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'. 7A#i^lffi£]!tT&?Permanent Pictures. EMPIRE THEATRE.. . ; TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. LLOYD GEORiGE-said: LLOYD GEORGE said: " See that this picture reaches (everyone." fIOW, - ' Have YOU Seen , . |THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME? BATTLE OF THE SOMME? BATTLE OF THE SOMME? BATTLE,OF THE SOMME? BATTLE OF THE SOMME? BATTLE OF THE SOMME? BATTLE OF THE SOMME? The Wonderful, the Glorious Films of "The Big Push." The foremost Statesman of the Empire says that all should see these pictures, SURELY YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE GIGANTIC SACRIFICE OUR BOYS^ARE MAKING TO-DAY. ■ SEE The greatest, grimmest battle of the whole war, m all its dreadful, yet glorious reality. t;LIVES THERE THE MAN WITH SOUL SO DEAD?" SURELY NOT! Box Plan now open.. 'Phone 186. Prices-Circle"ls 6d, reserved stalh Is, stalls 6d. Special Notice.—The management wish to stress the fact that these pictures rnuht not be classed with the many so-called "official pictures" which have been seen here,. These pictures were taken for the War Office with the object of preserving for posterity a record of this glorious offensive. By direction of the Secretary for War, Mr Lloyd George, these pictures were screened in 40 London cinemas simultaneously, causing sensational excitement and arousiag intense. enthusiasm everywhere. 5902 HOKITIKA RACES, JANUARY Bth and 9th. INCLUDING WESTLAND JUBILEE GOLD CUP (36 entries). ' TN connection with the Jubilee Meeting of the Wostland Racing Club, Newmans' cars will leave the Nelson garage at 9 a.m. Sunday, 7th January; (Lunch at Murchison) arrive -Reefton 5.30 p.m. Special train tp Hokitika next morning. Special train from' Hokitika to Reefton January 9th (evening). Cars leave Reef ton for Nelson 7 a.m: January 10th. Return motor fare to Reefton £3 19s 6d. Bookings close 6th January . 5867 TABMOR PATRIOTIC SPORTS. BOXING DAY. In aid of Belgian Belief and Eed Cross Funds. SPORTS, AUCTION SALE OF STOCK AND PRODUCE. Good Programme. Suitable Trains. Roll up and Help a Good Cause. K.BBYJS T GOOD ALL, 5709 , - . Hon Secretary. UPPER MOUTERE-NEUDORF PATRIOTIC SPORTS. To b« held in Messrs. Drummond Bros.' ■ Paddock, JANUARY Ist, 1917. HANDICAP EVENTS. ; ' . t . Maiden Race, 220 yards. ~T 100 Yards Handicap. Hurdle Race, 120 yards. Half Mile Run Handicap. L'2o Yards Handicap. One Mile Run Handicap. 440 Yards Handicap. Two Mile Bicycle Handicap. 100 Yards Amateur Handicap. . Also, Guessing Competitions-, Tug-of-•TYar on Grass;--Putting the Shot, etc., etc. All Handicap Entries close with the Secretaries on December Ist, 1916. A. WILIvENS, H. R. BENSEMANN, 5343 Joint Secretaries. When you arise in the morning with a bad taste in your mouth, ffet STEVEN'S HEALTH SALT. It is a pleasant effervescing saline, best taken before breakfast. Sold everywhere, 2/-. 6 MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. . . ■ MONEY MONEY. ANY SUM LENT. MONEY. MONEY. From £5 to MONEY MONEY. £20. MONEY. MONEY. Apply MONEY. MONEY. L. W. BALKIND. MONEY. MONEY. Nelson Agent. MONEY MONEY. E. OANN,. MONEY. I MONEY. 129, Trafalgar St. MONEY. MONEY. Nelson. MONEY. ! MONEY. MONEY. MC TEY. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. CHRISTMAS AND MEW >EAR HOLIDAYS. THE Offices of the undersigned Land and Commission Agents will bo Closed for the usual annual vacation from 12.3U p.m. on SATURDAY, 23rd December, 1916, until the morning of THURSDAY, 11th January, 1917. W. ROUT AND/ SONS. GEORGE M. ROUT. 11. H. ntfd A. E. JACKSON. F. anrl D. EDWARD'S. STSP Jackson & Go. Ltd. Are.creating tbe reputation for liandling llisli-class Goods only. The Huge Variety and Choice Designs of ' Christmas Stationery and * Art China, the quality of Ladies' Handbags •' • • and . Presentation Books, etc. and the reasonable price at which they are offered, make the selection of '. > a : xma's;giet a pleasure. ] A ilearby Invitation is- Extended to " ~-«* '-\lnspect., Onoto Fquntalo Pens. , : Jackson and Go., Ltd.