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AMUSEMENTS. j . pOLOSSEUM SKATING RINK. ; SKATING RINK. r BIG CROWDS. BIG CROWDS. I MOST POPULAR SEASON KNOWN. MOST POPULAR SEASON KNOWN. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY— _ Morning. Afternoon. Evening. Night. I! 10 to 12. 2.30 to 5. 5.30 to 7. 7.30 to 10. ARRIVING 10-DAY. ' ARRIVING TO-DAY. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SKATES ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SKATES^ 1 HEALTHIEST INDOOR tASTIME. HEALTHIEST INDOOR PASTIME. ! PRICES: Day Session—Admission Gd, Sktitca Gd. Learners, 5.30 to 7. Ladies Free. Skates 6d: i Gents Gd, Skates Cd. Night Session—Admission Gd, Skates Is. With own Skates, Admission and Flooragc Is. ARTHUR L. POWER, '363 Proprietor. TTARBOUR LIGHT PICTURES, LYTTELTON. "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" THURSDAY, JUNE 21si. Sessions start at 3 p.m.. 6.30 p.m., and 8 p.m. i PRICES: Qs and le. Plan at Mazey's, Jeweller. Doors closed when eot6ion starts. 4302F i PUBLIC NOTICE). SHELTER BELTS FOR ORCHARDS. LOMBARDY POPLARS. wE ■ have 5000 Lombardy Poplars for [ Sale. This tree is rocogniscd as tho ? best shelter belt for Orchards. Tho trees wj offer are healthy and strong-grown, and fit for immediate planting. i PRICE: 20s per 100, and £3 per thousand, for trcee 5 to Gft high; 15a per 100, £7 per thousand, for treea 3 to sft high. The demand for suine is great. ' ORDER EARLY TO ENSURE SUPPLY. NAIRN AND SONS. Lincoln road, ' n, , , Christchurch. Telephono 241. N6172-3911F i — POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS TO NEUTRAL COUNTRIES AND U.S.A. TTNDER the Postal Regulations. News* ; vJ papers eddresaed to the United Stntcs of America and to Noiitra! Countries . are not forwarded UNLESS DESPATCHED THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE • OF THE PAPER ITSELF. Readers of "THE PRESS" and "IHE WEEIfcLY PRESS," who have been sending copies -of (these papers to friends resident in- [ the Unlt&d Stoffes-of America or in any neutral' couiitry, can ensure future 'orwarding .by communicating with the . Publisher, 'Christchurch"Press" "Co., Ltd., Cathedrnl square. F ) REMEMBER OUR FALLEN HEROES. SAVE THE BABIES. The plunket society's appeal for a BABY HOSPITAL is meeting with success. They have raised over two thousand pounds in sums of £100, and are i now asking for the third £1000 in twenty sums of £50. So far fifteen have been received, and five more aro wanted by Wednesday. Your cheque for £50 will oblige. 1 G. L. DONALDSON, Hon. Organiser, 4385F Art Gallery. BABY WEEK. THE PLUNKET SOCIETY invitee Firms to DECORATE THEIR WINDOWS SUITABLY FOR BABY WEEK, JULY 2nd to 7th. , Those willing to help aro requested to ' notify the undersigned. G L. DONALDSON. Hon. Organiser, 4384F Art Gallery. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO., - I 118 Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH. > SHIPPING, FINANCE, INSURANCE, | AND STATION AGENTS. ABSENTEES, Executors, and All Classes of Trust Accounts represented. MONEYS always available for Investment on First Mortgage. F4241 I rpHE CHEVROLET CAR "A FRONT RANK CAR." "THE PEOPLE'S FAVOURITE." "Tho Commercial Man's Ideal." "A Leader in Efficiency and Economy." "A RECORD MAKER." Christchurch to Dunedin and return same day, April 7th, 1917. 492 miles, 15 hours 4 minutes. Average speed 32J, top speed 51, miles p e r gallon 29. Top gear, tool box, and tyro outfit sealed. "Somo Record." HENRY J. RANGER, Agent, CHRISTCHURCH GARAGE, S2-31 GLOUCESTER STREET. [ RS3I3 • NEW BOOKS AND FRESH SUPPLIES AT , QIMPSON AND WILLIAMS LIMITED, > HIGH STREET. War and the Future, by H G. Wells; The ! Land of Deepening Shadow, 'Germany, 1916; The Red Horizon, by Patrick Macgill; At tho War, by Lord Northcliffe; Russia and tho World, by Stephen Graham; Truffiere, by S. Merwin; Tho Beloved Son, by F. K. Johnson; The Battle Months of Daurella, by Due; After the Manner of Men, by • • Frances Lyndo; Trial by Fire, by Richard 1 I Mallet; Contraband, by Randall Parrish; Dabney Todd, by F. N. Prcscott; Penrod and Sam, by Tarkington; Separation, by Alioe Perrin; Before Midnight, by E. Mordaunt . FOUNTAIN PENS. The Popular "Onoto" Self-Filling, From 17s Gd each. 58156-105 WE are the Leading House for Liooleama, and give the beet value, high freights do not affect us. We hold th» stock. ' i Holmes and So as, 130 and 133 High street. 1 ] urns |