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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18461, 15 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. c GREATER R Y 8 T A L PALACE. The Best Theatre In the Empire. Open 1 to 5 p.m. 6.50 to Pietpytime. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF "LET 'FR BUCK." ''WOLF BLOOD." And Present Great Projrramme. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Afternoon and Night To-day. NEST WfiEK. Commencing MONDAY! V. M. BEEBE Presents the most Stupendous Programme Ever Offered iu any Theatre Any where, Headed by a Gripping Story of Love on the Seething Seas, HOUSE PETERS HOUSE PETERS HOUSE PETERS HOUSE PETERS and PATSY RUTH MILLER PATSY RUTH MILLER PATSY RUTH MILLER PATSY RUTH MILLER • in "HE.AT) WINDS." "HEAD WINDS." "HEAD WINDS." "HEAD WINDS." From the "Saturday Evoning Post" Story and Novel by A. M. SINCLAIR WILT. She had - a million-dollar temper, but he had a yacht and lots o< nervo. When alio awoke she was miles ut sea and had been married. If you want to ktiow how to hnndle a saucy glrl-wifo SEE House Peters in "Head Winds." He knows the proper method. The entire AMERICAN PACIFIC FLEET taUes part in this smashing epio of tho sea. THEN, a perfect combination of Mystery, Thrills, Action, H. gh Excitement, and Romance? Full of tho Joy of Youth, Love, and Life. DOROTHY DEVORE DOROTHY DEVORE And HERBERT RAWLINSON HERBERT RAWLINSON lu "THE TOM BOY." "THE TOM BOY." "THE TOM BOY." "THE TOM BOY." A Rlp-Toarln', Snappy, Action Drama of the Purest Pleasure —it's worth going miles to sea. CENTURY COMEDY AND NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIO Inimitably Played by the World-famous SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, The Best Orchestra In Australasia, Under tho Distinguished Conduatorshlp of MR ALFRED J. BUNZ. RESERVES at Tho Bristol, or ring up Brother Beebe (he's always on the job). 'Phono 3758. COMING: "THE LOST WORLD." 8499 CERCLE FRA^CAIS. MONDAY, AUGUST 17th, at 8 p.m., at the JELLICOE HALL. I TRENCH Piuy will be produced, "L'ECRIVAIN DES CHARNIEKS." Members Free. Non-members Is. 732P PUBLIC NOTICES. OHRISTCHURCH CITIZENS' AND RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION, A N ADDRESS on the Subjeot of A MODERN ROAD CONSTRUCTION to bo given by MR E. PAR&EiR, on TUESDAY NTSXT, 18th inat., »t 8 p.m., in the OLD CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, corner Oxford terrace and Worcester street. Jfr -ParHer was for many, years' £qn*r»r Superintendent of Warren Bros. Company, SJ Boston.,- U.S.A., probably - the, largest t r- wiMk ' ki'i jlditWlh' A' WA«I4 ''' <*mt' building oTgaTilft&tiofl' in tfif yfor Id, : intF »t v-present-is Managing Direotor of Auetralifn Roads, Ltd., of Sydtiey, N.S.W., and alßo'of' Viatorift Roads, Ltd., of Melbourne, Victoria. He has had over twenty years' axperienoe in modern road construction, and his address should he of particular interest to those interested in the solution of New Zealutdfs road problems. NEXT. 18th Inst., at 8 p.m. All Citizens Cordially Invited. S. F. MARSHALL, Organising Secretary. 8334FP C.AJL OUTING TO ASHLEY GORGE. "VTEMBERS are not'fied that still more xVL oars are required to take our American visitors to Ashley Gorge to-m->rrow, as iii addition to 500 sailors, 76 officers will make the trip. Those wiling to lean their cars for tho purpose are requested to communicate at once with the secretary. If information reattired on Sunday morning, ring any of the following:— H. E. KFNNETT, 879. H. G LIVINGSTONE, A 4571. W. R. CAREY, 35265. H. 0. FARLEY, 417. F. W. JOHNSTON, A 8453. B. FALCK. 8471. J. S. HAWKES, 7011. J. S. HAWKES. "Phone 4079. 8670P CANTERBURY JUSTICES' OF THE PEACE ASSOCIATION. VISIT TO AMERICAN FLEET. MONDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1925. MEMBERS of the above Association, accompanied by their wives, are requested by the president (H. Herbert Smith, Esq.) to meet at the Ohristchurch Railway Station at 9.45 a.m., and will proceed to Lyttelton by the 10.5 a.m. train for the purpose of visiting the American Fleet. Members will be supplied with badges at the Ohristchurch Railway Station. J. RUSSELL BRUNT, 8594 Secretary. TOO H 0 0 H INAUGURAL PUBLIC MEETING, advortised in "The Press" of FRIDAY, August 14 th, HAS .BEEN DEFINITELY POSTPONED. 774FP. MASON, STRUTHERS AND CO., LTD. rpHE SHARE REGISTER of the above J- C-mpany will be CI.OSED from 16th AUGUST to 26th AUGUST (both days inclusive). Y. E. HAMILTON, G93F General Manager and Secretary. __ POPULAR LECTURE, TRADES HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. "A TRAMWAY TALK," by Mr Frank Thompson (Manager). All persons interested in Tramway matters invited. 8538FP RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT OF AMERICAN FLEET. ON SUNDAY, l«th August, usual timetable on Lyttelton Una will be suspended. Train will leave Christchuroh for Lyttoltcm 9.30 &.ZZI. and L>ytto.ton tor Christchurch 10.5 a.m., and thereafter at approximately every hour up to 6.35 p.m. from Christchurch and 7.5 p.m. from Lyttelton &a traffic warrants. ■ , , Trains will also leave Chnstchorch for Lyttelton 9.0 p.m. and 10.30 p.m., aiuf Lyttelton for Chrietchurch 9.30 p.m. and 11.0 •p.m. COUNTY COtrNCIIA EYRE COUNTY COUNCIL. REBATE ON RATES. PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given that by a resolution of the Eyre County Council carried at their meeting on the 6th day of July, 1925, an allowance of 5 per aent. will be made 08 all rates for the current year received at the' County Office, Oholra, on or before MONDAY, the Slat AUGUST, 1025. A. WELLS NEWTON, County Clerk. Qheka, lMk AagaH, U3&. «W