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amusements. QUEEN'S QUEEN" S. Continuous from Eleven a.oi. First—RICHARD TALMADGE In the Amazing Thriller. "LAUGHING at danger. "LAUGHING AT DANGER. Second—EVELYN BRENT In the Ki|i-ronrinK Kiotous Comedy, "SILK STOCKING SAL." Third—-EVE'S REVIEW." Thin will Make the l.adie-' Eyes Sparkle. Fourth—TOPICAL BUDGEX. Fifth—"A PEACEFUL RIOT.'' Another Roarinc Comedy. Sixth—"SCREEN SNAPSHOTS." Seventh— .. ~ "JANE'S ENGAGEMENT PARTV A Rollicking Rib-Tickler. Eighth— ~ "DINKY DOODLE IN TIIE HLNT. Plans at Webley's, or Ring 3312. "665 FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT. At 8 O'clock. TO-NIOHT. TO-NIGHT. At 8 O'clock. TONIGHT. FULLERS' FULLERS' ULLERS' OPERA HOUSE. FULLERS Direction JOHN FULLER ;uid SONa. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME AND A NEW REVUE THIS WEEK. In a New and Novel Act. THE TWO DALEYS, THE TWO DALEYS, Two Great Favourites. FRANK RODGERS. FRANK UODGERS. A Many ot Many Voices. THE BRONSONS, THE BRONSONS, Makmg a Welcome Reappearance in Now Characters of Mis 3 "New Zealand Girl. Last Four Nights of AMY ROCHELLE. AMY ROCHELLE. Have You Heard Her Sine? Oil Boy! She's Wonderful. HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE. HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE. HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE. You'vo Got tho Blues? Como and Sco Hector, lie's a Fair Rib-tickler. And He is Supported hy ft Poweiful Cast of First-class Artists. FULLERS' FAMILY PRICES. O.S. and D.C. Us (Reserves fid extra), Stalls Is. Bo* Plan nt The Bristol, after 5 p.m. at the Opera House Confectionery. After 7 p.m. 'Phone Theatro. 2361. 770.J CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED TO SELL WANTED TO BUY TO LET. ETC.. ETC. SEE PAGE 15 OF THIS ISSUE. FOB SALE. PAPANUI ROAD (Juat off). PAPANUI ROAD (Just off). FOR URGENT SALE. FOR URGENT SALE. THREE ACRES. THREE A C R E S. WE have leceivcd instructions from the TRUSTEES of the late H. J. Beadol to SELL his MAGNIFICENTLY-APPOINT-ED RESIDENCE in Paparoa street, TWO MINUTES FROM PAPANUI KOAD, comprising • DRAWING-ROOAI (or Billiard Room), 40 feet by 28 feet, LOUNGE ROOM, BREAKFAST ROOM, SMOKING ROOM, Spacious Hull, 7 Bedrooms, including Servants' quarters with separate staircase, Kitchon, Server;, etc. There is every convenience, including Electric Light, Gas, Gas Stove, ordinary stovo, SEPTIC TANK (2 lavatories). Motor Shed, Concrete Cooler. Coal Sheds, HOTHOUSE, and room for 2 motor-cars. The late owner recently spent OVER £7OO in enlarging the Balcony and Portico, which are special features of this beautiful homo. The grounds compriso over THREE ACRES, with long frontage to Paparoa street, and stream frontage. Wo havo no hesitation in saying 'tho garden is ono of the finest in Cnristchurch, comprising spacious lawns, TENNIS COURT, fine ENGLISH OAKS, n|tive shrubs, and ornamental flower beds. There is ample accommodation for keeping a horso or cow, and somn indication of (he value of the land may bo gauged by the recent sale of an adjoining section of about 20 perches for the sum of £JOO. The Trustees are anxious to Sell, and have fixed a LOW PRICE in order to make a QUICK SALE. At this figure this aplendid property is one of the cheapest places we have had in our bands. Apply to the Sole Agents, FO F6684F.P FORD and HADFIELD, LTD.. 133 Wort-ester street. SHEEP STATION. 21»700 ACRES LEASEHOLD AND 250 ACRES FREEHOLD. MACKENZIE COUNTRY. LAKE TEKAPO STATION. FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. With 6300 MERINO SHEEP. OF WHICH <OOO ARE EWES. Account VIVIAN LE CREN, ESQ. SUBDIVIDED into 6 blocks and 3 paddocks, which minimise the snow risk. HOMESTEAD of 12 rooms, with all conveniences, good water supply, well sheltered, and situated in beautiful grounds. Woolshed, chaffhouse, eheepyards, and dip, men's whare. Improvements valued »t- £3OOO. This is one of the best runs in the Mackenzie Country, being only 27 miles from Fairlie by first-class motor road. Average clip this year S!b. The wholo property is in good order, inspection ii recommended. Folio A 736 PYNF-, GOCLD. GUINNESS. LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT. P7IMF. CASHMERE HILLS. A CHARMING HOME, 7 ROOMS. NEW 2-STOREY BUNGALOW. £3500. This it probably ths MOST UP-TO-DATE HOUSE on Cashmere. Built under an architect, and fitted with sll the latest inr devicei and fitments, including C*- STK *': HEATING. Seven Fine Rooms. hall and stairway; OPEN TILE FIRES: elec- light, a BATHROOMS (Fama floor), porcelain bath and basin; wardrobes and pl«s cupboards built-in. SLEEPING BALCONY. MODEL KITCHEN and Pantry, and every VTew'"* City^nd P,a '"- HILLARY^and <. lid, »due«d to 9160. MIW