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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 699, 8 May 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PRETTIEST GIRL IN FILMDOM THE PRETTIEST GIRL IN FILMDOM Hazel Dawn Hazel Dawn TT IS MAJESTY'S. Hazel Dawn -El B.o—To night—B.o Hazel Dawn HAZEL DAWN in Hazel Dawn MORE A Comedy Hazel Dawn NIOBE which Hazel Dawn NIOBE begins Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn TT I ! Hazel Dawn -El 1 Hazel Dawn H Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE Ends Hazel Dawn NIOBE To-day. Hazel Dawn NIOBE Hazel Dawn NIOBE The Goddess Hazel Dawn NIOBE of Tears. Hazel Dawn Other Excellent Films include: PICTURESQUE MATLOCK. Vita—GOOD IN THE WORST OF US—Drama Beauty—DESERTED at the AUTO—Comedy THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. 1/- and 6d. Reserves The Bristol, 1/6. C YDENHAM PICTURES. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT HAZEL DAWN in NIOBE HAZEL DAWN in NIOBE Funniest, Drollest Comedy ever perpetrated. Pop. Prices. (JLOBE THEATRE, To-day from Noon, Tuesday, & Wednesday. HELEN'S BABIES Story from HELEN'S BABIES the Well HELEN'S BABIES known Book. Fun by the Thanhouser Kidlets. THE THIRD COMMANDMENT. Sensational Kalem Drama. Australian Gazette. About Yanman, China. Prices: Adults 6d, Children 3d. T " I N G ' S THEATRE. (Under the Patronage of the Christchurch Boxing Association.) i LAST TWO NIGHTS. TONIGHT AND TO-MORROW. THE GREATEST FIGHT FILM EVER SHOWN IN THE WORLD. I THE KING'S THEATRE CROWDED I THE KING'S THEATRE CROWDED With Delighted Sports! With Delighted Sports! The Vast Audience Confirmed the Opinion of the '.i'orld. I THE GREATEST AND MOST REALISTIC FIGHT FILM Ever Seen in the Dominion. Enthusiasm so Great, so Unbounded, so spontaneous, has never been shown TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Also, TO-MORROW. DON'T MISS IT! Book Your Seats Now! MAKE SURE OF IT!' Prices: 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Company. " "ONEY to LEND on MORTGAGES of FREEHOLD at Lowest Current Rates. Also by way of Sub-mortgages on First-class Securities for small premiums or at increased rate, as arranged. Smaller Sums on Approved Second Mortgage or Chattel Security. H. K. McDOUGALL, SOLICITOR, INGLIS'S BUILDINGS, 220 HIGH STREET (Opp. Tattersall's). 'Phone No. 3684. \\7~E have SPECIAL SUMS of £SOOO, £3500, £ISOO, and several of £IOOO for IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT at lowest rates of interest. DOUGALL & UPHAM, WORCESTER STREET. MONE £lO and UPWARDS, ON ANY KIND OF SECURITY. F. D. KESTEVEN, 4d CHANCERY LANE. EDUCATIONAL. GOOD START OFTEN WINS THE Then give your boys and girls a good start by sending them to GILBY'S COLLEGE fov a thorough grounding in those subjects so essential to success in life. What are they?— Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and General Office Practice, or the Matriculation or other Educational Examination according to inclination and fitness. Address: THE DIRECTOR, Q.ILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD. NEXT CHIEF POST OFFICE, F)IGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Hallenstein's Bldgs. (opp. D.1.C.) Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). RESULT OF GOVERNMENT EXAMS. As a result of the Government Entrance Exam, for Shorthand-Typistes held last May, THREE of the four successful Christchurch candidates were PUPILS OF THIS SCHOOL, while one of our students obtained first place for the whole of New Zealand out of a total of 126 candidates. At the previous examination there were 151 candidates, and ONE OF OUR PUPILS was also placed FIRST on the list of passes. These, and many other results, alord convincing proof of the THOROUGH PRACTICAL TRAINING our pupils receive. SCHOOL TERM COMMENCES ANY DAY. .370 DANCING, Deportment, Physical Exercise. MISS COX (pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, ondon) resumes Afternoon Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing from MARCH IG. Evening Classes forming. To Whare, 53 Hereford St. W. Telephone 354. .774 PUBLIC NOTICES. gARRETT'S HOTEL, Opposite Banl of New Zea''ind, WELLINGTON. First-class Accommodation. Electric Lift. Tariff: 8/- per day, £2 5/- per week. The NEW ZEALAND PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION has approved of this popular Hotel as an Association House for 12 months for the year ending March 31, 1916. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. .333 i