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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 26 October 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. FOR COMFORT GO TO THE APEB A LJUUfeE. TO-NIGHT. Percival's Pictures. "Whero all the Crowds Go." LAST NIGHT OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. IN THE TIME OF THE BRIGANDAGE. THE GLAMOUR OF THE FOOTLIGHTS. AN INDIAN SUMMER. THE MIDNIGHT WEDDING. THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER'S DAUGHTER, Anil the Greatest of Locals, PERCIVAL'S CHRONICLE. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. DON'T FORGET MONDAY. DANTE'S "INFERNO." "announcement extraordinary. f\ P E R A XT O U S E . PERCIVAL'S PICTURES. "Whero Everyone Goes." FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing MONDAY NEXT, OCT. 28th, DANTE'S INFERNO. An Allegorical Photo Play Story, or HELL, As Described by Dante. Don't Fail to Sco HIS SATANIC MAJESTY THE DEVIL. A Sensation! A Revelation! Something never before attempted. THE GREATEST SUCCESS IN MOVING PICTURES THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. As Shown Before the Crowned Heads of Europe. Pronounced by the Critics to be the Greatest Moral Lesson ever pourtrayed. LET US BEAR IN MIND That these Pictures consist of over 250 Scenes, and will form nearly Two Hours' Entertainment. Let us remember likewise that & Special Musical Programmo ha 9 been supplied by a noted Composer of Italy. Please remember it took over one year to contplete the prpdixction, and a sum in excess of 100.----000 dollars was spent upon sittings and actors alone. When you allow for the greater value of money in Italy the American equivalent in money will exceed .by 100 per cent, the sum of 100,000 dollars. DON'T FORGET MONDAY NEXT (LABOUR DAY) DANTE'S INFERNO. The Greatest Picture Production in the World. MANAGERIAL NOTE. Although I have secured the wonderful Photo Play at & tremendous cost, ! there will be NO INCREASE in our prices. As Monday is a Public Holiday Patrons are advised that to-day is your last opportunity of booking seats for Monday evening. Prices as usual. Plan at O'Hara-'s. Book your seats to save disappointment. If YOU LOVE YOUR WIFE YOU WILL . . . MAKE HER A . . . FiRELESS COOKER ANYONE CAN MaKK IT. e>y.\ ■' '.'■. - a Saves 80 Per Cent j V % ' tt of Fuel. \Jk Vi Saves Halt the Cook's I Vtf| M NO ME AT. NO SMELL. . fiS^li^T^fe>s v Makes Tougb ■■';■■' -m^MtMS^^^ Mea* Tender". Preserves the fr%^^^^^^^^^^ Th« FirelcM Cooker \,;..'.. St«w placed overcan bßdiohfld up, hot ' . »ncl appetiiing, for bronkfftrt th« next mornlnir without Attention and without fire or fuel of any kind. Tliis *-em» impossible, but it Is « dirt. The cook may Hike lirflf-a-tlnjr off rnvl jet hare a wellcooked dinner rp.irty on time. The Cuoker emit* no hent, and no ■me 1-1 -of cooking:. It cannot «poil or burn the fixxl. It ia just the ihiuir for the summer and indispeniwbifl in the winter. Send HAI.F-A- CX O W N for Complete Drawings and full printed Directions for making a Firc-eu Cooker. So easy »nd simple any intelligent boy can do it. Ton, Ii»t« most of the necessary materials about the house, and the total cost of a (rood-sized Cooker will be less than 55., that will be nared the first week it U uwd. We supply with the DirectionscomprehcnsiTe Hints »nd Suggestions for the use of the Fireless Cooker and a nnmbcr of suiubl* Tested Ileclpea. Obtainable only from the UWION MANUFACTURING & AGENCY CO. 299 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. AST CHItD CAK TAKE GOOD MCTtTRRS WITH The Minute Button Camera Takes, Develops and Completes an Excellent Portrait in One' Minute. THE CJUIERA DOES IT BLL. ALMOST SELF-ACTING. _ vq KNOW LjKPli !£ i>l ioien plates. EveryihingiiKjnitenimpleiv. d en«v. Taki-»r : ,.,y good portraits, that will las:.a life-time. Tnkc ill" out dim "ur pocket to a pic uic or excursion m-.il everynn.- will b.'d.l tlitcd The Union Co., 299 Elizabeth St., Melb ANEW largo Minen\i Motor Car. Stands at the Newmarket Stables, a first-class steady driver always in attendance. 'Phono 753. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE INQUIRY. «O REGARDING LOANS TO LOCAL BODIES. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, October 21. Colonel R. J. Collins, controller and Auditor-General, was called by Sir Joseph Ward. Ho said ho had many years' experience of tho loans to local bodies' system and had never boon under any pr.ltical pressure front anyone. There bad been no discrimination shown. H*> \vw, tlio Secretary of Tn-a^nrv in IHQ.9, when t'>o Knri.u;il ikei by-election was held, and knew ih;if; tlse Tuihnuo loan of C21.20U waf, obtained from tli"e Bank of X(",v Zvnlnnd under Government .ucup.rantee. The borou'/h made its own arrangements wiUi Ilie bank and tliero v.'?.s no noliiical interfer'Mieo at all. Tlte deptntment bad nothing to do wifli this part of the transact ion. This evidence* closed the inquiry. The fumi'itteu h:\-i now to draw up a ro;r.;rt for s'ib:ni-.=-ion tr> the House. We were lookiny at the St. John Ambulance emeryencv outfits just, received at Gowev's J'harmacy. One oi: those useful apcessories .should be in every factory. How otteu aeeid< nt.lianpon. and wliat a lot of unnecrssarv suffering is inflicted whilst waiiinr/ fo'v medical assistance. It behoves evorv factory to have one on the premises. The St. Jolih AmlmlaT.ee outfits may be had with or without stretchers at Oower's Prescription Pharmacy, Avenue.