AMUSEMENTS. c KYSTAIi r A L A C E. Matinees Daily 2 p.m. Nightly 7.30 p.m. Harold Bell Wright's Famous Story "A SON Ot' JUS FATHER." •A SON OF IIKS FATHER." "A SON OF HIS FATHER." A REMARKABLE WESTERN DRAMA "THE WOMAN WHO OBEYED." "THE WOMAN WHO OBEYED." Can n Husband IVtaand Too Much t Can a Wife bo Too Obedient f Starring England's Foremost Artists THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Conductor: Mr Alfred J. Bum. "THE ROSARY" N«tlo Plans at 'l'be Bristol, or 'Phone 3TSA. 3801 fi T R A X 1) To-day, Bd, Gd, and 9d. T 1{ A X I) To-night, 6d and Is. ISUCK J ONES KI'CK JONES in "WESTERN LUCK." KUCKJO.VES Comedv. Topical. Newi. FEATHERS" With "PEACOCK FEATHEItS" Jacqueline "PEACOCK FEATHERS" Logan. Ep. 2 "THE SCARLET STREAK." Et>. 1 o(S90 * CANTERBURY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. CHRYSANTHEMUM AND FRUIT SHOW. RT GALLERY. A THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 29tU and 80th. Afternoon Tea. Cake And Produce Stall. ADMlisiON la. 3762 E. COOPER, Secretary. PHRISTCHURCH COURSING CLUIi. OPENING MEETING. ONE 16-DOG MAIDEN STAKES. SOCKBURtt ENCLOSURE. (Take No. 8 Tram.) SATURDAY NEXT, MAY'lit. First Course at 12.30 p.m. ONE 16-DOG ALL AGE STAKES—Nomina* tlon 2e each. ONE 16-DOG MAIDEN STAKES—Nomination £2 2s each. Nominations close TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), April 28th, at the Wliitc Star Room*, SO Cathedral square at 8 p.m. Draw same evening at 6 p.m. R. M. MUGFORD, Acting Secretary, Care of Empire HoUl, ChristchUreh. PUBLIC NOTIOBE. 1* FREDERICK GEORGE SAVILLE, •* * heretofore called and known by the name of FREDERICK -GEORGE 80ANEB, of Horwett Downs, Fairlie, Bh*#pf»rm*r ( HE'REBY give public notlc* that on the 16th day of April, 19&), I fortnally atad absolutely renounced, rtlitiquiihtd, .ahd abandoned the übo of luy said surttams Scanes and then, asaumed and adopted and determined thenceforth on all Occasions What* Soever to uee and subscribe the name of Baville instead of the Slid ttftme of Scanet. AND I give further notice that by ft deed-poll dated the 19th of April, l&M, duly executed and attested and enrolled in tho Timatu Registry of the Supreme Court 'Of New Zealand ott the Mth day of April. 1926, 1 formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the said eurnamo of Soattea and deolared that t hid #ssuft*d and Adopt* ed and intended thenceforth upon all occv Sions whatsoever to UM» and tilt ranie vt Seville, instead o{ fjO ad K> be. it all tittle*' 1 thereaftercalled, known,' and deiorfbid by thr ntaia q Frederick George B&vill© exclusively. DiWd the 46th day et A©ril, 1926. f. a. savhae. „ Late F. G. Seine#. Witness to Signature: W. D. OAiIPjBELL. • Soltoitor, Timaru. " , BMT--0002 ISLANDS ADMINI6TBATION. •LEASE OF ADMINISTRATION ■ ACCOMMODATION HOUSE*
A PPLICATIONS will be received, up to A SATURDAY, the llSth Mfcy. IWMHk* nt\der»igi!ied lot thd, of Ul6 AAnijlil* tration Accommodation Hpyee, the 'Where MftDUbtri/' at Avarua, Island ol Ritotottga. Photographs of the Whari, floor pl»n. Inventory oi furnishing*, and partifljilari of Uase nlay be lien at the Office _oftM N.Z. Twuriot Agent* »t AnokUnd, ton> ChriHchtiwh, and Puatf n, »ad #1« »t th» 6(6i» of tke uftdetiigaM, . ItM whom *ny other inforoatlonregarding the Cook lalandi may b» "obUjtaW. . Rarot<»iga i« » port of *4l, «*» o! „the Wellington-San FrtnoiWd tttU aUattert. ■■ . _ - J. D. GRAY, Seeretary, Cook Wand* Dapartrwt, 8252 Wellington. TOURIST BE SORT. ST. JAMES STATION. DUCK SHOOTING and D*r Stalkiag in abundance. 1 Patties Ti;anaport provided from Hanm»r Springe. Partieulaif, TOURIST BUREAU, ChrUtchuroh. 8351 And C. H. ENSOR, Hanmer. HOME NOBBING ANJ> HYGIENE. COURSE FOR WOMEN -tirlll commence MONDAY NEXT, MAY Brdi. 7 p.m. , Other Classe* .In course of formation. Ltoturei by Qualified Medical Practitioners. Full particular* at Office or v ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ABfIOOIATION, IXO Worceiter atrfet. 8718 PUBLIC NOTICE. „ , ANY Peraon or Persona found Trwpassing with Dog or Gun on the prOpertiea of the undersigned at Lake SpriMaton South, will be PROSECUTED,—.O. MoBEAN. W. O. RENNIE, G. H. COOK. A NY Person found Tteapaaiinp. at all op J\. m « Property, Saltwater Creek, will bo PROSECUTED. Alt parmita . wncellad. 8839 (Signed) A. J. PARKINSON. GARDEN PARTIES, ETC. COMPLIMENTARY GARDEN PARTY AND BANQUET TO SIR HEATON AND LADY RHODES. THE Electori of EUesmere are cordially invited to attend a Garden Party . in honour of the Hon. Sir Beaton Rhodes, M.L.0., and Lady Rhodei, to be held at Meadowbank, Ell«itneta (by kind permission of Captain Tahu Rhodes), on TUEBDAY, May 4th, at 2 80 p.m. On the evening of the same day a Banquet will be held at a place to be notified later. Tickets for this function may be obtained from any member of the committee, or from the secretary. J. CUNNINGHAM, , Chairman. H. NEAVE, Hon. Secretary, 3625 Box 20, Lteston. JUMBLE SALES, ETC. ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOLROOM. Colombo street North, THURSDAY, 28th April, at 2.30 p.m., SALE OV WORK. Afternoon Tea. Dutch Auction in the Evening. 3711 QT. MATTHEW'S BCHOOLROOMi CoS lombo etreet North, THURSDAY, 29th April, at 2.30 p.m., SALE OF WORK. Afternoon tea. Dutch Auction in' tit® ej«njtfg > . • •. • Sw7 K JUMBLE SALT!. X 0 X SCHOOLROOM, BEALEY AVENUE. SATURDAY, MAY Ist, AT 9.30. Admission 3d. 3717
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