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AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE. (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificence) THIS WEEK a Vivid and Vigorouß THIS WEEK Carnival of Good Things. A Revelation of Rousing Items. WILLIAM FOX Present WILLIAM FOX Presents The ThriUinr, Throbbing. Sensational RedBlrodcd Storv of the Bis Wild West, "BUJJAXD OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAXD OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAXD OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAXD OF THE BAD LANDS." Six Speedy Reola of Liveliness nnd Humour. Full of Freshness, Zip-bang-Smash and Long, Loud, and Lasting Lmghs, with DUSTIX FARNUM DUSTIX FARNUM DUSTIX FARXUM America's Foremost Favourite, a 9 the Bold Bandit Hero, in the Greatest Out- ' door Story Ever Screened. The Girl in the Cn«e is Glorious. WINIFRED KINGSTON, WINIFRED KINGSTON, Remember Her With Mr Farnum in "Tho Sny?" Last Chanter but. On© of "WHO IS' NUMBER ONE?" "WHO IS NUMBER ONE?" Fightintr and Furinitß to the Eml. LITTLE MARY McALTSTER LITTLE MARY McALISTER • In Her Latest .and Loveliest Fenlurette, "THE KINGDOM 'OP HOPE." "THE KINGDOM OF HOPE." A World-famotis "Do Children Count ?" story. AMERICAN GAZETTE. Emphntio. nnd Continued Success of MR FAROTTHAR YOUNG. MR FARQUHAR YOUNG, MR FARQUHAR YOUNG, Mr Young- will sinar at 8.15 p.m., "THE FLORAL DANCE" and "CAPTATX MAC" (Caplnin Mae wns Somo Skinper, too) CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA.' Overture, 7.80 o'clock, "Norma" (Bellini), Reserves at "THE BRISTOL" or 'Phono 37 ° 8 - 6288 QTARLAND T H E A T R E. THIS WEEK, America'fl Foremost Actress MARGARET ILLINGTON, ond the Celebrated Christchurch Actor, WINTER HALL WINTER HALL WINTER HALL In the Tenso Militnrv Secret Service drama, _ "SACRIFICED." tho Picture in Town, A Bedroom Blunder" (Revival),' Gazettee. WANTED. BUILDER'S ESTIMATING CLERK "yyANTED, practical experience necessary. Able to take oil quantities in detail. Apply, P.O. BOX 841, 187F . Christchurch. WANTED, immediately, for Auckland, PRINTERS' MACHINIST, also BOOKBINDER. Permanent positions Addlv "PAPER," 7971?. Box 812, Wellington. (For Continuation of Wanteds see Pag* 0 of this issue.) PUBLIC NOTICEB. POSTPONED. RE-OPENING Durham street South Methodist Church POSTPONED until NEXT SUNDAY and following TUESDAY. 808 LINWOOD SCHOOL. OWING to Uio inclement weather, the Linwood School will not resume till THURSDAY MORNING. 813 ELMWOOD SCHOOL". .

OWING to weather conditions, the School WILL NOT RESUME until THURSHOSTEL SOCIAL, announced ART GALLERY, 24 th, POSTPONED Until further notice. 814 THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOP. ASSN. OP CANTERBURY (LTD.). ' OWING to th'o disorganisation of our DELIVERY SYSTEM, consequent on the inclemency of the weather, Clients are requested to exercise their forbearance during th© temporary suspension. DELIVERIES WILL BE RESUMED as soon as weather condiiions will permit. E. W. REtiPH, 5393 General Manager. Lady liverpool fund—weekly SALES, Cathedral square. POSTPONED until FRIDAY, JULY 26th. The Hincmoa Ladies" Amateur Swimming Club will be in charge. 807 rpRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 1 Reception of Rev. Geo. E. Moore, M.A., as Pastor. Recognition Service. In tlio Church TO-MORROW (Wfinesdny), 7.30 Speakers: Rev. A. E. Hunt (of Wellington), Rev. H. A. Job, Rev. W. Tanner, Rev. A. T. Thompson, M.A., B.D. 804 PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR PETROL. USE not under Government Restricted Control. Applicable to Commercial Vehicles, TaxiDrivers', and Pleasure Vehicles. SEE CITY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, Cr. Armagh and Manchester streets. C 2571 AND COLD STORAGE. Plans and Specifications for FREEZING WORKS, ABATTOIRS, ICE-MAKING PLANTS COLD STORES lor FRUIT, FiSU. MEATS, EGGS. DAIRY PRODUCE, etc. Twenty-eight years' experience in Five Countries, including U.S.A. Existing Works lie-modelled, Consultations, Reports. E. J. GREENSTREET, F.R.A.1.C., Cold Storage Architect, 3 Bennett street, Tel. 8573 UiOUi LOVELY AKAROA. Daily motor service. ALF. J. READ, Proprietor. .\UTE.—MuRNiNG SERVICE, a.ia. ChristcnurcL. Depart. Christtburch Dopant, Little Akaxoa Broadways. River. Depart. Monday .. 8.15 a.m. 2.30 p.m. ■ 8.30 a.m. Tuesday .. b.io u.m 2.30 p.m. fc'JO «.m. Wednesday b.ld a.in. 3.0 p.m. C.45 a.m. 'iiiuibCi-y .. B.la -.m 2.30 p.m. a.30 a.m. Friday •• 8.15 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 8.30 a.m. Saturday .. B.lj a.m. 2.30 £i.m. 6.30 a.m. I'.OXE. —MOllNl.sG SERVICE, £.lu »»iBroadv.ay'e Depart. Spccial Trips, Wedding and Picnio Parties arranged privately. TELEGRAMS—READ, AKAROA. TELEPHONE— Iso. ii AKAKUA. Seats can be booked at THE LIBERTY BOOK SUOP (close to Liberty Theatre), ADAMS, LTD., and TOURIST OFFICE. Private Address—William street, AKaKOA. '

• HEAVY DRIXKER SIXCE 18." DIiIXKO CUIiEO 11IM. MY friend is now 50. acd had been a very heavy drinker since the age of 18. We thought him hopeless.'Seven months > ago we started Drinko Treatment. Xow, altnougli he is iu eame environment with same leinpluuoni, be faaa not the slightest inclination ior drink." (Paragraph from an AucKiaud lady's earnest letter of gratitude.) surely that is convincing enough. Drinko is odourless and taatc.cas. Can bo given wecrctly, if desired. Permanent r fruits. Writo lor booklet ol testimonials and particulars. Everything confidential. Plain sealed envelopes used. Stat*- if Mr. Mrs, or iliaa. Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 2X2 C, Lambton Quay, Wellington. i ,