CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10498, 5 July 1910, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

The film-of "London iiv Sorrow" and the Proclamation of King George V., which is to be screened this evening onlv, has already created more than passing interest. The late Sovereigns demise was received with intense regret in London, and the various photos vividly bring to mind the expense, and trouble residents : went to in evincing that grief. The proclamation ceremony, is also depicted and the .formaliti.es.rare portrayed with remarkable: realism. The proclamation was read .by : Sir Alfred Scott Gatty, ■ Garter King Arms, punctually at 9 a.m., . at St. James' Palace. This was followed at 9.45 a.m. bv the proclamation at; Temple Bar, where the heralds had demanded, and were granted after due formality, entrance into the city. At 10.15 a.m. the ceremony repeated at the Royal Stock Exchange. These ceremonies' make an interesting: film running into 1000 feet, and, in addition, bring into view many, of the.-his-torical buildings of the city. The remaining studies are well in keeping, "Roosevelt in Africa" probably, being foremost in interest. • Friday and-Saturday, the biggest two days'.s business we ever had.. Another example of cause and effect. Whole-, hearted determination for: success, keen cutting of prices bore .fruit to .an'.: extent altogether, beyond our expectations. Look at our windows, look >t our value we give you, then size us up, and ask yourself the. question, Is.it a store that stands at the back of .your, purchase a year hence?. With these points, in ; your, mind shop, now, and vou?ll- do so thoroughly, intelligently, and more profitably, than ever before, but remember-its M'D-o-n-a-l-d's Boot. Sale, beside Bullcid's. ■...".. -767 The Rev. R. E. Davies, M.A., Knox Church, Dunediii, will preach the "anniversary services next Sunday in connection with Columba .Church: •.:>. Tliobretliren of .Lodge P:A.F.S. of A. are i requested .to meet .at. the Lodgeroom at.2-p.m...t0-morrow for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late wife of Bro. A S. Familton. .' Workmen !of special skill not only do their work better, but do it quicker, and consequently • at less cost than men of average ability. . This is no doubt the secret, of high-grade work being turned out at such : low: rates'.,-it. Sear'le's Reliable Coach Factory, .Wear street. ' - .-'■*.-! Now that the long winter nights are here the best, way to pass a pleasant evening is to invest in . an:. Edison, Phonograph. Call at Messrs Gib.bs,and M'Bryde!s and ,hear the . very latest models in machines and the pick of the records. > •• -' ;,..-■'■■ :_;•,:.., ..: F. G. Marshall's Jewellery Establish-; • ment, Thames street, continues steadily - to the front,, with a conspicuously up-to-date display,, making a.specialty .of all the leading lines in jewellery and silverware. The prices are the lowest consistent with quality, and : . include ...a discount on.all cash.orders of 20s and over;; ■■■ ":*.:• : • ~ .'y l . ■"■ -.-" ■*" . Smoking Mixture is unlike anv other tobacco oh the.market, deliriously cool. L. and Co. Pipes from 4s, from Jackson, Crown Hairdressing Saloon, next Post Office. ;_ "It is an unquestionable boon in every respect and fully justifies your outlay.: No saloon.should he without it." Sucli'.is the reference, contiuuallv .made regarding the improved sterilising plant installed in. Basil Ems-li-'s Saloon. ~.....'•: For a first-class Haircut and Shave, go to Dan Costolloe's Saloon, Thames street./.