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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 114, 19 June 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PERAH O U a E. 7 GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW. SPECIALLY - - REDUCED . - .PRICES. ' Programme Exactly as at Night. .Adults !/• and fid. Children 6d and 3d. QPE R A •.H'O U. SE. Direction: Fuller-Brennans," Ltd. '■' The Best in .Vaudeville." TO-NCOHT! At 8 TO-NIGHT! Brilliant and Continued Success of our Refined and Enjoyable Programme. DARE and NORWOOD; DARE and NORWOOD, America's Premier Athletes, In their Most Graceful Balancing Act! LYONS and CULLUM American LYONS and CULLUM Entertainers. In a variety of Vaudeville. ' THE WALDRONS ."The World's THE WALDRONS Laughmakers." In their Original Farcical Sketches. Muriel —ANDREWS and DENT—Rube MurieI—ANDREWS and DENT—Rube -Introducing, Miss Muriel Andrews, the FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN VIOLINIST, IN a High-class Musical Act. ■VINCENT, ARTHUR, and OLIVER, i Talented Vocalists and Entertainers, ; .BILLY WATSON The Popular ( BILLY WATSON London Comedian. CARLTON MAX—Singing Ventriloquist. DENNIS CARNEY—The Popular Comedian. JUNE 29: BAILEY'S POSING »OGS I Prices: O. -Stalls 2/-, D.C/ 'l/6/ Stalls■■!■/-» "Reserves at Milner andThHHJrpson''s,_ : or by Theatre Telephone : 1471* -No- extra, ..cfcarjge.- ' H E A T BE R O Y A L. CAPPING TO-DAY ; CARNIVAL ; TO-MOHROW; 7.45 p.m. WHATI WHAT! GAPPING " • CARNIVAL! BOW,,WOW | . i Tickets Toy Cave and Milncr and Thompson's. . ■ .. ■ . 2187 SKATING. S K A T 1 N G. OLYMPIA RINK, HEREFORD STREET.'. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY: - : •10 to 12. 2.30. to 5. 5.30 to 7 (learners). 7.30 to 10/? ' '■£''. Afternoon tea at the Rink is fashionable. "Pull Band every Night • and Saturday Afternoons. ' '2ool' 'OQTBALLIA FOOTBALL t FOOTBALL! OQTBALLrI FOOTBALL I FOOTBALL! RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. TO-MORROW, SHOWGROUNDS. 2.45 p.m. TWO FIRST GRADE FIXTURES. SYDENHAM v.' CITY (Oval).. . * , SYDENHAM v. Ofi|Y (Oval). . ;..' •'•'■'-■' ST..ALBANS v. ADDTNGTQN (East). V - : ST. ALBANSv. ADDINGTON (East).' . > Ladies and • School--goys '-Free.' Stand Free. •/ Afternoon Tea. ]'" ■ PUBUO NOTICES. fpiMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, AND '.ls; CONTRACTORS invited to COMMUNICATE with, us., regarding a proposition to" acquire a Complete aASIi aod DDOli FIiA&T/and OTHjqK PROjPEitfISY: fi*r : d\sjW# 0* Lease oa^ekceptionaily;easytexoiiv ■....: "'Also; i '■ ; SAWMILL: Million Feefr ot £usn, . mostly Red «\Pipe-.. , • , Properties for sale Wing to dissolution of partnership." '"/ ■- MARK SPROT & CO. ■ " ' (Established 1865), ' -.' u;: ... ''i;\''Qjsikss4k.'.; : / ';■': ,i9e .roti ,ot ** Y-' & SO N,; 254 GLOUCESTER STREET EAST. . r^v / ME&CHANTS, PLASTERERS AND IPLASTER' ( . . . , MANUFACTURERS. -- ■. J'sice Lists and, Estimates'- da:. amplication: ; :■/*■; ■. 'fclioo© -'tyfbf v "" ~■' ' - .106' m & OS. f -i.- Y, PLASTERERS. \\ 76 FITZGERALD STREET, ST. ALBANS. 'Phono 2848. We Keep the LARGEST STAFF of COMPETENT MEN in Town. OUR HOME MADE BEAUTIFUL By Purchasing Your ' PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES From M'CORMICK & PUGH (T. C. W*. Pugh, Proprietor.) ■A&T! DEALERS, ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, Etc., -•* : 681 COLOMBO STREET. • Wo Specialise in Pictures for Wedding and other, presents; •Phono 973. Works: Tuam Street. OT O R C Y C L I N G. (Extract from "Motor Cycle," Jan. 22, 1914.) "HILL-CLIMBING ON THE LONDONEXETER RUN. "Your interesting report of the official results of the London-Exeter run came as a surprise to me and several others, for we noticed that out of 21 side-car machines that failed on the official hills—that is,' Chard and Trou —14 were machines of 6 and 8 h.p. and one of 4i h.p., while 13 3J single-cylinders competed with side cars, and only four failed to climb these test hills. Of the nine successful ones, I note four were Rover' combinations,'which is a performance the Coventry firm may well feel proud of, especially as every machine entered got through and was awarded a gold medal." JACK SUCKLING. #J .,_ Canterbury Agent, ''*£"-- 114 MANCHESTER STREET, Christcliurch. P. R. LEGG, Representative ESSONS COOKING. Miss WIIITCOMBE is prepared to give JLossons in all branches of Cookery at her Rooms, WIIITCOMBE'S BUILDINGS. Single Private' Lessons or a Course as arranged. Miss Whitcombc hold 3 a First Class Certificate from tho City and Guilds of London, and is also Silver Medallist, National Training School of Cookery, London. Telephone 3572. ,»154F TM. CULLEN, PROFESSIONAL » TEACHER of Piano. Violin, 'Cello. Moderate fees. Rapid Up-to-date Systom. Instructs pupils in their own homes or at' his private residence, 24" Lincoln Rd, Spreydon.