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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17860, 5 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS DIRECTION Nightly—at B—Nightly Matin< Ben J. Fuller presents BEN <S JOHN FULLER Matinee at 2.30 Saturday A o HIS MERRY SUNSHINE PLAYERS In the Mirthful Miniature Musical Comedy A Perfect Blend of Melody and Merriment. The Company includes the following eminent Artists: WALTER GEORGE IBARRT HITCHINGS GEORGR STOREY HOLLIE LESLIE MILToN OWEN Ac. &c. GEORGIE MARTIN HYLDA SHANNON DULCIE MILNER MAY GEARY I'OLLIE McLAREN &o. &o. BRILLIANT ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE BILL BRTTLT, & HEMSLEY Clever Com dv C .ara terisatiot* PHIL PERCIVAL Pianologuist PRICES 2'- and 1'- BweP, ° BRYANT & BRYANT Marvellous Elect!ical Dancers BONNY & FREEMAN Terpsiohoren'. Experts I « Milner & Thompson'* No 800 urn; F«o

RINK. Mueio by Mr C. Dunn's Brass Band. ENTER NOW FOR THE MASQUERADE FANCY DRESS and POSTER CARNIVAL to be held on tbe 14th and 15th of AUGUST. Great Grand National Attraction. BURWOOD HALL. WELCOME HOME will be Accorded to L Private Honry Inwood on THURSDAY, the Bth August, at 8 p.m. All are Cordially Invited. 8799 TENDERS. LYTTELTON SAILORS' HOME. TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES 1918-1919. THE LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD JL invites Tenders for all or any of the following Supplies respectively: 1 MEAT as pet Contract Specification. <i. GROCERIES as per Contraot Specification. _ 3. GREENGROCERIES bb per Contract Spocitkatkm 4. BREAD AND FLOUR as per Contract Specification (alternate Tenders). 5. FUEL as per Contract Spenfication. 6 MILK as pe-- Contract Specification. Tbe respective Specifications and Genoral Conditions may bo seen at the Harbour B->ard Offices, Lyttolton. Separate Tenders, endorsed ' Sailors Homo Suppliss," niust be addressed to the Chairman, and delivered at tho Lyttelton Harbour Board Office, Oliristchurch not later <han 10 a.m on WEDNESDAY, 7th AUGUST, The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. BY ORDFR. CYRUS J. R. WTLLIAMS, Secretary, Lyttelton Harbour Board. Lyt,*elton Harbour Board Office, 'Christchurch, Ist August, 1918. 1161 FIREWOOD. rENDERS are invited to PURCHASE a large oua".tity cf FIREWOOD (approximately 40 to 50 cords), cut into 8-inch b'ocks. in one lot, now lying on the ground a* Burnside Road Tenders close' FRIDAY, Auo-n-t 9th. For full particulars apply to MESSRS FIELD AND Grain Merchante, 200, CVhel Street Christclvurch. 3713 J. T BROWN AND SON. TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, 670, COLOMBO STREET, Christchurch. BUILDING MATERIAL of everv description, includin" Jnrrah. Oreeon, Baltic «">d Redwood, in Stock, and Seasoned Timber ready for immediate use. Cement, Galvanised Iron and Fencing Materials. P.O. Box 306. Telephone 869. And Telephone 4024. JOHN WALLER AND SONS, LTD., 'fIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. Established 1876. Office and Yards; 167-ITO. "TTMf STREET. Yards: 210-*l4. ST ASAPH STREET. Lnf-e and Complete Stocks of Builders' Farmers' Requisites. . Colonial • Timber of every description. Im-norted Timber, Jarrah. Oreson, Baltio, Redwood, V D.L., Yellow Pine, etc., etc Heavy Stocks of Seasoned Timber in sheds toftdv for use. « ' We vill be pleased to furnish quotations for Material delivered to any Railwav Station. British Goods. WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS are British, Lone-wearing and Reasonably Priced. 12*

Over 2000 prs. of Boots & Shoes Sold in 3 Weeks Consisting of Gum Boots, Knee Boots, Sea Boots, Clogs Patten., Loggings, Dancing Shoes, Watertight, Men's Boots, ladies Boots, Boys' Boots, Children's Boots, and every conceivablesort Yet we have a large stock remaining. Boots of every kind are getting; very i scarce, but you can still secure a good pair of stout boots at a reasonable price, if you patronise STEWART IiOBINSON, of Ushel Street. BARGAIN LIST CORRECTED TO DATEs This is necessary, as many lines and sises are sold out, and cannot be repeated at the price. Ladies' Felt Laco B-<ots, leather golosh ... ••• •*• *" Ladies'Hox Calf Elastic Sides Boots ... »• . J,.Ladies* Glace Kid Elastic Sides Boota "' "jg.g J, Ladies'Tan and Black Brogue Shoes ... ••• '" 711 8/6 White Kid Wedding <hoes - , ..*" . , Rn l ftß _ 288 .pJairs Women's Felt Slippers, assorted Children's Tan Lace and Button Boots, strong. 3to 8... J/J] gjj Children's Black Button and Lace Boots, 3to 6 •» •/" PJJ Children's Black Glace 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4to 6 •» « P«J Children's Patent Calf 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4to 6 ... j F J Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, best quality, 7to 10 ... J 8 PJJ Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, machine sewn, best quality, 11 to 1 10 8 panMen's Thigh Gum Boots (Merchant It. Coy.) ... *™» P* Men's Thigh Gums. 5 and 6 only (N. British) ... J»' PJjJ Girls' Willow Calf Tan Lace and Button Boots, 7 to 10 J/J J P«r Men's Light Derby Balmorals, sewn ... Ladies' Velvet Shoes, assorted ... ... ••• ~' Ladies' Patent Boots, lace, white tops—Worth 3U/- ... ••- **' Boys' English Derby Balmorals, sewn, •• 4 jg 4/t , fo Ladies' Goloshes ... ... ... ••• .'' ~„ c/n «/« Camel-Hair Top Slippers, leather sole* «/" B / B «y JJ" Ladies' Evening Shoes ... ... ... ••• "• 11/q 12/fi Men's Glace Kid Court Evening Shoes ... ft!". 22 ', e Men's Extra Heavy Double Pegged Sole Shooters ... JJ' 1 «■ Men's Grcenhido Nailed Shooters ... ••• Z 8 8 "'lEft Men's Chrome Golosh Balmorals ... •■• •••■ ,"}« ' • Men's Split Kip Balmorals, heel and toe tip. only ... W» P™ Men's Split Kip Nailed Shooters, medium weight ... ••• ™' a P£" Gents' Box Ohrome Derby Boots ... ... ••• zl/0 B? ' R 2 g/8 English Cooktaniw ... „» 1S j jr Ladies' Gum Boots ... ... ... •■• ' 2|i6 Men's Heavy Knee Gum Boots ... .» ••• 14/11 Women's Chrome Leather Lace Boots ... .». - 3 ft 4 ;;,, v 10/e Women's Chrome Derby Shoes 13/9 nair Youths' Chrome Golosh Boots ••■ •'•„ ,„,« ; Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoes 1&/S 16 /" I * /6 12/8 Men's Superior Derby Boots ... ... ... ••• . '." , 12/ « Youths' Stout Balmorals, heel and toe plate ... ••• * l ", iT/11 Youths' Best Chrome Derby Bals., tips, 1 to 5 1«/« and "'" Clog Pattens ... 2/6 per pair Leather Laces 4 prs. for 1/- poo Postage—Women's 6d., Men's 1/-. smaiEEmfli