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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 699, 8 May 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. UEEN'S THE The Home of Feature Pic ALL THIS WEEK! Another Five-part World Film, featuring WILTON LOCKAYE and GAIL KANE. THE PIT Where Fortunes are Won and THE PIT Lost. THE PIT BUSINESS MEN, THE PIT Take Warning! THE PIT Curtis neglected his THE PIT HOME and WIFE, THE PIT Made THOUSANDS, THE PIT Then wanted MILLIONS. THE PIT When the CRASH crniie, and THE PIT he, ruined in HEALTH and THE PIT POCKET, turned homewards, THE PIT what did he find? THE PIT Come one, come all, and see THE PIT this Dramatic and Interesting THE PIT Story. THE PIT No Sensations, but grips the THE PIT audience from start to finish. IN THE COUNTRY OF FLOWERS. Riviera Scenic. THE SYNDICATE LOVER. George Ade Comedy. ROYAL. Lessees .... J. C. Williamson, Ltd. TONIGHT At 8 TO NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT And EVERY EVENING FOR A BRIEF SEASON. J. & N. T A I T Announce the First Appearance in Christchurch of SYDNEY JAMES SYDNEY JAMES And his Famous ROYAL STROLLERS ROYAL STROLLERS ROYAL STROLLERS FROM PALACE THEATRE, LONDON. A BRILLIANT COMPANY OF COMEDIANS. In presenting the Royal Strollers to Christchurch audiences, Messrs J. and N. Tait have every confidence in stating that this is the most versatile and original company that has ever come to New Zealand. DISTINCTIVENESS Is the KEYNOTE OF THE STROLLERS. Everything they do is new, novel, original, and brilliant, and each artist is a STAR I SYDNEY JAMES, Mimicry, Whistling, Impersonations, Ventriloquism. MADELINE ROSSITER, Comedienne and Danseuse. GWEN LEWIS, In Songs at the Piano. CONNIE MILNE, Soprano, Vocalist and Burlesque Actress. G. W. DESMOND, Eccentric Dancer and Ragtime Wrecker. GEORGE GRAYSTONE .... Basso C. W. NORTHCOTE Comedian ARTHUR FROST Solo Pianist and Musical Director. This Evening the Strollers' Programme Includes The ."creamingly Funny Burlesque, OUR PICTURE PALACE CUR PICTURE PALACE I ~ IX, ORCHESTRAL BAND i ULL ORCHESTRAL BAND F >NOMY PRICES: 4/- (Reserved), 3/-, L.... 'Man at The Bristol. Direction: J. & N. TAIT. RAILWAY NOTICES. XTEW ZEAL aItD RAI Uv^AY"^ RACES AT DUNEDIN. EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Dunedin from Lyttelton, Invercargill, and intermediate Stations, and Stations on Branches south of Timaru, on 9th and 10th MAY, available for return till 20th MAY. A Special Passenger Train will leave Dunedin for Christchurch at 9.0 p.m. on SATURDAY, 13th May, arriving at Christchurch at 7.15 a.m. on 14th May. It will stop at any Station north of Oamaru to set down passengers. This Special will not run if Races arc postponed. 4099 BY ORDER. SITUATIONS WANTED. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL—DISPENSER. APPLICATIONS are invited up to" 9 . THURSDAY, 11th May, 1916, for the ition of DISPENSER, who must be an Experienced and Qualified Chemist. Salary to commence at £2OO per annum. J. COYLE. Secretary. Wellington Hospital. 4123 ANTED, a Respectable - WOMAN for daily work (scrubbing, etc.), from 2.30 p.m. till 5. Apply Mrs Bell, 82 Bealey Av. LABOUR EXCHANGE—- ' Wanted at once: Married Couples, Ploughmen, and Farm Hands, several Men and Boys (to milk and generally useful), Cowmen-Gardeners, Competent Shepherd, Married Ploughman (no duties for wife; cottage found), Rabbiter with dogs, Competent Man, take charge of sawmilling bench, Smart Boys for Rabbit-poisoning. Sheepfarmers' Labour Exchange, 155 Hereford St., Christchurch. 5985 WANTED to Lease or Rent, about Acre of Land, preferably with small house, in Dairying District, handy to Christchurch. EB, Sun Office. . 5969 WANTED to Rent (for an exceptionally good tenant), Unfurnished Bungalow, 5 or 6 rooms, Cashmere Hills. Craddock, McCrostie O. 5997 ANTED" To Buy, Poultry, all kinds" Apply Pounsford, Post Ollice. 4152 IGHEST Price for Old Bottles, Sc7a~p Metals, and all Waste Material. J. Snell, Colombo Street. Telephone 112. 5924 ED - CROSS SaTes" Depot, Text G.P.0., ' wants Gifts of Eggs, Butter, Wheat, Fruit, Vegetables, Flowers, and anything saleable to provide funds for our wounded ANTED Sell—Potatoes 10/6 sack, Onions 5/- csvt, 1811) 1/-. J. Harvey and Co., SISTER KATHERINET Clairvoyante and Psychomctrist, 450 Colombo Street, Sydenham. Interviews daily. Saturday close at Noon. 5871 QINGER, 5 drawer,, folding table, £3~~17/6. High Street, opposite Petersen's. .667 J PIMM & SON, Coal and Firewood Mer- • chants, 280 Papanui Rd., St. Albans. Orders promptly delivered. 'Phone 2499. IT A. ANDERSON, M.~n\a.s7 "(Reg-h ■"--*■• Clairvoyant, Psychometrist, Spiritualists' Church, \V< daily 10 to 5. Street, intcrvi RED CROSS Sales Depot, next G.P.0., has for Sale —Lady's Bicycle, Victoria, Hall Stand, Table, Sewing Machine, Model Yacht, Medical Battery, Fancy Goods, Books, etc. 5998