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AMUSEMENTS. LIBERTY rpHE House LIBERTY LIBERTY i- oi Big LIBERTY LIBERTY Attractions. LIBEETY International Attractions present The Most Astonishing and Stu-sendous Double Star Programme that Christchurch has ever 6een. "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY," "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY," "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY," Adapted Hm the Story, "WAPI THE WALRUS." By Jame#» Oliver Curwood, Featuring NELL SKTPMAN JNELL SHTPMAN NELL SHIPMAN The Bri'Hait p-. T i nl min!r Star. THERE WAS A PICTURE LIKE THIS! SEE "WAPI THE WALRUS," THE DOG KILLER. SIXTEEN KINDS OF WILD ANIMALS Play natural narts in this picture. GREATEST DOO SLErnE RACE AND DOG FIGHT EVER. Scenes actually taken in«ido the rim of tho Arctic Circle. SEE "DOLORES"' DESPERATE SWIM DOWN THE MOUNTAIN RAPIDS. Miss Shipman really does this hazardous swim herself. SEE "DOLORES"' FIOHT FOR LOVE AND,LIFE ABOARD THE WHALER? Scenes actually made at sea. A TALE OF LOVE AND VILLAINY. Unique—Beautiful—Daring. "I LOVE THE COWS AND CHICKENS, BUT-THIS tS THE LIFE!" Who's afraid of work? CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In • "SUNNYSIDE." "SUNNYSIDE." Hia third Mil!i >n Dollar Comedy. IT'S WILD. IT'S FURIOUS. ITS A SCREAM. His troubles are so funny that, we simply can't describe them. THREE BIG REELS. THREE THOUSAND LAUGHS. Don't forget to get a' Souvenir from Charlie'a Understudy. Can be seen in the Vestibule every J afternoon. THE LATEST PA THE GAZETTE (Tonieal), Including exciting scenes in connexion with the arrival in England of MARY PICKFORD AND DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. THE LIBERTY ORCHESTRA. Overture—Selection* from "IL TROVATORE." Box Plan et The Bristol till 5 p;m., afterwards at the Theatre. Prices: Is Id, 2s Id, 2s 7d. Matinee: Is Id, Is 7d, 2a Id; Children half-price. -- 2455 We Start at Eleven. QUEEN'B THEATRE. "THE'BANDBOX," "THE BANDBOX," "THE BANDBOX," "THE BANDBOX," By Louis Joseph Vance, Starring DORIS JCENYON. DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. "DAMES AND DENTISTS." "DAMES AND DENTISTS." (Two-reel Com?dy). Topicals and Serial. "THE BRAND," by REX. BEACH. . "THE BRAND," bv REX. BEACH. "THE BRAND," by REX. BEACH. •. "THE BRAND," by REX. BEACH. 2829 PUBLIC NOTICE. VIOLET DAY. VIOLET DAY. VIOLET DAY. „..--• v .VIOLET DAY. : * ""tO-MORRO W, WEDNESDAY."" TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY. IN AID OF THE CHRISTCHURCH WAR MiEMORIAL FUND. TO-MORROW will be the Seventh Violet Day held in Christchurch, and aa the funds are for the Christchurch War Memorial, it is hoped that the proceeds will constitute 0, record. Headquarters will be at the Chamber of Commerce, Cathedral square. The Shifts will start at 8.30, 11.30,- and 2.30. Spring Flowers in any quantity win be gladly received. Violets for Competition must be at the Chamber of Commorce by 10 a.m. on Wednesday. G. L. DONALSON, 2929 Hon. Organiser. PRIZE WINNERS. OEARCHLIGHT WAX CANDLE COMPEO TITION. Mrs E. Porteous, Sumner road, Lytteltori— Costume value £5 ss, made by N.Z. Far* Tiers' Association. Mrs J. Harrison Frances avenue, St. Albans —1 Dress Length, value'£l. la. Mrs H t Wicks, Ensor's road. Linwood—l Dress Length value £1 Is. Mrs Empson, 34 Cross street, Linwood—l Dress" Length, value. £1 Is. Mis L. Le Breton, 136 King street, Sydenham —1 Dress Length, value £1 Is. Mrs R. Cooper, 11 Hancocks lane, Papanui—l Dress Length, value £1 Is. Mrs G. Smith, 331 Armagh street—l Dress Length, value £1 Is. Always Insist on - getting Searchlight Wax Candles. Z8598-7926 Re PHILIP McGOLRICK, Deceased. IT is requested that all Claims against the Estate of tho above-named deceased ba forwarded to tho undersigned certified aB follows:— "I hereby certify that the above amount was due and owing at date of acath of deceased, namely, 21at August, 1920." LANE and NEAVE, 2907 Solicitors, Chriat.-.hurch. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. A NY PERSON found TRESPASSING on A* my PROPERTY, CRANFORD, et ROTHERHAM, after this date, will bo o P jgg^^DAMPIER-CROSSLEY. MOUNT COOK HERMITAGE OPENS FOR THE SEASON OCTOBER Ist. Reduced Fares during October. Full particulars from GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, 2515 83 Cathedral square. " PARTNERSHIP NOTICES. PARTNERSHIP— A Retired Officer, a New * Zealander now in Australia, eoeka a Partnership in some local industry. Several years' success before and during the> war in thernana<*ement of men as civil, mining, and. hydraulic engineer. Particulars, C. C. CORFE, Sumner. _400F PARTNERSHIP. IH\VE THIS DAY admitted to PARTNERSHIP MR G. KINGSCOTE, and mv business will be carried on under the style of "HOARE and KINGSCOTE. Accountants and Sharebrokers," at 183 Cashel 2759**' DENYSHOARE, F.P.A. (N.Z.). ~~~ riNANCIAL., SECURITY OF TRUST FUNDS. THE establishment of THE DOMINION TRUST Co. of N.Z., Ltd. pi -ides testators with every advantage nefeesary for the protection of beneficiaries, Handbook gratis on application. OFFICES: 163 Hereford street, Chrateharen. Manager: JAMES' STE-i—EN DAY. D 2896