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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16881, 8 July 1920, Page 1

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"SLEEPING BEAUTV" PANTOMIME. "SLEEPING Br. AI" TV" PANTOMIME. BOX PLAN NOTICE. THE BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST 1 CIGHTS AND FIRST 2 MATINEES !av and Wednesday Week) WILL BB >PENEI> AT THE BRISTOL TOTS THURSDAY) MORNING, at 9 o'clock. N» Jeats wilt bo booked by "phone. pHEAXRE U O Y A L. - - -T. C. Williamson, Ltd. rhi? is for YOU As wol! as "Your YOUNGSTERS. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S Gorpooue nv.il Spectacular Far. torn irne, THE S I.F.KIM NO BEAUTY. THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. • THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. NIGHTLY AT 10 MINUTES TO P. Season of S commences with -MATTNKE—SATI"IiDAY NEXT. M'ATINE E—SATUIS DAY NEXT. Children to Matinees Half-price, 'except Lat^ Door Gallery. Doors oron 1. Curtain 1.50. PANTOMIME TIME IS KIDDIES' TIME— AND YOUR TIME. A DoiiTi'r-l ai rolled Pantomime—Good for tho Kiddies—Good for You. ■ There'? mativ a story you'll bo able to pick out 01 the Pantomime that wi'l s-nve you cudgelling vonr brains when your youngster cuddles in and \var.H his ','pitt-mc-to-sleep" story. "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY." "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY." "THI? SLEEPING BEAUTY." "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY." Tho Pantomime of Endless Delight. RICH, RARE, AND RACY. A Cycle of Joy. Laughter, and Song, in a Kaleidoscopic Setting. A Panto, of Laughs and Gasps. TWO ACTS, TWENTY-ONE SCENES. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PEOPLE— 150. PRICES—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 7s 9d; Back Stalls, 3s 8d; Gallery, Is 7d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, la extra. Ail prices include Amusement Tax. ' 612S CIIAS. BERKELEY. MISS MAGGIE DICKINSON. * . OWING to numerous requests, MISS MAGGIE DICKINSON, Premiere DanEeuse, erf J. C. Williamson's "Sleeping ).Scanty Pantomime,' will teach a limited number of pupils the art of Ballet Dancing. Apply early to Theatre Royal. SYDNEY CULVER. 5/ LATEST BALL ROOM DANCES will bo Taught by" MR SYDNEY' CULVER during J. C. Williamson's "Sleeping Beauty" Pantomime , season. 64^ PP! "' THEATRE ROYAL. J£ING EDWARD BARRACKS, CHRISTCHURCH SPORTS CLUB (Registered). BOXING — BOXING — BOXING • BOXING — BOXING — BOXING BOXING — BOXING- BOXING-— — CANTERBURY '(Amateur) Bantam CHAMPIONSHIP. CANTERBURY (Amateur) Feather CHAMPIONSHIP# CANTERBURY (Amateur) ' Light CHAMPIONSHIP. CANTERBURY (Amateur) L Welter CHAMPIONSHIP. CANTERBURY (Amateur) - , r „ I/^TC , T _ Middle CHAMPIONSHIP. CANTERBURY (Amateur) mT „ XTOTT _ Heavy CHAMPIONSHIP. FRIDAY, July 9th. SATURDAY, July 10th. FRIDAY, July 9th. SATURDAY, July 10th. BIG PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT. BIG PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT. — RECORD ENTRIES. RECORD ENTRIES. ■ — ■ , FINALS FINALS FINALS EACH FINALS -J FINALS EVENING. FINALS PRICES: Raised, also Ringside Seatt, *»>; Middle Seats, 4a; Back Sea,ta, 2s. 6292 SITUATIONS VACANT. ( ' * LEGAL., LAW CLERK. A COUNTRY SOLICITOR r«guir«_ Services of an experienced LAW CLERK. 11 SALARY £200. Correspondence Confidential. "PRACTITIONER," 379F •'Press" Offioa. INTELLIGENT BOY, 17 to 19 years, inquired for TIMBER MERCHANT'S OFFICE. Applications addressed 355F P.O. BOX 313, Chriertchnrch. (For continuation of "Situations VacaJit** page 10 of this isauo.) I . WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT, by Government Official, 5-roomed HOUSE, conveniences; any locality within twopenny section. Apply 17 Brougham street, Sydenham; urgent. No small J*3BF j - MEETINGS. i CHRISTCHURCH. RETURNED t SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION , (Incorporate). rpHE QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETCfG 1 of the above Association will be hela in the Club Rooms on MONDAY NEXT, JULY 12th, at 8 p.m. Business '■ Report of Delegates to Confer- - ence. Five Nominations having been received for g one vacancv on uhe Executive, a Ballot wiil bo held on July 12th, between the hours of 12 noon and S p.m., in the Club Rooms, e Gloucester etreet. Voting Papers may l*> obtained at tho OiEce. 5 V/. E. LEADLEY, r C2SGF Secretary. CVNTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ■ 3 CONGESTION IN LYTTELTON. A MEETING of tho Member* of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce and Representatives of the INDUSTRLVL ASSO- f CIATION. PROGRESS LEAGUE, a»d FARMERS' L'NIUN, will be heiu TO-DAI (THURSDAY), Bth July, at 3 o'clock pjn., in the Chamber of Commerce Hall, Cathedral [> square. ' To reccive the report of the Committco apf pointed at the meeting held o?i 21st June. 11. ANTILL ADLEY, &113 Secretary. Canterbury sweet pea and carL NATION' SOCIETY.—The Annual Moc'.in' T of Subscribcra 1 be held ut tho S^ cictv's Office (Mr H. A. Best's Rooms, 00 Cathedral square), THIS (THURSDAY) EVENIN'G, at 7.15 p.m. WM. I-ENNER. Hon. See. 1 IMPOUNDED. rMPOUNDED at AmWley, One Two-tooth Croaebred EWE; earmark j.ucch hole, top bit, and shallow fork ui of! car, brand not distinguwhsble. Will bo sold Friday » it niic-jaimc!- F Chapm.ui, Poundkeeper. | . Q3SB ; ! • L