FULLERS PICTURES.

Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 62, 14 March 1916, Page 8

FULLERS PICTURES.

T::v> t-T-vTi* proar;vnmu> at Mis M. -.-^ty's ;> woll north seeing. It •-. :-.t-:;v- r.n ovv-itir.^, Yitfl|jraph drama v*TH'tV^ "The Wireless l?oscue,'" a ryihvMi r.vainA, showing the workings - v" -a of on:;>]ivyeos who sought to «*ir.;« n >tiik<\ They plot to destroy a •r.-i.n. V<it the heroine «>{ the play lias r. v.irv'os> r,ppnr.itv.< .nnd by its use kit r*v i, catastrophe* The .supporting v^no*. ijsc rjdes a Keystone, another c^Wii Vitiusraph drama, a splendid ive-Tinnee drsmn. the Topical Budget, jv~*i <cv»:jplo of comic*. TVv.;riorrm\ nicht (Wednesday) tlio rr.jj'nsciMw^t ■nil) present another big '~«.:,ir" r.UTOv'tioti in tli--» form of the l.n!cm rrn CV.-.nv.ny's !atest «■ >if r^u^nl, '\\3ono * in" London," ■ ■■vs'^rvr.; Miss Florence Turner and a r^-.orii:; 1 oast ip a film version of one i^i xh-o most stirring melodramas ever v"*-'«eiu The picture is said to abound *'i decries actually vaken in the "n-or?n*s metropolis!'* and the story la one cives a £low of satisfaction *.-» the fvn]<>-Ykor and in;*kos for a devty» tci lead a strcightfonv.-ud, honest

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,/!?** of ilip qne?tions p«t to Mr A. -VexaßSart, ii.Sc.A.. on the conclus:«n <vs his address last night was as Triiv the potato yields in this dis:;Xt w<"v 5° latich smaller nowadays siw?i th?v A-ero twenty yenrs ajjo, hen it Tsra. s gait« a common thing "to Cft l-> tx'jns or so t« the acre The l^ct^irer said that for one thing not fisnap.!: onnaiderstioa was i;iven to the rjoancm of crops. The virgin fersr.irv of-the sou was too much abused, Atm xhe -deplerion of nitrogeji, potash, .-T)'i r.tbor constituents was bound to leji its tale- Probably if a proper rotation of crops was adopted there trpr.la be a reiurn to the productivity «^Mr!wr roars. The soil had to provjac tor jrenerations nnborn, and it roni-1 nm fail if properly treated. In *ir Old Oonntrr—in the south of ><T-jand for instance—there were ranr.v that had-been worke-d for 500 vMrR. a.ad they were, never more ferliie 3itast iijey were tcn2ay. A asynibors 7 «lispixfce TOS heard by Air F. it B. Loaghnan, 5.3f.,-this ri. .rmn- Tr.e <"oniplainaut was r-":r, r-? s IJalcjok. aad the defendant iVi:£;s«n S. Aldridne, the eiiar<m bp,T:p; t^iat .i3dnctae lr-fi oi*n a Mr.r;.png gnu» ai.-iintaijj(.'d by BaJdick, -y jxm'-^sion of the Picton Koad B'iard, rt«xs-s a pnMic line of road. -*3r C. H. Mills appfiai-ed for the cPTn7lalna.lt. .md Mr A. Rogers for ri:e o<-Jo:idaßi. Mr aod Mrs HaJdiek si^;«*ri in that they saw A^fiiiKe crjve -^ionjz «n March Ist ma Xih<Ti found the crtte open. The -.!<-.-.■: iicU:-- t . in the witness-box, rt»>a -hat he dosed the gate; and Mac Donald was called io I *--jy that. Mandintr about a hundred I *-i.r-;v axny, v.he saw Aldrid^e ba-rk t<* ~:zr cate after leading Jjks horse and tr-:p t.r.r.-nt-h. and. tliou^h the gate itM-ji iv-is obscured ireni iier view, m;»- ne.»«d i"t sln^n. His Woridiip d-'ii-sj-lj.-j jjj.-i ruliivstion of a. more t:-''v^jl:»:»:.v ,pirii. and dismissed the j <3sf- all'.wms ch,y defendants costs rr a <.iitita»|; '.o £5 ;^. \ k-ttr-r r<Tt:ve<l in Marlborowgh-tow-n fi-om Serj^. Norman Sheridan, w-.> x,.-i< wcirndetl on Gr.Hipoh and .nr.jtw i« fcujikmd. states that he ix.«-atJy \<Teivi*il in one iiatch 74 "'"-' 7" "TlHm 1r)on" -!-'j relatives. He h:i-:_V>.i l)-.*wjui:i^ hi^ iot at not i^vrr-.^ir any <-oii.Kn3nicTUon.s from 1 •■ ov-.v, hr.:y.e plr.c--. and the arrival ■•I f,.s f.^r,,-!,. „< ;.;-.] •j.^v,' Vjm the iv.:-,:, ..: ihe ;;; iif-iett. This :::■>• ;_-v-- ;i iimmih why n-.» replies- :.;.•.<' i-H'n re^-ived iii'in uiaiiy ;i n.an . : il.t- :r.>r.t To leiL i> re^ula'rly soni "•-•::- t N^wuii Sht-ralan lias bw-n •:-.. I-uiN^t-x.; iiew.sj»j»cr«», !mifc where v > I.MsVtl to i>. n. mystery, for };•- :::.- r.-t r^-»-iv«-fl ;hc:n.