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AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL P A L A C E. (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificence.) * GLORIOUS SUCCESS. DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME! The 13«t Theatre Tho Bost Pictures. The Best Orchestra The Best Singing. WILLIAM FOX Presents The Beloved Sunbeam of tho Films. JUNE CAPRICE, JUNE CAPRICE. la tho Great Big Y'ankeo Doodle Story, -MISS U.S.A." "MISS U. S. A." "MISS U.S.A." A Breezy. Thrilling, Patriotic Picture'. Full of Laughs, Ginger, and Zip. ROSCOE (Fattvl ARBUCKLE, ROSC'OE (Fatty) ARBUCKLE, In his Latest and Greatest Laugh Extractor, "MOONSHINE." -MOONSHINE." The Only NEW and UP-TO-DATE, Arbucile Comedv Showing in Christchurch This Week. MARGUERITE CLAYTON In her Latest Two-reel Comedv-Drama, "THE WIFELESS HUSBAND." At the Night Session do Luxe. MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS MISS JIILLICENT JENNINGS And MR JAMES COCKS And MR JAMES COCKS In the Charming Duets, "Still as tho Night" and "Land of the Long Ago." CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. Day Prices: 3d, Gd, 1«. Night Prices: Stalls 6d, Dress Circle Is. Reserves le and Is Cd. Plan at The Bristol or 'Phono 3758. CONTINUOUS FROM NOON. Sl5O GRAND theatre. Tho Theatre of Artistic Splendour. Tho Picture Palace Beautiful. GRAND CARNIVAL PROGRAMME. The BEST in TOWN. MARY MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER In tho Delightful Metro Play, •BARBARA FRIETCHIE," From Whittier's Famous Poem. The World's Most Humorous Pair, FATTY ARBUCKIiE and Mabel Normand In the shrieking, side-splitting Comedy, "FATTY AND MABEL." ' "THE GREAT SEChiVJ." 11) "THE EFFICIENCY PLOUGH LIFT" (Local Indust ial Film). GRAND ORCHESTRA. BE EARLY OR BuOK YuUK SEATS. AT THE GRAND. GREAT INDUSTRIAL FILM, "THE EFFICIENCY PLOUGH LIFT," Depicting a School Girl of 12 yearj driving a 3-Furrow Ploush, drawn by 6 Hoises. DEMONSTRATION ut NORTH PARK. TO-DAY, 9 to 10 a.m. EXHIBITION—AIdington Siiow Grounds, To-day and To-morrow. 3201 CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. SCOTTISH CONCERT. KING'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT And TO-MORROW NIGHT. The Greatest Scottish given iu Christchurcli. Artists, Mr and Mrs Farquhar Young, Madame Gower Burns, Mrs J. Forrester, Mus. Bac., Ashburton; Mr R. Malcolm, Mr Jock Stuart, Mr Jock McLean, Miss Lily O'Leary (Wellington), Miss Flora Shaw (Tirnaru), Mr Colin Campbell, Misa Drucy Turner, Master Leslie Edgington, and Reel Parties. Accompanists: Mrs Mark Steeds, Miss Lilian Harper, and Mr C. Nathan. Tickets, 2s; Back Seats, Is; Children, Is to all parts. Plan open at Milncr and Thompson's. Book oarly. ' R. A. MALCOLM, Aoting-Presidont. W T GEO. BRASS,. Secretary, 80x.694. ' " " - - ' - J 3184 QUEEN'S THEATRE" ALL THIS WEEK. From 11 a.m. MUTUAL'S NEW BIG PIOTO NOVEL In 15 Chapters, "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS." Featuring HELEN HOLMES. ' STARTLING, SPECTACULAR, SENSATIONAL, Are the incidents depicted in each chapter of this new HELEN HOLMES 'Serial. It's the MOST COSTLY, MOST STUPENDOUS SERIAL PHOTO-PLAY presented this year. 'It's full of ACTION, PUNCH, THRILLS. Also "RIMROCK JONES." Foaturing WALLACE REID. And "FATTY IN'.CONEY ISLAND." (Paramount-Arbucklo. 2 reels.) Australian apd American Gazettes ' 3187 gTEAND THEATRE. Another Delightful Page from MARK TWAIN. MARK TWAIN. MARK TWAIN. Further adventures of. "Tom Sawyer" produced on the actual site of the story. "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." "HUCK and TOM." A tale seasoned with thrills and cxcitement, and a finish with A HAPPY ENDING. A Positive rib-tickler entitled "FLY COP." "FLY COP." Gazettes. Gazettes. - 3183 PUBLIC NOTICES. CHRISTCHURCH DAIRY CO., LTD. DELIVERED TO ALL SUBURBS AT 4Jd PER QUART. 3177F CHEMISTS' ASSOCIATION. ~y ~j~ OLID AY S to be observed aa under: — THURSDAY, November 7—Late Night till 9 p.m. FRIDAY (SHOW DAY), November Bth—All Chemists will bo closed from noon. URGENT MEDICINES may be dispensed at the All Night Dispensary, Dominion Buildings, Gloucester street, during tha afternoon and from G p.m. SATURDAY, November 9th—Usual Halfholiday, chemists re-opening between 7 and 9 o'clock at night. 3157F THE PLUMBERS' REGISTRATION ACT! 1912. "VTOTICE given that an examination w"l be held by the Plumbers' Board oi Now Zealand for the purposes of registration under the above Act on Friday and Saturday, the 13th and 14th December, 1918, at such centres as may bo decided by the Bb»rd when tho number of candidates is known. Forni3 of application to be examined may bo obtained from the local Technical School, or from the Secretary, Plumbers' Board, Wellington. !AU applications must reach the undersigned by 23rd November, 1918. By order of the Plumbers' Board. T. G. TROWERN, 31S0 Secretary. CANTERBURY AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. T'-OR the convenience of Members (Country J- members especially) tho Association has mado arrangements for a Stand at the Show Grounds which Members will find undoubtedly useful. Parcels and any other goods may bo left there in charge of an attendant. The Secretary will also be in attendance to explain to those car owners who are not already members of this useful organisation, the advantages of becoming a member. Location on tho main thoroughfare near the Grand Stand. 3178