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amusements. LIBERTY rpHE HOUSE LIBERTY LIBERTY OF BIG LIBERTY LIBEKTY ATTRACTIONS. LIBERTY COMMENCING COMMENCING AT THF. MATINEE TO-DAY. AT THE MATINEE TO-DAY. A First National Attraction. "The Colonel's Lady and Judy_ CVGrady arc Sisters under the skin." . "EVEN* AS EVE." :—' "EVEN" AS EVK. ' "EVEN- AS EVK." "EVEN" AS EVK." "EVEN AS EVK." "EVEN AS EVE." Every woman, even as Eve, is a woman first —her foo : ?l veneer but thinly vc*iiier rat ural in-tir.ot«—thrt's whv every woman v.-ll! Ik? fascinated bv this nrob.em FROM THE XOVEL, •"HIE SHINING BAND," by ROBERT V'. CHAMBERS. For.turincr I A Delichtfu! Xew Pictv.ro Girl, GRACE DA R LI N G I GRACE DA R. I, I X G GRaCEDa R Ii T X G G RACE DA R L I X G GRACHI) A K L I N G G RACE DARLING The Prima of Feminine W'i!o3! "The woman's olc'.-a.ge instinct of distrust for an unloved male warned her, innocent though she wns." Ar.d HAROLD LLOYD H> ROL'> LLOYD "THE HAR LD LLOYD in HAROLD LLOYD RAJAH." HAROLD LLOYD A Rajah, with ail all embracing .glad eye, lookn aiound for a ' srirl to take tho nlnce of the one who eloped wi'.li the Court plumber. 8 I SMASHING BARRIFRS SERIAL, SMASHING BARJtIERS SERIAL, "Tho Murder Car." "THE REAL ART QUARTETTE." __ -THE REAL ART QUARTETTE." "THE REAL ART QUARTETTE." "Music h the Poetry of tho Air," Commscd of MR HERBERT F. WOOD. MR HERBERT F. WCJD, Now Zealand's Own Tenor, Yv ho returr-3 to Iris homeland after • a series I of triumphs in Svdnev nnd Melbourne. ! "S'GNOR OERBASI, The Cel-ebni.t.-ed Italian Hnrniat. MISS VALFRTK SCOTT. MISS VALE\RIE SCOTT, A Classical Dancer, whose bewildering technioue jov to all beholders. " MISS CLARE VK^<S, , MISS CLARE VEARS, Soloist on tho Grand Erard Harp. In nddi ,; on— MRS LILY GLOVER Soprano MRS LILY GLOVER Soprano Who will l>e remembered for her charming performance as in th-o rc- . cent production of THE GEISHA. ALTOGETHER COMPLETING A NEW AND UNIQUE PROGRAMME THAT WILL BOTH ENCHANT THE EYE AND DELIGHT THE EAR. IBiOX PLAN AT THE' BRISTOL till noon, afterwards at tho THEATRE (Phone 2366). PRICES: Matinee, Is Id, Is 7d, 2s Id; Children, half price. Night, la Id, Is 7d, 2s Id, 28 7d. jy£ACKENZIE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S 40th ANNUAL GATHERING At F A I R L I E. WEDNESDAY, 23th DECEMBER, 1020. '■ FIELD EVENTS, RUNNING, PIPING, DANCING AND CYCLING, BIG PRIZE MONEY. See to-day's Timaru "Herald" for Programme, RODERICK MACKENZIE, President. A. J. McGREGOR, 33CSF Secretary. ' 0 H O RA L .HALL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20tli, SIONDAY, DECEMBER 20th, At 8 p.m. MR ERNEST EMP,SON'S STUDENTS 1 RECITAL. STUDENTS' RECITAL. STUDENTS' RECITAL. Works by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Liszt, and Arensky. ■ Prices: 4s 3d (Rer-orvsd), 3a 2d, and 2s Id. Plan opens R. Francis, Ltd., Monday next. 4070 REGATTA CLUB. Patron:, Hon. Sir R. Ileaton Rhodes, Commodore: G. Armstrong Esq., Mayor of Akaroa. ANNUAL REGATTA. THURSDAY" NEXT, DECEMBER 16th, 1920 (ANNIVERSARY DAY). LARGE ENTRIES IN ROWING AND SAILING EVENTS. W. E. M. JACOBSON, 5348F Hon. Secretary. LYTTELTON REGATTA. Ist JANUARY, 1921. PNTRIES FOR ROWINIG, MOTOR- -*-< BOAT, and SAILING EVENTS CLOSE at tho Borough Council Chambers, Lyttelton, on WEDNESDAY', 22nd INST., at 8 p.m. Entries, accompanied by entrance fees, may be forwarded by post, to rcach Lyttelton on tho 22nd. j ' W. MILLER, Secretary. I Box 22, Lyttelton. . 4062 . jpLOWEI! SHOW and GARDEN FETE, j In Grounds of ST. DAVID'S CHURCH : AND MANSE, j Colombo rtreet, SYDENHAM. THIS 'AFTERNOON and EVENING, 2.30 to JO p.m j Afternoon Tea. and Ices in the Shade of ! the Ojd Apple Tree?.- I Admission Gd, Children 3d. CS2 MEETINGS. THE CANTERBURY FIJOZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COiEPANY, LTD. ' "YTOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL i> GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the above Company will bo held at the Chamber of Commerce, Cathedral square, on FRIDAY", tho 17th dav of DECEMBER, 1920, At 2.15 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Balance-eheet "and Report for the year ending 80th November, 1920. To elect Two Directors in tho placo of John Grigg and Herbert Elworthy, who I retire by rotation, and who, being I eligible, offer themselves for re-election. To elect an Auditor for the ensuing year. And General. D. J. SHEA, Secretary. 178 Hereford street, Christchurch, 3rd December, 1920. 8521F