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amusements. FUM vc. On " RA HOUSE. FULLERS' Frnvpci V PKRA HOUSE. FULLERS' TO YIPHT °£ ERA HOUSE. FULLERS' ' ot'lGHi' 8 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT T)V": ; T^ r 8 O'CLOCK. TO-XIGHV Dnection: JOHN FULLER AND SONS, LTD. P REAT BON BON REVUE. -I'SS l- iREAT BON BON REVUE. . . iHh GREAT BON BON REVUE. • .0 Beat, Brightest, Breeziest R*vue Ever Seen at {he Opera House. Breaking All Records. ROBERT ROBERTS ROBERT ROBERTS, ttOBERT ROBERTS, , . . . ie Clover Producer-Comedian, Ana jus Company of 30 Talented Artists, 0 Their Third Appearance Here in ' SWII-'T AND SURE." 1 SWIFT AND SURE." A evi S J I . FT AND SURE." , "'de-Splitting Roar of 24 Scenes. n > m ' lave every one better than the last," and ROBERT ROBERTS ALearm what he says. You've seen (he oilier J wo. Don't Mis 3 One Even Better, ratrons ar« respectfully requested tq assist tae Management bv Booking Earlv. FULLERS' FAMILY PRICES. an( i O.S. 2s (Reserves 6d extra), Stalls Is. •Box Plan at The Bristol. After 5 p.m. at the Opera House Confectioners. After 7 p.m. 'phone Opara House, 2361. uG'l<) OYEZ! OYEZ! OYCVM OYEZ! OYTJE! OYEZ! OYEZ! OYEZ! SPECIAL OYEZ! SPECIAL SPEUtAL OYEZ! SPECIAL SPECIAL OYEZ! SPECIAL SPECIAL OYEZ! SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL TO-NIGHT EXTRA TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT EXTRA TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT EXTRA TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT EXTRA TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT PERFORM- TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT PERFORM- TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ANCE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ANCE. TO-NIGHT THE GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT THE GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT THE GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT THE GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT AM) SKAUC'HXIGHT TATTOO. AND SEARCHLIGHT TATTOO. AND SEARCHLIGHT TATTOO. AND SEARCHLIGHT TATTOO. TONIGHT Military TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Tourney TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT at 7 p.m. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Pageant TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT of tho Queens TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT at 7.10. TO-NIGHT the past five nights thousands and thousands have flocked to the Show Grounds to see Ibis uniquo and splendid entertainment, which is more than an entertainment. Really it is' a whole host of entertainments presented in one. Besides, it is an education and an inspiration to every Brit-ish-born man, woman, child. Every night tho stands and ringside have lesonnded with wonderful applause, the outburst of pent-up enthusiasm and admiration. Some nights the gates have been closed against thousands, for tho management announces "Pull house" as soon as tlio grounds hold all who can see the show. Now, then, is presented anqtjier opportunity of seeing and hearing: "The First Post" and Bugle Band March. Historical Pageant of the Historical Pageant of tlif? Queens. Queens. Tent-Pegging at Blazing Tent Pegs. Massed Bands Marching. Massed Physical Drill and Gymnastic Display l>y over 400 Boys. GLOW LAMP MARCH-SO QUAINT. TinUine Musical Drive by *£>yal New Zealand Artillery. , Sis-horse Teams at the gallop for six minutes. GRAND FIREWORKS ffRANB FIREWORKS " DISPLAY Of unusual brilliance, novelty, and variety. Highland Pipers, Highland Dancing. HISTORIC COSTUMES. Thpse Army Uniforms present a remarkable, animated picture of the British Army from the days of tho Sasons until tho present day. Concluding witli that beautiful, solemn, and inspiring Spectacle, "THE SOLDIERS OF THE KING." Quite tho finest piece of pageantry ever' attempted on any military parade ground. UNDOUBTEDLY THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER SEEN "IN' CANTERBURY. Motors at Whiteleigh avenue Gate ONLY. Entrance, eacl} Pay One Shilling, Evening Performance commences at 7.40 o'clock sharp, with Historic Pageant of the Queen. Military Tournament Events from 7 to 7.30 p.m. RESERVED SEATS ss, includes Admis siqn to tlje Ground. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. Admission to Ground, Is. Children Halfprice. Unreserved Stanu3 3s- extra. Standing Stands, 2s extra. The Ooronatiqq of the Pageant Queen will take pTace at a, GRAND BALL TO-NIGHT q,t the Caledonian Hall. Single Tickets 7s 6d, at The Bristol. 3641 FOB 3ALB, W 1 TO SELLERS. TO SELLERS. r E REQUIRE FOR CLIENT SMALL FARM, UP TO 50 ACRES, PREFERABLE GOOD CROPPING LAND, WITHIN 20 MILES OF CITY. EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE. WE ALSO REQUIRE ABOUT 30 ACRES DAIRYING AND CROPPING LAND FOR CLIENT WITH NEW BUNGALOW AND CASH. HARRIS, LAWLOR ?nd CO., 1769 98 Hereford street. LIVE ON THE HILLS. CIHOICE 5-roomed well-built ) Bungalow, electric stove. Unparalled view. Only £1295. Terms it desired. RONALD S. BADGER. THfS MAKES A CHEAP RENT. s T. ALBANS —Tiled-roof l-roomed <— l Bungalow and kitchenette. Only £950. There's nothing wrong with this. Must quit. RONALD S. BADGER. 8;;i 53 137 Manchester street. WEST END. != CAMBRIDGE TERRACE WEST. ! f TWOSTOKEY HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, sun ! I porch h. and c., and incinerator, porca- j lain bath and basin, two lavatories, every j t modern convenience: beautifully papered in; latest art papers. Motor garqge. ■ c PRICE, £2250 OR OFFER. : 1 EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS CAN BE ; ARRANGED. i Apply— OWNER, j j BS21lF.?« ,Xelephona 32?,?*