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AMUSEMENTS. F. K X • S T 11 E A T R F. . uEKx'sTll E A T R E. Tho 1-U.mc v: Feature Films. commexcixg a.m. to-day. -the deep purple." "'"[IK DEEP Pl'KPi-E." ••the deep kuxpi-k." "THK. DEE:' PURPLE." "TH M 1 ;. :r ,F. I' IT K •The purple." "•TliK KEEP 1'I'l; PLE." "THE nK.EP PURPLE" "THE DEEP PURPLE." "THTT DEEP PURPLE." "THK 11 EE P PURPLE." -th*: I!:-:i.' purple." A "World Ki>.i" S-.-iisational .Drama in <'LARa" '' I:"l MBALI-' vol*XO. CLARA KIMBALL vorxG, ci.aha kimbai.l youxg, CLARA KIMBALL YOKXG, <'LAi.'A KIMBALL YOUXG, CI. AKA KI.MIiALL YOUXG, And Xet ;.!>!<> Cast. A COOD SI'JTOI'.TIXG PROGRAMME. ADULTS r.'. I.'HILDREX Cel. PUBLIC NOTICES. ECOXOMY H I X T s, is the burning question of the <la. y. So much so, tliat the British Government is restricting importation of luxuries:, and trying to impres.s the Xation with the importance- of Economy, if wo are to will the War. THE EXERCISE OF ECOXOMY is quite as important lie jo ; n Xc.v Zealand as in England, and in r.o item oi every-duy use '.fi thclo more waste than in Tea. Sco to it that the Tea,you buy is 6trop.g and economical. that it will stand tho uecond water, and etiil retain its full body and flavour. Tho -'Matchlcss" and "Orient' Brand* answer this description; they are economical with good body and fine ilavonr. THE TEA HOUSE. WARDELL BROS, and CO. WSO96-13S2F WAX T TED, a Competent Manager for the Glenmoro Brick Works and Stone Quarry. Must have a fair commercial knowledge, and experience in managing men. Salary £050 per annum, with bonus upon results. Good liouso and grazing for cow. Duties to commenco us early as possible. Applications, with copiee of teetimoniaJs, to Bos Gil, Chriatchurch. 339G WANTED. A DOMESTICATED LADY-HELP. Apply BOX 11, Gsl Waikari. BOYS WAXTED. "TXTE -want TWO Intelligent BOYS, 15 to VV 17 years of age. to learn Drapery Business. Good prospccts. 355GF BEATII and CO., LTD. W A X T 1? D . MAXAGER FOR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Must have a thorough knowledge of Manufacturing and Indenting. BUTTERWORTH BROS., X.Z., LTD.. 3582 Dunedin. WANTED. MILLiNER, ASSIST SALES.' GRANGE'S, LTD., Drapers, 653 Timani. TRUST MONEY. TVTi; have for investment £23,000 on First 7 V Mortgage, in sums of £1000 and upwards; also, £5000 in smaller eums, if required. DOUGALL and UPHAM, Solicitors, 91 "Worcester street "VV., Christchureh. 79801)'

20s DEPOSIT AND us WEEKLY, SECURES for yon one of our Famous CARBINE CYCLES. AVc also havo a number of Second-hand Cycles that can bo purchased in the same manner; 500 Covers at 7a 6d, 500 Tubes at Us Cel. BENNETT BROS., 82157 Casbol street West. "THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING." TULIPS. TULIPS. rpHE Popular Flowering Bulb, Double and Single varieties. Tho Tulip is without a doubt tho showiest of all the Spring Flowering Bulbe, and has tho widest range of colour. It is equally valuable for decorative work when cut as for garden decoration, when in comparison with other Spring: Bulbs it excels. Choicest named. 5s per dozen. Choicest mixed, 2s per-dozen; Single, Yellow, 23 Gd pti dozen; Doublo Crimson, 2e per dozen. NAIRN AND SONS, LINCOLN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 211. N6032-7454F TENDERS. N O T I C E. T'ENDERS arc invited for tho TRANSPORT of EAST !ND!AN EMIGRANTS for ft period of thrco years irom the Ist October, 11116, from tho port.-; of Calcutta and (or) Madras to Suva, Fiji, and for the Transport of Indian Immigrant-! returning from Suva, l-'iji, to cither uf tho übevo port.s. Tenders will he considered ior a period of THREE YEARS, as aiorossud. as also oitcrnativo tender.? for a period of TIVO YEARS or ONE YEAR, from the Ist October, JOIG. Tho ves-sels to be provided aro to be earners 'i'tod for the conveyance of emigrant.? i:i cninpiianre v.'ith the rennircinents o: the Indian Emigration Art XXI.. .IW3, and ihe rules made under its provision?; and tin wrvico m to be oi kucii a character as to permit of tho conveyance. of a 50.1 emiirra::t» in any one year, if required by tho Government. Tenders should bo submitted icr the con-v.-vance at a fixed rat? of par-sago money for each emigrant of the ape of 10 years and over, and for each emigrant "under the age of 10 years. Tenders are to be addressed to the Colonial Secretary, i-'iii, and will be received up to Noon on the o'Jtn day of June, lOlfj. The conditions of the agreement to be entered into may bo ascertained on application to the Colonial Secretary, Fiji, or to the undersigned. L. D. NATHAN and CO.. LTD., Auckland, Agents for Government of Fiji. 3342