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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16718, 12 August 1916, Page 7

Amusements. ROLL UP KIDDIES—DON'T MISS "STINGABEE" mid the Fountain of Fun> 'TILLY'S TOMATO SURPRISE. TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 6. IVIARSE DRESSIER, IN TILLY'S TOj^AJO SURPRISE. An Endless Chain of Merry Laughter. 2—OFFICIAL WAR FILMS~2 THE RUSSIANS IN FRANCE, LIVELINESS ON THE BRITISH FRONT. STIWGAREE. AND OTHERS. 6D-T0 ALL PARTS-BP. MONDAY NEXT./ I France's Greatest Patriotic Picture, in five acts by the Great "Eclipse" Co. of Paris producers of "No Greater Love" and "The Evil Eye." ALSACE ALSACE Dealing with the conditions which existed" when Germany annexed the French provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, and showing how Monsieur Or bey was banished from the eouniiry for singing the then prohibited anthem, "LA MARSEILLAISE." MADAME REJANE, MADAME REJANE, The World's Gr'eivtest Living Actress. An artist of sublime genius, plays the principal role. Seats may be reserved at the Theattre. QPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, AUG. 13th, 1916. /■N.RAND BENEFIT RECITAL By the QUEEN ALEXANDRA BAND. In Aid of Red Cross Funds. LIEUT. BUCKLEY, Conductor. MISS RUBY CURRAN, L.T.C.L., L.L.A.8., Accompanist. PROGRAMME. Regimental March, " The Yeomen of the King" ...(Ord Hume) Air Vane "Beulah" (Rimmer) Song, "Out of the Night" ... (Gordon) Mr Add-on L. Pinard. Selection. "The Bohemian Girl" (Balfe) Song, "Beyond" (St. Quentin) Miss Elsie Dunbar. Descriptive Fantasia, "The Mill in the Dale" ... (Cope) Song, "Drake Goes West"..(Sanderson) Mr Addison L. Pinard. Grand Contest Selection, "Verdi's Works" ... ...(Ord Hume) • Euphonium Solo, "Selected" ... ... '... I | Soloist Mr Chas. Austin. March, "Our Defenders" ...(Ord Hume) " GOD SAVE THE KING." W. SUMMERS, Hon. Sec. SWEEPING OF FOOTPATHS. The duet rising from the . footpath and the emptying of rubbish bins is ful of danger to the passing pedestrian Catarrhal and otier germs which readil lodge in the nost, and throat are eft'ec tiveiy 6terilised by gargling and sniffm;: up Fluenziol (1/6 and 2/6) night one morning. Also swallow Fluenaol; for Influens&a and other fevere. ' * A new discovery for rtvtoving Cataracts, Filmy White Specks, etc., without operation. For particulars and testimonials apply E. W. HALL, HERBALIST, 117 ARMAGH St.. CHRISTCHURCH. j,jv\ r _f*i\j_O C\ji <*"\n n~\j <*i "THE RENDEZVOUS" For I geef Tea A Soups - Daintily Served v/ith Toast or Hot Crackers, Also HOT COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, MALTED MILK, etc. Ice Cream, Sundaes, Fruit Salads, etc., still procurable. WINES. Connoisseurs will find the, best brands of N.Z. Wines at the "Rendezvous," by - Glass, Bottle, or Casp F. O. ALLPRESr., Proprietor. AVENUE, WANGANUI. NOW WELL-KNOWN FOR gt/ALITS FURTHER COMMENT UNNECESSARY. mRE TNVICTA HAM AND BEEF 1 BHOP. Next to Newmarket blttvA. 6EORGE~AMBROSE, Proprietor. ' AVENUE, WAJSGAA TUL 'Phone 673. . 1 Phone Hl7. ALEX. BOGLE, MOTOR CAR TRIMMER, 9, BALL STREET, WANGANUI. Hoods recovered, side and storm curtains made, celluloid lights fixed in back, and side curtains. All loose coverings and upholstering done. Spare wheel and lamp covers. Envelopes, pockets, etc., Workmanship guaranteed. Ring up 'phone 1117. BUSY LITTLE TAILOR SHOP, THE AVENUE, WANGANUL