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A3OTSSBSKNTS. GREATER i CK TST A L PALACETko Best Theutro in thn Empire. • Opes 1 to 5 p.m.; G.SO to Slecpjiimo- ! EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. V. M. BEEBE Prwwnte Tho Vrvßcioisn En'-iish Gomtxiicisne, AUDREY KNIGHT AUDREY KNIGHT In haj Clover SoEF3, Character Studies and > Impersonations. I "THE Brc; FOUR," "THE BIG FOUR," i Greatest Comedy Hariaoniscrs on Eait'n, • Then— ! ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES WE i HAVE EVER SCREENED. LOIS WEBER'S TREMENDOUS ; PRODUCTION, ; "A CSAPTF.R IN SEE LIFE" From tho Worid-Paraons Novel, ''JEWEL/ i by Clara Louise BurnhaTti, -with ft Magnificent All-Stflr Cost, featuring CLAUDE GILLING WATER, ROBERT FRA7.IER, JANE MERC3R, EVA THATCHER, RALPH YEARSLKY, JACQUELINE GADSDEN, FRANCES RAYMOND, FRED THOMSON, 'tKTH RAYON. "THE EAGLE'S TALONS." CENTURY COMEDY. NEWS FILM. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The Best' Orchestra in Australasia, Under the Distinguished Conductxsrship o( MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. RESERVES at Tho Bristol, <u rins. up Brother Bathe (ho'a always on tho job). •Phono 3758. 2150 EIvGLISIT PARK. . ENGLISH PARK. ENGLISH PARK. ENGLISH PARK. CYCLING SPORTS. CYCLING SPORTS. CYCLING SPORTS. CYCLING SPORTS. TO.MORKOT TO-MORROW. O-KORROW- TO-MORROW. Record Entries. Record Entries. Record Entries. Record Entries. Take No. 11 Car. Take ?« r o. 11 Car. Taio No. 11 Car. Take No. 11 Car. First Event 2 p.m. First Event 3 p-rau First Event 2 p-ic. First Event 2 pjn, Fomr Honrs' Sport. 3?<rar Hoorra' Sport. Four Hours' Sport. Four Hours' Sport. ADMISSION" Is. ADMISSION Is. 2273 iLECTTJBES. T* E WORLD'S BECONSTKTXCTION. SEQUEL TO ARMAGEDDON I ARMAGEDDON IS AT THE DOOR—hut • what of tho sequel ? "Behold I make all things now."— £fesus; in Rer. 01:5}'. . AN INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE ON ABOVE TOPIC (Illustrated by a Mechanical Chart). by ME R. A. KINNINjMPONT.K (of Melbourne). LIBERTY LIBERTY THE ATEE, THEATRE,

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd-, i p.w. Interesting' features illustrated: Tho Soql'b Nature and. Destiny; Tho Resurrection; " Tho Second Death, e'c. SEATS FREE.' NO COLLECTION. - ' 2264, ■ \ SPOBTIKG. CAKTEEBURY JOCKEY OLUB. SUMMER MEETING, Mi. ■ for the following 1 Races CLOSE PIED AY,. FEBRUARY Ist. 1921, at 8 p.m.: HORNBY HANDICAP (Hack conditions), of 250 sova; 11 mi Ice .. 1 eor TP-TAT.i STAKES, of 250 sova; eoven furlongs .. .. .. 2 bovb MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, of 400 Bora; miles .. ..1 SOT LYTTELTON PLATE, of 250 soot; five furlongs .. .. .. 1 boy CRAVEN PLATE, of 300 bots; eeven furlongs •• -• • .. 1 bot HALS WELL HANDICAP (Hack condition!!). of 250 BOV3; 1 mil© .. 1 txrr POST HANDICAP, of, 250 sofe; 1 mil© -. - - " .. 1 ®or FIRST FORFEIT. MIDDLE PARK PLATE, of 400 eovs; sis furioiigs .. .. 1 flov F. C. OOTHEJI. Saaretary. P.O. Box 335. , „ „ . ' Telegraphic, address• TTURF, Chxifltchurch. 2185 EAH.WAYS. CHEAP EXCURSION TO TIAIARU. ON SATURDAY, 2nd February. EXCURSION TRAIN loaves CHRISTOBTURCH for TTMABTIj at 7.55 a.m., returning at HOURS AT TIMARU. Train takes Excursionisto from CHRISTCHURCH. fares lEa 6d and 10s SOCKBUEN, 1C» and 10s 3d; TEMPLETON, 11a Gd and S3 9d; DUNSAKDEL. 12b and 8a; and it trie ATA, 103 Gd and 70. HOT WATER PROVIDED AT TIMARU FREE. Tickets aw obtainable at Railway Stations and at Ticket-box in Cathedral equare. Tata this opportunity of visiting tfca celebr&ted Caroline Bay. 215>5 MOTOBS AND GYGXjES. RECONDITIONED MOTOR-CARS •TI/TAY BE PURCHASED WITH SMALL iM. DEPOSIT AND EASY TERMS. SECOND-HAND CARS BOUGHT FOB. » CASH. ■ GALL. . \ ' - N. H. FRASEB, 170-2 Liohfiold stract-, (Nest Firo Station.) '