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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18334, 17 February 1920, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. r f HEAT RE ROYAL Direction—J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager—John Parrell. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). (TUESDAY). At eight o'clock. J. 0. WILLIAMSON. LTD., Have much pleasure in announcing the Reappearance of the Immensely Popular NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY CO. NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY 00. In the FIRST PRODUCTION IN CHRISTCHURCH. Of the. Latest London Musical Comedy Success, "YES, UNCLE," "YES, UNCLE." "YES, UNCLE." Before being eecn in Sydney, Melbourne ox any other Australian City. A Delightfully Fascinating Musical Play, by Austin Buigon and George Arthurs. FOR THE FIRST 6 NIGHTS. Music by Nat D. Ayer. Lyrics by Clifford Grey. CAST OF CHARACTERS. George Bellamy Stark . Wiltom Greene Bxabw» Holiybone .-• F^ u J?Jj£ Diabolo Casablanca . . OgJgSSSS Luc.cn Gapour . . g Wook)tl g 118 *?™ • * ' . . Pirio Bush Baptisto • • • • Jack Hoker Hyacinth . . . u Dickenson Summeri '. '. ■^i'SS MaliMannering . . -^S S"f» " " * . . Madge Elliot INichetto • • • • ~,„.° ,j„i„. tjt. » . • Millie Engler jot ; : :_J . cdi **h Play Produced by HARRY S. BURCHIER. Ballets and Dances arranged by Minnie Hooper. Musical Director— Harry Burton. DURING THE SEASON WILL ALSO BE PRODUCED: "GOING UP I" "HIGH JINKS!" "GOING UPI" __ "HIGH JINKS!" Plans for " YES, UNCLE " (first fi nights) are o-xrn nt Milner and Thompson's. PRICES—Dress Circle and Reserved Stall!". 7s 33; BncTc Stalls, 3s 8d; Gallery, Is 7d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices include amusement tax. Day Sales at Toy Cave Lollio Storo THIS MORNING. FOR SALE. MARLBOROUGH PROVINCE. 2-SHEEP COUNTRY AT £3. anco L.1.P., nt Bd. Good sixroomed Homestead, telephone, bathroom, h. and c and every modern convenience. New 5-rd Men's House; ivoolsied, yards, and all necessary buildings; G-7 h.r>. Benzine Engine, chaffcutter, circular saw, etc. Carrying 2700 big sheep and over 1300 lambs, besides 80 head niixod cattle and six horses, and doing them well. 600 Rcres most'y heavy bush flats alone worth tho money asked for the whole place. (Splendid cropping country. 100 acres has been ploughed, 16 acres in turnips 9 acres in stubble. 400 acros native bush on the place. Tho Stock all has tho one earmark. The sheep are Romney-Lincoln cross and an exceptionally oven lot. Ewe wool fetched Is 4d without grading. The first farmer to inspect will snap this place. Stock can be had at valuation. Stock and wool' can be shipped direct from property. £8 PER ACRE, with £BOOO cash if Stock are included in tho sale. J. GRIMSHAW. .Bow«n Street, opp. Govt. Bldgs.. ™.« o WELLINGTON. FOR SALE, immediate possession, TWOSTOREY BUNGALOW, seven rooms, sleeping balcony sun verandah, every modern convenience. ±'1250 or near offer. 7736 " NORTH Office. f POR Sale, Pears,'l6lb Is id. 107. Retroat J- Road. Avonsido. "777 ?OR Sale, Cottage, no reasonable offer reX 1 fused. Apply 87, Dover Street, St ™ 9 — IflOR Sale, Good Jersey Cow, in profit, due J to calve August. Pulford, care of Hanson's Store, Riocaiton. 7797__ W" ANTED, Furs. New Stock on Exhibition. No fancy prices. Colwill's Fur Store, High Street. 7750 ANTED to Sell, at once, Oak Hall Stand, new. 78, Stanmore Road. WANTED Sold, City, near the Station, Two-storey Brick House, present tenant 8 years; £SBO or near offer. Terms if required. Apply 32, Southwark Street. TIESNER Piano for Sale, nice mstni- » » ment, £65 cash: also Lady's Cycle, wants doing up. FE6. 7735 APRICOTS, Apricots. Last few days, •Bring baskets. Gimblett's Orchard, Heathcote. 7765

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