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H ?.? AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTY'S. At 8.0 NIGHTLY At 8.0 Mary As "Mary Piekford "TESS" Piekford Mary Mary Piekford In Piekford Mary TESS Mary PickToid OF Piekford Mary THE Mary Piekford STOI'iM Piekford Mary COUNTRY. Mary Piekford Piekford Appealing. Sparkling, Human. OTHEH SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. 1/- and Gd. Reserves The Bristol, 1/6. g~Y DEN HXM PICTUR ES. ~~ (Under New Management.) TRIANGLE KEYSTONE COMEDY TRIANGLE KEYSTONE COMEDY BRIGHT LIGHTS. A Whirlwind of Fun. Featuring MABEL NORMAND & FATTY ARBUCKLE. VITAGRAPH DRAMA, YOUTH. Also, Scenic and Topical. TIP-UP SEATS have now been installed right through the Theatre. Comfort for all. Continuous, 6.30 to 10. Adults Od, Children 3d. A Few Rows Seats at 1/-. Y D E N H A M PICTURES Have Now Installed LATEST TIP-UP SEATS. Q P E pTa house. FULLERS' REFINED VAUDEVILLE. POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST. Direct from America and First Appearance here of BOLLINGER and REYNOLD, Introducing their Original Bounding Wire Act. Another Star Attraction: KING and THORNTON, Assisted by Rupert Drum, presenting their Original Sketch, " CHUMS." Special Engagement for a Short Season only of MARR and EVANS, The Talking Acrobats—an Act to be seen. CUMBY and BROWN, Premier Coloured Comedians, in Something New. First Appearance here for a Short Season only of LA TOURS, Clever Pantomime Ar'-sts. JESSIE BARLEE, The High-class Balladist, who sings Coster Songs. SHIPP and GAFFNEY, Clever Patter Comedians and Dancers. THE ERNESTOS, An Amazing and Wonderful Equilibristical Act. BERT COLEMAN, Featuring a Barnyard Romance. THE FOUR KINGS, Clever Juvenile Acrobats and Dancers. Prices: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 2/-, Back Stalls 1/ . Box Plan at Milner and Thompson's. THKDELI S S A C S, The Musical Wonders, NEXT WEEK. SYDENHAM P I C f U RES *-* Screen His Majesty's Programme MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, And Programme from the Empress Theatre, Wellington, On THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. lOST (otY motor cycle, on Wednesday -J evening). Small FOOT PUMP and Nickel CAP for Tank. Reward. National ce Company, llfl Hereford Street. PUBLIC NOTICES. ' •'MHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN ELLIS FROST, i of Addington, Painter (Deceased). . All Creditors and Others having CLAIMS against this Estate are hereby required to SEND THEM, with particulars, on the Forms provided, to the Local Deputy Public Trustee at Christchurch on or before the 11th day of OCTOBER, 1010. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. ALL MONEYS PAYABLE to the above Estate may be Lodged to the Credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Postal Money Order Office, or Paid to the Local Deputy Public Trustee at Christchurch. FRED FITCHETT, Public Trustee. August 8, 1010. 5861 V. L E W E R S DENTAL SURGEON, CLOCK TOWER CHAMBERS (Corner of Graham, Wilson, and Smellie), HIGH STREET. 'Phone 1810; Res., 2535. .120 T> A R T N E R S H 1 P. I desire to intimate that, as from the Ist August, 1010, I have admitted into Partnership MR ROBERT F. SUTHERLAND (Ist Class Honours, 1911). My practice will in future be carried on by the partnership under the name of "Tosswill, Sutherland, and Co." R. T. TOSSWILL, Public Accountant and Sharebrokcr. Our New Seeds are now to hand. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE, From London, of the choicest strains. A. & S. REID, Seedsmen and Florists, •Phone 1272. 271 HIGH STREET. YI-OWE RI N G SHR UB S For PRESENT PLANTING. RHODODENDRON—"Pink Pearl," the loveliest Pink Rhododendron in cultivation. Price, 7/0 each. RHODODENDRONS Choice Hybrids, in White, Pink, Rose, and Crimson Shades. Price, 3/0 to 5/- each. CAMELLIAS—White, Pink, and Reds, 2/0 and 3/0 each. EXOCHORDA GRANDIFLOKA—"The Pearl Bush," 2/- each. DOUBLE FLOWERING CHERRIES, 2/- and 2/0 each. DOUBLE FLOWERING PEACHES—White, Pink, Cerise, and Crimson, 2/- and 2/0 each. AZALEA MOLLIS AND GHENT VARIETIES —Very lovely shades of Yellow, salmon to deep red, 3/0 and 5/- each. NAIRN & SONS, LINCOLN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 241. 1/- in the £ Discount for Cash

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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 786, 17 August 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 786, 17 August 1916, Page 1

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