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rpo LET. WALDEOK ESTATE, area 241 acres. Low Rental. Particulars may be obtained at “WESTERN STAR,” Riverton. BELGIAN AND BRITISH RELIEF. CONTRIBUTIONS in money, material,, and clothing will be gratefully received by the Committee for these funds at the Town Hall during the coming week. S. FORSYTH, Pres. EMILY WILLETT, Sec. APARLMA BOWLING CLUB. A SOCIAL will be held in Craig’s rooms on Monday, May 3rd, at 8 o’clock. Presentation of trophies, etc. J. INSTONE, Hon. Secretary. THE— Riverton picture company IVERTON r ICTURE OMPANY LIMITED. WEDNESDAY, sth MAY, 1915, At 8 p.m. sharp. i

THE GREATEST AND BEST NAVAL PICTURE YET SCREENED., VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. ’VICTORY, VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY, VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. VICTORY. Made ■with the aid and permission of and officially endorsed by the United States Navy. A novel spectacle of War, Love, and Intrigue that rivals the imagination of Jules Verne. Thousands of Sailors and Marines in Forest, Naval and Laud Bat tie filmed with the aid of War. Hydroplanes, Battleships, Gunboats, Monitors, Forts Destroyers, Exploding Mines, Hundreds of Cannon. Tiro ships of the United States 'Atlantic Fleet, with Army, Navy, Aerial Corps, and Marines. There is fifty miles Hydroplane flight over land and sea that give some astounding bird’s-eye view. There is a big battle in which American warships assisted by an aeroplane, sink three gunboats, and many other exciting thrills. Victory has no competitors. Supporting Programme: INTERNATIONAL POLO MATCH, A PLOT FOR A MILLION. A COACHMAN’S REVENGE. # THE LOST NOTES. TROUBLE ON THE STAGE. CHURCH NOTICES. SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1915. CHURCH. Riverton : 11, Mr Cunningham. 7, Mr Walden. Thombury: 7, Lay Reader. Orepuki: Harvest Thanksgiving. 11 and 7, Vicar. QATHOLIO CHURCH. Otautau: Mass 9. Flint’s Bush: Mass 12. Riverton: Benediction 7. ODIST CHURCH. Riverton: 11, Mr Stevens. 7, Mr Patrck. Gummies Bush: 2.30, Mr Lopdell. Pahia: 2.30 and 7.30, Rev. W. Watson. pRESYBTERIAN CHURCH. Riverton: 11, Mr Macfarlane. 7, Rev. C. A. Gray, M.A, (SALVATION ARMY. Knee drill 7 a.nx, Holiness, 11 a.m. Free and Easy, „3 p.m. Juniors 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.—All welcome. Salvation, 7 p.m. * ANTED. WANTED.—A girl to assist in housework. AppIy—“WESTERN STAR,” Riverton. STONE'S OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND Commercial, Muncipal and General DIRECTORY And New Zealand Annual WILL BE PUBLISHED IN JANUARY, 1916. (Thirty-Third Year of Publication.) PRICE: If Ordered before Publication, 13/6; After Publication, 16/-. STONE, SON AND CO., LTD. . MRS. H. SELWOOD BAKER & CONFECTIONER PALMERSTON STREET, Riverton Balls and Parties Catered for. BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Afternoon Tea BIRCHWOOD HUNT. THE Birchwdod Hunt will meet as fol--1 lows . Opening Run, The Kennels. ORETl—Saturday, Ist May. RlVEßTON—Wednesday, sth May. CALClUM—Saturday, Bth May. OTAUTAU—Wednesday, 12th May. WlNTON—Saturday, 15th May. TURl—Wednesday* 19th May. TUATAPERE —Saturday, 22nd May. TEWAEWAE—Wednesday, 26th May. CLlFDEN—Saturday, 29th May. All Rims Start at 2 o'clock. .). G. WILSON. Master, W. LEDDINGHAM, Huntsman. E. MATHESON, Jun., Secretary. G UIIMIES-G ROPE RS-WILD BUSH PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION. THE Annual Meeting will be held in (he Town Hall, Riverton, on Saturday, May Bth at 8 p.m. BUSINESS : Election of Office bearers • and General. R. BERNDTSON,