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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16568, 4 June 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Q. E A N D T : THE PICTURE PALACE. The iu the City. Pictures 12 Noon to 10.30 p.m. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY. EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY. THE POWERFUL AQUILA PHOTO-PLAY FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. FROM OUT OF THE PAST. A Realistic GTid Thrilling Dram*. FULL OF ACTION. FUI»b OF FASCINATION. Full of the Best in Cinematography. BY HIS FATHER'S ORDERS (Drama). BY HIS FATHER'S ORDERS (Drama). A Great Dramatic Feature. BUSTER'S LITTLE GAME (Comic). BUSTER'S LITTLE GAME (Comic). Cue of the Best.' THE WILD MAN FROM BORNEO. THE WILD MAN FROM BORNEO. A Side-Splitting Comic. THE CITY FELLER (Lubin). THE CITY FELLER (Lubin). Comedy-Drama. INDUSTRIES AN!) SCENES IN N.S.W. INDUSTRIES AND SCENES IN N.S.W. Fine Exclusive Educational Picture. DON'T MISS SEEING THIS PROGRAMME. The Best of Pictures. The Best of Musio. DAY SESSIONS: Mr A. L. Sutton. EVENING SESSIONS: Grand Orchestra. No Advnnce in Prices: 6d and 3d. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE GRAND (Rteht alongside Tram Shelter). J f\ V B E N'S T H EilBE, HEREFORD STREET. Continuous Pictures Daily, 11 o.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS 6<J. CHILDREN 3d. TO-DAY-THURSDAY-TO-NIGHT. LAST CHANCE 'Of Seeing LAST CHANCE The Most Famous LAST CHA..CE Film over shown LAST CHANCE in the City. " SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY." " SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY." SWEET NELL SWEET NELL SWEET NELL " SWEET NELL OF OLD DRLRY." "SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY." And the Great Up-to-date Feature, MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY SMASH. MAIN TRUNK BAILWAY SMASH. MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY SMASH. MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY SiIASH. Easily (he MOST STRIKING and MOST ATTRACTIVE Programme in the whole City. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC NOTICES. \OCTORS JONES AND MAITLAND, DENTAL SURGEONS, BARLOW'S BUILDINGS, Colombo Sfree*. 1 REAL ECONOMY. ' ADIES, have your last season's Jerseys, j J.J DiT.sf.en, Costumes or Tweed Coats ! Dyed a Seasonable Shade for Winter Use. 1 'Phono 1818. J .... ..G-.-C/JpERE,AND SONS, ..... I Umbrella. Manufactarcrf, Dyers, lIP, Armas!) Street, next Colombo Street. 1 Dye Work?, .10;}, Montreal Street X H. MILES. 17*AIAPOI LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. '. Up-to-date Conveyances of all Descriptions for Hire. Broughams Rnd Taxi-cabs for Wedding Parties Draffs per arrangement. Luggage and passenger vans meet all trains. Furniture carefully removed Telegraph Address: MILES, Kaiapoi. j Telephone 28, Kaiapoi. j j TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. ' ' will be received until >■ JUNE 05 for the Position of RESIDENT DOCTOR in Gresn Island, which is situated on the railway line, about five miles' from Dun* l "* l ! Subsidised Private Practice is pro 1 (approximating £'2CO) by two Ledges—forester and Protestant Alliance—and the Minors. Address (with copies of credentials), A. P. BREMNER, 4553 Green Island. REMOVAL NOTICE. E beir to notify our Clients and the t V General Public thai WE ' HAVE MOVED INTO OUR NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES At US, CASHED STREET (Nest " Tattersa'l's" Horse Bazaar). The fine Central Premises have been specially rebuilt for us, and comprise LARGE AUCTION ROOMS, HOUSE. LAND and ESTATE OFFICES, ] NEW FURNITURE SHOWROOMS, i AND LARGE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION. We shall be glad to see you, and pleased to transact business for yon. B. S. McKENZIE AND CO. (R. St Clair McKonzie, lato Partner and Auctioneer of McKenzic and Willis) Land and Estate Agents, Auctioneers, Valuators and General Commission Agents, 143, CASHED STREET. FP MCDONALD'S N.Z. Labour Exchange— Wanted Employers apply McDonald for Farm and Station Hands; Wanted— Ccuplo, rx an general, wife cook, £100; Ploughmen; Genera! Hand; Gardener. 30s; Station Cowmen, 22s (d, 255; Station General Hand, 255; Head Shepherd, high country; Young Ploughman; Cowboys. McDonald, 113, Manchertur Street. 'Phone 497. WANTED, Cook, 27s 6d; Cooks, 20s, 17e lsd; H.-inaid, 20s; Parlourmaid, 20s; Waitress, country hotel, 20s; 6 Generals; Girls, Assist, 8; and Boarding-house for Sale, cheap, .£llO, with piano. WaitingHousekeeper; Cook, hotel, references; plenty Servants waiting. Harrington's Registry, • 8, Chancery Lane. XT ANTED, a* once, Married Couples, I »V Ploughman and Farm Hands, Several Men and Boys to milk and generally useful, iien-Gardeners, Station Gardener, Cadet,' ' Help for Country, Rabbiter with dogs, Crutcher. Shoepfarmers' Labour Exchange, 155, Hereford Street. WANTED, early in Juiy, Position as! ' Stock Agent cr Manager of Sheep ! Station; good references; Worth or Soutn | Island. Apply, stating salary, to N.E., •. "Times" Office. __ ? 4623 L, ANTED to Sell. Piano, £42, in use only few weeks. Upright Grand, magnificent instrument, iron frame, beautiful rich tone, specially imported. Owner leaving house. Genuine. 269, Hereford Street, City. I WANTED to Buy, a Good Second-hand Lady's Bicycle. Must be in good or- . der and cheap. Apply where, to bo Been, in first instance, to Z.Z., Lyttelton Times" Office. 464 S ! . WANTED Sell. American loe-i Hubs, Spokes for Sulkies. ...„ . . ,-,- f!„l„,„l« S.reet, 9005 ~„. ANTED Sell, Butcher's 1 W Troughs for Scalding and Curing Pies, | Water Troughs for Cattle, Kauri Wasbtufcs • with brass plugs aid chains, guaranteed not . tn leak 80s; Catks for summer drmie, lake A' Ferment and Yeast Tubs, Washing Machines «nd Churns made and repat" Sutherland, 70. Tuim Street Ol H.P. Ariel, free-engine pulley, handle -"** start £35; Edmond 1913, J A.P. fixed ne 34 h.p., £4O; Multi Rudge, 1913, £SB; « inh 1911, fixed engine, £33; Eumber, J J" 1918; £45; B.SA., 3| h.p., 1912, £l6; « Douglas, fixed engine, £3O; Promier,JJS h.p., 1912, two-speed, about 20 otiers. - oppl Imperial Hotel, St Asaph Streai.