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Evening Star, Issue 14491, 16 February 1911, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE, Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. Dunedin'a Modern Picture Palace. THE Of WORLD'S WAREHOUSE tbo WONDERS. NIGHTLY at 8, The Unrivalled and Far-famed TtULLERS' —The YJIOTURES. I ? ULLERS' —of All- A ICTURES. Distinguished above all for Natural, Artistic, and Realistic Display. TO-NIGHT -At 8- TO-NIGHT GREAT THURSDAY PROGRAMME Of RESPLENDENT STAR, ATTRACTIONS. Just arrived per latest English mail, fipeciaJiy 6eleoted from the world's leading producers. Note somo of the Leading Features: HENRY VTII. k CATHERINE HOWAKD. HENRY VIII. & CATHERINE HOWAKD. One of the most powerful of historic tragedies, superbly staged and acted. STOLEN FATHER. STOLEN FATHER. Dramatic story of tho deepest interest, emotional, and full of sensation. THE HOUSE WITH SEVEN GABLES. THE HOUSE WITH SEVEN GABLES. An exceptional film, founded on the novel of Nathaniel Hawthorn*:. IRON MOUNTAIN OF KJRWIAVAARA. IRON MOUNTAIN OP RTRWIAYAARA.« RIVER MOSKWA AND TVS SHORES. RIVER MOSKWA AM) ITS SHORES. A picture of exquisite scenic beauty. DICKSON TRIO. FLOWERS. DICKSON TRIO. FLOWERS. ROMANCE OF THE ROCKIES. ROMANCE OF THE ROOKIES. Realistic and sensational drama, set in the Canadian Rockies, on tho Great Divide. PATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE-QO PATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE-SO (The Attest Edition). A budget of Uproarious Comics: MAX HYPNOTISED—ThriUins Story. MAX HYPNOTTSED-Thrilliiipr Story. JONES TESTS HIS WTFTCS COURAGE. JONES TESTS HIS WIFE'S COURAGE. Specially-arranged Music by FULLERS' GRAND ORCHESTRA, Conductor, F. Martinclli. Prices: Is 6d, Is, and 6d. Plan at Jacobs's, Tobacconist. Telephone 1,702. ATHLETIC GATHERINGS. \UNEDIN AMATEUR ATHLETIC L/ CLun. 26th ANNUAL SPORTS. CALEDONIAN 0 ROUND, SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, 18th FEBRUARY. PREMIER ATHLETIC GATHERING. M, Dickson, Australasian Champion; G. P. Keddcll, Australasian Champion; G. M'Knight, N.Z. Champion; J. Beatson, N.Z. Champion; 11. G. Burk, ex-N.Z. Champion; B. Opie (Ginterbury's crack, who did for 120 yds at Wanganui), and pick of Otago's Athletes. First Event at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Admission: ONE SHILLING. COAL NOTICES. 9s 6d CASH will Secure You i-TON ( A Month's Firing of I and a Luxury. iREEMAN'S CHRISTIE'S or JUBILEE ' COAL. Proved for the Past Half-ccntary. BRIGHTER, CHEAPER.. Freer from Sulphur than ALL others. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. 0. fMjj&k. *• SEACLIFF MENTAL HOSPITAL. TENDERS FOR SERVICES AND SUPPLIES. rrUiNDERS arc invited for (ho. SUPPLY of .1 GROCERIES, TEA, BU'TIER, and CHEESE, FLOUR, OATMEAL, MEAT, DRUGS, and for the furnishing of FUNERALS, for ONE YEAR from Ist April, 1911. Tenders, addressed to the Medical Superintendent, will be received up till noon on TUESDAY, the 28th February, 1911, and must be marked " Tender for ." Forms of tender and all information may be obtained on application to the Storekeeper at the Mental Hospital. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. TRUBY KING, Medical Superintendent. Ist February, 1911. fay*. l - THE CAMP, OTAGO PENINSULA. TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES. TENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY of GROOEMES, MEAT, and BREAD, for ONE YEAR from Ist April, 1911. Tenders, addressed to the Medical Superintendent, will be received at The Camp up till noon on TUESDAY, the 281 hj February, 1911, and must, be marked "Tender for ." Forms of tender and all information may be obtained from the Attendant in charge at The Camp. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. TRUBY KING, Medical Superintendent. Ist Februarv, 1911. I NEW ZEALAND DKFENCE FORCES. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF UNIFORMS, GRKATCOATS, CAPS (FORAGE), PUTTIES (KHAKI), AND HATS (FELT, KHAKI). tEALED TENDERS (in duplicate) will be received by the undersigned up till noon on SATURDAY, 25th February, 1911, for the supply of Jackcls (Khaki, Woollen) Pantaloons (livdfmd Cord) Coats (Great, Dismounted Service) Putties (Khaki) Trousers iKhaki, Woollen) Coals (Greet, '.''nir't'd Service) Caps (Forage, Khaki) Hats (felt, Khaui;, As the same may bo required for tho New Zealand Defence Forces dining a term of two yens, it being estimated that 10,000 Sets of above Equipment wili bo required by 30th Juno next. Samples may he inspected and copies of conditions of supply, with forms of tender, may bo obtained at District Headquarters, Auckland. Christehureh, and Dimcdin, and the Defence Stores, Buckle stieet, Wellington. The lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. By order. JAS. O'SULLTYAN, Capt., Director of Military Stores. Defence Stores, Wellington, 7th February, 1911. NH\V~ZETLANDTan7\VAYS! DUNEDIN AUTUMN RACES, 22nd, 23rd, and 25th FEBRUARY. TTOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS to 1 DUNEDIN will be issued from any ouii/ion on the South Island Main Line and Branches (including Qucenstown) from MONDAY, 20th February, to FRIDAY, 24th February (inclusive), also from Oamaru, Clinton, and Intermediate Stations, including Branches, bv Trains arriving at Dunedin before 2.0 pjn. on SATURDAY, 25th February, available for Return till MONDAY, 6th March. Tho Return Fares will be: First Class, 2d per mile; Second Class, Id per mile; the minimum being 4s and 2s respectively. By Order. AUCTIONS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1911, At 12.30 p.m. TIMBER, Etc., from the Baptist, Church, Comer of Hanover and King streets. rr RICHARDS . » • has received instructions to sell CHURCH SEATS, LEAD-LIGHT WINDOWS, GAS PIPES, BRICKS, OUTSIDE LAMP AND BRACKET, ROOFING IRON, DOORS, PILLARS, '..~ NOTICE BOARD, !' ; :V.V[.GREEN BAIZE, : ■;.--\ l And a lot of Timber. No Reserve,