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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7336, 14 January 1911, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller and Sons. TOD AY 2.30 TO-DAY FULLERS' PICTURES Matinee FULLERS'PICTURES Matinee MATINEE. MATINEE MATINEE Bring the Little Ones to see MARVELLOUS MELBOURNE, MARVELLOUS MELBOURNE, The Queen City of the South. MARVELLOUS MELBOURNE. MATINEE. Matinee QUEEN OE NIHILISTS To-Day THE STORK. Matinee VIEEGGIO To-Day PORTJENGRAT Matinee GRANDMOTHER'S To-Day NEW YEAR STORY. Matineo TEMPEST AND To-Day • SUNSHINE. Matinee LILY'S CAREER. To-Day STOLEN BOOTS. Matinee DAVY JONES. To-Day CART. BRAGG. And a Life on the Ocean Wave. Matinee BENARES. To-Day THE PUZZLE. MAX ZINDER. FOOLSHEAD'S CHRISTMAS, And a Host of Others. . MARVELLOUS MELBOURNE! Only at Fullers' Pictures. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MATINEE PRICES—Adults and Children 6d to all parts. . If thafs yonr question perhaps it is answered in this list of CAMPBELL'S CHOICE GROCERIES. cent ** J tj;„i-i id Pi Onions, per bot., 9d. Crosse and Black well's Mixed PicealUy, Chow Chow, ""'"is, Walnuts, per bot. Crosse and Blackwell's Vinegar, bot. 3d. Tomato Sauce, quart bottle, Is. All these, and many other good, quality Groceries may be had here, at the lowest prices. Give us this week's order. W. CAMPBELL, 10 and 42, MANNERS STREET, 293, CUBA STREET, 163, RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. JIGHT-TESTINQ 103, Customhouse Established I&J2. UP-TO-DATE METHODS AND APPLIANCES. COMPETENT ATTENDANTS. LATEST STYLES OP FRAMES AND MOUNTINGS. EEASONABLE CHARGES. T. H. MORRISON, connected w H. S. GILBERD, I'eUon OPEN ALL DAT SATURDAT. ALFRED LEVI, CONSULTING OPTICIAN. H'EJXINGTON. ut is covered with fern and bush, and is excellent -for skirmishing and traoking, while the roughness of the hills enables the carrying out of very formidable endurance tests. A concert was held on the last nigbt, arfd Kramaphone selections and songs bv Mr Gasro and others were much apiated by the scouts, who gave exhicions of drill, first aid, physical drill and signalling. ' The audience were much impressed by the v"' scout training; The high s_ scouts, which had been supplemented by an enjoyable supper provided by Miss Nairn, were strained to bursting point, but a haka saved the situation and form an appropriate conclusion to a happy evening. THORNDON. On meeting at the day the troop had soi tying, and then procei town, where an ambush was arranged. One party was sent to 'occux>y the road and endeavour to surprise the : ns they came up the hill. Hoi keen eyes of S.M. Matthews discovered the ambush, and, by some clever manoeuvring, surrounded and captured it. At Wednesday's meeting the troop was addressed on the Scout Law by Scoutmaster Sullivan, of New Plymouth. The address was an excellent one, and heartily enjoyed by all present. Scouts i—to meet at the Spring this after ' cricket practice. NOTES. One <A the Rotorua troops is comprised of fourteen Ohinemuiri Maoris. Among the good turns done by Rotorua Scouts is assisting crippled people arriving at the famous health resort. A drum and pipe band is being fm by Napier Scouts. Many of the i ments have been donated by leading citir zens. Six telescopes have arrived for NewPlymouth Scouts. They axe to be distributed next month. The West Coast camp at Totara Flat waa a great success. Over a hundred boya were under canvas. A troop of cyclists has been enrolled by Scoutmaster Arthur, of Dunedin. The movement is making remarkable progress in America. Fifteen thousand boys were enrolled in less than three months in. one State alone. The Mayor of and M.P. for Napier, Mr J. Vigor Brown, is a very gTeat. supporter of scouting. He has made presentations of uniforms and bugles, and has lately offered to take the whole battalion of eighty-five Scouts across the harbour in his own launch for a day's outing. For Children's Hacking Cough at Night Woods' Great Peppermii>i Care. Ib tid and 2s Gd. <