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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17078, 29 January 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEES * TO-DAY, MATINEES From 13 Noon. At Q.RAN.D THEATRE. SPECIALS for TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. MUSIC BY GRAND ORCHESTRA. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT of "THE SECOND STRING." The Greatest Sporting SECOND STRING." Drama of all Time. SECOND STRING." The Wiles of an AdSECOND'STRING." venturess, etc. SECOND STRING." The Start of SECOND STRING." The Mighty Race. SECOND STRING." The Sensational I SECOND STRING." Finish, etc., etc. "GRAND" SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Prices as Usual, 6d and 3d. Last Day and Night of this Great and BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. The Fascinating' Drama of Adventure, "TRAPPED BY THE FLAMES." "TRAPPED BY THE FLAMES." 18th Exciting Episode of THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. The Gauraont Graphic—Latest War Topical. A MATTER OF SECONDS. A Thrilling Drama of the Railway. THE MISSING CLUE.— Sparkling. THE HONEYMOON PACT.—Comedies. SPECIAL for this Afternoon, CALAMITY ANN'S PARCEL POST. A Splendid Picture for the Children. MONDAY NEXT. AT NOON. 19th Episode of the Million Dollar Mystery. "THE UNDERGROUND RIVER." ST PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT AND ORGAN RECITAL. Collection in aid of .London " Musical News" Fund for huying Mouth Organs for the Troops. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD'S SECTION. PUBLIC SERVICE GROUP. QUEEN ELECTION. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Song and Mr STANLEY RANKIN Monologue find Recital. PIANO. Assisted by Leading Local Artists. CHORAL HALL, MARCH 2, 1916. Tickets can he obtained from any Member of the Section. 2249 PUBLIC NOTICES. THE trial of the new DENNIS-GWYNNE MOTOR TURBINE FIRE ENGINE on Saturday last was thoroughly successful. The " VIGILANT " Automatic Fire Alarm gives this fine engine x its opportunity. By telegraphing the Brigade at the outbreak of a fire, it supplies the missing link in the chain and enables this modern Motor-Engine to do its work. For particulars of the "VIGILANT" Automatic Fire Alarm (Successors to the worldfamous May-Oatway System), Apply to TURNBULL AND JONES, v Sole N.Z. Agents, Or E. R. CAY GILL, Secretary, 183, Cashel Street, •Phone 3027. CHRjISTCHURCH. THE WAIMAKARIRi-ASHLEY" WATER SUPPLY BOARD, OXFORD. , TAMPERING WITH RACES. \TOTICE is hereby given that any Person 1A tampering in any way with the Wat«i Race System without permission will be prosecuted without further warning. Rangers have orders to report, irrespective of persons offending. Board resolution, January 27, 1916. J. S. McCORMACK, 3876 Secretary.

JUST LANDED. NGLISH UPRIGHT GRAND IRON J FRAME PIANOS, m solid oak; vers handsome appearanoe; brilliant ton*. li.ir.y time payment; £1 monthly. MACARTHY AND CLARK, 142, Armagh Street. TO BAKERS AND OTHERS. "END immediately for our Latest Illustrated Catalogue of Allen's Patent Portable Steel Bakers' Ovens. Several hundreds of these ovenß are now in use in the Colonies, and are giving entire satisfaction. STONEX AND WHITE, 8, 6 and 16, Wakefield Street, Auckland. Sole Manufacturers for New Zealand. J7OR Cameras, Plates, Papers, Chemioale, ;' in connection with the Photographic Trade, we cater for Professional or Amateur* dike. Also Magio Lanterns for Boye. Leohire Lanterns and Thousands of Slides, at half usual price. BEARDSLEY'S ENSIGN, Photographic Store, Manchester Street, Opp. Salvation Army Palace. TiELIA," FRENCH BLOUSES AND VV LINGERIE. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, CHRISTCHURCB. Succursale 39, Alfred Place West, Loudon, Eng. Terms Cash. CREAM PURCHASED. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF FRESH CREAM IN ANY QUANTITY. FREIGHT PAID TO THE FACTORY AND HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. CHRISTCHURCH DAIRYING CO., LTD., 51, TUAM STREET, X Christchuroh. MONEY-MAKING PROPOSITION. J ACRE. J TWO GLASS-HOUSES. £320. CLOSE TO TRAM AND RAILWAY, Well-sheltered Seotion of J-acre, with three frontages, Substantial Cottage of 3 rooms, scullery, washhouse, fronting one street, and Two Fine Tomato Houses and Wharo fronting another street. Well-stocked orchard, with well-assorted fruit trees in full bearing. Easily the cheapest property of its kind over offered in Christcluuch. Have a look at it now. See the wonderful crop of tomatoes.. Any man wishing to supplement his income by profitably employing his spnro time should inquire about this properly without delay. Folio W. 4-17. BOWKER'S LAND AGENCY (H. W. Heslop, Proprietor), 778, Colombo Street, Victoria Square. SEARCHLIGHT CANDLE COMPETITION RIZE WINNERS. pRIZE WI Miss M. White, Winchester Street, Lyttelton —First Prize, value Five Guineas. Costume Made to Order by N.Z. Farmers' Association. Mrs M. 8011, 68, Manchester Street, Ch.ch. MiBB J. Hitchings, G 9, Durham Street, Ch.ch. Miss E. Walker, 138, Regent St., Woolston. Mrs A. Gray, Hills Road, Heathcote Valley. Mrs W. Johnston, 89, Montreal St., Ch.ch. Mrs W Larcombe, 38, Maunsel St., Ch.ch. (Dress Lengths; own choice of material). Velvet Soap Competition now running Closes Next April. Alw«ri> ««o VELVET SOAP.