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Amusements. ZEALANDIA HALL. Sole Lessees .. John Fuller & Sons. TO-tfIGIIT (At 8) TO-NIGHT. CHANGE OP PROGRAMME. STILL THEY COME. Another Brilliant Series of Masterpieces. FULLERS’ PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. WINTER TRAFFIC IN STOCKHOLM. An Interesting- Travel Subject. THE LATEST BATHE’S GAZETTE. Interesting Items of News. THE LEAGUE OF MERCY. THE LEAGUE OF MERCY. A Vilagraph Masterpiece. FISHING IN THE ADRIATIC. HER CHILD’S HONOUR. HER CHILD’S HONOUR. A Pathetic and Soul-stirring Drama of Unusual Excellence. A VISIT TO BERLIN. One of the Finest Cities In Europe. WEDDING BELLS. WEDDING BELLS. This novel production gives a truly superb presentation of the shocking conditions that are countenanced by a civilised community. SEMINOLES’ SACRIFICE. SEMINOLES’ SACRIFICE. A Sensational Indian Drama. A MIX-UP. A MIX-UP. A Comedy with many strong Humorous Situations. PITZWOODLE'S WOOING. Another Fine Comedy. TWEEDLEDUM and THE BANK-NOTE. Our Old Friend at his Best. A Happy Event in Foorluck’s Family. A Fitting ending to a Fine Programme. CONCERT OF THE SEASON. ICTORIA HALL, AUGUST 9 and 10. LUCY COWAN, of Christchurch, LUCY COWAN, of Christchurch, LUCY COWAN, of Christchurch, New Zealand’s Greatest and Most Popular Lady Elocutionist, (Winner of several Gold Medals and Championships) In Shakespearian. Humorous, Scotch and New Zealand Recitals and Musical A Complete Change of Programme Each Evening. Songs and Musical Selections by Popular Local Artists. ADMISSION—3s, 2s. Is. 1598 ARTHUR BATEMAN, Manager. Of Sixty Guineas. DISTANCE —SIX FURLONGS. FOR three-year-old Horses, foaled, and trained (at least from date of entry) in the following Counties, viz. : —Fiord, Wallace, Southland. Lake, Clutha. Tuapeka and Vincent. Standard Scale of Weigh t-for-age Races ; the winner of any previous race of the value of 50 sovs. to carry a penalty of 71bs.. of 75 sovs., a penalty of lOlbs., or 100 sovs. or over, a penalty of 14 lbs. Entry Fee, £1 10s, to close on Ist AUGUST. Acceptances on General AcORPHANS’ CLUB. VICTORIA HALL, TO-NIGHT, S p.m. 1598 Monologues. “ WINTON GUINEAS.” ceptance night. H. H. KIDD,

1396 Secretary. Meetings. LABOURERS’ AND DRIVERS’ UNION. MEETING TO-NIGHT in Trades Hall, 8 p.m. Business ; General. 1005 A. GLASS, Sec. NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Lumsden Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, 19th JULY, 1911, at 1, p.m. sharp, for taking steps to have Saleyards erected in Lumsden. All those interested in the movement are specially asked to be present, when an encouraging preliminary report will be submitted. DONALD FRASER, Lumsden, Convener. 10th July, 1911. 1562 Mothers who have brought up Families! 431*. 'M Is the mother's favorite remedy for Coughs,ColdsandSore Throats. It acts quickly and the children like it—the taste is so very pleasant. It is just as effective in the case of adults. A slight huskiness in a singer’s throat or a violent hacking cough, a distressing cold or an inflamed sore throat all yield to a few doses of the healing balsam. > BENJAMIN GUM. Sold by Chemists & Storekeepers, 1/6 bottle. EVERY WOMAN who dresses well and cares for effect, should wear good Costumes. Good Costuming Is the Ease of good dressing. GOOD COSTUMIERS, GRACE & CO. GENTS’ TAXIiOBS, Corner Dee & Spey Sts. CUTTERS : Mr C. Flanagan. Mr H. Grace.