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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17382, 10 November 1924, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES RACK WEEK ATTRACTION. pHORAL HALL. to-morrow nicht cr T 'csi * \ v c TO-MORROW XKJHT (TUSSOAT). WKDNKSPA V AM* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 AND 13. lAX AND J HERNIA VS K V rfF.RXI AV?IC v « HERNIA ' SK V CHERXIAVSKV VIOLINIST. PIANIST. CELLIST. FTxgriinime for To-mt>ri •»w Nir ht' Trio Op. TO. No. (Roothovfn). ( >ilc: '• Kol Xidrei " (Hi uvli ». "O i tar** " (Moszko\wki). “ Splnn Whet 1 " (Popper). Plano: •Nocturne E Major ’ i ChopTwo Studies ** (Chop " .‘•Vlierao ” (Chopin). Violin: Sonata" (Nnrdini). Trio: " Avp Marla " I Rach-C.oum Minuet" (Boccherini*. PRICES: Reserves seats f>.~. unreserved ts and 2s 6d (pluus tax). Ponoesion a to students in parties of ten. Box Plan now open at The Bristol. Cl lAS. CASLINVr. Manager.

THEATRE ROYAL. I Erection: J. O. Williamson <N\Z.>. ? ‘T.VEN MORE NIGHTS ONL\ With TWO MORE MATINEES. The finest all-round Vaudeville Kramme ever submitted J. C. WILLIAMSON NEW ENTERTAINERS. .THREE OF LOSnON'S i}REATEST STARS, HARRY WEliUliA. Ingland's Fascinating Oomeditnne, HILI>A GLYDi3R. London's Brilliant New Star. RERYE BERESFORIL if h LESLIE HINTON at The Piano. I. EC ('*l i HAMPTON AND « <>. SSONA AND RONALD. NINE nw OPEN RV EES. AN AND M SHANE. Plans for the REMAINING nrl TWO MATINEES ! TH I plus BRISTOi tax). SHEPAKI ‘‘j'Vn RE OF ADJOURNMENT SITTING OF COURT OF A V OTK " tlnp Of the Court of Arbitration f.\er| for Wednesday, the 1 Dth day of v.ivfinlirr. | !*2l. at Wfllington, will be \D.MU'KNKD to FRIO AY. the 21st day of November. 1924. at 10 o clock in the .»• tlt DOMINION FARMERS SST'TUTU. FEATHFRSTON SJTJ3ET, , KEEINGTON Dat-d at Welllnpto his Bth day of j 1 E GOODWIN. lor over sixteen " » . \ »•« rs Land Salesman,' ftn Charles lark*, b.-jes to inform his many friends ml the Pul-lle in General that he has a Eie.-nsed Land. Estate. Insurance ■<i Commission Agent, .«f his Rf*gis- - red Offi. . . !-•*;. (iEOUCESTEL TREET. Christchurch Thirty years’ SCHOOL OF DANCING, al MR WILLIAM FRASER. by appoin Mo..days, TVedi.esPrivate lessens r i»»- it. All old and 121. WORCESTER STREET

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