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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16606, 18 July 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Git AN D theatre'. The Cosiest Theatre in the City. GRAND PICTURES, 12 Noon to 10.30 p.m. TWO GRAND MATINEES TO-DAY. At 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. At 2 p.m. and i p.m. TEN PICTURES TO EACH.. Ten Pictures. (1). SAVED BY A SISTER'S LOVE (Star Drama). (2). PIMPLE'S GREAT BATTLE (Comic). (3). TESTED BY FIRE (Western Drama). (4). FLOTILLA. THE FLIRT (Comic.) (5). THE WARWICK CHRONICLE (Topical) • (0). PRISONERS OF WAR (Drama). , (7). BROUGHT TO TERMS (Comic). (8). POLIDOR AND HI'DROFOBIA (Comic) (!)). THE PLOT THAT FAILED (Drama). (10). BIRNIA IN WINTER (Pretty scenic). ORCHESTRA. GRAND ORCHESTRA. PRICES : Cd and 3d. fid and 3d. 6d and 3d. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Aiuila Star Drama. SAVED BY A SISTER'S LOVE. SAVED BY A SISTER'S LOVE. SAVED BY A SISTER'S LOVE. PIMPLE'S GREAT BATTLE. PIMPLE'S GREAT BATTLE. PIMPLE'S GREAT BATTLE. Don't Miss Seeing this Burlesque. And Magnificent Supporting Pictures. Prices as usual—6d snd 3d. Gd and 3d. ODEEN'S 1 HEREFORD- STREET. 1 Contir.uous Pictures Daily, 11 ».m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS Gd CHILDREN 3d. TO-DAY - SATURDAY - TO-NIGHT. MONSTER WEEK-END PROGRAMME. ' A Thrilling, Stirring, Absorbing Story of I. Mud Adventure. THE RAID OF THE RED MARAUDERS. . THE RAID OF THE RED MARAUDERS. PaTHE GAZETTE. (Up-to-date). "THE DIRECTOR'S PLOT." (Gaumont Drama.) i " FANNY'S • CONSPIRACY." (Vitacraph Comedy.) SCENES IN NORWAY. [A Magnificent Scenic.) "THE STAR BOARDER." .* (Kcj'stono Comedy.) . SPECIALS SPECIALS For this MORNING and AFTERNOON. "ENTOMBED ALIVE." (Vita-,raph Drama.) ' ' ' "THE HOUSE OF TERROR." A Detective Drama; one of the Nat Pinkerfcon Series. , ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. In the Latest Musical Successes. COME EARLY TO-NIGHT and secure a Seat, 800 200 1 Seals Seats Gallery Stalls Is. , CHRISTCHURCH 2s ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. RCHESTRAIi SOCIETY. Conductor-WALTER HANDEL THORLEY, GRA N D O R C H E S T R A~L C O-N CERT. THEATRE ROYAL. THEATRE ROYAL. NEXT WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd. Vocalist MISS DAISY PARSONS. Box Plan at the Dresden:* v " ' ERNEST JAMIESON, Secretary. HORORATA PLOUGHING MATCH and DOG TRIALS, on August 6th, in Messrs Pickering Bros.' paddock, just Behind Domain. A Special Prize of Gold Medal for Bcst-tumed-out Team on the- .ground. Other Specials Best - decorated team, bostgrooracd team, best - kept harness, and then other ploughing specials, besides a Indies' challenge cup for champion ploughman in district classes, to be won three times; also gold medal for champion in district classes. Dog Trials —Ist, Open Class, Heading, Bringing Back, Yarding; 2nd, Farmers' Class, Heading, Bringing Back, Yarding, for dogs that have not won £2. A Special to dog scoring most points that has never won- a ..price ;.. also special, l f 'do^'*niKler"'p("st'command.' Entries olbso i 'Wednesday, July 23th. Write for posters. THOMAS E. PEARSON, 52G3 '-, Hon. Sec. COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS. I'HERE is no need to run down X other Talking Machines to praise COLUMBIA. Seeing is believing, and when a person oiico sees and hears COLUMBIA INSTRUMENTS he is quite satisfied. THE QUALI. " THERE. THE VALUi THERE. And wo will tell y. j Lotv it's done. One profit from factory to us. You get tho benefit. CALL AND INSPECT. CHIVERS AND CO., 243, High Strcot, Christchurcfh. PUBLIC NOTICES. LOCAL BILL. PURSUANT to tho Standing Orders of the Houho of Representatives relating to t LOCAL BILLS, notice is heroby given that application will be mado to th© General Assembly of New Zealand in Parliament now assembled for leave to> introduce a BILL to amend the "CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAYS. ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1912," in the following directions:— 1. Providing that no Appropriation shall bo mado for renewals and depreciation for two years on new Works or Plant. 2. Providing foi- disposal of Surpluses in Special Rating Areas. Copies of said proposed Bill are deposited at the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court, and tho Heathcote County Office, and are open for public inspection. Promoted by St Martin's Burgesses' Association. G 163 WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. A PPLICATIONS aro invited by the WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD from j MASTER MARINERS for the position of ' PILOT for tho PORT of WELLINGTON, and will be received up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of AUGUST, 1914. The salary to be offered will be £3OO per annum. Conditions of Appointment and further particulars can bo obtained at tho Office of the Board, Wellington, and at the Offices of; the Harbour Boards at Auckland, Dunedin and Christchurch. • Applications must bo strictly in accordance with the Conditions. H. E. NICHOLLS. Harbour Board Offices, Secretary. Wellington, N.Z., 2nd July, 1914. 5068 THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. CAPITAL AUTHORISED . . £3,000,000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED . . £2,250,000 CAPITAL PAID UP . ... ,6750 000 RESERVE FUND . . . £665,000 A DIVIDEND at the rate of 6 per cent for tho half-year ended 81st March last, and BONUS of 1 per cent, making in all 13 per cent por annum for the past financial year, has been declared by the Directors, and will bo paid to Shareholders in the Dominion on the 23rd instant. D. TV. DUTHIE, Acting General Manager. • Wellington, 9th July, 1914. 6143 SPORTING. N.Z. METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. AUGUST MEETING. 10£h, 12th and 14th AUGUST. NOMINATIONS for All Events will j i CLOSE on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 22nd ! tost., at 8 p.m. FP6257