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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 273, 22 December 1914, Page 4

The following programme will, be given by Derry's Private Band on the St. Albans rotunda to-night, at 8 o'clock:—March, ''Collingwood,'' (Pettee); valse, "Tales of Long Ago" (Faust) ; selection, ' 4 Memories of Britain" (Rimmer); piccolo solo, "La Belle France " (Prendiville); serenade, "Summer Night" (Sutton); selection, 4 'Zampa" (Herold); intermezzo,' 1 Starlight" (Bonheur); march, "Vanguard" (Hall), CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAB GIFTS JUST OPENED. A Varied Choice of Novelties in Cosies, Cushions, Satchets, Bags, Pincushions, Tidies, etc., etc. A Unique Line of- Tinted Velvet with Poker Work in Doilies and Centres. mrsTpope, .. ;,f ; i: NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, CASHEL STREET (Opposite Ballantyne's) IT r WATTE TEA Direct From Geylon 1/6 and 1/8 per lb. SOLE AGENT: Mrs. OWEN 396 MADRAS STREET Phone 1378 Samples on Jlpplication mmmJ j-PILES ?■ 3 Use the <' NEW PILE CURE.'' A COMPLETE COURSE OF OINTMENT, PILLS, AND CONES, sufficient to * cure any case, securely packed in plain wrapper, post free 3/6. W. W. McKINNEY, M.P.S. (Late Dispenser Chch. Hospital), PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST, WORCESTER ST., LINWOOD .307