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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18408, 14 May 1920, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. QHRISTCHURCH COMPETITIONS. THEATRE ROYAL. Owing to tho Visit of H.R.IL the Prince of Wales, there will be NO COMPETITION DURING THE DAY, but TO-NIGHT A HUGE PROGRAMME, Consisting of: — Piano Solo (open class) Song in Character (under f») Character Recitation (under !)) Children's Dialogue Humorous Song (Ladies) Recitation, " Claude Mcjnotho's Apology ” Basa Solo, “ The Wanderer ” Also Recalls Dickens Character Sketch, and Third Section Class 18, Story Without Words. ADMISSION la and 2a. Booking Poo at The Bristol, is extra. Children aro now admitted. T. F. HALL, Sooty. EVERYBODY'S Twice Daily: 2.80 and 7.30 p.m. ALL THIS WEEK., A ROYAL PROGRAMME. ELSIE FERGUSON, ELSIE FERGUSON, In the Thrilling Photo-diama, “HEART OF THE WILDS.” “HEART OF THE WILDS.” Also The Great Comedy-Drama, “PUTTING IT OVER.” “PUTTING IT OYER.” BRYANT WASHBURN, Bryant wasiiburn, Supported by SHIRLEY MASON, SHIRLEY MASON, PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Tho Bristol, or ’Phone 4925. VICTORY SOCIAL ASSEMBLY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TYANCE IN RIDGLEY HALL (8 p.m. till 1 a.w.). Saturday Night Dance is cancelled -owing to R.S.A. welcome to Sailors. 3330 MEETINGS. A MEETING OF TRADE UNIONISTS end Members >'f Labour Organisation!! will be held at the SOCIAL HALL, TRADES HALL, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of giving Organised Labour an opportunity of learning the FACTS about the STRIKE OF JOCKEYS at. Avondalo, and the story of the VICTIMISATION of three members of tho N.r.. Jockeys Association. MR F. ROBSON (President Canterbury Trades ami Labour Council) in the Chair. SPEAKERS: C. O. SHEATH (Secretary N.Z. Jockeys’ Association). H. DAVIES (South Island Representative). E. J. HOWARD, M.P. ,T. McCOMBS, M.P. D. G. SULLIVAN, M.P. The meeting will consider in what ipanner it oan best, assist tho Jockeys in their fight for recognition and against victimisation. Officers of Trade Unions specially invited to attend. All Trade Unionists urged to come to the mooting. C. C. SHEATH, 3352 Secretary. CITY PLVNO AND MACHINE CO. <G. H. Stockdaie) removing from 124, Caahol Street, to 92, Cashel Street. (Just past Hal* lautyno's.) City piano and machine go. (g. h. Stockdaie) romoving from 124, Cashel Street, to 92, Cashel Stieet. (Just past Ballantyne’s.) City piano and machine co.*<g. h. Stockdaie) romoving from 124, Cashel Street, to 92, Cashel Street. (Just past Ballantyne'g-) X CITY PIANO AND MACHINE CO. (G. H. Stockdalo) removing from 124, Cashel Street, to 92, Cashel Street. (Just past BaJlaiityr.e's.) X_ CITY PIANO AND MACHINE CO. (G. H. Stockdaie) removing from 124, Cashel Street, to 92, Cashel Street. (Just past BaJlantyce's.) X CITY PIANO AND MACHINE CO. (G. H. Stockdaie) removing from 124, Cashol Street, to 92, Cashol Street. (Just past HaL lautyne's.) X

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