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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17267, 7 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE birth OF A NATION, J-HE BIRTH OF A NATION. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT MILNER AND THOMPSON’S (No Booking Fee.) THEATRE ROYAL. Direction . . . J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 9th. SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. Bth. SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 3th. SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 9th. FOR SEVEN NIGHTS (MATINEE, SATURDAY, SEPT. lCth). (MATINEE, SATURDAY, SEPT. lCth.) " J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Will Proscnt The Moat Extraordinary and Wonderful Conquest einco tho B.rth of Civilisation, D. W. GRIFFITH’S. Mightiest Spectacle in * the World, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. Founded on Thomas Dixon’s Story of “THE CLANSMAN.” "Mr Griffith has used all the Threads of Lifo in Weaving his Wonderful Fabric.” 6000 SCENES 8000 HORSES - COST £IOO,OOO. A Red-blooded Tale of Wt: and Conquest, Love and Romance 'midst Historic Scenes. Comedy, which relieves the Thrill of Adventure, Gripping Heart Interest, a*nd Soulstirring Emotions. Decisive Battles of tho American Civil War! Sherman’s March to tho Seal The burning of Atlanta! Leo’s Surrender at Appomatox! The Assassination of Pres dent Lincoln I Tho Black Peril of America! Tho Riso of the Ku Klux Elan! Two Love Stories as Great as Romeo and Juliet I SEE IT AND BE THRILLED. POPULAR PRICES: Ss, 2s, I*. Day Sales at Toy Cavo. (No Early Doors.) ON SATURDAY. At 2.3 O—MAXI .N EE—2.3O Tli ere will be a SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE, i whidk will be Screened in addition to fcne Ordinnry Programme, A BOTANY LESSON BY MOTION PICTURE. . Beautifully Coloured Production showing many Wonderful and Exquisite Flowers and. Fruit Blooms, and how they Grow. lIS MAJESTY'S At 8.0 - NIGHTLY - At 8.0. BESSIE BARRISCALE, BESSIE BARRISCALE, In the Brilliant Triangle Drama, JEALOUSY Or, JEALOUSY “Tho JEALOUSY . Green JEALOUSY Swamp. A PLAY FOR EVERYONE. Gazette, Falls of Niagara, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Pathe Wonderful Slow Process. Other Interesting Items. Is and (id. Reserves The Bristol Is ua._ L.O B F,... .. . T II E.A T R F„ J TO-DAY'S NEW PROGRAMME. Headed by tho _ TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE COMEDY, MY VALET Featuring MY VALET MABEL MY VALET NORMAND. Mnck Sennett. Raymond Hitchcock Fred Mace, tho Great Keystone Fun Makers. STAR No. 2. BY THE GOVERNOR’S ORDERS, BY THE GOVERNOR’S ORDERS, A Powerful and Superb Vi'a Drama. apical Budget Ashvil'e, Carolina. PRICES: Adults 6d. Children 3d. c COMMENCING SATURDAY. LARA KIMBALL YOUNG In “CAMILLE.’ At GRAND THEATRE. PUBLIC NOTICES. I BIjAG Brand Pickles are known so well; ' In all couipeti ions they always excel. Twenty-five .years ago they led the way. And they still maintain the lead to-day. 6 QTEADY O Apply, 7707 WANTED. LIN O i YPE OPERATOR, stating Capabilities. DAILY TELEGRAPH," NAPIER. ITANTED, All Friends to Roll Up to V EUCHRE AND DANCE, BROMLEY SCHOOL, SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 9th. 8844 DESERT GOLD TEA. pyA IN Prizes for users of Desert Gold *OU Tea. Save he came-la ofi packets. Best Tea Value obtainable. INEY LENT PRRATELY and in Strictest Confidence, upon Approved of Hand. A.so upon Household Furo Pianos (without removal). Repays’ by Easy Weekly Instalments. stamp for reply to L. W BALKIAD, Colombo Street. WANTED. WANTED— Cook, 30s, k.-maid kept, country; H.-maid, 20s, and Parlourmaid, 2os, sains place; Waitresses, hotels; Cook. 2 people, 255; Cowman, 30s; Gardener, 255; H.-keeper, ,vicarage, 17s Gd; Nurse, 20a; Laundress, £OS; Housemaid, 17s 6d; Lactyhclp, Cheviot. 17s Gd; Pautrymaid, 20s; Por ter country- hotel, 30s, milk; Sculleryman, 255. Plenty positions. Tel. 1678. Harrington’s Registry, 8. Chancery Lano. CENTRAL Labour Agency, Victoria Square. —Wanted, Ho’el P-or'.ers, town, 27s 6d; Experienced P.-maid, 255, country; H-M.. town, 20s; Cook-Laundrosa, 80s, 255, 20s: Cork-General, town, no washing, 27s Set. ’Phone 1575. . WANTED, Cowman, milk 5 cowb, 355; Youth, learn ploughing; Married Ploughman, cottage found; 10 Iloughmen, 32s (id 35s- General Station Hand, 30s, Station Ilouseboy. McDonald, 113, Manchester Street. 0 IvS-DARBY'S Select. Registry, Charier Lane, are needing—Cook (1.), mod place, 27a Gd; 2nd H.P.M., 18s; e.i-H-a « -ms, 2-2 s Gd; Lad (sundries), ; Lady Helps, 20s, 17s Od; H.M. item15=, 20s; Cook-Laundress 255; Girls eking’ Sweets, 15s; N-. Governess. 20s; .aundress, 235; Bey, milk 3 cows, help tting 3tiibics; Parlourmaids, _‘2os, 22s ook (refreshment rooms), 455; M. (wife cook, man kitchen), £150; Cook y)' 2J„ ; H.P.M., 20s. 'Phones—Office Residence 3221. • PFARMERS’ LABOUR NTED, Married Couple, Several Ploughmen (single), 355, 37s Gd; Cow-a-deners, 27s Gd, 30s; Man to Groom bed Stud Cottle, 30s; Boys to Mi.k Jseful, Shepherds, Musterers (good Back Country Fencer, Groom. Sheeps’ Labour Exchange, 150, Hereford era. 'Phono 3763. Handy st aleans park.—Now Tiicroof Bungalow of 6 good rooms, plastered and nicely panelled, porcelain bath, h. and c., electric light, tile gra-ca and hearths and every convenience, and over J-Acre, well f onc( .d. PRICE £C3O. Eusy terms arranged. Hillary and Baxter, Manchester Street. HAYWARD'S Pickles of Flag Brand fame Through quality consistent Lave built their paine. That stands for ourity in every sense; And Bre bought everywhere at smull expense I A DIES' New Rk.n Habit and Breeches, J Gent’s Eveuir Suit; cheap. 17, Victoria Streo* 3815