " **• Telephone 1359. Writo or call fox Prospecta*. " . ' 27*}--- • T. S. TANKARD'S PHYSICAL CULTUItB CLASSES. BUSINESS . MEN, YOUNG- MEN, YOUTHS LADIES,. GIRLS, BOYS, CHILDREN, a-_ SPECIAL. .SEND FOR PROSPECTUS. V.M.C.A., CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. . •■■ ' ' ' LAST W"E E X Of the - • ; J. W. SMITH ASSIGNED STOCK SALE At /IAREY'S READY-MONEY STORE. 810 BARGAINS PREPARED FOR THE REMAINING DAYS. _- THE WHOLE STOCKS TO BE CLEARED r _ ■■ By 6 p.m. on - • SxITURDAY, JUNE Sth.* . ' NOTE.—We shall remain open until 6 p.m. on SATURDAY, June -. ' 6th, on account of Wedneadaj-*----holiday. F3 _- .___ _______ _ FULL-SIZE - 2-inch Bedstead, Wire Mat- • treat, snd best Satnaraag Kapoc Bed- - -.. ding, £i 17s Cd, complete Packed and railed free. Atkinson's, 127 Manchester Btreet. x-LLANTYNE'S Flannel (shrunk), 2. inches wide. 2ft 8d -yard, in white and bl&ca stripes on dark grounds, is recommendcG fot Blouses and Lresaca. , P. TJSaT-; Velvet, 7-piece Suite, with 4 Oak High-back Diiiing Chairs, £13 12a Cd. _, Packed and railed free 30 raike. Made vn H. Atkinson's Factory, 127 Manchester street. THE "Special Width of Ealianty-. _ Bath Coatings for Sports Coats makes it very economical In cutting out. It is 80 inches wide. In all smart colouie, at Ballantyno'o. KST Box' MaltrMß. 2S- 6d; . Samarar.]- Kapoc 23s 6d; both full e:2c. Rail f:ce H. x-tki_-.n'» Cash Furnisher?, Manchester C B'~ ALLTnTYNE'S havr au «_ceptionaUy wide range of smart Flannels for Sports* Coats. They ara in tho nf-wPot stripes and colourings, and _i pnet-a from li 2d to fo lid yard, at V A' RX" Beiircx-im Set, 17s 'jd, jnst landed; _ \Vh:to lull Bedro>3ia Set-, lis ed; 30- . piece White Dinner be.*, 17s 6d. H. Atkin6on'«, Cash Furnisher,,. 127 j WbSSI-'~ior "Girls, Houve-eeping Hinta. !VT Weekly Faebion Note*, and Reading ! for Everybody, appear in the "Page -for - i Women" in Saturday* Editions of "Tho ' Evening NewaJ' BALLANTY'NE'S Ceylon Flannels. fW mcbes «;de. in various good styles, ] auitable for Blousee, Shirla, Pyjamas, etc.. ! are special value atjs F L ! ' TnOLEUM, best qual.ty. 12 _ 15. cut and ■ " • j matc-fd, for £1 lte Railed free *0 ] ! milas. H. Atkinsons. Cash Furrueoers, 127 - Manchcater street. «_____. " .' ] l_ci cta;i_ii»n9_ et Wasted*. «•* i.'-. -.' : .... ' , -■ / i-'^itit^: