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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17164, 10 May 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPE R A house. FULLER’S THEATRES AND VAUDEVILLE. LTD., THIS WEEK’S BILL A WINNER. Crowded House Last Night Greeted ana Enjoyed to the Fullest VICTOR PRINCE’S SECOND REVUE. FULL STEAM AHEAD. FULL STEAM AHEAD. FULL STEAM AHEAD. A Musical, Mirthful. Momentous Morsel. DE BAKER'S MODELS' Another Great Star DE BAKER’S MODELS Attraction DE BAKETVS MODELS THE GLOCKERS. CHARLES THE GLOCKERS. ANNA Comedy Water Jugglers. GEORGE GROTTY. ALF. HOLT. London Rcvuo Imitator and Comedian. , T Comedian. BROAYN AND SOTtLIL. BROAVN AND SORLIE. 'A Colossal Show, at prices to meet the times. Wo want yoti to get the Opera House habit—see the show AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK. PRICES: Reserved Seals 2s, all other parts Is. , , Reservation at Milner and Thompson s

YOU TALK ABOUT COMEDIES! Well, I’ve novel' seen one as pood as " THE SUBMARINE PIRATE,” Now screening at ■EVERYB ODY’S. (The Distinctive Theatre.) A Big TRIANGLE KEYSTONE Comedy, Produced by Maok Sennet. One Hour of Fun Watching the Laughterpraising Antics of the Gonial Comedian. SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN SYD CHAPLIN In THE SUBMARINE PIRATE I THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE I ’CHE SUBMARINE PIRATE 1 THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! THE SUBMARINE PIRATE! A Rollicking, Boisterous, Quick-action Comedy That has a mighty feast of merriment m its four big reels. NUMEROUS OTHERS. _ Everybody’s Prices: Adults 6d, Children 3d. PUBLIC NOTICES. MRS' POPE, ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, Cashel Street, For Autumn and Winter Styles in. Weldon’s ' Paper Patterns. X i MATRON WANTED. ■pEQUIRED, by end of May, a Matron for lA) the Upper Houso of Fitzherbert Terraco School. For particulars apply MISS BABER, 20, Fitzherbert Terrace, 5565 Wellington. EESULT of the DRAWING, LEESTON ART UNION,. Canterbury Patriotic Fund, Queen Election. PENINSULA QUEEN, No. 2. No. No. First Prize . Second Prize Third Prize Fourth Prize 5564 6567 IISGS 9C90 3131 B. Fifth Prize . Sixth Prize . Seventh Prize 1921 J3I7S 4702 C. JACOBS, Hon Sec., Leeslon. H E L P. THREE MILLION STARVING BELGIANS. THE COMMITTEE of the BRITAIN and BELGIUM FUND pnee more appeal to .ho generous public of Canterbury on behalf of the people of our brave Ally Belgium to help to save them from starvation. Wo know on the assurance of the Lord Mayor of London, tho Chairman of the National Fund for relief in Belgium and other leading authorities that the need is now greater than ever, and that by relief alone

can we prevent the Belgian people from being driven by hunger into practical slavery, vo work in munition factories in Germany, thus setting free our enemies for tlie fighting line, as in the case of Poland. Owing to the long continuance of the War, the number of Belgians now entirely dependent on relief has increased by one and a half mi lions. "Mr P. C. Walcott, the special • delegate from America, who went to Belgium to report on the position,” says: “Tncro would be wholesale starvation within two or tliroo weeks if the imports of food into Belgium were stopped. The need will continue to be great many months after peace is deolored." . , During the campaign for .the Patriotic Fund the above committee relaxed its efforts, but now that the needs of that hund me aatisiied it is hoped that riot- on.y former re•nilar subscribers to tho Belgian Fund but others thus released, will do their part m helping to succour those who deaervo our gratitude ns well as our sympathy. Remember, it was tho Be.gians who first held up the Gorman advance on Paris and Calais when Britain and France wero unprehowever small, may be sent t 0 MR 0. W. REID, Hon Treasurer, care Messrs Pyne and Co., Cobliol Street; or, « G. L. DONALDSON. 55C0 Secretary, Art Gallery. kIXOST BROS. IRON BROS. CASHEL STREET. CASHEL STREET DOWN AGAIN. DOWN AGAIN. MUTTON AT REDUCED PRICES. MUTTON AT REDUCED PRICES. Prime Forequarters Prime Half-sheep Prime Legs • . From 2s 3d . From 7s Od . From 2s 3d SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ON FRIDAY EVENINGS. 3605 — GOLD. MEDAL ROSES. NOW is tho time to select for Autumn and Winter delivery. BULBS. ' BULBS. BULBS. INEMONES. CROCUS. HYACINTHS. L TULIPS. NARCISSI. Order early. Order early. POT PLANTS FOR HOUSE DECORATION. FLORAL WORK A SPECIALITY. Wleaths, Crosses and Bouquets at short notice. WM. .TONES, EXETER NURSERIES, CHRISTCHURCH Telegrams St Albans. Tlione 409. CREAM PURCHASED. •c-fTE ARE CASH”BUYERS OF FRESH CREAM IN ANY QUANTITY. FREIGHT PAID TO THE FACTORY AND HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. CHRISTCHURCH DAIRYING CO., LTD., 61, Tuam Street, Christchurch. X