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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17862, 7 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS, IMPORTANT. Intending Patrons aro earnestly advised to reserve their seats as early as possible owing to the Brilliance of the WALTER GEORGE CO. This is the 1 Show you have boon waiting for, so Remember that RESERVES ARE BETTER THAN REGRETS. o PER A HOUSE. Direction Ben and John Fuller. Overwhelming Success *3l WALTER GEORGE WALTER GEORGE And his Brilliant Company of SUNSHINE PLAYERS, , SUNSHINE PLAYERS, In a De'ectable, Delightful, Merry MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY. A DUTCH LEGACY. A DUTCH LEGACY. An Amazincr Amusement Revel, BRULL and HEMSI.' «V Clever Comedy Characterisations. BRYANT and BRYANT. Eleotric Manipulators and Jugglers BONNY and FREEMAN. . ' PHIL PERCIVAL. ' Pianologmat. PRICES: 2s and Is (Plus Tax). Plan at Milner and Thompson’e No Booking Fee._ T IBERTY JUIBERTY LIBERTY TO-DAY ,r' and , TO-NIGHT. LIBERTY LIBERTY LIBERTY A GOLDWYN MASTERPIECE. •'THE FLOOR BELOW." "THE FLOOR BELOW." “THE FLOOR BELOW." "THE FLOOR BELOW." “THE FLOOR BELOW." “THE FLOOR BELOW.” “THE FLOOR BELOW. ’■ Heralding the Reappearance of 2 MABEL NORMAND. MABEL NORMAND. • MABEL NORMAND. 'After more 'than . tr, year’s absence- from the V-vp.vi • Screen she returns LADEN WITH FRESH LAURELS. Her Work in this Picturo is a Revelation of UNSUSPECTED ABILITIES. All her Old Charm, plus Amazing New Power. A STORY OF MYSTERY, THRILL- AMD SUSPENSE. ABOVE ALL, A STORY OF, : . LOVE. . j Reserve at Bristol, or ’Phone Liberty, No. 2866. Usual Prices.

"THE-SECRET GAME’' “ THE SECRET GAME ” at the STRAND 'J Is a Story about a Girl Spy, Vnd concerns the Transport of American rroopa to the Russian Front. Featured in ihis Vivid Story of racial instinct is the ilevor Japanese Actor, SESSUE HAYAKAWA. Gazette, Comedy, Travelogue-' - TO LET. FINE DRAPERY AND MILLINERY *- SHOP TO LET. MAIN STREET, LEESTON. These Premises have been oooupied for over JO years as a Drapery and Millinery Shop, aid offer a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to in Enterprising Man. Further Particulars apply 1256 BOX , 12, Leeston. TO LET. nUTCHERY AND BAKERY BUSINESS. 13 Apply A. M’PHERSON AND CO., 1259 Dunsandel. . A RTIPICIAL Teeth in any etate, Platinum and Old Gold bought. Post to Silver* atone. 145, Vivian Stroot, Wellington. X BOARD and Residence by married couple with homely people; north preferred. State terms D.G.G., “ Times.” 8918 ■ rLet, in Papanui Township, 4-roomed Cottage, 4-acre Good Garden. Apply 54, Picton Avenue, Riccarton. 3878 TO Lets.—We hav- numerous inquiries for Four. Five and Six-roomed Bungalows to Let. Send ‘in particulars, and we will supply the Tenants. Ford and Hadfield, Ltd. ■ T7tTANTED, Two Unfurnished Rooms, with » * board; father and son. ‘ Apply 8.G.G., ’tTfines.” ;i V . ■ ■ . : 3838 TAT ANTED, by young man, Board and »V Lodgings for few weeks with private family.' Reply J.S., “Times” Office. 3885 WANTED— Soldier’s \V ie has nice Furnished Sunny Front Room to Lot, homely business person (private entrance). 147, Stanmoro Road, Linwood. 8923

PUBLIC NOTICES. WANTED KNOWN. IF you Want a Straight Deal and the HIGHEST PRICE, we- Buy all classes o! Second-hand Furniture Pianos. Sewing Machines, c-to. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, House Furnishers M 3. CASHEL STREET (Between The Bristol and Matson's). •Phono 8414. ■. WHERE EVERT SHILLING BUTS MOST. Ladies’ Umbrel as and Walking Sticks. Gent's Umbrellas and Walking Sticks. Children’s Umbrellas. Largest variety to suit every Pocket At f ETHABTS UMBRELLA STORE. LJ 64. Cathedral Square (Between Broadway’s and Warner’sJ TO PEA GROWERS. TTTANTED, Fanners to grow PEAS on V T contract. ' High pfices guaranteed for Produce. Only heavy yielding varieties arranged for. Apply ARTHUR WILSON AND CO, 186 Next DJ.C, Cashel Street