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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17878, 26 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE "LAND OP PROMISE.' "LAND OP PROMISE.' "LAND OP PROMISE.' A land where men and women live and love—where the world, satiated with the pleaaureg of a previous night, wakes but to enter upon v a fresh orgy. There it was She thought to live I Your sweetheart and mine S 3 " Nora." BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE • BILLIE BURKE in Somerset Maughan's record stage success depicting the story of a woman who deliberately Married for a home, Married for a home, expected He'.l—was not disappointed—but through it reached the "LAND OF PROMISE." "LAND OF PROMISE." "LAND OF PROMISE." Surmorted by an AllParamount Programme of Teal live interestcurrent news, travel, humour, pathos and entrancing mußic. THIS WEEK.

BURWOOD HALL.' THURSDAY, AUG. 29th. OCTAL IN AID OF SEND-OFF COM- > • MITTEE'S FUNDS. All Welcome. 4871 PUBLIC NOTICES. TO PEA GROWERS. WANTED, Farmers to grow PEA 9 on contract. High prices guaranteed for Produce. Only heavy yielding varieties arranged for. Apply ARTHUR WILSON AND CO., 136 Next D.1.C., Cashel Street, WHERE EVERY SHILLING BUYS MOST. Ladies' Umbrcl'.as and Walking Sticks. Gent's Umbrellas and Walking I Sticks. Children's Umbrellas. Largest variety to suit every Pocket I ETHABY'S UMBRELLA STORE Xi 64, Cathedral Square (Between Broadway's and Warner's.) HEALTHY BRIGHTON. iRIGHTON Beach Sections are limited. sJ Think of the old world watering places. We can otter THREE Sections together, on a corner, on the Beech, for £lls. The owner is determined to realise It's picking up money to buy these cheap Sections. They ge dearer and dearer. Buy these for your childron. Apply EVELYN CLARK, ROBINSON AND CO., BRIGHTON. 'Phone 38SK. THOSE FARMER'S HO use the "FARMERS' COMPREif HENSIVE BOOKKEEPER" know how much or how little Profit they, make out of Wheat, Oats, Butter, Sheep, Pigs, or anything else tbey produce. This Valuable but Simplo Book, price ss, can be obtainod through any Bookseller or Stock Agent, or from SMITH AND ANTHONY, LTD., Manchester Street (next National Bank), Christchurch.

> S. SHILLITO*, SEEDSMAN, _l. 767, COLOMBO STREET. Spring will soon be here. Make sure ol supplies by ordering early. Choice New Season's Vegetable and Flower Seeds now reidy. I have a limited quantity of two-year-old Apples Trees for eale in the following variotios:— Munroe's Favourite, Cox's Orange Pippin, Delicious, Stunner Pippin, Jonathan, Irish Poach, Lord Wolseley. P.O. BOX 669. TELEPHONE 2071 SEVI C K E Corner of CATHEDRAL SQUARE and CHANCERY LANE. LADIES' OUTFITTER. Home Knitting Depot.—Just arrived, Dainty Millinery for Infants and Children, Muslin and Silk Matinee Coats, Dresaos, Baby Linen and Women's Cambric Underwear A specialty, Black Sateen Underskirts, jood quality. Cashmere Lisle and Silk Hosiery, Home Knit Stockings and Socks and Fancy Hose. Agents Pauline " Reliable" Paper Patterns. New patterns every month. MRS PALMER, 753, Colombo Street. Telephone 1279. PERCY HELMORE. 13S, Hereford Street. ACCOUNTANT and Shipping Agent. Representative Th< Cook and Son. Tradesmen s Books kept anc' balanced. Abeentoos represented. PUT your foot down and wear only the Rubber Heels. Specify WOODMILNE. British made, from Para Rubber. <131) T*OR economy in footwear, get WOOD- - MILNE RUBBER HEELS fitted. Made in England, of pure, resilient Para Rubber. (133) THE HIMITANGI. CREW ARRIVE IN WELLINGTON. [Pun Prkss Association.] WELLINGTON, August 25. The Government steamer Tutanekai arrived from the Chathams this afternoon, bringing Captain Thompson, four officers and ten of the crew of the illfated Himitangi. All are well. The survivors are reluctant to speak of wreck incidents, in view of the inquiry. General statements substantiate previous repbrts. A preliminary inquiry already has been held at the Chathams, before the Collector of Customs, whose report has been sent to the Minister. A Magisterial inquiry will be hold at an early date. 6NIFF U P, GARGLE OR SWALLOW