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amtjslments. G ,R r. A T E R QSYSTAL PAH C E.The Bpist Thwir# in the Empire.. | Open 1 to 5 p.m., 6.50 to Sleepytime. , ANOTHER EMPHATIC SUCCESS! V. 11. BEEBE Presents with Pride the Greatest Screen Classic of All Time. PTE YE 11 BEFORE HAVE THE TRADITIONS OF OLD ENGLAND BEEN SO 'MAGNIFICENTLY DEPICTED ON ANY SCREEN—NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCJI A DELIGHTFUL NOYEL BEEN MADE . INTO SUCH A CHARMING PICTURE—IT IS AN ENTERTAINMKNT THAT YOU AND IOUR CHILDREN WILL' LOVE AMD REMEMBER ALWAYS. "JANE EYRE," "JANE EYRE," "JANE EYRE," From the Great Novel br CHARLOTTE BRONTE, Starring MABEL BALLIN. MABEL BALLIN. MABEL BALLIN. A Story of Hear; Appeal Action, Good Humour ar.d Mystery—A HUGO BALLIN Production for Particular Pcoplo Who Lika •Better Photopjnve. ALSO ON THE SAME PROGRAMME— A SNAPPY FIVE-REEL COMEDY CHOCK FULL OF GOOD, CLEAN FUN, "ANOTHER MAN'S SHOES." "ANOTHER MAN r S SHOES.' If yon like double-distilled adventure, appealinsr romance, excitement, and lots of nealtliful laughter, you'll enjoy every second/ of this beautiful photoplay from tho widelyread novU by VICTOR BRIDGES, and starring HERBERT, RAWUNSON, HERBERT RAWLIKSON. "ROBINSON CRUSOE." Queenie the Horse Comedo. INTERNATIONAL NEWS FILM; BUT LISTEN—SUPERLATIVE MUSIC, InimitiiSlv Played tv the World-famous "SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Largest and Best Orchestra in Australasia, Under tlie Rietinmuslitd Conductorship of* MR ALFRED .T. BT7NZ. Overture, "Lustspiel" (Kola Bala); "Symphony No. 6" (Beethoven). RESERVES at The Bristol, or ring jSp Brother Beobe (he's ahvays on the job). 'Phonfe 8759. st2B3 s TRA ND. Day: ad, jkd, and 9tJ. O I E A N D. Nijht: Bd and Is Id. A Picture appealing to the most bias* "THE GOLDEN GIFT" What is it? "THE GOLDEN GIFT" Is it POWER? "THE GOLDEN GIFT" Is it LOVE? "THE GOLDEN GIFT" Is it FAME? Starring Alice Lake and Joseph ,Swickard. The latter, it will be remembered, enacted the part of Desnoyers in "The Four Her semen. SEE ALSO ~ "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR" Starring "BOUGHT AND, PAID FOR." JACK HOLT "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR."; JICK HOLT "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR." And "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR." Agnes Ayrcs. English News.' Mack-Sennc-tt Qomedy. 2059 THE "BODEGA" CAFfi, 18® Csahel street, Christohuich. LUNCHEON 12. to' 2. Meals at any hour. Fri?d Fish, Oysters, and Whitebait a Speciality. HOURS: 10 a.m. to 7.80 p.m. Open till ,8.80 p.m." Fridays .and Saturday*. A TRIAL SOLICITED. ? 07064 SPOUTING. c .ANTEBBURY JOCKEY CLUB. (Incorporated.) 4 1,823. .... GREAr i2ASTER" HANDICAP, of 1250 govs. Sevan furlongs. .■ ■■. , GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, of 14CO cove. One mile and a-half. j ENTRIES (1 sov. each), CLOSE ON FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd, AT Bi P.M. P.O, Box 885. F. C. COTHER; Telegraphic address: Secretary. "TURF," CHRISTCHURCH. 2297FP TIMARU TROTTING CLUB. » annual MEETING. To he held at WXSHDYKE RACECOURSE. SATURDAY,' MARCH 17th, 1923. £IBSO STAKES £IBSO NOMINATIONS: FOR ALL RACES (£1 par Race) cloaa with the undersigned at 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 2nd MARCH, 1829. ' . , . A Special Passenger Train ana Horse Train 'will run from Chris tohurch and return same day. . / H. H. FRASER, t Secretary. P.O. Box 57, Timaru. x. ■ Telegrams: "Alliance," Timaru. 3193 A M' BANKS PENINSULA RACING CLUB. SATURDAY, MARCH Brd. "OTUKARARA—FIRST RACE 12 Noon. Burke's Catering. Dairy's Band. SPECIAL TRAINS. LEAVE CHRIST- < CHURCH AT 9.55 and 10.25. Special for Sorses Leaves Chrintchuroh at 8.50 a-m. MOTORS ENTER by first road past the Store on main road. ■ Entrance Gates Is, Saddling Paddock ss. JOSEPH WALLACE,' Secretary. Bor 972, or 172 Hereford street. 2103 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT S. T TO-night. TO-NIGHT. AMBASSADOR BOOTH AMBASSADOR BOOTH Commences his 10 Days' A POSTOLIC DEVOTIONAL CAMPAIGN In the , Durham street Methodist Church. Durham etreet Methodist Church. SUBJECTS : 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT —The God of the Bible ▼. The God of Modern Unbelief. TO-MORROW—"A Call to tho practice of our Belief in the Wis3ora, Exactness, and Fidelity of Jehovah." Don't miss these inspirational addressee, ! by a, world-famed evangelist and a fearless j exponent of Gospel truth. j 8 P.M. EACH '"IGHT. 8 P.M. EACH NIGHT. 2314 PICNICS. ANNUAL PICNIC. Ti STABLI isHMETv T3 in connexion with | ill the above trades will be close ALL DAY on SATURDAY NEXT, March 3rd, for the. Annual Picnic, to be held at Rangi- . Ol*. Tickets may be had from Members of the Trade. 2313FP : - iI'RY a Bottle of the famous MILITARY . J. PICKLE with your next cold dish. You will bs delighted with the result. . ' bmu-MM ;