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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 227, 29 October 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. U M FULLER'S LEADING PICTURES. TO-NIGHT, at 8, and NIGHTLY. The Superb Vitagraph Drama, NIGHT RIDERS OF PETERSHAM NIGHT RIDERS OF PETERSHAM PATHE GAZETTE War Topical. MODERN ROMEO Comedy Cascades of the Pyrenees Scenic ANGEL OF THE GULCH Drama A DEAL IN STATUARY Comedy CAUGHT IN TIGHTS Comedy TWO SPECIAL WAR TOPICALS: " GERMANS ENTERING BRUSSELS Bringing in the Guns and Wounded. THE RUINS OF TERMONDE, Shows Terrible Havoc; by German Artillery: Admission6d and 1/-. SYDENHAM PICTURES. TO-NIGHT: The Powerful Drama: NIGHT RIDERS OF PETERSHAM. And Programme from Colosseum, as above. Prices 6d and 1/-. Reserves at Holcroft'B. CITY COUNCIL. HRISTSHURCH CITY COUNCIL ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. IT ""IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the TIME for Receiving Tenders ° for INSULATORS and LAMPS has been extended until 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, the 6th-day of November, 1914. H. R. SMITH, Town Clerk. Christehurch, October 28, 1914. 4242 'PUBLIC NOTICES. ENT I S T U O W P E R, 436 COLOMBO STREET, SYDENHAM. (South of Railway Station.) Personal Attention. Satisfaction Guara teed. 'Phone 2105. (Opposite Club Hotel.) ' .284 JHEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE 3 (Under the Supervision of the -•■ .Canterbury Sheepowne'rs' Union), 55 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Classes of Farm and Station Hands Engaged for Farmers and Pastoralists. Wool Classers N Experts, Shearers, and Wool Hands Engaged for Shearing Sheds. '• . .35 ?. • OR B U S. TEMPLETONI TEMPLETONI TEMPLETON! TEMPLE.TON 1 I Leaves SQUARE (Opp. "Press" Office): Daily—9.3o ,m. and 3.30 p.m.—Daily. Leave TEMPLETON for SQUARE: Daily—lo.ls a.m. and 4.15 p.m:—Daily. SUNDAYS: Leaves Square 10 a.m., 4 p.m., and 8.30 p.m. Leaves Te.mpleton 1.30 p.m.. 5.50 p.m., and 9.20 p.m. W. H. TUBMAN; .. ? .299 ' Proprietor. *•, H. DAVIE LICENSED SURVEYORS, SON, DOMINION BUILDINGS, CATHEDRAL SQ. (Next to Lift.) OEAS I D E I GLORIOUS SEASIDE! You want a holiday this year, but perhaps don't want to spend much money. Then why not spend a few weeks at the NEW BRIGHTON. CAFE ? During the Winter a Special Nursery for Children has been built. TARIFF: Only £2 2/-' per week. M. McCALLUM, .a 9 Proprietress.' O U\N D— IN PHCENIX JAM S 'SfSe Rich Flavour of Fruits Ripened to Perfection under the Cloudless Sky of Central O'tago, ' the Fruit-grower's Paradise. All Grocers. Wholesale: H. C. GODFREY & CO., LICHFIELD STREET. OLD E N WE HAVE A VERY FINE LOT OF YELLOW VIOLAS. VARIETY BULLION. These are in boxes of 4doz in a box. This is the best of the Yellow Violas. Free Flowering in Character and Hardy Constitution. PRICE 2/- Per Dozen. NAIRN & SONS, LINCOLN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 241. to £5, from 2/- weekly, for Drapery—- - £1 to £5, from 2/- weekly, for Boots—£l to £5, from 2/- weekly, for Suits— Si. f© £5, from 2/- weekly, for Costumes.—At Bel kind's. 629 Colombo St.. near Tuam St. THE SUN WANT ADVERTISEMENTS will bring the help or business desired. Two lines (12 words), sixpence; six insertions for 2/6. ,