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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 16081, 30 September 1916, Page 1

meetings and amusements GRAND CfWEftSA. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE At 2.30. J-Jic Great Thrilling Animal Picture,, NATURE MAN. Ihrilling lights with Grizzly Bears, Lions, Snakes, and other Denizens .of trie Forest. Sec the Badger and Wiia Cat fight to a finish. See the Baby Bears frolic like Kittens. See the 'Aatnre .Man corns down the roughest river in the World oil a log at 30 miles an hour. He conquers -who endures. PARENTS—SEND THE, CHILDREN to sco..a Real Man: IT rs an OBJECT LESSON, niid proves that .Man is as good 'as his forefathers and better. • v. . Also— '<■ AROUND THE WORLD BY MOVIE, ; ' . . showing Lapland, Russia, West Indies, Britain, Ceylon, India, Japan, Egypt, Samoa, ' and other Places of Interest. FINE SUPPORTS, including TWO COMICS. The and Biggest Children's Prograramo ever screened. Adults, fid. Children, 3d. GOME EARLY.

TO-NIGHT ONLY. GRAND CiNEMA. (Censored from October Ist.) TO-NIGHT ONLY * THE YELLOW PASSPORT : CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, THE VEER-LESS QUEEN OF THE SCREEN, as "SONTA SOKOLOFF," tho Beautiful Russian. W> m THRILLS. PATHOS. ROMANCE. INTRIGUE. MYSTERY. . REVENGE. BLACK HATRED. TENDER LOVE. RICHNESS OF SCENIC ENVIRONMENT. THE -LASH OF THE SECRET POLICE. THE PERSECUTION OF A BEAUTIFUL GIRL. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION p T POPULAR PRICES —ONLY COWI ■ EARLY. ;l ' D.C. Is, Stalls 6d. Reserves Phone 456.

NOTICE. A tho : Residents of St. jITL Andrews District will bo held in, the St. 'Andrews Public Hall, on WEDNESDAY, October 4th, for the purpose of nominating a Queen for the forthcoming Carnival. Cliair will be taken .at S o'clock. D. CALLAGIIAN, • ■ V / Secretary. THE GRAND.' ■ STAFFORD STREET NORTH, v TUESDAY; OCTOBER 3rd. 8 o'clock. His Worship tho Mayor Presiding. ~fo/S'R JOHN J. VIRGO, Field Seci-etary British National Council, Will tell the Thrilling Story of the Y.M.C.A. WAR WORK ' . Y.M.C.A. WAR WORK In France, Great Britain, Egypt, etc. Collection National Work. , A ROYAL RECOMMENDATION. Buckingham Palace, , June 10th, 191(3. Dear Mr Virgo,— The King, hearing that you are about to leave on a special mission to the Overseas Dominions, India, and tho Crown Colonies, His Majesty asks you to convey to the various organisations of the Y.M.C.A. in those countries his congratulations.on their successful work during the war, and especially in the cases whore they have sent secretaries to accompany the troops to the front. His Majesty trusts that you may be successful in your efforts towards bringing about the unification of the forces of the Association throughout the Empire. Yours very truly, (Signed) STAMFORDHAM. Prime Minister's Office. Dear Mr Virgo.— » "I am very glad to hear of the journey which you are undertaking in ■order to stimulate and extend throughout the Dominions the work of the Young Men's Christian Association, which you have served so long and faithfully. You will have a moving tale to tell wherever you go of the benefits which tho Association have conferred upon the Army at the front and in this country, by providing soldiers with comforts and recreation, and something of the atmosphere of a home. I take real pleasure in contributing my testimony to the high estimation m which their efforts are held by His Majesty's With all' good wishes for the complete success of your mission." Yours trulv. 11. 11. ASQUITH. ROBERTSON'S . MARINE ENGINE BRAKE CO., LTD. THE ANNUAL MEETING will bo held in Hutchison's Rooms on J MONDAY, 9th OCTOBER. Business—Annual and General and Dispoa.l of Patent Rights. C. S. FRASER, - Secretary. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Clandeboye and Orion. SECOND ANNIVERSARY SOIREE, in Hall, Clandeboye, THURSDAY. October stli.- Ten on Tables at ruW - _ I Ticket;.. Is. Children od. )