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Free Lance, Volume XV, Issue 815, 11 February 1916, Page 10

BIG ATTRACTIONS AT s r P HE THING'S -a- HE -ICING'S Every Evening at 8. (Matinee: Saturday at 2.30) THIS WEEK MARGUERITE CLARK. MARGUERITE CLARK. (The Girl Whp Is Different.) in • the crucible A GREAT STAT?. IN A GREAT PLAY. A "Famous Players" Masterpieo®. and other Fine Pictifres. - NEXT WEEK. ' COMMENCING MONDAY NIGHT. THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD In her Crowning Triumph "RAGS," THE ROMANCE OF A WAIF In this splendid 6000 ft. picture, Miss Pickford returns to her earlier style an&methoda, those which won for her great and lasting popularity. Also Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Drew in a sparkling Comedy and the Popular Pathe Gazette. BOOK YOUR SEATS at the Bristol Piano Go. Prices 1/- and 6d. Reserves 1/6 head teacher, native school APIA, SAMOA. A PPJICATIONsTm be received by W + % undersigned up to the 25th instant for the position of Head: Teacher of th e School for Native Boys, Apia., Applications should be certificated teachers -with special qualifications for Manual and Agricultural Instruction, to be taken in conjunction with ordinary primary subjects; a knowledge of vocal music will be a recommendation. Salary £300, with unfurnished' residence and free passage to Samoa. A married man, to he accompanied by his wife, desired l . Strict temperance a necessity. Engagement terminable, but not necessarily terminated, at the end of war. W. J, ANDERSON, Director of Education. Education Department, Wellington, Bth February, 191