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AMUSEMENTS. J S E LIBERTY. 2 P.M. DAILY. 7 P.M. EACH EVENING. TWO MORE DATS ONLY. BEAUMONT SMITH'S SCREEN TESTS WILL FINISH ON FRIDAY. Over 500 aspirants have been tried out on the stage of tho Liberty already, and there aro more to bo tested. NEW SCENES WILL BE PRODUCED. Ia conjunction with, a Picture Programme full of gorgeous entertainment. FIRSTFRED THOMSON (Tom Mix's Only Rival) And his almost-human Horse, SILVER KING, In "NORTH OF NEVADA." "NORTH OF NEVADA." SECOND—"DESTINY'S ISLE," Featuring Virginia Leo, etc. THIRD— Larry Semon's Latest Mirth-maker, "THE MIDNIGHT CABARET." Book at Tho Bristol, or ring 1 Liberty Theatre, 'jjhono 2365. 9741 OPERA HOUSE.

Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. B©-Opening of Vaudeville at the MATINEE MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY, JANUARY 24th. SATURDAY, JANUAHY 24th. A Brilliant Double Sill. F. GAYLE WYER, F. GAYLE WYER. Presents his Delightful BAND BOX REVUE BAND BOX REVUE In a. Clever Revusical Comedy, WHOSE BABY ARE .OU? WHOSE BABY ABE YOU? Seventy Minutes of Genuine Fun. supreme vaudeville added. Very Welcome ze-appoaranco of J. G. TAYLOR and DOROTHY SUMMERS, J. G. TAYLOR and DOROTHY SUMMERS, J. G. TAYLOR and DOROTHY SUMMERS, In Songs and Impressions, Direct from London after an absence of Three Years. CARLTON and ROSSLYN, CARLTON and ROSSLYN, ■ CARLTON and ROSSLYN, Popular Comedy Stars. JENNIE ROY Delightful JENNIE ROY Songstress. Special re-engagement at the request of ft large number of patrons, JOHN MOORE, JOHN MOORE, JOHN MOORE, The Famous Scottish Baritone. PRICES: Reserved Orchestral Stalls, 3Si 8d: Orchestral Stalls, 2s 9d; Reserved Circle, 2s 9d; Dress Circle 9s; Stall# Is. Plan now open at The BRISTOL. 9742

CHORAL HALL. MONDAY, JANUARY 26th, at S pjn. SONG- RECITAL. SONG RECITAL. ■NG RECITAL. SONG RECITAL. By. MR SIDNEY "WILLIAMSON, D.R.C.M.L. At €ho Piano, MISS EATHRINE LTTND, PICKETS: sa and 2a. '■ - The Bas Plans are at The Bristol. 0738 "MY FOOT IS ON MY NATIVE HEATH AND MY NAME'S McGREGOR." SEE "ROB ROY" at THEATRE ON SATURDAY. 9785 HOTELS. ( WELLINGTONS BEST FRIVATB HOTEL. rjTHE MANSIONS, Ghuznee street. Ia X oentre of City and yet removed from noise of trams. Noted for ita table, general appointments, and mam^ernont. TARIFF 12b PER DAY. Telegrams: "MANSIONB," Wellington. COOKE and McGOWAN R8716 Proprietresses. BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. QITUATED on two aorea of ground, and two minntee from Caroline Bay, Tennis Courts and Bathing Sheds. Dinner at 6 p.m. Supper at 9 p.m. (Separate tables.) Terms on application MRS M. J, HOGG, Proprietress. •Phono 232. H 4172

NEW RAILWAY HOTEL (jnrt completed). MANCHESTER STREET (near etatum), •THRISTCHURCH. QPACIOUS, Airy Rooms, furnished O throughout in oak. Every convenience {or commercials, tourists, country and Coast visitors. Bottlo Store stocked with all requirements. . TARIFF, 123 6d PER DAI. "Phono 2002. W, G. IVES, Proprietor. VISITORS TO AKAROA. riliffi "GRAND VIEW" PRIVATE !l HOTEL. A Homo away from Home; congsn.il climate. Tariff: 9s per day. £2 lSe por week. MRS J. WRIGHT, TeL 65. Akara*. W6689 "BRAEBURN. PRIVATE HOTEL, 16 SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. pONDUCTED by Mrs BRACK, lai«s of v/ Hotel Braeburn, Wanganui, end "Cargen," Auckland. Five minutes from Qneen street. Latest American ideas in furnishings, including oscillating wall beds. Write or wire "HOTEL BRAEBURN," AUCKLAND. K«S7 DRAINAGE BOARD. CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. SEWERS AVAILABLE FOR HOUSES CONNEXIONS. SEWERS in the following streets ftre now available for house connexions: Searell'a road. Norman's road (from Papanui road to St. Andrew's square West). St Andrew's square. Peel street. Elmwood Park. Borcfesley street (from ODiricr's road to first ancle). Wood bam road (from Linwood avenue to Rolleston street). Brittan street. Linwood avenue (from Bnttin. fltrcct to Rolleston street). Rolleston street (from Linwood avenue to Woodham. road). Patten street (to a, point 14J chains from Woodhsm xoad). BY ORDER, C. F. CHAMPIO^N, Secretary. January 19th, 1925. 9590 T IHE ELLIOT WOODWORKER will i»pay investigation. Free booklet from 3 A. Maeneill, Maxwell's Building*, Hobton street, Auckland. Demonstrations, Saturday at 2.30 by Canterbury Agent, H. Harmon. 127 'Feudalton road, Christchurch. M6636FP B Fine and Delicate Fabric* no _ starch a* good as "Dora" brand Stazch. Ask fox it by nam«. All groeeai T »n ;i. TT F° l