AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL palace. (The Theatre of Mighty Magnificence). TERRIFIC SUCCESS. * THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY LAST NIGHT. A WALLOPING WHIRLWIND of RAFTER- _ „ RATTLING JOY The Speodiest, Punchiest and Most Prolific ' Programme Ever Conceived 'f, WILLIAM FOX Presents The Athletic Actor Thunderbolt GEORGE WALSH, . GEORGE WALSH. GEORGE WALSH, GEORGE WALSH, In tho Swifter lhan Chained Lightning, RipRoaring Patrio+ic Photo-play, " THE PRIDE OF NEW YOR.K.” “THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK.” It’* one of tho°e Grip-the-arms-of-your-chafr-and-hold-on-tight sort of Stories. ROSCOE (Fatty) ARBUCKLE ROSCOE (Fatty) ARBUCKLE The World s Biggest and Best Comedian, in; " THE BELL BOY.” ” THE BELL BOY.” The Funniest Comedy Ever Made. The Kind that prolongs Life and Chase* Away that Indigo Feeling. LITTLE MARY McALISTER In 80 Minutes of Continuous Titter. "THE BRIDGE OF FANCY.” A Romping. Rollicking Fun Frolic. WEEKLY GAZETTE. ' MIS 3 FRANCES BARRY (Mezzo-Soprano). Miss Barry will sing at 8.15 o’clock "SOUL OF MINE” and KEEP ON HOPIN’.” CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. Overture at 7.30—“ Massaniello ” (Auber). Reserves at THE BRISTOL, cr ’Phone 8758. Visitors, > take notice. COLOSSEUM RINK. Brass Band In Attendance. OPEN. DAY NIGHT. , GRAND FANCY DRESS. POSTER AND EVENING DRESS CARNIVAL. DON’T. MISS .THIS. '! ■DON'T MISS THIS'. NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT '■: ■. ..And NEXT THURSDAY. NIGHT. . TWO GREAT NIGHTS. Entries taken at the Rink.
WANTEDS. McINTYEE’S Extra Strong Regulating Pills. Recommended by . Ladies, 60 6d. Chemists and Stores. X PI O A—ADDINGTON. House, 4 rooms. cfeJLO.U scullery and copper, J-acre Forest and Perkins 433 Colombo Street. Sydenham. NICHOLSON'S Sale To-day. Ladies’ Squirrel Necklets—unusual value, 80s, 85s. « , •jITcINTYRE’S. Extra . Strong Regulating iVL Pills. Recommended by Ladies, 5s 6d. Chemists and Stores 82*209-4246 .£} 9000 .£ISOO, £IOOO and numerous X/iLUV/v/j Sums down to £IOO to Lend on Firsi Mortgage at Current Rates. W. E. Simes and Co., 146, Hereford Street. A BULLET-PROOF Body Shield is the best Present for your Soldier. Protection from Shrapnel, Revolver, Bomb and Bayonet. Warm and Comfortable. Light weight, non-metallio. Price 77s 6d delivered free to Trenches. P.O. Box 657 Christchurch. X CHEAPEST THING IN MARSHLANDS. 22 ACRES, GOING CHEAP. THIS is one of those chances that seldom occur. Owner in ill-health and must quit 22 acres very best land, comfortable 6roomed house, in good order, three-stall stable! 4 6-cow shed, concrete' pigsty, etc. ONLY £2050. Ask abont this at once, it’s really cheap. •The terms won't frighten you. Can you call to-dav? If not, send word and we’ll call and see you. RONALD S. BADGER, 187, Manchester Street. J?9PA BUYS Beautiful English 6-seater cwOSJXJ Calthorpo Car; has electric lamps, horn, self-starter, 6 detachable wire wheels and tyres, one-man hood, and all latest improvements. Very reliable and economical. On view at Adams, Ltd., Garage, 219, Tuam Street. VyANTED.—We will supply suitable Tins, 11 wrap in canvas, solder and post to your soldier friend at-the front, for Is Bd. Taylor and Oakley. 643, Colombo Street. Xl3B
PUBLIC NOTICES. 8. SHILLITO, SEEDSMAN 767. COLOMBO STREET. Spring will goon bo here. Make euro o supplies by ordering early Choice New Sea son's Vegetable and Flower Seeds now ready I have a limited Quantity of two-year-oit Apples Trees for sale in the following varie ties:—Munroe’e Favourite, Cox’s Orangi Pippin, Delicious, Sturmer Pippin, Jonathan Irish Peach, Lord Wolseley. HEALTHY BRIGHTON. BRIGHTON Beach Sections are limited Think of the old world watering' places We can offer THREE Sections toge.her. or a corner, on . the Beech, for £lls. Th« owner is determined to realise It’s picking up money, to buy these cheap Sections. Thej ge. dearer and dearer. Buy these for you] children. Apply EVELYN CLARK, ROBINSON, AND CO.. BRIGHTON. ’Phone BSSK, B R C THERB Motor Cars and Carriage Builders, ; LINCOLN ROAD. ADDINGTON. FOR SALE—New Rubber-tyred Ralli Cart, Gigs, Pony Gigs, Governess Carts, Express Waggons, 3 and 4-ton Lorries, Whitechapel Carts and Light Spring Drays. Second-hand Gigs, Rustic Cart and Whitechapel. 136
The Grand Finale of a Wonderfully Successful Sale For the past few weeks we’ve been going at high pressure every day - from morning till night clearing out the Footwear Bargains The lee ther famine is so apparent now that the public has simply ru-hed Stewart Robinson’s to secure a supply of Boots and Shoes at the ridiculously low prices ruling at tliis Sale. BARGAIN LIST CORRECTED TO DATE: This is nacessary, as many lines and sixes are sold out, and cannot be repeated at the price. Ladies’ Felt Lace leather golosh ••• ••• ... 14/1* Ladies’Box Calf Elbstio Sides Boots ... ... ... ... 18/1 * Ladies’Glace Kid Elastic Sides Boots .«. ... ... ... 21/8 Ladies’ Tan and Black Brogue Shoes ... ... ... 23/8 Zo /• White Kid Wedding Mioes ... ... 7/11 8/6 ! 288 c/airs Women’s Felt Slippers, assorted colours, leather board soles— Usual Price 5/6 Now 3/6 Children’s Tan Lace and Button Boots, strong,.3 to 6 ... • 4/11 pair Children’s Black Button and Lace Boots, 3 to 6 ... 4/11 pair Children’s Black Glace 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4to 6 ... 6/* pair Children’s Patent Calf 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4 to 6 ... 6/- pair Girls’ Box Calf 1-Bar, best quality, 7 to 10 ... 9/8 pair Girls’ Box Calf 1-Bar, machine sewn, best quality, 11 to 1 10/9 pair Men’s Thigh Gum Boots (Merchant R. Coy.) ... 27/6 pair / Men’s Thigh Gums, 5 and 6 only (N. British) ... 20/- pair Girls’ Willow Calf Tan Lace and Button Boots, 7 to 10 8/11 pair Men’s Light Derby Balmorals, sewn ... ... 16/9 pair Ladies’ Velvet Shoes, assorted ... ... ... 9/8 \o/6 Ladies’ Patent Boots, lace, white tops—Worth SO/- ... ... 22/6 • Boys’ English Derby Balmorals, sewn, ... ... ... 7to 10 S/6 Ladies’ Goloshes ... ... ... .. 4/8 4/1) {f/8 Camel-Hair Top Slippers, leather soles ... ... 4/11 6/6 6/11 0/6 Ladies’ Evening Shoes ... > ... ... ... ... 4/11 5/6 Men’s Glace Kid Court Evening Shoes ... 11/9 12/6 Men’s Extra Heavy Double Pegged Sole Shooters ... 18/1122/6 Men’s Greenhide Nailed Shooters ... ... 28/8 23/6 pair. Men’s Chrome Golosh Balmorals ... ... ... ... 17/11 Men’s Split Kip Balmorals, heel and toe tip only ... 12/6 pair Men’s Split Kip Nailed Shooters, medium weight ... ... 15/9 pair Gents’ Box Chrome Derby Boots ... ... ... 21/8 22/8 23/6 English Cookbams ... ... ... ... ... 82 6 28/8 Ladies’ Gum Boots . ... ••• *•« 14/9 16,9 pair Men’s Heavy Knee Gum Boots ... 24/6 Women’s Chrome Leather LaCe Boots ... ... ... ... 14/11 Women’s Chrome Derby Shoes ... ... ... 3 & 4 only 10/6 Youths’ Chrome Golosh Boots ... ... ... ... 13/9 pair Ladies’ Glace Kid Derby Shoes ... ... 18/6 16/- 14/6 12/S pair Men’s Superior Derby Boots ... ' ... ... ... ... 30/Youths’ Stout Balmorals, heel and toe plate ... ... Ito 5 12/9 Youths’ Best Chrome Derby Bals., tips, 1 to 5 14/11 and 17/11 Clog Pattens ... 2/6 per pair Leather Laces 4 prs. for 1/- good Postage—Women’s 6d., Men’s 1/% STEWART ROBINSON, om si.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17862, 7 August 1918, Page 2
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