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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13997, 29 January 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS, Permanent Pictures. EMPIRE THEPTRE. , TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Complete Change of Prograihnw. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. The Official Recruiting Film, A HERO OF THE DARDANELLES A drama in 2 aefs. An animated record of the historic landing on Gallipoli Peninsula April 25th, and afterwards. , MATINEE AT 2.30. CHILDREN OF THE CIRCUS. Pricea as usual. MOTUEKA, TO-NIGHT. •:• ■_■■■-••■- ; ■■; • ■ ■ 377 WI^THS^IRCUS GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY. GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY. GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY. Doors open, 2. _ Commence 2.45. The afternoon .train for Wakefield and Belgrove will be delayed until 5 p.m.- , . Full All-.Star. Programme.!' 364 WIRTHS' CIRCUS. LAST NIGHT. WIRTHS' CIRCUS. LAST NIGHT. WIRTHS' CIRCUS. LAST NIGHT. WIRTHS' CIRCUS. LAST NIGHT. WIRTHS 1 CIRCUS. LAST NIGHT. Location: Gay's Paddock, near Post Office. ' CAPTAIN HULINC'S SEALS. CAPTAIN HULINC'S SEALS. CAPTAIN HULINC'S SEALS. CAPTAIN HULING'S SEALS. CAPTAIN HULiNC'S SEALS. The Most Wonderful Act Ever Seen in New Zealand. THE ROYAL WIRTH FAMILY. THE ROYAL WIRTH FAMILY. THE ROYAL WIRTH FAMILY. In their Novelty Scena, '<A Circus .Modern," including:— MAY MARTIN WIRTH. MAY MARTIN WIRTH. Acknowledged to be the Greatest of all Riders. THE LORETTA TWINS. THE LORETTA TWINS. THE LORETTA TWINS. Electric Sparks on the Horizontal Bars ERNESTONIANS & NOVIKOFFS. ERNESTONIANS & NOVIKOFFS. The Human Aeroplanes in a Thrilling Aerial Act. Louvain on the aerial wire; Mussa Mamiev, the Russian Cossack; Group of Performing Lions born at Cambridge, New Zealand,; Joe and George's Fun Factory -, Danny Yelding,•■■•'English.Jockey Rider; and Fkffenr, the Charlie Chaplin Clown. Admission to Combined Shows:— ss. (reserved chairs), 45., 35., and Gallery 2s. Children half-price except to Gallery. At- tho Matinee children will be admitted at half-price to all parts. THE HUGE ZOO is open from 4 to 5, when the Seals and other Wild Animals will be fed. Adults Is, Children 6d. The Night Train for Wakefield and Belgrove will" be delayed until 11 p.m. 365 THEATRE ROYAL. TUESDAY, FEBRUAEY ]. Direction P. D. Williams. Touring Manager Arthur teroy. GREAT HE&JmTFRENCH GO. On a World's Tour, and direct from : FULLERS', Wellington; 1 GEE AT HENRI PEE NfiH, the famous Peerless Genius, who has had the ■■honour: of performing before the late,Ejag Edward at Buckingham Palace—the Comedian who made the King laugh. ' GREAT HENRI FRENCH CO., presenting a Wonderful and Charming Entertainment for young and old. Tuesday—Une Night Only—February first, Theatre Royal. Come and be tickled to death; something doing all the time. Come and see the class of shot France is introducing to Germany. Magnificent New Programme. Two'"and a half Hours of Delightful Hilarity, Sublime Impersonation. The ...s Mysterious Laughing Show. TUESDAY NIGHT COMPETITION. Roller Skating on Bicycle Wheels. » Prize 4 guineas to anyone who can cross the stage on French's wheels. | Popular Prices : 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. 357 A GALA DAY, In Aid of Patriotic Funds, will be held at &OHATU —ON— TUESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1916. The following are a fjew of the Events and Competitions to be held curing the day:— FOOT EVENTS' 100, 220, and 440 Yards Flat; Ladies' Walk, Stepping the Distance, High Jump, Hop, Step, and Jump; Throwing the Cricket Ball, Putting" the Shot, Throwing, the Hammer, bpar Boxing, Tng-of-War (entries invited), Slow Bicycle Race (Ladies and Gents). HORSE EVENTS. ' , Gallops and Trots, Tilting in. the Ring, 3-P*ce Race, Rescuing the liummy, Jumping Competition, Obstacle Driving, Children's Pony Race, Tug-of-War, Thread and Needle Race, Cigarette Race, Wrestling on Horseback, Buck-Jumping. All Events and Competitions post entry. Refreshments ail day. Afternoon Tea, Sweets and Produce Stalls. Aunt Sally Fortune Telling, Shooting Gallery, Sheep <Tuessincr Competition (live and deaa weight), Catching the. Greasy Pig, and Baby Show. bale of Live at ck, Poultry, and Produce of all descriptions. Cheap Excursion Tickets by Railway, Train leaves Nelson at 7.45 a.m. Returning, leaves Kobatu at 4.30 p.m., and arrives Nelson 6 30 p.m. 218 MOTUEKA FRUIT CANNING FACTORY. f'am a BUYER, at top prices, must . be Al quality, of Plums, Greengages, Peaches, Pears, Blackberries in any quantity : also, 20 tons of late Tomatoes. Advise at once. A. E. TVER, 317 , Motueka. CEItKBUO - MENINGITIS cannot develop if, in the primary stages"of sickness, Fluenzol is garbled and taken internally. The septic throat germs arc thus sterilised and the fever microbes in the blood are eliminated, A major in " the N.Z. Defence Department writes:— "The low rate of sickness at Takapau Camp was largely due to the quantity of Fluenzol condumed by all ranks." . -, . .*..