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AMUSEMENTS. Attraction Extraordinary. Attraction Extraordinary, i TO-MGHT. A: s. TO-NIGIIT. A: $. TO-NIGIiT. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. An Kcho of the Ma?niiiceut Poem oi Love. -TILE sOXG OP SOLOMON*. As Portrayed in a Wonderful Film bv THE LONDON FILM CO. THlv SHCLA'.VITE. THE. SHULAMITE. THE SHULAIELTE. TllE SHULAMITE. THE SHULAMTTK. THE. Sin.'LA MI TO. THE SHULAJfITE. TILE SHULAMITE. THE .SIIULAMITE. THE SIIULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. Tin-". SHI7LAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SHULAMTTK. THE THE SHULA3EITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SIIULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. The Shuiaraitc is she v:lio i s ndmired of men. Slie who is admired liv<*s alwaya and everywhere. THE SHULA3TITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SIIUL AJCITE. TOE RHUL.YMITS. THE SH L'LAiriTE. THE SIIULAMITE. THE SHUDAMITE. THE SIIULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. Tlu> Shu lam: to who was the object of Kincr Solomon's lovo was the most lovely of her day. and at tho time of King David's death tli: mcst prominent person iji Jerusalem. THE SIIULA-VITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SIIULAM'ITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE- SHULAMITE. THE SIIULAMTPE. THE SHULAMITE. THE SHUT, AMITE. THE SIFULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. A Vivid and Forceful Representation of Alice and Claude Askew"« Superb Novel. GRAND SUPPORTING FILMS: ' NORTH "VALES. Scenic. PATIIE GAZETTE. Tooical. HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! . HELIM HELP! A Moat Laughable Thnnhouser Comedy. SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL EXTRA EXTRA. EXTRA. ARRIVAL OF THE HOSPITAL SHIP "MAHENO," "MAHENO," With Wounded and Sick From tlie Dardanelles. Prioos: D.C. and 0.5., Is: Stalls, Cd. Reserves Tho Bristol, Is 6d. Theatre Telephone S2O. BOOK EARL"i AT THE BRISTOL. 5301 SYDENHAM PICTURES. £5 One of the Greatest Pictures. VIVID. POWERFUL, INTENSE, Claude and Alice Askew'a Renowned Story, THE SHULAMITE. TIIE SHULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. TILE SHULAMITE. THE SHULAMITE. THE- SHULAMITE. Superb, Throbbing, Overwhelming. The Drama Thousands will eoc —Rich and Poor, Man, Woman, and Child. ABSOLUTE FASCINATION end SENSATION. SYDENHAM'S GREAT EVENT. Follow tho Crowd To-night for THE SHULAMITE. Tho Shuliimitc cf Society of tho Veldt. Tho Luring of Men's Souls. As puro a story over presented in any form, with all tho touches of pathos inseparable from tho growth and development of any family of humans. Opawa, Hillg Trams stop at Door and tako you homo 10 p.m. Popular Prices. A Special Feature. Arrival in Auckland of HOSPITAL SHIP "MAIIENO," With Sick and Wounded from Dardanelles. _ 5313 Q, L 0 B E TIIE A T JLi E. Continuous Pictures from t Noon to 10.30 p.m. TO-DAY'S NEW PROGRAMME. Headed by the Tlianhou6er Mystery Play, A BATTLE OF WITS. A BATTLE OF WITS. A BATTLE OF WITS. 17th Eoisodo of THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. EXTRA SPECIAL. EXTRA SPECIAL. •Showing tho Arrival in Auckland of tho HOSPITAL SHIP "MAHENO," With Wounded and Sick from tho Dardanelles. - - 3IMMIE ON THE JOB. JIMMIE ON THE JOB.' A Stirring "Beauty" Comedy. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. War Topical. Waters of the North Country. Scenic. JXNELs on. JENKS. Comedy. Prices: Adults Cd, Children 3d. . 5311 TIXILITARY TRAINING SCHOOL, 70 Holly road, Christchurch. . Telephone 4153.' "I must say that I like our own schema of promoting men through the non-commis-sioned ' rankfl" (commissioni?). —Recent remark by tho Defence Minister. , By taking a short course of military train- , ing a.nd instruction you CAN prepare your- - self tax oommissioijed and non-commissioned ) rank prior to going into camp. The coure© is designed by Captain Matthews upon his personal knowledge ; and experience of Tren- ■ tham Camp requirements. Subjects include ' Squad, Platoon. Company, Arms, and Physi- ,' c&l Drill, Musketry, Bayonet-fighting; Mili- ■ tary Law and Rege, Organisation and Administration, Signalling, Sanitation. Drill Jbours fox cleeaca do not interfere with tlr- ■ dinary employment, but private instruction can he arranged fir during day. Prospectus posted on application. Principal: CAP'I". i C. H. MATTHEWS, N.Z.G.A., late Adjutant Samoan Relief Foroe. 4729 CANTERBURY AUTOMOBILE , ASSOCIATION. •' THANKS. A LLOW me, through tho medium of XX Preea," to convoy my thanks to tho members of the Association for having placed their cars at the disposal of the oommittee in order to take the Returned Soldiers for a run in tho country yesterday. I aleo wish to thank the Residents of the Oxford and Rangiora districts for their hospitality, and also the Rev. F. P. Fend&ll (Vicar of Kangiora), who kindly gave a short 1 service at Rangiora.,. which waa much appreciated by one and all. J A. S. CLARKSON, President, 5321F Canterbury Automobi'.o Association. COUNTY COUNCILS. WAIMA3RI COUNTY COUNCIL. RATES not paid BEFORE the 31st day of JANpARY will be charged TEN" PER CENT additional. R. J. SHARPE, 4554F County Clerk. WAIMAIRI COUNTY COUNCIL. ELECTRIC LIGHTING LOAN OF £10,250. THE Waimairi County Council invites Tenders for tho purchase of £100 De- • bentureo for 5, 7, or 10 years. Interest at 5 per cont, payable half-yearly. ' For particulars, and applications: — ; THiE COMMERCIAL BAN K OF AUSTRALIA, ■ Cathedral square, Christchurch, Or at tho Offices, North road, Papanui. R. J. SHARPE. 5320F " County Clerk. SPRINGS COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS aro invited for tho position of DOG RAN GEE. Conditions at tho office, Springstou, whero applications will bo received till NOON, cm the 25t)> iust. HENRY NEALE, 5304 County Clerk. "SPRINGS COUNTY COUNCIL. AUCTIONEERS ACTS, 1908 and 1310. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that D. T. Matfon and H. W. Jennings, who have ' business in this County, ha.vo been diily Licensed to Sell by Auction, such Licenses to oontinuo in forcc until tho day on which the first ordinary meeting of tho Council is held, after the 3 lot day of Decernber next. I , HENRY NEALE; County Clerk. ' Spring ton, January 15th, 1916. 530?