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AMUSEMENTS, ETC. QRANI) THEATRSL Continuous from Noon. “ THE FIGUREHEAD ” (Eugene o*Brien>, And “ TH?: MOONRIDERS ” (Serial). SYDENHAM PICTURESNightly lit. 7.15. • HUNTING SHADOWS' 1 -H. B. Warner!. and - WOMAN AND WIVES ” (Alice Brady). LIBERTY THEAT R K Daily, 2.15 and 7.15. • DON’T EVER MARRY” (All Star Cast), and the “INVISIBLE HAND” (Serial). QUEEN’S THEATER Continuous (rom Elven. • A SINLESS SINNER ” (Marie Doro) and "HER KINGDOM OF DREAMS” (Anita Stewart.) Nightly at S. WALTER JOHNSON REVUE COMPANY, “ HITS AND BITS.” Also Vauderiile Programme.

SUITS TO ORDER In responpp to numerous request#, we wish to notify that we are now prepared to execute orders for Suits—made to your measure from any of our materials. Prices from £5 10s. We will continue to carry a large and rarird stock of “ H. and S.” Suits ready-for-service Also showing. Men’s Overcoats, Sports Suits, Working Trousers, and Material# sold by the yard. - - Get the Wholesale Habit and deal direct with the Manufacturer*. HANCOX ANITsTEERE, LTD 174. CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH.

.ATE ADVERTISEMENTS _ nTDE A DOUGLAS MOTORCYCLE. D.)v c. T.A V Superiority i, '*“• c*o vive iisuseditts delivery of the 3# and A h.p 1920 P*o>'o ! a Sorillo’i. pom Tbeatre 'Hot*'STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX. lATEST Model 6 Cylinder Studebaker. J Five passenger Absolutely new. C-Om* plete road equipment. Cord tyrea. SAYILLE’S. near Theatre RoyaL MOTOR-CYCLE TYRES DUNLOP Spencer. Mcultin and *ll the Beat Makes of Motor cycle Pyres, e l i ts* jow available at SAYILLE S. near Theatre. Royal. * -kA/ TATANTED, for one borne. Three L»4y- \ > Helps ior Domestic Duties. App y Domestic. 4930 A eTRACED.—Found or. property near SlurO Ipv Links. One Ca.i. Communicate Finder, ’’Times.” 4? 3IX . PEN'T.’S Bike Wanted, Massey’s Silver V_< Ribbon or 8.5. A.. with back-pedalling bvake preferred; urgent. Particulars. V 9. OOFT Cabm Boa Jjy cash or tei Street. __ _ Tir ANTED Sell, Six-roomed House, e \ \ conveniences K»s stove, e.rly pos» sion • £B3O 247, Kilmore Street. City: 48843 -pOR SALE, 4-EOOMED HOUSE, 1 '\VA::TKD, ReSr.sd Lstlv I » for about three weeks; no children. 317 ’"'ANTED, Good Horn** (or Boy. aged 12 \ V voars. good. worker. 247. Kilmore 4 933 a Good Capable Cook, aiso ' > Kitchenmaid. App’y to Mrs Orford, Bovs’ Pvenaratorv School. "Winchester. 84S1X rPC Let, Snperit * Single Room, both furnished, breakfast if required. 293 Cashel Street, Citv. NATIONAL PROHIBITION. (~IHORAL HALL. FRIDAY, FEB 15h. At 9- p.m. MR JAMES MARION, Australia’s Noted Social Reformer, Orator and Prohibition Publicist, Will present his Fascinating Story, •’UNCLE SAM SOBERS UP.” Narrating results of his Yieit to U.S.A. and Canada. « MARION’S MASTERLY MESSAGE " Should be heard by all. * • The Oame.ru Mail” of Feb. Ist say a:— M.‘ Mr.rion is a pugnacious orat-or. with * distinct gift of humour. He treats his subject impartiallv. eschewing statistics end th.2 carefully compiled, case with which v. m c-e so familiar. Wc would like to hear him speak to an audienco of ar.tagcristic nen only; for it is evident that be carries a heavy reserve of facts best told in the unabridged and unvarnished words of the roan of the world. We look for some very plain speaking when the heat of the can.ips.ign has loosened his real style. COLLECTION J. I. BOYDS, Chairman, a W DOBBs