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A TWTTSTTM K hi TH, Out of respect to the late BT. HON. W. P. MASSEY, GRAND THEATRE will remain closed TO-MORROW (Thursday) till 6*30 p.m. f H B GRAND. TO-DAT, TO-NIGHT, 12 and 2 p.m. 7 p.m. The Pint Big Radio Romance on the Screen. PABAMOUNT-S GREAT"PICTURE, "THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME." THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME." "THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME." AN EXCITING THRILLER-ROMANCE', BASED ON MODERN RADIO. .„, Featuring AGNES AYRES and ANTONIO MORENO. • Supported on Same Programme by FRED THOMSON and "SILVER KING" In "THE MASK OF LOPEZ." I The Best Western Romance screened for I many a day. | Supports include a Comedy, and an ■ Educational Film". MUSIC BY HAROLD BECK'S STRING' | QUARTET. : Book at The Bristol, or at the Grand, phone 2934. DONT FORGET < U C H R E. ECI. -" TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ST V MICHAEL'S HALL, DURaAM ST. 20 Valuable prizes, including Heavy-weight Kaiapoi Rug. ADMISSION 2b. " 903 LECTTJBES. - By MB J. B. H. ARCHER. T COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' ASSOCIATION ROOMS, On SATURDAY, 16th MAY, at 9 p.m. Members of the Association who are entitled to bring a friend are cordially invited. 2190 TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. "LEAGUE OF NATIONS AHiD THE ECONOMIC SITUATION." By pROFESSOE J. B. OONDEIFFE, Hi. •*•'•' • Public Cordially Invited. 2209 MB HARBY K. HOLMES, 0.8. E., P.R.G.S., Lcotnrer and Traveller, will begin hn lectaree in Christchtircb. with a talk to business men«at ranch at the Y.M.CJL «h FRIDAY, M»y 15th, at 1 p.m. Ring 6389. Luncheon la 60. 2210 POSTPONEMENT NOTICES. POSTPONEMEKP. THE; (gTRFITELD DOMAHf BOARD'S .'■■:■'. CONCERT, SALE OF PRODUCE, and DANCE is POSTPONED from Thtrrßday, May 14th, at .TUESDAY, MAY 19ft, 1925. GEO. P. WEIGHT, 2318 .-;■ Chairman, * account of the Prime Mirufltera death, the Social Afternoon arranged for TO-MORROW in connexion with St. Ivolea'a branch of the Mothers' Union, is tfOSTPONBD to JULY 9th. -vA v s«rri(» wfll be hold. TOMORROW XMaV'SWth), at a quarter to" throes in th« ■XniBSB MAUDE'S qWTHINIG SALE Xi Ml» : '-P O S T POH ED . ± Until THURSDAY, ffltet MAY.

OPEN AIR SCHOOLS LEAGUE. ' MEETING of all interested in the above will bo held at Beath and Co.'6 Tea Boons on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT, 36th insi., ftt 7-SO. when a luge attendance is requested. His Worship the Mayor will be in the chair, and speakers will include Dr. Blaokmore, 7 Norton Francis, and Profoesor. Shelley. Hie business will be to elect Officers, and explain the objects and oonstitation of the League. .' • . A. A. McLACHLAN, SSOXF Hon. See. pro. tern. J LANCASTER PARK BOARD. | •WHPG to the death of the Prime Mittifl- ' ter, the Meeting called for TO-MOB-BOW (Thursday), Majr 14th, has hcen postpo&ed until the SJlst ins*. J. O. MoGnJiTYBAY, Secretary. Dl Cashel street 2167 sporting. rOBTH C&NTEBBUEY BACXNG CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 3936. To be held on the BANGIOBA RACECOtJBSE on SATURDAY, MAY 16th, 1925. FIRST BACE AT 32.15 P.M. SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Christehurch on Saturday, at 10.20 a.ra., Addington 10.25, Papanui 1055, Belfast 10.45, Kaiapoi 11.0, and arrive Bangioro IUS ajn. On return it will leave Rangiora at 4.55 pjn. and arrive Christohurch at : 6.53 p.m., stopping where required to set down. SPECIAL HORSE TRAIN' will leave Sockburn at 9.0 a.m., arriving Rangier* at 10.30 a.m., returning from Rangjora at 6.15 pjn., and arrive Sockburn at 7.53 -P-m. Ordinary tickets W be issued by the Special Train, and these are available for return by the ordinary tram if required. PARES—Fiiatrclass, 4s 6d return; secondclass, 9s return. BUBKE and CO.'S CATERING. L. W. BARLEY, 9164 Secretary. MOTORS AND CYCLES, FIAT TRACTOR PLOUGH. VTEW THREE-FURROW FIAT TRACTOR PLOUGH POR SAEE-JE3O. OAR BODIES. Several Johnson and Smith's Deluxe Bodies, including a Two and Four-seater Sports type, and Singleseater racing body in aluminium. MOTOR REPAIRS. We are now in a position to undertake any class of motor repairs, including trucks. W. B. SCOTT and COMPANY, LTD., 58640 160 Gloucester street. PERSONALS. PERSONS wishing introductions view Matrimony write to Manager, N.Z. Progressive Agency, 12 Panama street; Welling-' ton. 9970 rpHE ELLIOT WOODWORKER * will re- •*■» pay investigation. Free booklet from J. A. Macneill, Maxwell's Buildings, Hob-' son street. Auokland. Demonstration!, " ■ ' *■---- - ■ •-- ■ -t H.