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WDTV „. t*« Tune for &* follow* BEDDING PLANTS From Choicest Straini. aumd4rPTT«tl>win, C»rn»tions, A B «"*»1 U ™ ia aertnl alwd«, Lob«U», etc., »nd auwroui , s. BHILUTO, COLOMBO STREET. SMO64MI

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LAST TWO NIGHTS Which is creating (i© Greatest Sensation Chriatchurch has ever known. »n .. o. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Managing Director*: Tallis, E. J. Tart. Clyde %rnel. "THE BAT'* The Dramatio Sensation of This Century. TO-NIGHT AT S. TO-NIGHT AT 8. MONDAY EVENING. LAST TWO REPRESENTATIONS LAST TWO REPRESENTATIONS Of the intensely intwosting and dynwaio Mystery Drama, •the bat.- ;;thb .dat.;; »THK BAT." "THE UA-l. "THE BAT." -THE HAT," "THE BAT." "THE BAT." 'THE BAT.' 'THE BAT. A Play of Thrills, Laughter, and Mystery. Clover, Unique, Original. Splendidly interpreted by tho J. G. WILLIAMSON, LTD., NEW ENGLISH DRAMATIC COMPANY ENGLISH DIUMATIO COMPANY BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES at Theatre R°y»l Confectionery shop. PRICES: DC. and 0.5.. 6e 6d; Stalls, 3a 6d: Gallery,' la 6d. Early Door Stalls, la astro. Early Door G«Uery, 6d extra. All pricea plus amusement tax. a 799

TR AND TBASD From Moo* TO-DAY. A GRAND METRO SPECIAL. Based on ARTHUR STRINGER'S Ijjnw, "THE WAFFLE IRON." A COMEDY-DRAMA of Artist* »rid Bohemian Life in the itudios of a. Bohemian VilUgo. "ABE ALL MEN ALIKE?" Starring "ARE ALL MEN ALIKE?" the "ABE ALL MEN ALIKE?" Beautiful "ARE ALL MEN ALIKE?" May AMieon. . "ARE ALL MEN ALIKE?" May Allison. And containing; exciting sports in snd aeroplanes. We also present a „„■,,,,.»«.„,. SUPER PARAMOUNT MASTEBHECE. The Lure of Life and it* oaresaing Voices. The w*y of the World with ono who had dipped deeply into mundane plcwuree. I "EXPERIENCE." „„ a^ rin e "EXPERIENCE." RICHARD "EXPERIENCES.." " ''*»».'• '•EXPfIKcE." MAIWOBIE "EXPERIENCE." d aW. MARJOBIE DAW m "LOVE." ' A Swift, Rushing- Drama of Tc-<ky. 1 One Loni,', Lons Laugh is in •■MOVIE MADNESS" MOVIE JGADNESS" I "iiOVIE MOVIE MADNESS" PeradieoMaorilsnd. . Topic*l. Kesarvecl scats at The Bristol Mid £ji phono 2123. -*" 0 SUNDAY CONCERT. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, 6.15. riBERTY THBATBE. Concert in aid of Disabled Soldiers, aider Patronage of his Worship th» M»jor. 1. Overture—Selected. i. Quartette Selected. Riohmond Quartette. 3. Song—"Abide With Mo" . . Liddle. Miss Mabel Dyer. 1_ Song—"Elucovan lo utolle" . Puccini. (By request). Mr .Horcy NioholU. 5. Aria—"Avo Maria" . . . Gounod. (By request). Mrs R. J. McLaren. 'Cello and Harp Accompaniment. Messrs Francis Bate and U. Glaisher. C. Harp Solo—Selected. Mr Harry Glaisher, 7. iSolo—"Lead Kindly Light" Mrs Meredith. 8. Song—"Arioso" . . . PagliacoL Mr Percy NichoUs. 9. Duel—"ln Mies Rny Livingston. Mrs R. J. McLaren (nee Corrie AsJin). 10. Solo—"A Land of Roses" Teres* del Riega Accompanist*: Mrs King. Admission: Silver Coin. It is hoped that Chriatchurch resident* will attend in largj numbers. 2797F TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TELLICOE HALL, at 8 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lift, FLANNEL DANCE. | The Success of the Season. i EIGBY'S JAZZ BAND. 2636 GRAND ORGAN RECITAL. PAUL'S CHURCH, Cashel street. By MR. RAYNOR WHITE. SATURDAY (TO-NIGHT), at 8 o'clock. Vocalists—Mrs Jo welt and Mr E. Longden. 276-i while you are here While «you are here WjiILE YOU ABE HERE STAY OVER FOR STAY OVER FOR STAY OVER FOR NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST .EW ZEALAND'S GREATEST NEW ZEALAND S GREATEST ~EW ZEALAND'S GREATEST EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. | EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. Visitors, now that yo\i are in Christchurcb, stay for the opening of New Zealand's greatest and grandest Exhibition on XT 0 V E M P K R 18th. IN O V E M B E !' 1 8 th. Counties* attraction* for everybody. Countless attractions for everybody.^ EDCLIPFS Ar.d G A L J: REGA T T A DECEMBER 2nd. THE "BODEGA" CAPE, 133 Csibel ttrMt, Christcburch. LUNCHEON 13 to 3. Meals at any honr. Fried Fith, Oysters, and Whitebait a epeciality. HOURS: 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Op«n till ! 9.30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. I A TRIAL SOLICITED.