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amusements. CONTINUOUS PICTURES From 11 a.m. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. QUEEN'S THEATRE. MAIN FEATURE— MARY MILES MARY MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER And an "ALL STAR" Cast, In "MELISSA OF THE HILLS.;; "MELISSA OK THE HILLS. "MELISSA OF THE HILLb. A Charming Story, ect in the Hills of Ti.'iii:eeS<-e. A "HATE" Foud. A ••LOVE"FeudAnd a Groat BATTLE SCENE. , A PASTOR witli a "PAST" -.vbo sacrificed , hiresclf trying to bring peace to warring fuc- j tioiis and a VEIN OF LOVE running through j it ail to make it a MARY MILES MINTER Maatcrpioce. SECOND FEATURE— "FOUR MONTHS, "FOUR MONTHS," A Three-Reel "FLYING A" Drama, With Another "ALL STAR" Oast. Billy Carrington, a Millionaire, is told by hia Doctor that he has only Four Months to 'ivo, as he is afflicted with an incurable ditvns«. 110 det-vmince to go away and leave his wealth to the first deserving person ho meets, then — , Eut Come and See for Yourself. SUPPORTS— Chanter 11 _ ____ .-.mot' "THE LASS OF THE LUMBFRLANDS, Called "The Indian's Harel,' And "TWENTY MINUTES OF MAGIC. Comedy. 6151 SPECIAL ATTRACTION.—The John Swinson Omo-'nv present at QUEEN'S THEATRE This Week a Great Industrial Fiim > pictunsing in a moat instructive way the t ? anU r fj Ur ®ro 'b Boots nt Messrs M. O'Brien and Co.s PREMIER FACTORY. This film shows a modern manufacturing plant in and demonstrates in a wonderuly ckar wav tho stages leather passes through in tho process of making high fooU G e 3^

g T R A N D. If you have read Dumas masterpiece, "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" "THE THREE MUSKETEERS, "THE THREE MUSKETEERS, do not fail to see D'ARTAGNAN D'ARTAGNAN ' reincarnated in the person of DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In "A MODERN MUSKETEER." -A MODERN musketeer." It is a veritable roof-raisor, teeming •with tho inimitable Fairbanks etunta INTERESTING GAZETTES. A Trip through tho Philippines. A Trip through tho philippic. And Animated Cartoon. Sessions at 12. 1.45, 3.30, 5.16, 7, 8.30 Telephone 2123. *>453 | BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. magnificent meat AT . J-JIXON BROS., STREET, During tho GRAND NATIONAL WEEK. Como and see the BEST.BULLOCK EVER SEEN at Addington Yards, sent in by Mr Anderson, of Stirling, and purchased by us for £47; also Mr J. Buchanan a Bullock, which coat £37 10s; and many others of wonderful eize and quality. Also a splendid show of VERY PRIME SHEEP, LAMBS, etc., including Mr F. Bull's PRIZE SHROPSHIRE WETHERS, which were knocked .down to mb at £Q 10s«

WINDOW DISPLAY EACH EVENING. D 2478-0448 . HEDGE PLANTS. HEDGE PLANTS. WE hold a largo and varied Stock of Hedge Plants for present planting, and offer as follows;— Privet, 3 varieties, strong, well-grown plants, 15s, 20s, and 25s per 100. Olearia Travereei, the Chatham Island Ake Ake, 20e and 253 per 100. Olearia Fosterii, makes a splendid hedge, 25e, 30s and 40e per 100. Berberia Vulgaris, strong, 8-year-old plants, 15s per 100. Laurels, strong plants, 20s and 25s per 100. Cunressus Macrocarpa, splendid plants, 2year 20s per 100, 3-year 80s per 100. . Crattegue Crenulata, a charming evergreen shrub, which rnakoa one of the best of earden fenccs. In spring it » covered with white flowers, and in winter u furnished with brilliant coloured berries: 1 year old, grown in boxes, 20s per 100; 2 year from open ground, 30s per 100. NAIRN AND SONS, Lincoln road, Christchurch. N6405-3848 Telephone 211. QUILL, MORRIS AND CO., LTD, CATHEijRAL A£»D cHA.NC.fc.RT LANE. Telephone 542. , Successors to itopcr and. Co., lw, *na the Wine and Spirit Business of Fletcher. Humphreys and Co. *euii HOT SOUP nN a cold wintry day there's HOT SOUP." U nothing more enjoyllOT SOUP, able and nourishing than a MOT SOUP bowl of "Watkinas Hot Soup. HOT SOUP*. Hot Luncheon (fish entrees, HOT SOUP, vegetables, and sweets), now HOT SOUP, served daily. Soups and Beef HOT SOUP. Tea any hour of the day or HOT SOUP, evening. Watkins's, Ltd., n«xt HOT SOUP. Ballantyne's. Caahet street. * REDUCE THE COST OF YOUR DELIVERY. A SHIPMENT OF ELECTRIC TRUCKS A ia duo to arrive in August, in sizes varying from half-ton to five tons capacity. The City Council charges from £40 a year for Garaging, and ELECTRICITY SUPPLIED EVERY DAY. SEE THE CITY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, Corner Armagh and Manchester street*. C 2571 •TTNIQUE" Hot Water Bottles are made U by the North British RubberCo, and are branded on thu ncck of Bottle. n.v» sure of the Brand.