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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20085, 20 May 1914, Page 7

j AMUSEMENTS. THE ExMPRii^S THEATRE. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. Night Session 6 p.m. to 10.15 p.m. Day Session 11.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. "A HIGHLAND ROMANCE." S-reel feature play of life in the Highlands of Scotland. LIFE'S WEAVIIxGS. S. and A. . Drama. THEIR HUSBANDS. Keystone Cornedv. HER: LEGACY. K.B. Dm ma. ! HIS CIRCUS FRIENDS. ' . Comedy. VIEWS OF WASHINGTON. (Scenic.) Tariff: Adults Sixpence; Chikliran 3d. Get the Continuous Habit, and visit ths Empress to-day. PTTBLTC NOTICES HURWORTH SCHOOL. ~~ The second term of 1914 will begin on Tuesday, 19th May. at 9 a.m. Boarders will return on Monday, 18th, on which evening Mr.-and Mis. Atkinson will be "At Home" to parents between the hours of 3 and 5 p.m. WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB^ NOTICE. . I WITH a view to preventing Bookmakors'from .r^yiifg-their calling in the Wanganui Racecourse at th«» forthcoming: Race Meeting. -1o ta held 21st and 23rd May, 1914! Notice is hereby given that all Bookmafcprs, their Clerks and Agents "will h© ii'-efuredi ndmissioTi to the Racecourse grounds, enclosures and lawns, on the days mentioned. WM. HALL, Secretary. WANGANUI BOROUGH COUXCI£7" GAS DEPARTMENT. T AST DISCOUNT DAY, WEDNES±J DAY, ALiY 20th, 1914. G. D. STONE, Manager. notice" ~"

TTIHE Price of Aromatic Leaf Tobacco 'X has been constantly advancing for tome years. We have hitherto refrained from increasing our prices to our New Zealand smokers, hoping that the cost of raw material migh decline.^However, prices have continued to advance, and are this season the highest on record. We are, therefore, reluctantly compelled to slightly decrease the nett weight of Tobacco contained in our Aromatic packages, and have adopted this course rather than increase the retail price per tin, or reduce the quality. THE PROPRIETOR OF | HAVELOCK TOBACCO. COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LTDNOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. imHE S.S. "MURITAI" from Lon--L don has discharged at Wellington. Consignees are requested to present bills of lading, pay freights (if any), and take "delivery of their cargo. All cargo is at consignees' risk after leaving tho ship's tackle, and if not prompt,ly ■r.emoved will bo stored at £heir risk 1 and" expense. Any cargo landed in a damaged inusjb^)!Je. examined and claim settled prior to its removal. No claim will be recognised after removal of cargo. J. L. STEVENSON, Agent, 14; Wicksteed Place.'- - ' ;' TRAMWAY TIME-TABLES. Until their supply is exhausted Timetables may be obtained free from tho following firms, after which they may ba obtained fa-ora" the local booksellers at One Penny each. Messrs GREEN, McLEAN AND BEAVEN, LTD.. Ridswav St. IMLAY SAUNDERS, Ridgway St. R. AND E. TINGEY, LTD., Avenue. DUSTIN'S, LTD., Avenue. TURNER. AND CO., Maria Place. C. J. MeOARTHY, Taupo Quay. GEO. ROBERTS. Avenue. WINDELBURN BROS., St. Hill St. IMPRESS THEATRE. Ridgway St. R. J. BENEFIELD, Ridgway St. T. E. THOMAS AND CO., Avenue, W. JAMES, Wojoganui East. MARBLE BAR, Avenue. GEO. COULL, Avenue. F. SANKO. Radgway St. iT. H. BATTLE, Avenue. i "LIBERTY'S." Avenue. - IJ. L. SIGLEY, Taupo Quay. N.Z. EXPRESS CO., Ridgway St. P. JENSEN. Ridgway St. 11. L. SLYFIELD, Kash Corner. DRESDEN PIANO CO., Avenue. CRICHTON AND NEWMAN. Ridgway Street. is BRASS IS ONE OF THE SHINIEST OF METALS, LADIES DRESSED IN COSTUMES MADE BY BRASS Ladies' Tailor, Satitlejj the wearer to be classed as one >f the shining lights in the WORLD OF FASHION. Note the Address— 105 AVENUE (UPSTAIRS). VOTING Still going strong in favour of the AMERICAN CRYSTAL BAR. Where tho •choscesfc of choice Ice Drinks aud most delicious Sundaes ca? Hp obtained under most hygienic conditions. AMERICAN CRYSTAL BAR in HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE BUILDTNGS Stands for all that is daintiest and refreshing in drinks, all of which are made from pure fruit juicee onjy. Ice for those who like cold drinks. Lovely Beef Tea for patrons v/ho H. H. SIMMONS, Proprietor, want warming up.