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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 259, 5 December 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTY'S THEATBE. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. THIS IS THE LAST NIGHT Of the Keystone Great Laugh, THE PROPERTY MAN THE PROPERTY MAN • THE PROPERTY MAN With ' CHARLES CHAPLIN "Props" CHARLES CHAPLIN "Props" Forty Minutes of Laughing. GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC ANTWERP UNDER SHOT AND SHELL. Abido With Me. Mont Dore. Sonny Jim. 1/- and 6d. Reserves, Dresden, 1/6. Q 0 L O S S E U' M. FULLER'S LEADING PICTURES. TO-NIGHT At 8 r— And NIGHTLY. Last Night of A SHEPHERD OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS A SHEPHERD OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS PATHE GAZETTE PATHE* GAZETTE THE BASKET HABlT—Comedy Drama. THE STUDY OF FLOWERS —Educational. Don't Monkey with the Buzz. Saw—Farce. ANTWERP UNDER, SHOT AND SHELL Admission: 6d and. 1/-. MONDAY: HER BIG SCOOP, Featuring the Popular Maurice Costello. SYDENHAM ; PICTUBES J LAST NIGHT of the Australian Drama, SHEPHERD OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS And Programme from Colosseum, as above. Prices Gd and 1/-. Reserves at Hoicroft3. LOBETH E A T BE HIGH ST.'''■Continuous Pictures. LAST DAY OF PROGRAMME. ' : THE GEISHA A Beautiful THE GEISHA Japanese Drama, ' THE GEISHA Photographed in THE GEISHA Flowery Japan. . SPECIAL WAR PICTURES: : GAUMONT GRAPHIC. RETREAT FROM ANTWERP RETREAT FROM ANTWERP Special—Wireless from the War —Special And 8000 ft of Other Subjects. " ~ ljWigYp ~a l~~organ A Grand Organ Recital of BRITISH and FRENCH MUSIC w,ill be given by Dr Bradshaw, City Organist, in His Majesty's Theatre, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), the 6th inst., at 8.80 p.m. Each person attending -is expected to contribute 1 not less than (id for any part of the house. 5217 r R LILLY'S DEMONSTRATION t ' " CONCERTS. CH.ORAL ■ HALL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. PETER PAN. PETER PAN. Founded on Sir J. M. Barrie's .immortal play. Miss Vida Hill (Peter), Miss Nett,aV Rjeid, Mr J. S. Bowier Mr W. J. Sprat*.J ■, \\ "Oh! there's nothing could be ' BWepter than to fly away with Peter, to the ;l&nd where never, tnever, little children grow: up Bridal scene from "Lohengrin.'!""" Plan (free) and Tickets, Milnef and Thompson's and Woodward's, ;3/-, 2/-, 1/-,. 5=3(54 PUBLIC NOTICESrOTICE TO OCCUPIERS Of SHOPS AND FACTORIES RE HOLIDAY ON ULECTIONDAY; .' - '.■■■■ .. ' "" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, under Section 123 of the Legislature Act, 1908, the Provisions of the Shops and Offices Act relating to the weekly Half-holiday appointed under that Act shall; during' Election'' Week, be deomod to -i-eifer to THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the lOtli inst, Thursday- being the Polling Day appointed under the Legislature Act. All Shopkeepers who are required by the Shops and Offices Act'to close their Bhopa for a Weekly Half-holiday must, therefore, do so on that* afternoon, in lieu of the a'ftet'noon usually observed^ FACTORIES, ' '*:r It is not, accessary for any. Factory to close during working hours, but all Factory Employees who are entitled to vote must be afforded a Reasonable Opportunity of' Y.oting, aiid no deduction shall be made from the wages of any employee for any time so occupied: providing that such time does not exceed one hour. ' .

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