CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10776, 26 May 1911, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

.. The; was a fairly large audience at the; King's Hall last evening when a. new' programme , was screened. .. The Only thing- that marred the entertainment was the fact that one of the pic.tures, "Views of the Antwerp Zoo," was connected wrongly, the picture being thrown on the sheet up-side doirn. This was not the fault .of the operator, lie having received the film as it came from - the suppliers. ''Scenes in Cochin China" and "Picturesque , Frieburg" were two scenic films of great interest, and "Pathe Gazette" also contained pictures of incidents of interest. "The Padrone,"' :thofUgh not a Wild West drama as advertised, was _an exciting story of a kidnapped' child and rescue. "Two ;Men" and "Grandfather's Gift" were two good dramatic stories, and several comedies, including "Brisk and His Clever Dog" caused much merriment. The-Universal Picture Company have procured another of Messrs Jno. Fuller and Soils' programmes for to-morrow afternoon and evening entertainments at I the Opera House. The series have he<hi shown with great success in Dunediti and Timaru. Speaking of it the O.D.T. says: "The pictures ivhich_ will ■constitute the attraction at the Princes Theatre for the next- two evenings were .•=h6wn' for the first time last bight to -the usnal practically full house. The new series is a good one. and bears the impress of having been carefully selected. There is a judicious admixture of; dramatic, scenic, and comic pictures, and much that is adventurous is -liown." The usual matinee will commence at 2.-30 p.m. 1 Fresh .Bargains this week at Aikenhead's Mill-End Sale. -679 For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Peppermint Cnro. Never fails.— ' 1= 6d. 2a 6d.

The Waitaki-Ngapara Anglican services rirll be hold on Sunday as follows:—Haka Valley, 11 a.m. ; Otok'aiko, ' 3 p.m. ; Ivurow, 7 p.m.—VieaV. Maere- ; whcriua, 3 p.iii.—Mr T. G. Patilin., • ' We remind, our readers of the sale of land on account of the executors of the late P. H. Townsend at Air Walter Sumpter.'s rooms to-morrow. Air S.ump■terwill also.offer for sale freehold section 2, 'block 11., Kurow, with 3-roomed ■ house and lean-toi. The New Zealand Loan and Mercan-tile-Agency Co.j Ltd., have several' en- : tries for their Horse Sale at O'Brien's stables to-morrow." ' '•

Owing,to •unavoidable circumstances 'Messrs \Voods and- Boyle will be unable to carry on' their skating me'nts at Hakataramea this evening. Afi announcement appears in our advertising coljimns. • The. Olympia Skating Rink will not be'open this evening; but there will be the usual three sessions to-morrow.

To-riiorrow will be a busy shopping < day at Aikonbead's. ' Mill-End pricos . will prevail. Mill-End prices are-lower' 'than the oft-repeated "huge reduction," "tremendous sacrifices," ""as- ' tiuiidiiijr concessions," aiid whether' or mot tlic* name applied, the. imiprossion that we are' actually giving : value surpassing all previous attempts, • such a t'act is a reality.' To-morrow we nvilL replenish' our fixtures with a fur- - Hior supply'of Mill-End purchases. 745 • Over fourteen thousand ' pounds' swdrth. of "Overland"- cars were-sold : within- two months recently at' Christchurch. A local buyer—a high authority on cars —has just bought one, and declares it the easiest riding oar he hsiP over ridden in, after having owned eigh* cars of various makes, including!) thousand pound car. Ruy cars -from your own townsfolk and have an expert on the#spot at all times to assist you, free of charge. SEARLE, Solo Agent for "jOveflands," "Argylls,." iind "C»I----tliorpcs." Any other make of vnr sup;pfiedt at Home prices plus landing charges..

iTbia fact is weii v.ortlieiiiiihaKisiJig—a. sterilising plant that tabsiihitelj prevent any skit! 'diseaso' nr nishes after shaving/has insi.-ilk'd ill KinslieV .