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TO-DAY—TO-MOKROW CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHaPLIN In his Latest Scream, '•THE IDLE CLASS." "THE IDLE CLASS." THEATRE. iBEBIY HATV."AED'B PICTURES. Continuous from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Continuous from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Another United Artiste Production, REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S Sensational Railroad Drains "THE IRON TRAIL." "THE nw>- ThAIL." "THE IRON TRAIL." "THE IRON TRAIL." "THE IRON TRAIL." There are scenes that bring bursts ct laughter, and again send every spectator to the edge of hia seat in breathless suspense and expectation; there is the deep and gripping romance of a primitive lan/1 where might is the ruler; there is a love thsme that catches and holds the interest till the Very last; there is a hand-to-hand battle between a thousand men for possession of a little ninefoot square patch of ground with the buildera of "The Iron Trail" coming out the victors; and there is the big thrill, also, eb the great steel bridge shivers, bends, tliea f.:~. i-jrli nn-! holds against a mighty crush of ice that is hurled against the structure in the first spring thaw. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT TO-MORROW. MR ARiiiUR H. RIPLEY, Auckland's Lyrio Tenor, who will sing "GEMS EROM MARITANA." CARNIVAL PRICES. BARGAIN PR J 2 to 6 p.m.: Stalls 6d, Circle Is. After 6 p.m.: Stalls le, Circle Is 6d. ReMrrasi Stalls or Circle, 6d extra. BE WISE, MAKE SURE, AND BOOK. j Box Office Bristol, or 'Phone 2866. SPECIAL NOTE— We also screen To-morrow CHARLES CHAPLIN CfHARLES CHAPLIN In "THE IDLE CLASS." I "THE IDLE CLASS." EDCLIFPS RE And GALA. DECEMBER 2nd.

PUBLIC NOTICES. DR. W. HAMILTON SIMPSON would intimate to his patients that DR. GOULD, 239 HEREFORD STREET, will be carrying on Dr. Simpson's practice till his return from America in March next. 816F CHANGE. OF ADDRESS. LEYLAND MOTORS, LTD, situated on First Floor of GEAVENOR BUILDINGS, Corner MANCHESTER and HEREFORD STREETS, City. F. R. MONRO, Manager, 35185" Christehurch Branch. UNDER-THE AUSPICES OF THE NEW ZEALAND MODERATE LEAGUE. CRYSTAL PALACE THEATRE. CRYSTAL PALACE THEATRE. CRYSTAL PALACE THEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY NIGHT, TO-MORROW. TO-MORBOW (SUNDAY NIGHT, TO-MOEROW. TO-MORROW (SUNOAY NIGHT, TO-MORROW. REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE. (Oxon.). REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE (Oxon.). REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE (Oxon.). rpHIS BRILLIANT ORATOR AND LEC--1 TURER WILL GIVE A PUBLIC ADDRESS TO-MORROW EVENING AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE THEATRE, starting at 8.15 p.m. Subject: THE AIMS AND OBJECTS OF THE MODERATE LEAGUE AND OTHER ASPECTS OF THE LIQUOR QUESTION. ' REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE (Oxon.). REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE (Oxon.). REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE '(Oxon.). Those who have not had the opportunity of hearing this brilliant speaker will be well advised to com© early, as a crowded house is assured. iHia Worship the Mayor, Dr. Thacker, will preside. Admission Free. All aro Welcome. REV. HTATHCOTE will also apeak at KAIAPOI on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. 1 2781F REPLY TO REV. WYNDHAM HEATHCOTE. ROTUNDA. MONDAY ' November 13th. MONDAY 8 p.m. • Speaker: REV. THOS. FEE.

METHODIST CHURCH Annual Synod (North Canterbury' District), Dnrham street Church, n?eets Tuesday, November 14th, Ministerial, 10.30 a.m.; Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Social Concert and Welcome, East belt Schoolroom: Wednesday, Representative Session (9.30 Communion), address, Rev. Ryan. Opening address. 10.30. Vice-President of .Conference, Mr L. M. Isitt, M.P. Rev. T. A. Joughin, Chairman (W.R. Acting). E49 rSHEB'S GBEEN STRIPE WHISKY .ISHOP AND i THE LEADING WINE MEBOHANTS, 101 Armagh street, Cinstcuurch. Very Fine Invalid Port .. .. 66» No. 1 Port ... Rich Constanta M» Bed Muacatel •-, ••• •• ««■ , xhom and -Cameron'* Red Cxaat Whisky • • ■' •' *** | Thorn ajad Cameron* Revatted I Whiaky _■• •■ •• lv * I Assorted Dozens to Snit Ton. • BISHOP T ?ad CO 101 Armagh atreat, Christolmick. iUi atiiums 88860-74 UP