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AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! COME TO p K Y S T A L PALACE. SPECIAL PROGRAMME. SESSUE HAYAKAWA SESSUE HAYAKAWA In a Dual Role in "THE BEGGAR PRINTS." "THE BEGGAR PRINCE." A Delightful Oriental Ror.wr.c* of a Prince and a Fisherman. A story for all children, Young and Old. No oru> is too I young: or too old to appreciate tlu'a Eastern j Romance. It-will call to viin'.i tho "Arabian j lights" of long , ngo.—A charmm? story with fparkline humour bubbling irom its well of truth. Precoma! by tin KEYSTONE COMEDY, And Succeeded by THE LINCOLN COLLEGE PIERROT PARTY. (In aid of Lincoln College War Moruorial). SONGS, DANCES, AND-FUN— PLENTY OF IT. SAD SOULS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. PRICES:— CIRCLE, 23 Id and 2s 7d. STALLS, la Id and Is Td. BOOKINGS at Theatre, 'Phone 3758. No extra for booking. TWO SESSIONS DAILY: 3.13 and 7.30 p.m. SPECIAL. MUSIS BY CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA, CRYSTAL PALACE. The QUALITY Theatre. 4726 PICTURES OF PSYCHIC PHENOMENA. BEHIND THE SCENES with the "MEDIUMS,' GRAND THEATRE, shortly. 4825 GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE CO. . PROFESSIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. THE following INSTRUMENTS are required:—Violins, Violas, 'Cellos, Bass, Harp, Flutes, Oboes, Clarinets, Baaaoons, Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, Tuba, TymPi Apply BEEBE, Box 750, by THURSDAY. 16th. ] : 4153 ST. . MATTHEWS SCHOOLROOM. Grand Spectacular XJi_o.' PANTOMIME, entitled "A WAIF OF THE OCEAN," in aid of the Day School Fund, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, D«c_nber J6th and 18th. Doors opeii 7.30 p.m. Overture 8 p.m. ! 6 - "OIR A. C. DOYLE offers NO ESCAPE 0 from the 'GRAMD' perhaps." SEE letter from Rev. J. J. North, "Press," December 15th. .'...' * 8 F MEETINGS. « "~ THE NORTH. CANTERBURY- SHEEPFARMERS, CO-OPERATIVE FREEZING EXPORT AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. CJHAEEHOLDEnS are reminded that tho ' D EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING to consider the looessary amend- ; lneiits to the- Articles of Association, required I to increase tho number of Directors, wil) l>9 hold in the Chamber of Commerce Hall, Cathedral square, THIS AFTER N'OON (WEDNESDAY), loth DECEMBER,' at 2 p.m. , ' , , JAMES STEWART, 46GCF General Manager. THE QS. BONUS. , . G H O R A L II A L L, TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8 o'clock. MR_ J. McCOMBS. 897 potato gsowkrs: .assoclvtion. MEETING. Y.M.C.A. Roome, SATURDAY NEXT, 12.30 p.m. Plans for tho future. Agent appointed to control next yaar's output. ' All Growers invited. _• *_ 4774 COUNTY COUNCILS. KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. . UNPAID RATES. TJATEPAYERS are reminded thai 10 per -tV • cent, will bo ad3ed shortly to all UN--1 PAID RATES. JOHN FITZPATRICK, 4813 Collector. WAIMAIRI COUNTY COUNCIL. rpHE Chairman of *he Waimairi County 1 Council invites all SHOPS TO CLOSE TO-DAY, being ANNIVERSARY DAY. i 4S_5 BOROUGH COUNCILS. BOROUGH OF SPREYDON. PROPOSAL TO AMALGAMATE WITH j THE CITY OF CHHIETCHURCH. Pursuant to Section 120, Sub-section B, of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1308," and "The Local Elections nr.d Polie Act, t 1905," and amendments thereto. i I HEREBY give Public Notice that I havo received a- demand in writing, under th* hands of the required number of Electors on the District Electors' Roil of tho Borough of Spreydon, asking that d POLL be taken t"> Amalgamate the Borough of Spreydon v/ith the City of Christchureh, as from tho ond of the next financial year or as eoon after as practicable. I And I further give notice that, in accordance with the above demand, a POLL of theElcctcr3 will be taken 13th day of January, 1921, on the eaid proposal. I The Poll will commence at 9 a.m. on th? : cay appointed for eame, and will close at 7 n.m. on tho tamo day. The Polling Booths will be situated as follows : — Council Chambers, street. Becksnham Hall, Soraeifield street. Methodist Schoolroom, cnr. South Crescent road and ' Selwyn street. Baptist Schoolroom, Lincoln road. ALFRED MANHIRE, Mayor. MARK W. WOODFIELD, Returning Officer, j Spreydon, loth December, 1320. 4526 IMPOUNDED. TMPOUNDED at Tai Tapu, One Black and -»- White BULL. If not claimed by December 23th will be <x>ld at 12 o'clock noon. F. BLOWERS, Pouadkc-eper. 675