AMUSEMENTS. JHEATHE ROYAL TOMORROW EVENING. Commencing at 7.15 p.m. THE 100 th patriotic CONCERT By MR I'. C. RAPHAEL'S CONCERT PARTY. Gross Proceeds to Red Cross and a Piano for Soldiers' Ward, Cliristcliurch Hospital. Come and hear the Motor Drivers' Chorus. The Concert Party will be Motored on the Stage. Returned Soldiers will sing "Bill Massey's Army." A Limited Number of Seat* in the Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls are Now on Sale at The Bristol, Price Ten Shillings each. ADMISSION TO STALLS, 5/-. GALLERY, 2/ . DAY SALES at the TOY CAVE CONFECTIONERY SHOP, next to Broadway's. No Extra Charge for Early Doors. Doors Open at 7 p.m. IMPORTANT ! I Secure your Gallery Tickets at once at the Toy Cave Confectionery Shop before they are all sold. Gallery 2/-. Box Plan at The Bristol. PUBLIC NOTICES. A Public Meeting w : ll be held in the MEMORIAL HALL, DAREIELD, on MONDAY, 19th March, at 2 p.m. Business: —(a) To appoint a committee to assist the Efficiency Board in maintaining the primary industries of this district with due regard to the military situation, (b) Soldiers' farms. H. A. KNIGHT, 9701 Chairman. yTwcTa". 10 NIGHT, 8 o'clock. TO NIGHT, 8 o'clock. "Things About Business a Girl Should Know," by Mr A. H. GILBY, Director of Commercial College. Admission free. g ASTER IN THE TRENCHES. WARDELL'S SPECIAL SOLDIERS' PARCELS. 4/0 and 0/0. Postage 1/- extra. RICH FRUIT CAKE IN TINS (Sewn in canvas ready to post), Per tin 2/9. Postage 1/- extra. OTHER SUITABLE LINES. Tins of Assorted Bis- Cocoa and Milk (pdr), cuits—l/0, 1/10, per tin 1/6. 2/-, 2/4. Tins of Chocolate— Ncstle's Cocoa and Milk 1/3, 1/9, 2/3. tin 1/9. Tins of Toffee— Nestte's Coffee and Milk od, Bd, 1/3. tin 1/9. Symington's Soups— Tinned Cheese packet od. per tin 1/2 and 1/3. Foster Clark's Soups, Finest Honey packet 4d. tin 1/3. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. Special to Country Clients.—Send a Postal Note, we will forward a parcel to your Soldier Friend and send you the Postal Receipt. WARDELL'S. HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE KITCHEN NOVELTIES KITCHEN NOVELTIES TO SAVE WORK TO SAVE WORK Mystic Mit Pot Cleaners, 8d each. Dustless Dusters, 2/- encli. Twisted Wire Egg Beaters, 9d each, ALL SIZES and Prices in Aluminium Enamel SAUCEPANS. SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAYS. E. REECE, LIMITED. Colombo Street. VORD & HADFIELD A. K. Hadfleld] [F. J. G. Wilkinson NEW ART BUNGALOW, £SBO. You cannot do better than see this new Art Bungalaw, situate in Linwood within few minutes car. There are five rooms and all possible convenience. ELECTRIC LIGHT Good Leadlights. Splendid section of 31 perches. See us early, as at the price quot cd the property will sell readily. FORI) & HADFIELD. ST. ALBANS. EASY TERMS. EASY TERMS. £G7S. AN UNUSUAL OFFER. You will appreciate this. A solidly built six roomed house in St. Albans, within a few minutes of penny car, every possible modern convenience. House has been recently painted and papered throughout, and is ready for immediate occupation. Good section about J acre, splendidly laid out and in perfect order. FORD & HADFIELD. PENNY SECTION. PENNY SECTION. BUNGALOW, £075 Situate on one of the favourite streets in Linwood, we have for sale a well built five roomed Bungalow, with every modern convenience. Good sunny section. Main sewer connection, etc. Right on the penny section of the car. FORD & HADFIELD. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Having been appointed CHIEF AGENTS for the ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COY., LTD. for CHRISTCHURCH and NORTH CANTERBURY as from March I, 1917, we are prepared to transact F'ire and Accident Insurance (including comprehensive motor car risks) at lowest rates. FORD & HADFIELD, 133 WORCESTER STREET. (Opp. Dunlop Rubber Co.)
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 964, 14 March 1917, Page 1
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