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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18141, 5 July 1919, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. T H E A T S E. BIG PICTURE "LEST WE FORGET" At 2.45 and S p.m. The Greatest Indictment of GERMANY Evar Screened. LAST DAY AND NIGHT. GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SEVEN. VOCALIST: Mr J. H. Cook*. ' NEXT WEEK. ANOTHER ENJOYABLE PROGRAMME. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL. The BEST ever Presented in this City. The World's Great Favourite, The CHARMING Little Star, . VIOLA DANA. VIOLA DANA, VIOLA DANA, In "THE FLOWER OF THE DUSK." Adapted from Myrtle Reed's Novel. Also " BROWN OF HARVARD." "BROWN OF HARVARD." Six Reels of Intenso and Sustained Interest. The Truest Picture of College Life yet Filmed. GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, U E E N ' S. QUEEN'S. "JUST SYLVIA," "JUST SYLVIA." CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. " MOTHER OF DARTMOOR " With Eliza- " MOTHER OF DARTMOOR " both Risdcn. COMING MONDAY. A Groat Programme, headed by . "THE GHOST FLOWER," "THE GHOST FLOWER," "THE GHOST FLOWER," Featuring ALMA RUBENS Supported by four TLMA RUBENS eood character actors, ALMA RUBENS Francis McDonald, ALMA RUBENS Charles West, Dick ALMA RUBENS Rosson. and ALMA RUBENS Emory Johnson. Destined by her father to be the " Woman" of a Camorrist Agent., she flees from her ii*e. Big Supporting; Programme, inoludmg FATTY.ARBUCKLE- "•■", FATTY ARBUCKLE »d. , w „ /_ MABEL NORMAND. In " Fatty and Mabel's Simple Life." Topicals. Educationals, etc I JUMBLE SALE lASTINGS . Streot, Hall, This Afternoon L at 2.80. Bargains in Boots, Afternoon | Tea 6d. Admission 3d. 8291 WANTED TO BUY. '. CASH REGISTER. i/y ANTED TO BUY, CASH REGISTER. » » "vTould prefer one issuing ooupons. Roplyi giving particulars and stating' price, CASH, 1237 .-.. , Care Office this Paper. THORPE AND CO., 101. LOWER HIGH STREET. \ RE CASH BUYERS of Races, Old Cloth■ing. Tailors' and Woollen Clippings, etc. P.O. Box 84. 'Phono 674. HORSE HAIR BOUGHT. . BRUSH'MANUFACTURERS, ' . 57. Manchester Street. X 248 WANTED TO BUY, FOR CASH--IRESH EMPTY OCTAVES. Also ' WHISKY AND WINE BOTTLES. BALLIN BROS., 9, Byron Streot, XlO Sydenham. WANTED, Six or More Roomed Houso, north district under £IOOO. No agents. Apply A, Box 695, Poet Office, Christchurch. WANTED, Pigeons, 2s 6d pair. Buy, Sell Ferret. Harness, Saddles. Covers, New and Second-hand, in exchange; Sell, Good Carrier's Horse, Spring Dray, Waggon, Jogging Cart. Old Carts and Governess Cart. Xruscott, Saddler. 8210 ./.TANTED, Live Pigeons, 2a Gd pair, de- j ! »V livercd to J. Skilling, Rangiora. 334 j WANTED, a Throe-quartor-sbafter Gig, rubber tyres. • Apply 20. Smith Street, Riccartou. 8303 ANTED Buy, 4 or 5-roomed Houso. V» within 2d section.; £SO deposit. Full ; particulars to K.E.E., "Times" Office. 8329 [XTANTED, for Client, Well P" ;u "««««- I V'" low; 'small" deposit. Wri ! onco. A. J. Hern, Agent, 17a, Victoria Streot. 6360 ~.,r A NTED to Buyi ABC and Bentley. VV Telegraphic Codes. Apply A. Carson, I Clanendon Hotel. 8417 j WHERE TO STAY. ST ELMO HOUSE, 52, Worcester Street (West End).— Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Two minutes from G.P.O. and Central Tram Terminus; also within same distance of Park, Public Gardens, Museum, Boatsheds, eto. Quietest and very best position in City. Telephono 872. F. J. MURRAY. Proprietor. CARGEN HOTEL, AUCKLAND. RECOGNISED as one of the LEADING HOTELS in Australasia. Speciality: Suites of Rooms, with private bathroom, etc. Ballroom, Orchestra. Tariff, 10s 6d to 15s per day. Special terms for lengthened periods. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or Government Tourist Bureau. Telegrams; "Cargen," Auckland. X E. F. BLACK. Proprietor. 1 " ILFRACOMBE," i AKAROA. IHIS FINE HOTEL has been acquired by : L MRS DAVIES. late of Hotel Federal, | Christchurch, and i» now open for the reception of guests. Tho House has been completely renovated, and is now under tho personal supervision of MRS DAVIES. Leitera and Telegrams: "Ilfraoombe," Akaroa. 'Phone 47. I THE CITY BUFFET 'ERVES A LIBERAL, WELL-COOKED-WELL-SERVED LUNCHEON DAILY from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. MRS HTMAN. 183 Proprietress. >OARD and Residonce Wanted. Apply [ ► J.S., Maddem's Rope Works. 2725 1 BOARD and Residence Wontod by widower, 25s per week; good, sober man. Apply N.E.E., "Times" Office. 8356 COMFORTABLE Board wanted, married couplo and boy 14. near Papanui Road. D.D.D., "Times." S3Ol 'IDOWER and Son (14) require Comfort- »» able Board-residence, private family. Terms, particulars. Central, permanent. R. 8.8., "Times" Office. 8348 WANTED. Board and Residence by Younsr Man, North Christchurch preferred, i Statins' terms. S.C.C., " Times." 8573 : WJ ANTED, Good Board and Lodgings, with I ™f private family by working man. E.K.K. "OUNG Business Man Wishes to have Board and Residence with Superior Pri- ! vato Poople, central if possible. Apply 8.J.J.. "Times" Office, 8386 PUBLIC NOTICES. A. M. EMMETT, FOOT SPECIALIST, Bonnington's Buildings. CtORNS, Bunions, Flat Feot, Ingrowing ) Toenails, etc., successfully treated. 'Phone 2228. FIT "AVON" TYRES to vour Car, not merely because they are BRITISH, but because thev ** | minimum cost. * "CHIP" BRAND.SAUCE will raak« your *J Chops or Steak taste bettor, and you will always buy this favourite brand when you once try it- Every Grocer Sells " SHIP " Sauce. RETURNED SOLDIERS! PLEASE NOTE THAT AMPLE SUPPLIES ARE IN HAND OF ■OED JACKET TOBACCO.