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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 203, 1 October 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. P E B -A THE DANDIES THE DANDIES THE DANDIES LAST THREE NIGHTS. "We stand on our chair to-day to address vou and to convey the joyful tidings that : big slice of Christchurch squeezed itself int< the building last night to hear Programme , No. 2 by •->■*' THE DANDIES THE DANDIES ' Several people arrived late, and tried tc *' squeeze into the best scats, but the people who already had the best seats htfng on tc them, and wouldn't allow, themselves to-be • pushed off. Quite right, too. I THE DANDIES 1 .- 1 THE DANDIES- j ■•- ' j We conclude with the statement that there will be another entirely NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW I The Plan is at the Dresden, and Tickets, which are sold ere the setting of the sun, arc available at . the Toy Cave Sweet Stall. "• (There's no other day sale depot in N.Z. with such a long handle as the Toy, etc., etc.). Tax, as before, 3/-, 2/-, 1/-. SEASON ENDS SATURDAY. We now descend from the chair. ' Direction ...... Edward Branscombe, Ltd. '> General Representative ... .. John Hopkins. P.S.—No. 2 Programme for the last-,time To-night. '•. ••.';"' ;- Complete Change of Programme To-day I '. High Street. Continuous Pictures. ".'■• Extraordinary Attraction! THE CALL TO". ARMS THE CALL TO ARMS THE CALL TO ARMS THE CALL TO ARMS x THE BIG EXPEDITIONARY CAMP AT PALMERSTON NORTH,. Which will include Numerous and Varied Scenes and Incidents therewith. , THE TEST A .'.THE TEST THE TEST Superb THE. TEST THE TEST Vitagraph THE TEST THE TEST Star. * - THE TEST J HER BOY ,(Drama). MONARCO. (Scenic)'. FIRST PRIZE (Comedy). LOOKING FOlt I TROUBLE (Comedy). PATHE GAZETTE. And Others. 5 THE CALL TO ARMS—TO-DAY. BOABD AND EESIDENCE. ARAWA HOUSE, 76 Papanui Road (2 doors from Holly Road).—Select Accomodation, visitors and .permanent.. Miss s ogan. Telephone 1931. . 5300 "jUBHAM HOUSE. 380 Durham Street; splendid accommodation for permanent and travellers . Public 'phone 2820, .285 PUBLIC NOTICES. LEARN HOWrTO TREAT THE WOUNDED ' ;.,. ; ...,. V .;OR &ICK. : :„. WEEKLY LECTURES AT THE ST.": JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION' S ROOMS. Few more Students wanted to fill a .. WOMEN'S HOME-NURSING CLASS. .OTHER NURSING, and FIRST AID ■..;, | ,' 'CLASSESiNOW FORSiING. , I; Apply lIS* Worcester Street. v. .233 IHE / FURNITURE ! Purchased from OAK- HALL is Exclusive, '■'•'■' Chic, and Original. .The Styles are -quite delightful, and cannot be nurchased elsewhere. Designers and actual manufacturers of New Art Furniture. 115 WORCESTER STREET ... (Opposite New = Government Buildings), ONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, j ..... . 242 HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. G. C. Z. HARRIS - - - - ; - IGH-C L A S S DYER S. LADIES' WOOLLEN JERSEYS TO . REQUIRED SHADE WITHOUT STRETCHING'. ( - Also Curtains, Table Covers, Costumes, i Dresses, etc., Gloves Cleaned Daily. G. C. VEEE & SONSy Umbrella Manufacturers and Dyers, 118 ARMAGH STREET (Next Colombo St.). 'Phone 18i8. Dye Works, Montreal St. DAPHNE INDICA RUBRA (The Sweet-scented Daphne). . We-have a yery fine lot of Plants of this sweet-scented Winter-flowering Shrub. Price, 2/0, 3/-, and 3/6 ea-sh. CYDONIA JAPONICA (popularly known as the Pyrus Japonica). A Very Fine Collection of this free-flowering Shrub, in the following colours —viz.: Scarlet, Red, Rose, Pink, and White Shades, 1/6 and 2/G each. EXOCHORDA GRANDIFLORA (The Pearl Bush). Lovely Spring-flowering Shrub, bearing masses of snowy white blooms. 1/6 and 2/- each. NAIRN & SO N S LINCOLN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 241. Catalogue Post Free on Application. r a\ .' L E W E E S, DENTAL SURGEON, CLOCK TOWER CHAMBERS (Corner of Graham, Wilson, and Smellie), HIGH STREET. 'Phones: 189. Res., 2535. .126 OINERY and Housa Material from C. E. «-" Otley, Timber Merchant, is absolutely the'best, . ; . .128 PHE SUN .WANT .ADVERTISEMENTS will bring the help or business desired. Two lines (12' words), sixpence; six inaer : tiong for 2/6.