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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18016, 7 March 1924, Page 1

AJTUSEMENTS. GREATER CRYSTAL PALACE. The Beat Theatre in the Empire. Open 1 t) 4.30 p.m. 6.30 to Sleepytime. EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT Y. M. BEEBE Pre»enU Vaudeville, Music, and Picture*. In the Trams and Train*—ln the- City Restaurants—la Shops and lactones—ln Businca 3 Offices and in Banks—You'll hear them All asking: "Have You Seen the Tally Sisters at Greater Crystal Palace?" THE 4 TULLY SISTERS THE 4 TULLY SISTERS THE 4 TULLY SISTERS America's Celebrated Feminine Jaxs Band. MILTON BROOKS and ALMA Remarkably Clever Juvenile Duo. UNIVERSALE Big Six Reel Special Attraction de Luxe, "THE RAMBLIN' KID." "THE BAMBLDT KTD." Starring The Smiling, lighting King ol the Outdoors HOOT- GIBSON. SEE Hoot Gibson in this whirlwind lore **ory- of tie Wert. BAJSY PEGGY BABY PEGGY. "THE STEKL TRAIL." INTERNATIONAL KEWS FILM. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The Beat Orchestra in Australasia. Under the Distinguished Conductorehip of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ RESERVES at The Bristol, or RING TJF Brother Bwbtt (he's ehraje <m the job.) 'Phono 3738. 4534 "Mother, is Harold ProT>er Company (or Me?" Daughters should know about "THE DARING YEARS." T R A N D. TO-KOKKOW, T R A N D. SATURDAY. "BELL BENT" "HELL BENT' Starring HARRY CAREY. "HELL BENT" DICK TALMADGB DICK TALMADGE in "WATCH HIM DICK TALMADGB STEP." IHRISTCHURCH COMPETITIONS. ELOCUTION CHURCH CHOIR CONTESTS VOCAL JUNIOR CHOIR CONTEST INSTRUMENTAL CHILDREN'S ACTION CHORUS FANCY DANCING. ETC., ETC. Entries close MONDAY, March 10th. T. F. HALL, Secretary, 4654 191 Cashel street. CHRISTCHURCH OBSERVATION » CARS. POPULAR TOURS. ASHLEY AND WABIAKARIRI GORGES. 10s RETURN, 110 MILES. Our Cars, eo well and favourably known to you all, will leave "Everybody's Pictures" for the above Tour Next SUNDAY Morning, at. 10.30 a.m. PROGRAMME.—Leave Square, 10.30 a.m. Arrive Waimikariri Gorge, 12 Noon. Leave Waimakarrri Gorge, 13.15 p.m. Arrive W. Oxford Hotel, 12.45, for dinner. Leave W. Oxford, 1.30, for Ashley Gorge. Leave Ashley Gorge, 4.80, Arriving Christckurch, 7 p.m. Weather Permitting, and we leave it to our Patrons to decide whether Tour is "on" or "off." P.S.—Starting time will allow you to connect with trama. _, W. SANDERS, SBS66FP « Manager. ATHLETIC MEETINGS. CANTERBURY CENTRE K.Z. AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. CANTERBURY ANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIPS. CHAMPIONSHIPS. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. LANCASTER PARK. LANCASTER PARK. First Event 3 p.m. COME IN YOUR THOUSANDS THE CHAMPIONS COMPETING. J. K. MOLONEY, Hon. Secretary, Canterbury Centra. W. GEO BRASS. Organising Secretary, * Combined Amateur Clubs. HINDS ATHLETIC CLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS. SATURDAY, APRIL fith, 1924. #IOO IN PRIZE MONEY AND * IUU TEOPHIES EXCEEDED. Cash and Amateur Running and Jumping. Cash Cycling. Piping and Dancing. Running ad Cycling Entries close SATURDAY, March 22nd. Rest Post Entry. Send for programme or see Press Notice (Board. COLIN D. CHISNALL, 3633 Hon. Sec. T\TEW ZEALAND ATHLETIC CHAMi> PIONSHIPS, GREYMOUTH, SATURDAY and MONDAY PICK OF ATHLETES AND CYCLISTS IN ACTION. Canterbury-West Coast Relay Race. Great fields and great contests assured. 4643 SPOBTOTG. 'OTUKASARA SAGES. SATURDAY NEXT. FIRST RACE—I2 HOOH. FIELDS OF QUALITY. Burke's Catering. Dairy's Music. SPECIAL TRAINS leaTe Cbnstchnreh at 9.56 and 10.30. HORSE TRAIN Leaves Chriatcburch 8.20. Entrance, Is; Saddling paddock, fis; motor cars 2s 6d. 4353 rOTUKARARA SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH Bth, JBOi. CHRISTCHUBCH OBSERVATION CABS Will Leave Everybody's Pictures for the shove at 10.15 a-m., returning lSmin after the Last Baca. FARE, ft 6d. W. SANDERS, Manager. ♦TABT fiw'"H«w'"Y«ar hy wag "Bap" Woreeatar Bmm, tha graft* apn**a**r. ObtsiasjUa afl a*om, _\