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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 262, 5 November 1912, Page 7

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. New Zealand's Finest Picture Entertainment. INCOMPARABLE PICTURES. INCOMPARABLE MUSIC. Fullers' fPict&sres. The Best of AH. TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Messrs John Fuller and Sons have pleasure in announcing one of the most astounding and fascinating dramatic films ever produced. ZIGOMAR versus NICK CARTER. ZIGOMAR versus NICK CARTER. ZIGOMAR versus NICK CARTER. Robber. Detective. ' A Triumph in Sensational Drama. The contest between these two men, each so full of daring and resource, each so determined to conquer, provides us with a matchless film. So rapid, realistic, and thrilling are the episodes that the spectator is caught and whirled away into a region of breathless and enthralling interest. This is the most sensational and wonderful production in the history of the cinematograph. COURTSHIP OF MISS WIGGLES. HOME FOLK.—KERKA FALLS. TRAMP AND THE BEAR. FIREMAN TO ENGINEER. HAAF NET FISHERMAN. Prices: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, Adults Is, Childiren 6d; Stalls, od. TOWN HALL. British Pictures. THE PEOPLE'S PICTURES I At the People's Prices. 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. O BIG STAR PROGRAMMES O & A WEEK. . £ COMPLETE CHANGES EVERY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. A Grand Exclusive Series for WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY I THE YOUNGER BROTHER. A pathetic story for mothers, introducing some great battle scenes in the Soudan. also : An unique story for ladios, HIS SECRET SIN. Each and every scene a novelty. A thrilling drama' of love, jealousy, , and fiendish revenge. THE REFUGE. THE REFUGE. —AND — 7—OTHERS EQUALLY GREAT—7 At our very own price. 6d. 6d.. 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d. RENWICK—TO-NIGHT PICTON—THURSDAY. CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP. WE have to notify our clients and the public of Marlboroiigh generally that we have disposed of -he business carried on by us for the ast 14 years td Miller, McKay and , jo., ittd., as from this date. We desire to thank our customers or the support . accorded us in the >ast, and to solicit a continuance of ame to the new management rw i, o. MILLER & McKAY. October 31st, 1912. In connection with the above, we TT* P£ asure ,in notifying the public »f Marlborough tliat we have taken •ver the business of Messrs Miller and HeKay, and would solicit a. continuince of the support hitherto given to nr predecessors. ] MILLER, McKAY AND CO LTD " " JAMES COULL, qi + . , Managing Director. 31st October, 1912. GEORGE DAVIES'S SHOP HAS OPENED. J rHg shop secured by } 'The Modern ,Mil6rsi' is now open, and: our me "Stocks of Spring and Summer < Materials are on display for your in^ pection. ' . Our prices for suits-to-measure ange from 55s to 84s cash. That is a aymg of about £2 on credit tailora' ■ •noes. Every Suit is guaranteed handailoredr^guaranteed to fit and please, nd to give all-round satisfaction. Our ow cash prices do not detract from he quality or appearance of your At our numerous branches through>ut .New Zealand thousands of suits ire tailored for men of critical taste. in<l T 6-! • you to try our modern ■ mro O^S§^ n*52S? own int «rests. OUR GUARANTEE PROTECTS ' tou—vou cannot lose a cent or be lisappomted. 55s to 84s CASH. GEORGE DA VIES, LTD. "The Modern Tabors." Address: His Majesty's Theatre Buildings, High Street. ELECTION OF MEMBER OF LAND BOARD. In pursuance of Regulations under "The Land Act, 1908": I WILLIAM HENRY SKINNER, , Commissioner of Crown Lands for the Marlborough Land District, do hereby give notice that an election will be held for the return of one qualified.' person to serve as a member of the Marlborough Land Board to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of James Fulton, and that the latest day for receiving nominations of candidates will be the 15th November, 1912; and that a poll, if necessary, will be taken at the District Lands and Survey Office, Blenheim, on the 16th day of December, 1912. Every person desirous of becomiM«. a, candidate must be nominated by nol less than two Crown Tenants of t3w> district by a nomination paper obtainable at this office, and at the Post Offices at Havelock, Kaikoura, Picton, and Seddon, as prescribed by Regulations, delivered to the Commissioner of Crown Landls, Blenheim, on or before the said 15th day of November, 1912, and not later tlian 5 j o'clock p.m. ' Only those lessees who were Crown Tenants on Ist January, 1912, are eligible to nominate candidates . . W. H. SKINNER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Ihstnc* Lands and Survey Office, Blenheim; 25th September, :1912. "pOR SALE.—Good, clean Waste JL Paper, in large or small quantities, at "Express" Office.