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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 568, 4 December 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS* , (JBAND THEATRE Where the BEST Pictures are. MONDAY MONDAY! MONDAY! MONDAY MONDAY! MONDAY! ANOTHER MONSTER ATTRACTION! In 3 Reels. In 3 Reels; The Best' Circus Drama for Years i CIRCUS CIRCUS CIRCUS CIR C U S 'C.I.R C U S C IRC US MARY MARY MA R Y M AR Y MARY MA R Y Featuring ■/.'.■. THE WORLD'S FILM FAVOURITE, MA R Y FUL LE R ' M A R Y'-FO.E LE R MA R Y FUL LE R MA R'Y F U L L E R MA R Y FULL 1 R MA R Y Fill LE R In the Great VICTOR Masterpiece, CIRC US MA R Y CIRCUS MARY CIRCUS MARY CIRCUS MARY: CIRCUS MAR Y' CIRCUS. MiRY; Crowded with Sensational Scenes of Circus Life. EVERYONE WILL WANT TO SEE THIS GREAT CIRCUS DRAMA. By attending during the DAY, you avoid the Large Crowds at Night. If you "can't attend the Day Sessions, COME EARLY AT NIGHT. NO ADVANCE IN 6d & 3d (Under the Patronage of the Red Cross Society.) His Worship the ' Mayor in the Chair. MR F. W. THOMPSON Will give an INTERESTING LECTURE at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, A.M.P. Buildings, THIS {SATURDAY) EVENING, At B,o'clock, on "NEW ZEALAND INGENUITY APPLIED TO SUFFERING SOLDIERS." His Worship the Mayor, 'appreciating the mechanical genius of Mr Thompson's inven-. tions, and in view of the humane object, i.e., "the relief of pain to wounded soldiers," has kindly consented to preside. A number of returned Wounded Soldiers will demonstrate the effectiveness of Mr ingenious shock-absorbing slings, leg-rests, and also his latest inventions, the spring-supported stretcher and crutch. '■'' '-T '•.•'''■ : There is no charge for admission, and your attendance is cordially Invited. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, A.M.P. Bldgs., TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 8 p.m. - J ''■ 1189 JlO-DAY! (SATURDAY) TO-DAY! O-DAY! , / (SATURDAY) TO-DAY!

HELLO, WHAT'S DOING THEN? VILLAGE FAIR : ' ~~\ VILLAGE FAIR VILLAGE FAIR VILLAGE FAIR VILLAGE FAIR :', . VILLAGE FAIR VILLAGE FAIR VILLAGE FAIR :-..■?.■■'. - : \.■ •—— In"aid of —— ■. J . WOUNJDJED SOLDIERS' tIbNVALESGENT V AT NORTH BRIGHTON. .:-.„;-7^To,be' : held'.at-- : THOMPSON'S; GAMP, BOWHILL ROAD. ;,TIWMpStm»S,;. ROAD. AT NOON* ...-•».. . The Price to get in is ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN NOTHING; " AMUSEMENTS FOR~YOUNG, MiDI)LEAGED, AND OLD. .■■''"'■'■.„■ ■' .'.-T— — STALLS-——,'-. 1. Plain and Fancy 2. Ice Cream 3. Fruit Salad 4. Sweets and Flowers 5. Xmas (this includes Poultry, Plum Pudding, and Cakes) .6. Produce v 7. Fortune-telling. ■ ; 1. Bran Tub 2. Aunt Sally 3. Joy Rides 4. Football 5. Fancy Dancing by School Children And Some Others. New Brighton Marine Band in Attendance. AFTERNOON TEA, Cd--WORTH 2/-. A CONTINENTAL CONCERT will be held THIS EVENING. The Admission is only Od. You'll get quite a pleasant surprise, at the talent we can raise in North Brighton. Take No. 10 Car-—Return Fare Cd. 1080 MRS DEUGARDE, Secretary. Q H ORAL HA L L. DECEMBER 7. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. AN EVENING OF PAGEANTRY By Young Women's Christian Association, In aid of I Local Associations Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. Tickets 2/- and 1/-. Box Plan at The Bristol. A NOTABLE EVENT. NEW ZEALAND MUSIC. MR ARTHUR LILLY'S.NEW WORK, "CHRISTMAS JOY." QHORAL H A L L. NEXT THURSDAY, 9th. FULL ORCHESTRA of 35.' CHORUS 150. SOLOISTS: MISS VIDA HILL (Soprano) and MR J. H. PEEK (Tenor). TICKETS: 3/- (Reserved), 2/-, and 1/-, at Milncr and Thompson's and Woodward's. CHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL SOCIETY. PUBLIC CONCERT. THE MESSIAH THE MESSIAH THE MESSIAH THE MESSIAH HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Popular Prices: 2/-, and 1/-. Booking Office opens Monday Next at Milncr and Thompson's. 1197 C. H. SCHWARTZ, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. TIENRY A. GLASS, ■"■ , A.P.A..N.Z., A.1.A..N.Z., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, COMPANY SECRETARY AND MANAGER, ; 75 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. JJOBERT T. TOSSWILL, A.1.A..N.Z., A.P.A..N.Z.," A.1.A.V., Public Accountant, Auditor, Adjuster, and Sharebroker. EXCHANGE BLDGS., CATHEDRAL SQ. •■■ -- - -- —■•■■•. - '. ~.434