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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16558, 23 May 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPEKA HOUSE. 2 30 TO-DAY. 2.30. 2.30 TO-DAY. 2.30. MATINEE CHILDREN'S MATINEE MATINEE VAUDEVILLE MATINEE MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE Somethin" Special for the Little Folks. A Delightfully Refined and Enjoyable Programme, exactly tho same as at. Night. NOTE—SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES. Adults Is and Gd. Children Cd and 3d. Doors open at 2 o'clock. OPERA . HOUSE. Direction: Fuller-Brennan's. Ltd. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT Positively the Last Night of America's Most Sensational Contortionist, JUNO SALMO “The Devil JUNO SALMO Dandy.” A Wonderful and Indescribablo Act. The Popular American Entertainers PHILLIPS AND MERRITT. Famous PHILLIPS AND MERRITT. Tangoiets. Featuring and Teaching this Great Dance. First Tango Competition, Tuesday. June 2nd. Free Tuition at the Theatre Daily!!! DOROTHY HARRIS "The Ragtime DOROTHY HARRIS !=treak.” America's Most Vivacious Comedienne. Last LA STELLA TRIO. Night! Russian Singers, Dancers and Musicians. Last Night of WILLIAM SUMNER., The Popular Coloured Vocalist and Dancer. “ The Stage JOLLY MARIE. Struck Maid ” JOLLY MARIE. England’s Popular Comedienne. Edward—MOßAN and CAHlLL—Bessie. Vaudeville’s Favourite Operatic Duettists. Last Night of MARGARET CARAHER. Prices: 0. Stalls 2s, D.C. Is Gd, Stalls Is. Reserves at Miincr and Thompson's, or by Theatre Telephone, 1471. No Extra Charge.' fIOLO SSEUM. Vy family matinee to-day, 2.30. Children 3d, Adults 6d. Programmo as at night. QOLOSSEUM. FULLER'S LEADING PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AT 8. AND NIGHTLY. ANOTHER PICTORIAL TRIUMPH. A GREAT PROGRAMME. - Your Last Chance of Seeing ASTA NEILSEN SUFFRAGETTE. ASTA NEILSEN SUFFRAGETTE. ASTA NEILSEN SUFFRAGETTE. ASTA NEILSEN SUFFRAGETTE. A Groat Artiste. A Great Picture.' LIFE IN HONG KONG . . . Scenic Teaching His Wife a Lesson . . Comedy PATHE GAZETTE (Latest) . . Topical. 1 Hero and His Blind Master . . Drama THE LAWYER, DOG AND THE BABY. MONDAY: “IN MID-ATLANTIC.” Admission Gd ‘ and Is.' ’Phone 2308 FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. SATURDAY NEXT. TANCASTER PARK. CHRISTCHURCH v. OLD BOYS. CHRISTCHURCH v. OLD BOYS. LINWOOD v. ALBION.. LINWOOD v.. ALBION. MERIVALE v. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. MERIVALE v. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. LADIES FREE. KICK-OFF 3.45 p.m. SHARP. AFTERNOON TEA. 4424 SKATING. A L YMPI A RINK. • HEREFORD STREET. Do you roll? If not,', wo woud like to teach you. Skating is one of the healthiest of pas-

timeg. Our Tea Rooms are right up to date. Four Sessions Daily. 10 to 12, 2.30 to 6, 5.30 to 7, 7.30 to 10. Full Band Saturday Afternoons and All Night Sessions. BEN W. BRITTAIN, Manager. QHRISTCHURCH SHEEP DOG TRIALS. CASHMERE. HILLS- ( TQ-DAY, , Drags from Tatter-sail's at 8 a.im, 10 a.m., and 1.30 p.m.. Trams at usual. hours. Admission Is. Ladies Free. / E. lIARDCASTLE, 4419 Hon. See. jyjTJNICIPAL- ORGAN RECITALS. A GRAND ORGAN RECITAL will be given by Dr Bradshaw' City Organist, in His Majesty’s Theatre, TO-MORROW, Sunday, the 24th May, at 8.30 p.m. A Collection will bo made, to defray expenses. Those occupying the Dress Circle are expected to contribute not less than 6d; Downstairs a Silver Coin. FP24I JUMBLE SALE, St Albans, S. MATTHEWS’ SCHOOLROOM, top Caledonian Road, TO-MORROW (Saturday), 2.30 to 5.30, 6.80 to 8 p.m. ' Roll up. Bargains for all. 8880 SAVAGE CLUB JjYMPIRE NIGHT CELEBRATION. KORERO. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MONDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. - 4451 CANTERBURY TIMBER YARDS, SAWMILLS AND COAL YARDS’ EMPLOYEES’ UNION. ANNUAL SOCIAL. Alexandra hall. WEDNESDAY, 27th MAY, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Wells's Band. Gentlemen 2s, Ladies Is 6d. 4461 11. HUNTER, Secretary. Alexandra hall. THURSDAY NEXT. 28th MAY. SONG RECITAL—FIRST OF SERIES. SONG RECITAL—FIRST OF SERIES. FIFTH SEASON. FIFTH SEASON. By Mr SIDNEY WILLIAMSON. D.R.C.M.L., assisted by MISS AUDREY GIBSON, L.T.C.L., L.A.B. Box Plan at'Milner and Thompson's, Monday, May 25. 4433 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. •pHURSDAY, JUNE 11th, AT 8.15 p.m. MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS. , Assisted by MR ALAN TYTHERIDGE Will Give a RECITAL OF MODERN SALON MUSIC. 4453 PUBLIC NOTICES. BATE NT RIGHTS FOR SOUTH ISLAND. TIOR SALE, Solo Rights tor South Island J- of Well-known English Patent Stock Remedy; used extensively by all leading Stock Breeders in England, and now being used by Slock Owners in North Island. There is a sure £ISOO per annum net profit to a' pushing man. Price £SOO. For full particulars apply to— M. DEMUTH AND CO., v 18, GREY STREET, 4410 ■- WELLINGTON. CHAB. H. GILBI, F.P.A., N.Z., ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, and LICENSED SHARE BROKER, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, . . Cathedral Square. Shares Offered • 3 Moore’s Patent Life Jacket (adopted by British Board of Trade), price £65 per share. Shares Wanted—Hayward’s Pictures. X H. MILES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Up-to-date Conveyances of descriptions for Hire. Broughams and Taxi-cabs for Wedding Parties. Drags per arrangement. Luggage and Passenger Vans meet all trains, Furniture carefully removed. Telegraph Address: MILES, Kttiapoi, Tolephons 28, Kaiapoi- *