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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17285, 28 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ip HEA TB B ROYAL. Lessee . . J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Commencing NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. Unquestionably the most important Shakespearian attraction ever presented in Christchurch, signalising, as it does, tho First Appearance in this city of ALLAN WILKIE The ALLAN WILKIE Celebrated ALDAN WILKIE Shakespearean ALLAN WILKIE Star. And FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS, FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS, The Brillinnt Exponent of Shakespeare’s Heroines in SIX of SHAKESPEARE’S CLASSIC PLAYS, In which they will be supported by a TALENTED COMPANY OF OVER 30 ARTISTS. NEXT SATURDAY AND MONDAY. . Shakespeare's Great Trogl-Comedy,. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th. THE SECOND GRAND PRODUCTION On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT Will bo Shakespeare’s Sublime Tragedy, HAMLET HAMLET HAMLET THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 6th and 7th, , Shakespeare’s Delightful Comedy, TWELFTH NIGHT. TWELFTH NIGHT. PRODUCTIONS TO FOLLOW:— . ROMEO AND JULIET. A 3 YOU LIKE IT. - OTHELLO. OTHELLO. THE SIX PRODUCTIONS Will bo SUMPTUOUSLY STAGED and MOUNTED AND SUPERBLY ACTED. GORGEOUS COSTUMES, HISTORICALLY CORRECT. THE LAST WORD IN STAGE ART. If you miss eeeing those delightful works of Shakespeare you will miss one of the PUREST DELIGHTS OF LIFE. PRICES: 38, 2a, la Booked Seats, Is. (No Early Doorsb The BOX PLANS for “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,” “HAMLET” and “TWELFTH NIGHT” will open at MILNER and THOMPSON’S THIS MORNING, ot 9 o’clock. SEASON TICKETS at Reduced Rates. Special Concessions to COLLEGES and SCHOOLS. Particulars at Box Office.

CENSORED. CENSORED. •rptHE YELLOW PASSPOi?.:.” 1 SEE IT TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. TO-MORROW MAY BE TOO LATE.

PUBLIC NOTICES. AN INTERESTING LETTER. OF interest to Housewives. A Indy writes: I have been using Desert Gold Tea for nearly two years and I am quite aatinfied frith both flavour and quality.'* X FOR THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS. DON’T FORGET 1 . rP'HE AFTERNOON TEA IN VICTORIA 1 SQUARE, 7 OUR DAY, FRIDAY, 29th SEP. FP5980 A GREAT Appetiser is the ; delicious MILITARY PlCKLE—every particle ie pure. Every grooet» sells—every sensible u pure. Jiuiwrei. r /j nIT person eats it. Huy a bottlo today. Prioo reasonable. ‘ .' i ‘k‘ l|, ‘ ! ■. ON’ Bended Knee, tho anil scrubs, working: her heart put trying to in also those floors Took decent. LINOARNISH, the great modern Floor Polish; lasts 12 months. All grocers, la 6d. TTWESLEY CHURCH, Fitzgerald Avenue VV (East Bolt).—Ten Days’ Mission. October 1 to 10, conducted by Rev Val Triggo, from Melbourne. Sunday next, October 1, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Young People’s Rally at 3 o’olock. OXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. GAMMAN’S CREEK WATER RACE. NOTICE is hereby given that tho water will be shut off for a few days for stopping leak in Main Race. Ratepayers are requested to take this opportunity for cleaning their races, to obviate the necessity of shutting the water off again next month. R. H. GAINSFORD, 8119 N County Clerk. jy'ILITARY TRAINING.—By taking short course oi training Now, you can jnsuro rapid promotion in camp. The majority of successful candidates for local N.C.O. selection were pupils of the school. As the supply of trained man is about exhausted this is Your opportunity of ensuring promo■ion, carrying more Pay, Pension, Privileges, rhe’ training is complete in all respects and 1 3s not interfere with ordinary employment; Write or ’phone 4155 for prospectus or interview MILITARY TRAINING SCHOOL 76, Holly Road. Principal: Capt. C. H. Matthews. • ....

WHERE EVERY SHILLING. BEYS MOST Ladies’ Umbrellas and Walking Sticks.Gents’ Umbrellas and talking Sticks. Children’s Umbrellas. Largest Variety, to suit every Pocket A ii LETHABY'S UMBRELLA STORE, 64, Cathedral Square (Between Broadway’s and Warner s). REPAIRS AND RE-COVERS. MONSTER DISPLAY BLOOMS. With Names and Prices attached to each variety. See Our Windows. MEMO.—This is the beet time to book your order tor Autumn Delivery. C. E. GIBBONS AND CO., 647, Colombo Street, Christchurch. ALSO 10 s 6 D PER WEBK PAYS INTEREST on and REPAYS GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE on A NATTY BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS and EVERY CONVENIENCE, sunny verandah, plastered, good BauHROOM, gas, well fenced. HIGH SECTION. FACES NORTH. ASPHALT PATHS. GOOD GARDEN. HANDY TO TWOPENNY TRAM. YOU CAN’T BEAT • . A HOME WITH A GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE. ENQUIRE PROMPTLY. SMAjJj DEPOSIT. BALANCE AS RENT. PRICE £560. FORD AND HADFIELD, (Folio 1957) Worcester Street. WANTED.. WANTED to Buy, 400 Gal. Tank and Ram. 388, Old)Brighton Road, 0018 TV/ - ANTED, Head Dressmaker. Apply G. VV J. Shackleton, Waimato. 8120 WANTED, a Boy; wages 12s Gd. Apply Wallace and Co., Chemist 8112 WANTED, Woman for kitchen work. Silver Grid, Manchester Street. 0040 WANTED, a Good Shoeing or General Smith. Apply W. J. Leo, Raltaia. 8110 WANTED, Experienced Coat and Bodice Hands. Apply 61, Worcester Street. 5992 'rV7‘ANTED, the 'Address of Miss Lizzie VV Caff cry (maiden name), arrived in ship Waitangi, 1884. Last heard of at Doyloston. Any information. Address Anxious, P. Box 112. Fairlie.