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AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE. (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificence) THE BEST PROGRAMME .YET! Was tho Verdict of Last Nights HUGE AUDIENCE. A Revelation of Rousing Items. WILLIAM FOX Presents Tho Thrilling, Throbbing, ben-sational RedBlooded Stoiv of tho Big Wild West, "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS. "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS. "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS. Six Speedy Reels of Liveliness and Humour. Full of Freshness, Zip-bang-Smash and Long, Loud, and Lasting Laughs, with V) VST IN FARNUM DUSTIX FARNUM America's Foremost Favouiitc, as the Bold Bandit Hero, in the Greatest Outdoor Story Ever Screened. The Girl iii the Case is Glorious. WINIFRED KINGSTON. Last Chanter but One of "WHO IS "NUMBER ONE?" "WHO IS NUMBER ONE?" Fighting Fast and Furious to the End. LITTLE MARY McALISTER LITTLE MARY McALISTER lit Her Latest and Loveliest Koop-riglit-on-emiling Fcaturotte, "THE KINGDOM OF HOPE." A Story "Do Children Count?" Story.'AMERICAN GAZETTE. Emphatic and Continued Success of MR FARQUHAR YOUNG. MR FARQUHAR YOUNG. Mr Young will sing at 8.15 p.m., "THE FLORAL DANCE" and "CAPTAIN MACCRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. Overture, 7.30 o'clock, "Norma" (Bollini). Reserves at "THE BRISTOL" or 'Phono 3758. 5467 STARLAND THEATRE. THIS WEEK, America's Foremost Actress, MARGARET ILLINGTON, and tho Celebrated Christchurch Actor, WINTER HALL —WINTER HALL WINTER HALL In the Tense Military Secret Scrvico drama, "SACRIFICED." Easily the Best Picture in Town. '"A Bedroom Blunder" (Revival), Gazettes. WANTED. J BALLANTYNE and CO. invite applications for the position, of HEAD DRESSMAKER In charge of one of their Rooms; and they also liave a Vacancy for a THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN ia the Juvenile Section of their Ladies' Underwear Department. 5413 F. Wanted. "J7IXPERIENCED ASSISTANTS far Cash J-J Desk. STRANGE'S GREAT WINTER SALE. Apply at once, SECRETARY, 83CF. ■ Strangc'fl, WANTED. J7JNERGETIC STOCK SALESMAN for Wiimate District, Apply by letter, DALGETY and COMPANY, LTD., E4IBF. TIMARU. (For Continuation of Wanteds, »e« Page 10 of this issue.) „ PWWC NOTICES... .... . canterbury; education board. THE' SNOW' STORM—CLOSING OF SCHOOLS. , SCHOOL COMMITTEES are recommended to close their Schools for the' remainder of present week. The Normal School reopens on MONDAY, JULY 29th. H. C. LANE, Secretary.

Cliriatchurcli, July 23rd, 1918. f ' 5^26F. CHRISTCHURCH HIGH SCHOOL OLD UIKLS' ASSOCIATION. OWING to weather conditions-the General Meeting called for Friday, July 26th, has boon .tUSXfOiNED indefinitely. b23F WARD and CO., LTD. THE' THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will bo held at tho Offices of tho Company, Kilmore street East, on MONuAY, the sth Day of August, 1918, at 3 p.m., to receivo the report of tho Dircctoie, with Balancc-sheot for ihe past twelve months; to doolaro a dividend, to elect a Directof and Auditor for tho cur rent year, and for other business. The Snaro Transfer Books of tho Company will bo closed until Tuesday, tho 6th. day of August, iuie. A. 6. DUNCAN, 5412 F. Secretary. 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 JJIREEZING AND COLD STORAGE. Plans dnd Specifications for FREEZING WOItKS, ABATTOIRS, ICli-MAiUiVG PLANTS COLD STORES for FRUIT, FISH. MEATS, EGGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, etc. Twenty-eight yeara' experience in Five Countries, including U.S-A. Existing Works he-modelled, Consultations, Reports. * E. J. GREENSTREET, F.R.A.1.C., Cold Storage Architect, 3 Bennett street, cnristchurch. Tel. 8572. G4603 THE BONDAGE OF ALCOHOL. DRINKO OFFERS FREEDOM. THERE'S a friend, cr maybe s relation ' near and dear to you, who is firmly in the grip of drink. Abstinence means happiness and prosperity to hi»n. You can cure him by tho Drinko treatment to-day. Inoxensive —«Ure—permanent. Being odourless and tasteless Driuko can be given in liquid or food. It .will not harm the most doiicnto constitution. Even if patient is unwilling to help himsoli JDriako can be administered secretly if desired. Hundreds test.fy to its efficacy. Writo for iioo booklet. Ai! correspondence confidential. Plain sealed sr.vs.opes used. State U Mr. Mrs, or Miss Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 21ii C, Lainbton yuay, Wellington. 2 PROPOSED MEMORIAL. SINAI AND PALESTINE CAMPAIGN. IT is proposed to oxoct near JERUSALEM, at tho end of tho War, a Monument to the memory of Officers, Non-Commiesioned Officers, and Men of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force who have fallen in Sinai and Palestine. A Fund for this purpose has been opened in tho Egyptian (Expeditionary Force. It is poesibio that the relatives of Offioers and other ranks who have lost their lives m this campaign may also wish to subscribe. It is requested, thorcfcrc, that thoso desiring to contribute to this Fund will forward subscriptions—limited in tho case o( relatives of oQocrs to SI, and of othor ranks to Goto MESSRS COX and CO., Charing Cross, London, S.W, 1. Envelopes should bo marked "Palestine Memorial." 4795