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"Phases of American _ Life" is rifle of the lecture which Mr E. J. Bc ll of the Christchurch ."biic t ihrarv will give to-morrow light in the Workers' Educational Association rooms Trades Hall, at 8 o clock The lecture will be illustrated with numerous slides. This subject is ot interest to New Zealanders. Everyone is invited to attend. A shilling advertisement in the classified section of Iht 1 will sell your goods [>y 1 • J "j words is, three insertions 2s 6d.—o