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amusements. T 1 5 S GRAND theatre. x H L GRAND THEATRE, Direction*— Fuller-Hsyward Theatres. Continuous from 12 Noon. Continuous from 12 Noon. THE SWAN," Starring Adolph Menjoa-" "IN SEARCH OP A THRILL." Viola Dana. THE ARRIVAL OP THE AMERICAN FLEET IN" WELLINGTON AND SYDNEY Will be Screened for the Last Time To-i»y. TO-MORROW: COMMENCING TO-MORROW: A Grand Roturn Visit of a Masterpiece, me Greatest Characterisation in Modern !' letioc Lver Brought to Life on the Screen. *'IP WINTER COMER." WINTER COMES." It WINTER COMES." J vin TER COMES." • •tp wJ? TKR COMES." II WINTER COMES." The Story that Moved the Heart of the World. A Pace from Life that will Live for Ever. "IP WINTER COMES." "IP WINTER COMES." "IP WINTER COMES." "IP WINTER COMES." "IP WINTER COMES." "IP WINTER COMES." A Wonderful Recreation of A. S. M. Hutchinson's World-famed Novel. A Picture you will want to see again. Supported by Par&mount's Delightful Comedy Romance, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, In "TOO MANY KISSES." "TOO MANY KISSES." "TOO MANY KISSES," Despite the frivolous title, "Tqo Many Kisses is a great picture in every way. The fast aotion, thrills, and comedy-—an(l above all, the star*—makes it one of the best pictures of its clues that has been made. THE NEW GRAND ORCHESTRA, Conductor: Mr Arthur Gordon. BOOK AT THE THEATRE. BOOK AT THE THEATRE. Or Ring 2934 for Reserves, 8469 MOTORS AND OTOLES. PUDGE WHITWORTH, England's Beat x v Bicyole, standard fittings, E. Coaster £l2 12s. B.S.A. Pattern—-Lady's and Gent's £8 10e. Seoond-hand Cycles from £3. A. SYME and CO., 183 Gloucester street, Near Theatro Royal. LADY'S AND OENT.'S SECOND-HAND THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED CYCLES. IN Excellent Order, New Tyres aad Tubes. Hesjvy Steel Guards, Proe-whael or Fijed, £5 AND £5 10s EACH. Toms Can Bo Arranged to Suit Buyer. RAILAGE PAID. BUTLER CYCLE WORKS, 605 Colombo street. A. BRITTEN, Proprietor. 'Phone 2616. S3SO7 COME COME COMB TO-NIGHT TO-JJIGHT TO-NIGHT to the T NASH revue: NASH REVUE. NASH REVUE. NASH REVUE. NASH REVUE. NASH REVUE. IHE GREATEST MOTOR SHOW IN TOWN. SOT THE NEW NASH SPECIAL SIXES AND ADVANCED SIXES—THEY LEAD THE WORLD IN MOTOR-OAR VALUE. DAT, AJTD NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK—AT THE SHOWROOMS OF TOR NASH N.Z. MOTORS. LTD., THE NASH N.Z. MOTORS, LTD., THE NASH N.Z. MOTORS, LTD., THE NASH N.Z. MOTORS, LTD., THE NASH N.Z. MOTORS, LTD., (RETAIL,) 192-104 OXFORD TERRACE. 102-194 OXFORD TERRACE. H 4517 FOR SUABLE USED OAR 9 CALL AT 79 TUAM STREET. DAVID OROZIER, LTD., Used Car Department. WANTED to Sell, Paige Touring Car, 5in splendid running order i genuine reason for selling, £OS ca»b. Apply No. 801, "Presa" Office 621 TfIVBpEATER Car for Sale. New tvrea, *•l., recently overhauled. 'Phone 34158. 8290 BOABD and residence. WANTED, Board and Lodging, man, wife, 'Bnuju « girls; good locality. Reply osrd ' Box 45, Timaru. BUPB "PAWHARB" PRIVATE BOARDING 428 rv» i. HOUSE, Durham , street, City (nea* Bealey avenue), faring Guests Reoelved, T.™.o'ptle and Double Rooms. Moderate. Ring 'Phone 8117, private boardingQui.w = HOUSE. City. ??' ™nnieat, and Best Position in •howem ®** &r date Bathrooms and separate STRFt?* Phone 3839. 26 CASHEL oj. tuvEj west. pusso I -m'JWDGE" PRIVATE HOTEL, »■WSREFORD street west t«?v# minutes from G.P.0.). Accommodation for Casual and ITfW Permanent Gueste. BianMO?*® 1 Up-to-date appointments. rlnan frt Pnllftcn y situated, close to College, w«dens, and river Avon. WO. G4807 ''BEAOHCLIPPS.'' ..-AD. STREET, SUMNER. wl| _ Wition. Spacious. Sunny Booms, c ,MWr»fti}JP ar ato balconies overlooking sq». Phos» j|Saent guardian cared fer. Tela- ***** WIGGINS and SUCKLING. H 4214 PRIVATE HOTEL, ■ y «BggTER STREET WEST. ■ooia aij*, WW? 50s per week, according to day. Casual guesta 12s 6d per 872. 117191 £32(h?Lo C K -TXWTON street, St, perclng. Building Section, 39 jj* 9- Price £970. Fa. olS£sj? e, th ain —Square House 5 ' **», bathroom, copper and order. FOREST and in street, Ghmtohwoh. F4JOB o