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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18570, 24 November 1920, Page 2

' AMUSEMENTS. 1 QE AND THEATRE TO-DAY and TCT-NIGHT. DOORS OPEN AT 2 P.M, AND 7 P.M, Perforaanoßß commence 2.50 and 7.30 p.m. ARGUS .Appears at 4.30 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. CROWDED Out Again. RESERVE Your Scats. ARGUS. ARGUS. ARCUS Tho WONDER of the AGE, ARGUS SENSATIONAL, and UNCANNY ARGUS Is ARGUS in Communication ARGUS with the Dead? ARG.US STARTLING REVELATIONS ARGUS Pending. ARGUS During the Engagement of ARGUS ARGUS at this Theatre Many 'ARGUS MYSTERIES will he revealed. ARGUS ROBBERIES, DIVORCE CASES, ARGUS MURDERS will be. Solved.. ARGUS Watch further announcements. Supported by a GREAT Programme. MISS ANITA GREEN, Vivacious, Charming. CAMPBELL BROS., Everybody’s Idols. MR LOUIS ALSACE Who Fascinates. MARIE COLEN (Brilliant Pianist). PICTURES. PICTURES. ELAINE HAMMER-STEIN “ Country Cousin.” ALSO " THE GREAT GAMBLE.” THE BIG GRAND ORCHESTRA. In Delightful and Appropriate Music. RESERVES: Theatre. (’Phono 2&4). CHILDREN in Atmg not admitted. DAVIS CUP DAVIS CUP. TO BE PLAYED AT AUCKLAND, DECEMBER 28th, 80th AND 81st. AMERICA v. AUSTRALASIA. PLANS NOW OPEN at Messrs H. E. Partridge and Co., Queen St., Auckland. PRICES (Season Tickets)—Northern and Southern Stands, £2 10s; Western Stand £2. imHE Management desires to draw the at* JL tention of the New Zealand Publio to the unique opportunity of seeing the World’s International Championship, *’ THE DAVIS CUP," in which the Champions, Messrs Tylden and Johnston (America), _ and _ Messrs Brookes and Patterson (Australia) will compete Booking for Season Concession Tickets will close positively on DECEMBER 4th. Daily ■Reserves open DECEMBER 6th. Book early and obtain the concession. T. H. HICKS, Hon. Seo. Management Committee (Australia). HUGH G. THOMSON, Hon. Seo. New Zealand Committee. MONEY. A UCKLAND HARBOUR LOAN OF £IOO,OOO. BOARD. (Authorised by A.H.B. Empowering Act, 1919.) DEBENTURES—£IOO at par. INTEREST—SI per cent, payable half-yearly, free of exchange. TERM OF LOAN—9O years from 10th Octoher, 1920. SINKING FUND-1 per cent per annum. SECURITY—Assets of Board (consisting principally of Auckland City Freehold), showing surplus over liabilities of over £1,600,000. EXCHANGE—The Board pays exchange on remittances. Copies of prospectus may be obtained at the Board’s office. Quay Street. Auckland, or at any Branch of the Bank of New Zealand. 535 THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY Has TO LEND On First-class Freehold Securities. At Lowest Current Rates. Full particulars may be obtained at the District Office, Cathedral Square. G. G. BURKES, District Manager. It TONEY TO LEND, from £5 to £SOO, on IVL any Approved Security. Furniture, etc. Repayable easy weekly instalments. Strictly confidential. No publicity. The Citizens’ Loan and Discount Co., Ltd., 89, Hereford Street. Tel. 2567. X NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE SECURITY AND TRUSTEE COMPANY. LIMITED. Authorised Capital . . . £IOO.OOO Subscribed Capital . . . £64,000 DEPOSITS RECEIVED AT CALL OR ON FIXED TERMS. TO LEND AT RATES. CURRENT R. T. TOSSWILL, Secretary. Executors and Trustees. 69, Worcester Street (next “ Sun ” Office). ARRANGED On FREEHOLD SECURITY. 3. T. BELL AND CO., 115, Gloucester Street. TV TONEY TO LEND on Approved Freehold ILL Security at Current Rates. IZARD. LOUGHNAN AND FRYER, 18, Cathedral Square., I ADVANCE MONEY ON YOUR OWN NAME Also upon All Classes of Seourlty. F. C. RAPHAEL, 76, Gloucester Street. Postal Address: Box 15, Christchurch. Call or Write. I HAVE MONEY TO LEND on any kind of Security, from £lO upwards. F. D. KESTEVEN, 4 Chancery Lanfc^ TXT ANTED, £2OO on Second Mortgage, at 8 VV per cent; good security. Box 218. B EDDING’-OUT PLANTS. HINUMS. ASTERS, CARNA(Marguerite), LOBELIA. PANSY. NIA, PHLOX, STOCK, -VER- , ETC. » PLANTS. GOOD VALUE. tf, WORK A SPECIALITY. Crosses, Bouquets, Buttonholes. WM. JONES, 3XETER NURSERIES. I ALL AND KING' rE ELECTRO-THERAPISTS D CHIROPRACTORS OK, HIGH ST. CHAMBERS r the Three Castle Sign). . STS in tho scientific painless ,tion of Medioal Electricity and lal Adjustments for the reuef of and (so-called) Chronic Disease*.