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\TEVT ZEALAND INStTRAKCB CO. IN LTD. FIRE MARINE. ACCIDENT. LIVE STOCK. MOTOR-CAR. Administrator of Estates. Attorney. Executor, or Trustea. \V. J. BOLAM, Manager, N6OSO 1 11 Hereford sirctt.

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"Mr Griffith haa U6ea all tho Thread* of Life in Woaving his Wonderful Fabric." 5000 SCENES — 13,000 PEOPLE 3000 HORSES — COST £100,000. , A Red-blooded Tale of War and Conquest, Lovo and Romance, 'midst Historio Soenes, Comedy which relieves the Thrill of Adven- , ture, Gripping Heart Interest, and Soul-stir-ring Emotions. Decisive Battles of the American Civil War! Sherman's March to tho Sea! The Burning of Atlanta! . Lee's Surrender at Appomatoxl The Assassination of President Lincoln! The Black Peril of America! The Rise of tho Ku Klux Klan! Two Love Stories a« Great ta Romeo and Juliet! SEE IX AND BE THRILLED. POPULAR PRICES: 3e, 2s, Is. Day Sales at Toy Cave. (No Early Doom). 3788 \ I « 7—\ : qho\ral hall. Direction ' . • Scott Colville. . (By arrangement with Monß. Emilo. Bucket.) TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, I TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME: , 1. Sonata, G Major - (Greig) \ (For violin and pianoforte) ' Lento dolorcso. Allegretto tranquillo. Allegretto animato. Michael PIASTRO and Alf. 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