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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "the hottentot" "the hottentot" "the hottentot' is still the "hit" of the week, but under contract with the supreme film corporations, w£ are compelled to change' our programme at the LIBERTY THEATRE I B E R T Y THEATRE TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW FIRST TIME IN CHRISTCHURCH, THE NEW 'PARAMOUNT" SPECIAL, THE NEW 'PARAMOUNT" SPECIAL, A FAMOUS "LASKY" FILM which has oaused such a REMARKABLE SENSATION In Australia and thevNorth Island, EVEN EXCELLING ITS PREDECESSOR, THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE," "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE," 0. J. Dennis's Famous Classic "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE." "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" "THE DINKUM BLOKE" Featuring ARTHUR TAUCHERT ARTHUR TAUCHERT ARTHUR TAUCHERT ARTHUR TAUCHERT I LOTTIE LYELL. LOTTIE LYELL. LOTTIE LYELL, LOTTIE LYELL, "Make our daughter a lady, Bill," tike wordfl- of hia dyinu wife spurred . Garvin so that his wife's words would come truo—"THE DINKUM BLOKE" "DINKUM" STORY OF "DINKUM" LIFE I BY "DINKUM" PEOPLE. IT'S "DINKUM." IT'S "DINKUIM." Another Great Feature i» JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD In his Very Latest Dramatic Super-feature, "THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING." "THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING.'' "THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING.' "THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING." Well, of course, you can imagine what would happen—he wanted something ho couldn't got, AND THEN THINGS GOT 'BUSY. Third Sparkling Feature, MACK BENNETT'S GREAT COMEDY, MACK BENNETT'S GREAT COIMEDY, "BY HECK." "BY HECK." ."BY HECK.'?.. "BY HECK." And "By Heck" it's a Perfect Scream. LIBERTY GRAND OBOHESTBA. ' Conductor: Mr Arthur Gordon. BOOK NOW AT THE BRISTOL or ring LIBERTY Theatre 'Phons 2366. 5tU

PUBLIC NOTICES. ASSIGNED ESTATE A. L. W. PIPER, STOREKEEPER, TUAM STREET, OHRISTCHURCH. ALL "Creditors in the above Estate aro requeatodi to send in their Claims to the undersigned not later than JULY 31st, ARTHUR L. GRAY, Assignee, Stewart Dawson's Buildings, Chriatchurch. July 12th, 1923. 5470F I LEGAL NOTICE. DS. MURCHISON, of the late firm of • WILDING, AOLAND, and MURCHISO}?, notifies his Client that he has opened his Offices at 94A .HEREFORD STREET, Christchuroh, where he is practising on hio own aoooTint. TELEPHONE 4226. 9M

JUST PUBLISHED. THE LATEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE MTAP OF CHRISTOHURCH. PRICE, Is EACH. MOUNTED ON CALICO, &a EACH. CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO.. PUBLISHERS. A PRIME CANTERBURY INVESTMENT. rpHE CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR X MILLS COMPANY, LIMITED, (Registered with Nominal Capital of £50.000.) 5000 Shares of £1 each ax« now offered for sri'lxscriptioc; application deposit 2s 6d per sha,re. This offer." an unusual opportunity to Investors to eecure at PAR VALUE ah&nes in Wood's "Supreme" Flour Mill, which haa been established for over 20 years. F. H. LABATT, Chief Broker, 54J.2 136 Hereford street, Ohristchurch.

MOUNT HERBERT COUSTT COUNCIL. NOTICE TO STBIKE GENERAL BATE. NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with tho "Counties Act, 1920," and sto, that it is the intention oi the above day, August 13th, 1923, to make and levy a General Rate of Threeforthings in the £ on all rateable property in the Port Levy and Port "Victoria Ridings, such rate to be (or the period of one year, commencing' on April Ist 1923, and ending on itarch 81st, 1924, and to become due and payable in one sum on the 27th day of August, 1928, at the Council Chambers, Purau. Tho Valuation and Rate Roll' may he inspected at my residence, Governor's Bay. W. A. CARPENTER, County Clerk, fi Purs.-.;, July 10th, 1325. a«0?