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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 16082, 2 October 1916, Page 1

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MEETINCS AND AMUSEMENTri, "THE FIGHTING CHANCE." AT HAYWARD'S LYCEUM. TO-AiUJiT, at a. BIG FEATURE i.UUOLSS l>r>rr OF THt Flh °< »"•*ORT f ANC E . i3-U.LLJ.ANT tiCKivbN AUAI'TATIUA Ui< Tim WONJDEKJi'UL KOVKL ■By tiie Disimguisiiua American Author ItpiiKHX AY. CHAMBERS. the FICHTING CHM*ofc. A Tale of |H* fighting uhakol. u hoL" EISKIS 0 CHANCE - ' FICHTING auuimst rut FIGHTING CHANCE. m uil , but mamed tho IVlau whom it vanquished. On her death-bed Stephen Si ward promised lus mother, though ho know now hopeless was his cliauce, to combat his hereditary craving for drink. I'iie struggle was shorej ixo wus beaten and became a social pariah, shunned by his iellow-nien. Then ho met Sylvia ■bandris, who knew his failing, and hoped that she might save him. Jlo had "a lighting. chance" of winning tier, she said, if only his manhood would assert itself. Even witJi Jicihelp he could not rid himself of tho evil, and again he sank back into degradation. But this time he was u, come back, and, with the strength to tight his hated and unscrupulous rival for Sylvia g love. The fight became one of brawn and might, and took place when two men were locked in Stephen's office. It was a desperate struggle, tho sort of realistic fight which occurred in "Tho iSpoilers,'* without spectators, and with both striving to kill each other. OUR USUAL STANDARD SUPPORTS Prices—6d and Is. Phone 470. PETERSON BENEVOLENT FUND 7 \ MEE7.7NG of tho above Commileb w iH be held in the Council Chambers, TO NIGHT, at 7.30 p.m., to receive Balance Sheet. C. G. AVIGHTMAN, Hon. Secretary. A PATRIOTIC CONCERT will he held in Mr F. Martin's Granary at Obaio, on THURSDAY, October 12, by AV-aimate Orpheus Society in aid of our Sick aiid Wounded Soldiers. Also Sale of Produce. MRS J. PATERSON, President O.L.G. NOTICE. ~ rjpTIE .OFFICIAL . OPENING / . "of ti^ JTMARU BOWLING-CLUB AVill take place on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 p.m. ■ . • Ini'ending Members cordially' invited. F. CARLTON, Hon. Secretary. SPIRITUAL SCIENCE. E. C. w 0 R T H Psychic Clairvoyant, Of London. ITINERARY f'

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