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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 228, 30 October 1914, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. r£ HE A T B'E BOY A 3^ Commencing TO-MORROW I At 8. TOMORROW* FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. ' MATINEE WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 2.1 V "BUNTY" is a play to see.. A really remarkable play.— London ' 'Evening News.* - E. J. Carroll, by arrangement with J. O. Williamson, Ltd., presents. •MR and MRS GRAHAM MOFFAT J . And tlieir' ; ' COMPLETE COMPANY OF SCOTTISH PLAYERS, '--v • ■ In -tl'ie Brilliant Scotch Comedy, BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS BUNTY PULLS THE - STRINGS BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS - v In Three Acts, by Graham Moffat. \ j"\ It is not a Comedy for people only. It is human nature, and appeals t» all who are human. / ; : -S;;'It delighted and charmed .the masses' of; London nightly, for 16 WwtlW^ : :ftnd r /.cpsiUeTV politan New York for 1.4 mouths, '.:'?'■■ ":';' Twelve Companies played it simultaneously in the great, cities" of Great Britain and America with unqualified success. -: Box Plan at the Dresden. • . ' - Day Sales at the Toy Cave To-morroWv < Reserved Seats 5/-, Unreserved 3/-, 2/"» 1/- (late Gallery). ,; ...!..■. * ■;"■■. v TENDERS. .... TENDERS will be received at this Office, ' until Noon of FRIDAYy November j6, for;thV SUPPLY and DELIVERY at Various Centre*; of 100,000 Australian Totara, or Silver Pine SLEEPERS, in lots of One Thoit-, sand upwards. Specifications and. cohdir.: tions of contract may.be seen at the Works Offices, Auckland, Wellington,- Christ-'* church! and Duriedin. ' v; ■, > r v ; ': -.- - : ■•.'■'' '"•• :•- ";.'^.\F.-W^'':FURKERT,:y:; ; ' ".-;.. Acting in Chief. " Public' Works Office,, . v ■';■■;'■':•.;•■:.'■: Wellington; Octoberl6. • 1914 v ;;40J5;: RENDERS -are invited for SUPPLY£!!^ ; \i and DELIVERING- .' ONE i MOTOR BOAT. Full particulars on application to . ■..;.■' ; .■■■/-' ■-.; C. ,W. HERVEY, > ■; ; t 4273 ' 59' Cathedral Squares J f & W. JAMIESOK, ? LTD., €/■•: ,'•■■'. .1 . ..■ ,•„'.,'.. ••.,-, -.. : -,>,; V; ;■'"..;■-'■;■!* : .'•'•? ■•.■v'-.■'.-''.''■' . BUILDERST AND 573 Being an old-established Firm, we are £» a position to undertake Constructional or other .'work in Wood, Stone, Brick, Reinforced Concrete, or Steel; v <•'" ■"■■-'.- '"'£■ , We keep a large and permanent staff, a* extensive'plant, and large and varied stocks of all classes of materials/ '■:'";■_ .._. '• : .117 ; • . 'Phono 1851 ' money. -;"'':.'.;'■;.;■;, ■..'-■ QNEY. to LEND on MORTGAGES bit FREEHOLD at Lowest - Current -Rates. Also by way. of Sub-mortgage on Firßt-claas Securities, for small premiums or at increased rate, as arranged. Smaller on Approved Second Mortgage or Chattel Security. H. K. McDOUGAIA, SOLICITOR, INGLIS' S B UILDINGS. 820 HIGH STREET* -. Opp. TattersaU's. 'Phone No. 3684, • IRUST MONEY -, for INVESTMENT oa FIXED MORTGAGE at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Also a Few Sums oa Second. Mortgage. DOUGALL & . UPHAM, . j SOLICITORS, 89 WORCESTER STREET. .6»

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