AMUSEMENTS. i GREATER CSTSIAL PALACE. The Best Thc»tre in the Empire. " V. M. BEEBE present! A Glorious programmo of Superb Picture* and Super'atice Music. FIBST— SELZXICK'S Delightful Drama of Circus Life—a vmdl.v-cnaotcd Tale, Seetiing with Human Emotions, "ONE EMPTI - SHELL." "ONE EMPTY SHELL." "ON"E EMPTY SHELL. "ONE EMPTY SHELL." A beautiful sTory of Love, Devotion, Romance- and Strife, will) all-star cast, including : MILBURN MORANTE MILBURN MORANTE SECOND—UNIVERSALE Great Big Com--dy-Drania—a Whirlwind of Action set didst Charming Spanish Scenery, "THE 'GENTLEjMAN FROM AMERICA.' "THE GEXl'L£jilAX FROM AMERICA. "THE GENTLEjMAN FROM AMERICA." "THE GENTLEMAN FROM AMERICA. Starring. EDWARD (Hoot) GIBSON edWard iHootj Gißstrs: Supported by Louise Lorraine and' Cannon Phillips. Louisa Lorraine nd Caiman Phillips THIRD—The Most Fascinating Picture mad* 11th ROUND 11th "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." A Picture of Smashing Aotion and Delightful Humour entitled, "STRIKE FATHER, STRIKE SON." PERILS OF THE YUKON. CENTURY COMEDY. NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitablv played bv the World-famous SYMPHONi' 'ORUHES'irtA, Largest and Beat Orchestra in Australasia. Under the Distinguished Oonductorship of MR ALFRED J. BUKZ. Overture, "Shamus O'Brien" (Stanford). RESERYES at The Bristol, or ring up I Brotter Bcebe (he's always on the job), I'Phone 37fi8. 5278 3 HAND Daytime, Si €d and 9d. T R A N D Night, 6d and lj Id. That Notable and Smashing Success That Notable and Smashing Success "THREE LIVE GHObTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" • "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" Educational. « Travelogue. MACK-SENNETT COMEDY. Also a Peppy. Speedy Story of a Novelist who believed that a man could meet at 8 in the afternoon and kiss her at 7 in the evening. "A KISS IN TIME" Starring "A KISS IN TIME" • WANDA -A KISS IN TIME" HAWLEY. £2lB ATORTH BEACH SURF CLUB. MASQUERADE BALL. New Brighton Trotting Club's Pavilion, WEDNESDAY, JULY Hth. Plain' and Fancy Masks Compulsory. Double Tiokets 4s 6d. -Single: G«nta Bs, Ladies 2s Bd. LATE CAR 1 A.U. 6U53F BUflßl KiUGBT. R="U G. B Y. Ri TJ G- B Y, rs ir'o-i; s t BUT ''"" ■ ? :-'^fa»jr. I TO -MORROW. JWLY Ulli. Kick-off at MO p.ns. TOWN v. COMBINED COUNTRY UNIONS. TOWN T. COMBINED COUNTRY UNIONS. « TOWW v. COMBINED COUNTEY UNIONS. "'. - TOWN r. COMBINED COUNTRY UNIONS. TOWN r. COMBINED OOUKTSY UNIONS. SEE THIS FAMOUS COUNTRY ISAM SEE IN AOTION 'AGAINST SEE THE CITY'S FOREMOST SEE PLAYERS. PRICES AS ncluding Stand) Ib, phus iax Id; EMBANKMEBTXKOa TO [MASSEURS AND MASSEUSES Registered under the 1980 Act. *• Masseurs will be held in the Lecture Hall at the Public Hospital on TUESDAY, July 10th, at 7.80 p.m. SMF£ CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ' TRADE WITH THE BAST. -£*• -hirers and those interested in Trade with the East, will be held this evening (PJuesday), July 10th, at 4 o'clock pan., hi the Secretary's Office, No. 187 Hereford street, to consider the question of seeding a Business' Mission to Java, etc., with exhibits of New Zealand Produce and Manufactures, with the object of reoipiooal trade. H. ANTILL ADLET, 63*7 Secretary. WHARENUI SCHOOL. ' v - r attend a Meeting at the School. THURSDAY, July 12th, at 8 o'clock. J. STAPLES, 524 C Convener. CHRIBTCHUBCH and St. Albane Co-op. Money Club—The annual general meeting will be held at the office on Tuesday July 17th, at 8 p.m. Business: Report and balance-sheet; election of officers; generaL G. W. Garrard.. Secretary. 6270 LICENSING NOTICES. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I ALFRED JOHN LAWRENCE, of ' Christchuroh, being the holder <d a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Ohrietchurch known as the Club Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Christchrurch on the 7th day of September next, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to FREDERICK CHARLESANDREWS, my appointee. Slater, Sargent and Dale, i Solicitors, Christchuxch. 889 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. THOMAS WILLIAM HART, of Chert- -' sey, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Chertsey, known as the Chertsey Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at tho next Licensing Meeting to In balden at Leestaa on the first day of September next, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to MARTIN JAMES CARNEY, my appointee. Dated the second day of July, IMB. T. W. HABflC\ Slater, Sargent and Dak, SoliottOM, Chiiatchurch. Set
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17811, 10 July 1923, Page 1
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