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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1161, 31 October 1917, Page 1

TWINES, SPIRITS, AND ALES OF BEST QUALITY AT **■ LOWEST RATES. , 8 Ale, 2 Port, 2 Whisky .. ~ .. 28/0 Ale, 3 Port, 3 Whisky 36/5 Ale, 4 Wine, 3 Whisky 38/G 4 Ale, 4 Port, 4 Whisky 44/G Packed and Free on Rail, 6d per dozen extra. BISHOP AND CO., WHOLESALE WINE, SPIRIT, AND TEA MERCHANTS. 101 ARMAGH STREET. 'Phone 159.

PICTURE THEATRES. QRAND The Inimitable LIONEL BARRYMORE In the " METRO" Wondcrplay of TEARS and LAUGHTER "THE END OF THE TOUR." A Five-Act Feature of rare power and charm, Picturing graphically the troubles of stranded "Barnstormers." Varied and Interesting Supporting Programme. "THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" Episode 13 (Last but Two) REX BEACH'S TRAVELS. "HE FELL ON THE BEACH" (Christie Comedy). _ _"CO-OPERATJVE WEEKLY." §TARL AN l) T H EAT RE JUNE CAPRICE and THE LEE KIDDIES in "THE RAGGED PRINCESS." Screened 12, 2, 4, 0, 8 p.m. Episode No. 1 of the Great Super-Serial "THE PURPLE DOMINO." The Greatest Serial Stars on Earth. GRACE CUNARD and FRANCIS FORD. Screened 1.15, ,1.15, 5.15, 7.15, and 9.15 p.m. COMING ON MOND AY. " MADCAP MADGE " A Rollicking, Daring, Piquant Story. Full of French Sparkle and Smartness. A. & P. SHOWS. C IRA N D PATRIOTIC SHOW. r RAND PATRIOTIC SHO W. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Proceeds to Red Cross Society, Lady Liverpool Society, Y.M.C.A., and Navy League. GREAT EXHIBITION OF STOCK. GREAT EXHIBITION OF STOCK. DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES. SHEEP, CATTLE. PIGS. DAIRY PRODUCE. COOKERY, FLOWERS. ETC., ETC. SURPRISE. PACKETS. SURPRISE PACKET S. ASTOUNDING VALUE. PRIZES include one Special Prize Value £SO, Also Separator, Dairy Cow, Bicycle, Clock, Sheep, Turkeys, Tigs, Fowls, Wheat, Oats, Peas, Beans and Chaff in full-size sacks, Quarters of Mutton, and other articles too numerous to mention. ALL FOR 1/-. JUMPING AND MILITARY EVENTS. Side Shows Guessing Competitions Children's Stalls Christmas Tree Sweets and Flower Stalls Musical Stalls (Ponies) Driving Competitions, Etc., Etc. LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA. COME AND SUPPORT THE EFFORT TO HELP OUR HOYS. W. J. YOUNG, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. "JEW SONGS by J. T. MACLEODSMITH. "OH! BREATHE NOT HIS NAME." Beautiful words by Thomas Moore set to appealing music (writes the "Press" critic), in memoriam all Heroes who have fallen in this war. "GOD KEEP OUR OLD FLAG CLEAN." Words of Chorus to each verse, con spirito—"So raise aloft the Hag, the dear old British Flag! Raise up the Flag we love so well! We're proud of it. We'll -stand by it. We'll tight for it. We'll die for it. God keep the Old Flag Clean." 2/- each. At all Music Sellers. 4578 , WOMEN'S NATIONAL RESERVE. Women I able and willing to replace men workers on farms arc required to call at the office of the above organisation, 257 Manchester Street, any afternoon (Saturdays excepted! between 2.30 and 4.30. 280(1 j PARISIAN TOILET SPECIALISTS, ' ■*• ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Ozonol Tonic Shampoo 2/0, Brighting ■ Shampoo 3/0, Henna Shampoo 3/0, Henna Staining 7/0, Bleaching 7/0, Henna and Bleach 10/0. Gray Hair Restored to Natural I Colour. Thin, dull, falling, or faded hair treated vibrator, necessary tonics, (> treatments, ft 1/-. 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ALBANS (Close Bealey Avenue)—l [ Rooms, gas, scullery, sink, washhouse, copper, tubs and bath; 13/-. LINWOOD (Handy Canal Reserve)— Bungalow 5 rooms, gas, bathroom, hj. and e., every convenience, all in good order; 20/-. SYDENHAM (Close to Car)—s Rooms, bath, , hj. and c, gas, scullery, sink, wash- r house, copper, tubs; 14/-. , ST. ALBANS (Handy Id Section)— Modern 5 rooms, and all possible conveniences; 18/-. LINWOOD—T-house 5 rooms, gas, scullery, bathroom, washhouse, copper, tubs, H acres, 3-stall stable; 18/-. CITY N.—Trhousc 5 rooms, gas, scullery, bathroom, hj. and c, all conveniences; 17/0. MERIVALE (Handy Id Tram)—T-housc 5 rooms, gas, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, bath; 11/6. BECKENHAM (Close Car)— Modern 6 Rooms, bath, hj. and c„ gas, every convenience, *-acre, orchard, etc.; 18/-. LINWOOD (Handy Ferry Rd.)— Square House G rooms, gas, bathroom, hj. and c, all. conveniences; IG/-. RICCARTON—Square House 0 rooms, gas, bathroom, hj. and c, every convenience, ( stable; 10/-. AVONSIDE (High and Dry)— Modern 6 Rooms, ■with every possible couveni- ' ence; 20/-; offers. WALTHAM (Handy Railway)— 6 Rooms, bathroom, hj. and c, all conveniences, good workshop; 16/-. LINWOOD (Close Tram)— Two-story 9 Rooms, bathroom, hj. and c, all conveniences; 20/-,