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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 1509, 16 January 1914, Page 12

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CAN YOU IMAGINE IT? fid and 3d ; EVERYWHERE. PLOBE /CONTINUOUS piCTURES. THEATRE DE LUXE. Open from 11 am. to 10.30 pm. PICTURE ' SATISFACTION. . That's what happens when you visit the GLOBE PICTURE PALACE. A SPLENDID VITA. DRAMA. —rpHE PENALTIES OF "DEPUTATION. The cleverness and charm of this fine subject causes much merriment. ITER "CURST p,FFENCE. To save her brother, she forges her Employer's cheque. TOPICAL BUDGET. HER FIREMAN. PORGY'S BOUQUET, DRESS CIRCLE — 6d — STALLS. Children, 3d. Reserved, Is. WEST'S 1 piCTURES. pOYAL ' ALBERT TTALL. pATE ,' AND pORTUNE. See the Great Fire Scene. HIS WIFE'S SECRET. . THE STAG HUNT. HAD SHE BUT KNOWN. FAITH OF A GIRL. A DOLLAR DID IT. Song of the Soup. POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. rPHE T YRIC rpHEATRE. " An astonishingly vivid picture of an endon railway collision." HAYWARD'S PICTURES, AYWARD'S JtIcTURES. , „. To-night! A Vigorous Vitagraph Screen Drama— . „ . . 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The dog registration fee for the year 1914 has been fixed at two shillings and sixpence for each cattle or sheep dog, and at five shillings for any other dog. All ,dogs must be registered on or before the last Hay of February, 1914, with the Registrar, failing which proceedings will be taken against the owner. STANLEY BOWREY, January 11, 1914. Clerk. ==a REDFERN'S RUBBER HEELS. Make walking A pleasure.