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AMUSBarBKTS. LIBERTY rmiE HOUSE LIBERTY LIBERTY J- OK BIG LIBERTY LIBERTY ATTRACTIONS. LIBERTY A Frcgranimo of Unequalled Variety aud Excellence. ' ' Orchestra anad Restart Quartette at the- Matir.ee, 2.10. Tho l-'irrt Attraction. "EVEN AS k'vk! ' - From the Book, -THE SHINING BAND/ by ROBERT W. CHAMBERS. ' Featuring a. Xe v Picture Girl, i O RACE II A R L I N G G R A C E D A R L-I N G Woman instantly place 3 man in Ono of Two Classes— those she -.could Hurry, and those 6ho wouldn't. | .'THE REALART QUARTETTE." I "THE REALART QUARTETTE.'' - The Host Artistic and Musical Combination : that haa visited Chrisichurcu for years. Its j success 0:1 Saturday was instantaneous and unqualified. MR HERBERT F. WOOD, MR HERBERT F. WOOD, TENOR, who has been described as the best exponent, of Gilbert and Sullivan's music in Austiralasia to-day. SIGNOR CERBASI, Celebrated Italian Harpist. MISS VALERIE SCOTT. Dancer, Daintr, Clever, and Host Charming'. MISS CLARE YEARS, Soloist on the Grand Erard Harp. And 1 MRS LILY GLOVER, . ; "Who will be remembered for her chnnnins performance aa MDIOSA-SAN, in tho recent production of •"The- Geisha." EPISODE EIGHT, * "SMASHING BARRIERS." "The HuTder Car. HAROLD LLOYD'S COMEDY, "THE RAJAH." Featuring Jacko tho Human Apo and a 1 Menagerie of Animals. 1 PRICES: Matinee (Pictures only): Is Id, Is 7d, 2s Id; Children Hatf-Price. Night: Is Id, la 7d, 2s Id, 2s 7d. 4755 p< R A N D '.THEATRE. CONTINUOUS from 12 NOON. CROWDED OUT NIGHTLY. "TRAGEDY OF OLIVE THOMAS." SHOP GIRL'S AMAZING CAREER, ALWAYS GOT WHAT SHE WISHED FOR, YET NEVER WAS HAPPY. The Screed's Most Beautiful Star, OLIVE THOMAS, OLIVE THOMAS, OLIVE THOMAS. In a vivid Drtima of youthful impulse. From Louiso Winter's Great Novel, * "THE SPITE BRIDE." "THE SPITE BRIDE." "THE SPITE BRIDE." SEE SEE SEE This REMARKABLE OLIVE THOMAS Production.' A -FASCINATING PICTURE. Also, Also, Another EXCITING and SENSATIONAL Episode of "THE GREAT GAMBLE." MUSIC by tho GRAND ORCHESTRA (Mr Kennedy Black, Conductor); PRICES AS USUAL. RESERVE YOUR SEATS (Theatre 'Phone 2934). 4634 STRAND THEATRE Tuilv—FßOM NOON—Daily. ' GEORGE WALSH In a GEORGE WALSH Great "THE SHAEK." GEORGE WALSH Sea Story, Also a Great Society Drama, > "WOULD YOU FORGIVE" Starring "WOULD YOU FORGIVE" Vivian "WOULD YOU FORGIVE" Rich.' '- - ' Worlds' News. " ■'.. Cartoon. -4714 MEETINGS. THE NORTH CANTERBURY SHEEPFARMERS' CO-OPE'RATIVE .FREEZING EXPORT AND AGENCY COMLIMITED. QHAEEHOLDERS are reminded that tho £> EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING to consider the recesaary amendments to the Articles of Associaiion required ' to increase the,, number of Directors, will bo i held in tho Chamber of Commerce Hall, ' Cathedral square, ! THIS AFTERNOON (WEDNESDAY), 15th DECEMBER, at 2 p.m. JAMES STEWART, 4GGGF General Manager. 1 RETURNED SOLDIERS OF LYTTELTO>"i, and their Dependants, are invited to attend a Meeting to bo hold at tho Borough Council Chambers, Lyttelton, on ,] FRIDAY, December 17th, at 8 p.m. An Address will bo given, on the work of tho R.S.A. i 1 SPEAKER: MR' W. E. LEADLEY. < 1 A Good Attendance is requested. 4581F . CANTERBURY.PROGRESS LEAGUE. MEETING OF COUNCIL. 1 J THE Quarterly Meeting- of the COUNCIL will bo held in tho CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 15tK, at 10 o'clock a.m. DENYS jBOARE, 406.> Secretary. THE CLERKS AND OFFICE EMPLOYEES' UNION.—To-night*© Meeting is CANCELLED.. All Members urged to attend PUBLIC MEETING, CHORAL HALL, FRIDAY. R. D. MARTIN. 813 CRICKET. HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. OLD BOYS arc invited to play in tho PA'ST v. PRESENT Match on ANNIVERSARY DAY, Thursday, December 16th, beginning lo.3o_a.ni. 834. ' q BOROUGH COUNCILS. ~ ° SPKEYDON BOROUGH COUNCIL. P UNPAID EATES. r • J RATEPAYERS are reminded that 10 per n cent, will bo added shortly to all UNPAID RATES. j MARK vr. WOODFIELD, V 4670 Collector. ~. , E RAILWAYS. J NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ir CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR fc HOLIDAYS. *' —-__ c< EXTRA EXPRESS TRAINS will nn between Christchurch. and Dunedin as W under: — » From December 20th to January sib < (Christmas Day and Sundays excepted); *J Christchurch dep. 11.50 a.m., Ashburton 1.36, t; Dunedin arrive 8.45 p.m. Dunedin dep. 10.30 I - a.m., Ashburton 5.39, Chriatchurch arrive 7.5 p.m. L;. ttelton wharf arrive 7.10 p.m. While this train is running, the ordinary Invercar-cill-Christchurch express train will not pick up passengers from stations north of Oarnaru,. except passengers from Waimate. On 23rd, 21th, 25th, 2Sih December, and n 3rd and 4th January, Christchurch depart J 8.0 a.m., Ashburton 9..%, Dunedin arrive 4.6 T p.m. Run* to Invercargill on December 24th and January 3rd. j Passengers are adviped to travel by the , ertra express trains, as the ordinary espies* ' trair.3 will not have room for all. » I < CHRISTCHURCH-GREYSIOUTH. Throuch service (Rail and Coach) Christ- ' D ehureh-Greymouth, daily, except Sundays, 1 from December lSth to January Bth, Christ- ! chnrch depart 8.30 a.m. | For fuller i>aiticular3 see handbill. '' 4730 BY ORDER. i;