AMUSEMENTS. lEEHTT THEATRE. IHEAIBE. The FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL, BOOTH TARKINGTON'S GREAT WORK, THE "OKFULLEST KIDS IX TOWN,' "PENROD AND SAM." "PENROD AND SAM." "PENROD AND SAM." With a Wonderful Ca?t, including MARY PHILBIN. MARY PHILBIN. 3<o. 2—First National Release, "THE HUNTRESS." "THE HUNTRESS." Featuring COLLEEN MOORE. Pathe Gazette—World's News. CHRISTIE COMEDY—BOBBY VERNON, "Second Childhood." "Second Childhood." LIBERTY QUALITY ORCHESTRA. Director—Mß HOWARD MOODY. Reserves at THE BRISTOL OR RING LIBERTY THEATRE, 'Phone 2366. 4408 •JEXT SATURDAY, MARCH Bth. Afternoon and Evening. THINK OP THIS! SOME OF THE PRIZES ARE: Bullock., donated by J. H. Shaw; Lady's Costume, £lO 105, donated by R. Macready; Suit, donated bv Ellis and Co.; Suit, donated by Paranunmt Tailoring Co.; Return Trip to Akaroa, donated by Pilkington'a Motors; Watch and Medals, donated by A. W. Jones; hundieds of others. Everyone in Fancy Costume! Music and Gaiety! A unique offering! MARATHON RACE ENTRIES close TODAY, at Canterbury Sports Depot. HEIGH-HO I COME TO THE FAIR! 4419 PUBLIC NOTICES. 14 DAYS' HOLIDAY. CHRISTCHURCH back to Christchurch, taking in the 'Hermitage," Mount Cook, Pembroke, Queenstown, and Central Otasro. £ls. £ls. £ls. ©overs Fare and. Board from Christchurch back to Christchurch. Leave Christchurch Saturday, March, 15th. Moat comfortable Limousine oars in New Zealand, no dust and plenty of frosh air. Full particulars from MOUNT COOK MOTOR CO., LTD.., TIMARU, THOMAS COOK and SON, GOVERNMENT TOUEIST BUEEAU. FP4392 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL BY-LAW No. 6. ELECTRICAL FITTERS' LICENSES.
THE Board of Examiners will hold on Examination for Ist and 2nd Grade Electrical Fitters' Licensee in the Offices of the Electricity Department, corner of Manchester and Armagh streets, on Friday, March 7th, 1924, at 7 p.m. APPLICANTS must supply, with application form, a reference from their Employers. APPLICATION FORMS for Examination —ObtainaMo at the Electricity Department's Offices—to be lodged "with the City Electrical Engineer not later than Thursday, March 6th, 1924. J. LYTHGOE, 4391 For Board of Examiners. NOW PUBLISHED. THE LATEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE •jitfAP OF CHEISTCEUECE PRICE, Is EACH. MOUNTED ON CALICO, 6i EACH. CHRISTCHUKCH PRESS 00., PUBLISHERS. NOTICE TO DAIRY FARMERS. HIGHER PRICE FOR BUTTER-FAT. . .'HE UNDERSIGNED DAIRT CO. are J- paying Is 8d per lb Butter-fat for February, March, and April, and until further notice for all put on rail at country stations or delivered at factory, Lichfield street East. "Write for further particulars MID-CANTERBURY DAIRY CO., LTD., Box 562, P. 0., Christchurch. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LIMITED, Auctioneers, Finance, Insurance, Stock and Station Agents. WE Undertake the Management of TRUST, ABSENTEE, and PRIVATE ESTATES, and the Collection of Rent and Interest. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD., Fire, Marine, and Accident. P6514F TIMARU BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. OLD BOYS' MEMORIAL LIBRARY. OPENING CEREMONY. (By hi* Excellency the Governor-General.) THURSDAY, MARCH 20th, 1924. -XTHERE Addresses are known, Invitation »V Cards have been sent, but all OLD EOYS and FRIENDS are INVITED to be PBESEXT. ANNUAL RE-UNION OF OLD BOYS on same day, at 8 p.m. 4411 TO LAND AGENTS. ►LEASE take notice that my 2-eiareyed Bungalow in Heaton street has been SOLD. 683 ALT. WINTEEBOUEW.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18013, 4 March 1924, Page 1
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