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I AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGBT OF "PENROD AND SAM." "PENROD AND SAM." 'THE HUNTRESS" "THE HUNTRESS" At The LIBERTY THEAT RE. IBERTYT H EA T R E. TO-MORROW. Commencing TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. Commencing TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. Commencing TO-MORROW. THE AMA2HNG PHOTO-DRAMA THE AMA3ING PHOTO-DRAMA OF TERRIFIC EMOTIONS, 'THAT WILL SHAKE EVERY BEHOLDER TO THE DEPTHS OF HIS SOUL. "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THIRD AT/ARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THXAD ALARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." "THE THIRD ALARM." A Dramatic Story of the Firo-Figliters. STAGGERING STUPEWDOTIS SPECTACULAR SENSATIONAL THRILLING IN THE EXTREME. Roaring Flames—Shrieking Siren*—Pounding Hoofe—Choking Smoko—'Frying Sparks —Throbbing Engines—Surging Crowds—* Crashing Walk—Screaming Survivors— Becjfleas Rescues —Pleading Women —Frantic Men—Piercing' "Whistles—Twisting Gilders—Dying Embers—Smouldering Ruins THE GREAT FIRE THE GREAT FIRE Is a Tremendous and Thrilling Climax. An Epic Chapter in a Fireman's Life. Crowded with Dangera at Every Moment. "THE THIRD ALARM" "THE THIRD ALARM" "THE THIRD ALARM" "THE THIRD ALARM" "THE THIRD ALARM" 3s the SENSATION OF THE CENTURY. Another Great Film BOY SCOUTS' RALLY—AUCKLAND. BOY SCOUTS' RALLY—AUCKLAND. BOY SCOUTS' RALLY—AUCKLAND. BOY SCOUTS' RALLY—AUCKLAND. 2000 Boy Soonta being Reviewed by his Excellency the Governor-General, Viscount Jellicoe. Then MASTER PICTURES PRESENT MARY ALDEN CULLEN LANDIS And SYLVIA BREAMER, In the Fascinating Story, "THE M3fN WITH TWO MOTHERS." r THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS." "THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS." "THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS." "THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS." Here ia a Story that will Give You - All the Entertainment yon -want. We will Also Screen: MERMAID'S LATEST COMEDY SCREAM. A Perfect Dehjge of Delight, "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." Irresistible Risibility. LIBERTY QUALITY ORCHESTRA. Director . .MR HOWARD MOODY. Pathe Gazette. World's News. BOX PLANS tit THE BRISTOL, or RING LIBERTY THEATRE. "Phone 3366. 4676 "My Son, Where Were Yon l»at Night?" 11 An ■unnecessary atteetion if you tola your children of " rnHE DARING YEARS." rpHE TAI TAPU SCHOOL COMMITTER ■*-. in celebrating the Jubilee of the School, invite ex-scholars and friends of ex-scholars to communicate with the secretary, the names of such who went to the war, and any particulars that will assist to arrange a complete roll of honour. J. H. MacKENZIS, 917 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. 14 DAYS' HOLIDAY. CHRISTCHURCH back to Chrietchurch, taking in the "Hermitage,'' Mount Cook, Pembroke, Queenstown, and Central Otago. Covers Fare and Board horn ChrUtchurch back to Christchurch. Leave Chrifltchnrch Saturday, March 15th. Most comfortable Limousine ears ia New Zealand, no dust and plenty of fresh air. Full particulars from MOUNT COOK MOTOR CO., LTD., TTMARU, THOMAS COOK and SON, GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. FP4392 LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD. BY-LAW No. 4, 1924. N accordance with the provisions of tie Harbours Act, 1323, Notice » hereby gi-sen that "BY-LAW No. 4, 1924," as previously advertised on the 12th February, 1324. wen adopted at a Special Meeting cf tho Lyttelton Harbour Board, held at Lyttelton on the sth DAY of MARCH, 1904, and that the said By-law will come into force on the FIBST DAY OF APRIL, 1334, and will remain in force unto, reviaed or altexed. CYRUS J. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Lyttelton Harbour Board. Harbour Board Office, Christcbarchj 7th March, 1934. 4689 ASHHURTON ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE. HE Ashborton Electric Power Board has Available for sale a further instalment of its debentures, full details of which can be obtained on application. The Debentures constitute a gilt-edged investment and are an authorised trustee investment. J. W. TIMLIN, Secretary. Box 40, Aaabuilon. 8664