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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17335, 25 November 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. bu're a man now. Act like one. Don't be a prude. Don't be a sniveller. Enjoy tho pleasures of Life, but always romombor you're a. Castleton." —Frank Keer.un to Charles Ray. j 0 E E Jf ' S. -tt- T THE d U E E N ' S. ALL NEXT WEEK. The Sterling Trianglo Play, " HONOUR THY NAME." "HONOUR THY NAME." " HONOUR THY NAME." " HONOUR THY NAME." " HONOUR THY NAME." " HONOUR THY NAME." "I'm going to make my GOWNS SO WONDERFUL that women will forget just how horrible I am and do nothing after this Picture but talk ABOUT MY DRESSES. This is tho threat mado by LOUISE GLAUM, VAMPIRE DE LUXE '• HONOUR THY NAME." " HONOUR THY NAME." ••HONOUR THY NAME." "HONOUR THY NAME." "HONOUR THY NAME." Tho story of the weakling son, who is torn between obeying the strong will of his father and giving way to the soft seduction of a vampire woman ho has married while on a spreo. Tho manner in which tho father gets rid of tho vampiro is tho most terrible yet withal tho most thrilling sceno ever filmed: SPLENDID SUPPORTS. ALL NEW PICTURES TO-DAY. Headed by the " METRO " WONDERPLAY, "THE MASKED RIDER," " THE MASKED RIDER," Starring the Screen Favourites, HAROLD LOCKWOOD—MAY ALLISON, HAROLD LOCKWOOD—MAY ALLISON, Who provod very popular in " Tho Come Back." Also One of tho Finest and Most Amusing Animal Studies ever screened, "JUNGLE BRATS," Showing Baboons at Play, etc., eto. RAND THEATRE. ,S Special Films, MATINEES TO-DAY, from Noon. TA RLA N D THEATRE. Crowded at all Sessions. LAST DAY AND NIGHT. PAULINE FREDERICK in " SOLD." CHARLES BIOHMAN in " THE IDLER." At All Sossions. Day Pricw: Adults 6d, Children Bd. Night Priceß: As Usual. Reserves at Tho Bristol. Dress Cirolo Is 6d, Stalls Is. fIHRISTCHURCH DOMAINS EOARD. yy Jl 0S E FET E. R 0 S E FET E. BOTANICAL GARDENS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, WIG. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1916. Proceeds in aid of O.D.C. Soldiers' Department. NUMEROUS ATTRACTIONS. FLOWER SHOW under the auspices of tho Horticultural Society. CONCERT PTOSrwumo, arranged by Mr F, C. Raphael. AFTERNOON TEA, Ice Cream, Strawberries and Cream, Sweets, Variety and Produce Stalls, etc., under the direction of Members of the Women's National Reserve. MOTOR RIDES, Boating, and Side Shows. under the direction of tho C.D.C. WOOLSTON BRASS BAND Will play Selections during tho Aftornoon. Buy a SOUVENIR "SOLDIERS* QUEEN" PROGRAMME (Is). Admits to Flower Show and Concert. Buv a SOUVENIR BOOKLET to send to "tho front, illustrative and descriptive of Christchurch and Suburbs. Prico, One Shilling. SEE tho PEOPLE'S GARDENS at their Best. SEE tho ROSE GARDEN second to nono in the Southern Tcmisphcro. EVERYONE HELP THE CAUSE. ROSE FETE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER % 1916. ADMISSION TO GARDENS FREE. Collection at Gate 3 by C.D.C. W. F. HILSON, Secretary and Treasurer. ROSE SHOW. In Connection with tho Patriotic Rose Fete. DECEMBER 2nd. ENTRIES CLOSE with the Secretary, at tho Canterbury Horticultural Society's O'ffico, at 7, Baker's Buildings, 166, Manchester Street, at S o'clock, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 29th November. Applications for spaco for Trado Exhibits aro invited and will bo received same ovening. Schedules may be obtained from A. W.Buxton, Ltd. and 0. E. Gibbons and Co., and from tho Secretary, Veterans' Association Rooms, 94, Gloucester Street. 'Phone 2920. J. TIMBRELL, Secretary, 9469 P.O. Box 117, Christchurch. PICTURES. COMING MONDAY NEXT. A JESSE L. LASKY PRODUCTION, "THE EXPLORER." "THE EXPLORER." T 8 TANKARD'S PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASSES. BUSINESS MEN, YOUKG MEN, YOUTHS. LADIES. GIRLS, BOYS, CHILDREN AND SIECIAL, SEND FOR PROSPECTUS. Y.M.0.A., CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. Tt/riSS CLOUGH wishes to Notify her M Clients that she is REMOVING to SIMPSON AND WILLIAMS' BUILDINGS from Ist DECEMBER. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MR AND MRS DAVIE S, from Auckland, will bo in Christchurch for Three Weeks to Buy all kinds of Men's and Ladies' Lefl-off Clothing, Boots, Boxes and Portmanteaux. Address CLOTHING, G.P.0., Christchurch. 9301 p-ELIA'S 19s Gd BLOUSE.—SPECIAL v--" PRICE. Celia is making a special offer of dainty Bloueo3 in hand-mado Voiles and Crepo do Chino 3, all at 193 6d each. This is an unusual opportunity to socuro Parisian Blouses at this specially reduced prico, and ladies aro invited to come and look through this selection, which is wido in range of sizes and styles at SALON CELIA, No. 6, Royal Exchange Bldgs. (Take lift to Floor 2.) FANCY BUYER. .../ANTED, a CAPABLE BUYER (either VV Sex) for our FANCY AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. First-olass Credentials absolutely essential. JAMES SMITH, LTD., 80. Cuba Streot, 9428 WELLINGTON. SELWYN PLANTATION BOARD. A PPLICATIONS will bo received up till • SATURDAY, Novcmbor 25th, at 1 p.m., for the POSITION of OVERSEER to tho abovo Board. Any applications from poVsonß eligible for active service will not bo considorcKt. Full particulars, together with schedule of duties, obtainable at tho office of the undersigned. C. W. HERVEY, Secretory, Sclwyn Plantation Board. 60,. Cathedral Squar* 87H