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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1348, 21 June 1911, Page 1

jo- ZKALANDIA HA t JL TONIGHT. zealandia hall night. A TRULY GREAT HOLIDAY PTCTOKUL AND MHSTCAL TRIUT, PICTORIAL AND MUSICAL TREAT. PIuTORIAL AND JhUSIUAJL TREAT. A remarkably fine,selection from tlie World's best makers of cinematograph films, especially chosen for the holiday season, embraced in the most brilliantly exhibited lay ward's Pictures And Concert Orchestra. ENCHANTMENT FOR THE EYE AND EAR. TO-NIGHT'S BILL 0' EAKE. 1. RATHE GAZEFE. Topical. We place the "World before you. 2. A TIN-TYPE ROMANCE, Comedy Drama. A highly diverting Vitagraph Comedy-drama in which the wonderful dog Jean effects reconciliation in a lovers quarrel, 3. THE DOLL'S REVENGE, Trick Comedy. One of those clever trick films which fairly puzzle you as to how it's done. 4. THE GREAT DOGS OF ST. BERNARD. I SCENIC ANIMAL STUDYJ A splendid educational and scenic picture showing the home of this cole • , brated breed and depicting their work. 5. PWYING AT DIVORCE, Drama. Another strong Vitagraph production showing how three children save their parents from Divorce Court proceedings, 6. MATILDA CHASED, Comedy. An uproariously funny merrymaker. 7. AN ANIMAL LIFE STUDY, Scenic. All animal lovers will heartily enjoy this picture. 8. IN the WILDERNESS, Drama. A stirring and thrilling Wild West picture brimful of exciting situations and hairbreadth escapes, 9. THE TRAfHP AND THE BOMB, Comedy. The combination proves both an amusing and effective one, but the tramp falls in at the finish. 10. STEEPLECHaswg AT WANG4NUI, Topical. A really fine graphic reproduction of the leading features of tip-top sport provided by the "lepping" brigade at the Wangapui Jockey Club's Winter Meeting, 11. A MOUNTAIN MAID, Drama. A novel love story based on a new play for which the leading man and lady take extraordinary pains to secure the best resuits, 12. BSBBY AS A SOCIAL REFORMER, Comedy, His efforts to put the world right cause no end of trouble and comical happenings,

EMPIRE SELECT ROK Direction ... Hayward's, Ltd WILTi RE-OPEN TO-BAY. Show Refreshments, MES RAWLINS, of the White House, has made special arrangements for refreshments during Show Week. Meals from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. Hot Luncheons a specialty. Tea ■nd cakes all day al the White House, the Square. DRIED MILK MANUFACTURE At the NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. June 20 to 23. THE Drying will take place at the following times:— Tuesday—--3 to 4 p.m., 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. Wednesday - 12 noon to 1 p.m., 7.30. to. 8.30 p.m. Thursday—--12 noon to 1 p.m,, 7.30 to 8,30 p.m. Friday—--3 to 4 p.m., 7,30 to 8.30 p.m, In the . machinery hail. DAIIH FARMERS. BEFORE deciding on a Milking Machine see the exhibit of THE "JERSEY MILKER" At the Show, I

IMPORTANT TO LADIES, IOOPER & CO., of Wanganul, are making a Display of NEW and UP-TO-DATE MA- ' TERIAL and STYLES on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at the Club Hotel fc ample Rooms:' Mr Cooper lias recently returned from LoncV 11 and Paris, where lie lias studied tlio latest, All gowns will be fitted and supervised by him. There will also be a Display of Burberry Coats and Hats personally selected in London, THE ROYAL HOTEL. LUNCHEON 12.30 till 2 Daily. DINNER 6 to 7 p.m. Weekly arrangements to suit customers. A. H. ROGERS ... Proprietor. A NEW HOLIDAY, A GOOD PLACE TO GO TO, SMITH & BROWN. PORK! BUTCHERS And get your goods read ked. Something to suit everybody. Goods too numerous to mention. Come and view, our window. Nothing like it in the Dominion. MAIN STREET WEST (Next Commercial Hotel)