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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 16061, 16 October 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMEN H E A T P. E ROYAL —.l: J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. ; SAILOR." "SINBAD the SAILOR." r "HEE FAREWELL~ NIGHTS THREE. THREE FAREWELL NIGHTS THREE. Evervon*' Everyone Everyone Charmed. Delighted. Enthusiastic. At the SUCCESSION' OF DAZZLING SPECTACLES.' Three Hours of SnapP7. Humour. Three Hours of Fascinating Novolties. Three Hours of Uncontrollable- Laughter. Ip. fact. "SINBAD THE SAILOR" "SINBAD THE SAILOR" "SINBAD THE SAILOR Really begins where other Pantomimes Left Off. A FEW OF THE GREAT FEATURES: "The Gorgeous Ballet of Diamonds. " The Cascade of Jewels.' - " The Silver Guards." "Tho Lovclv Roso Ballet." " Tlie Siccdes Mypterious Hotel. "George Kirby's Flying Ballet." This, together with THE MAGNIFICENT CAST, Fcrm3 (ho FINEST PANTOMIME ATTRACTION That has ever been presented in Now Zealand*. Prices: 6s, 3s, Is. Early Doors Stalls Gd, Gallery Is extra. ~ Day Sales at Toy Cave Lollio Shop, available for dav of iseuo only. Floral Souvenirs supplied by A. W. Buxton and Co., Florists, Colombo Stroet. CHRISTCHURCH MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA. MR JOSEPH AYRIGHT, Conductor. ELEVENTH GRAND CONCERT. H E A T R E ROYAL. MONDAY NEXT, OCT. 21st. Assisted bv Miss Myrtle Twosa (Soprano), Mr Clias. Brown (Basso) and Mr Clement Pullyn (Humorist). Full programme in Saturday's papers. Plan now oocn nt Milrier and Thompson 3. Reserved Se'ats 2s Gd. Admission 2a and la. L. MARTIN. Hon. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICES. DALITY IN TEA Somo Teas etc Strong. Some Tea.? are Finvoury. Some Teas are Economical. Some Teas are Good Value. Some Toes are Rich in Colour. Somo Teas.are Refreshing and Invigorating When vou can find a Tea that embodies all these qualities, this is tho Tea to buy. THE ORIENT BRAND TEA AT Is Sd COMBINES THE LOT." To he had only from the Tea Specialists, WARDELL BROS. AND CO. F ), POSITION as LADY CLERK; ■ ■ «. t »ul years experience; excellent references. Apply CAPABLE. ."000 B.« C 79. G.P.0.. Christchureh. TO Kaiopci Residents. WANTED TO i- BirY. SECOND-HAND- BOAT, 12 or 14ft, either flat bottom or keel. Stato price ar.d when and where to be seen to H.S., School of Art. CbristchuTch. 5100 FOR "SALE. En's** of F CROWE. Oxford. "VTICE LITTLE FARM, 1(16 Acres, i.._. .1 fenced, well wate.rcd, well grassed. A nibble. G. D. CROWE. Rastriclc Street, Christchureh. , FP4758 Vicar and Wardens c£ St Ambroses - Sheffiold. wish to thank everybody who assisted at the late Show and Sale of Work, and moro especially those members of other Churches who so willingly helned. T T, P POLF.. Vicar's Warden. 6153 • CHRISTCHURCH BUILDING and LAND SOCIETY (Permanent). 165, Hereford Street, Christchureh. NEW ISSUES 3 AND D SUBSCRIPTION SHARES. Monthly Subscriptions: FIVE SHILLINGS PER SHARE. Applications can bn received for the above Shares up to 30th NOVEMBER Next. J. L. SCARVELL, 4376 Secretary. FOR SALE. CTICTORIA," fo V order and condition; O. leather springs; built bv Offord and Co., London; cost £350 to land. PRICE £SO. 4549 BOX 241. Dunedin. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 'HAREHOLDERS on this Regisfo O forned tTint Warrants for the wnuouDeclared for tho Half-year ended 31st August, 1912, are NOW OBTAINABLE at tho Company's Office, Heroford. Street. CHAS. H. OSOXTON, FP4S3S Branch Manager. AMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. CATTLE STRAYING ON ROADS AND RESERVES. TVTOTICE is lierobv given that PROCEEDAl INGS will be taken in the Magistrates Court AGAINST nil Persons allowing Cattle or Horses to stray on tho publio roads, and in the willow plantations and protective works at Waiau. In addition to impounding charges, damages will be claimed in future. C. SMITH, County Clerk. Cnlverdcn, 12th October, 1912. <552 . AMUm~~COUNTY"COu'NCIL. SURFACEMAN, RANGER. A PPLICATIONS will be received up to si. NOON on FRIDAY, the Ist Day «>, NOVEMBER, 1912, from Persons willing to undertake tho duties of SURFACEMAN and RANGER. Particulars to bo seen at the Council Office, or furnished on application to tho County Clerk. C. SMITH. County Clerk. 112. 45«2 Gnlverden. 12th October. 1912. jggg_ ,-tESERVING NATURE'S GIFTS. T • The MISSES BEATTIE, with thou Message Treatment and other natural meant for Restoring and Preserving Beauty of Han and Skin, are doing n ereat deal toward instructing Christchureh Ladies in tho Preservation of their Natural Charms. To* MISSES BEATTIE maj lo Consulted daily at their rooms. 10. Royal Exchange Buildings. Advice Free. Treatments moderate. Single Masn.uro of head or face, 3s. X FRESH DAILY.,, li 3d. ALL GROCERS.