PICTURE THEATRES. TRAND 6essions at 12, 2, 4, 6, and 8. An Absorbing Expose of Mediums. "THE CRYSTAL GAZER." "THE CRYSTAL GAZER." "THE CRYSTAL GAZER." Featuring, in Three Roles, that of Mother and Two Daughters. FANNY WARD. FANNY WARD. FANNY WARD. FANNY WARD. Q UEEN'S THE A T R E. ALL THIS WEEK from 11 a.m. CROWDED AGAIN. COME EARLY. [ SOULS IX PAWN SOULS IN PAWN SOULS IN PAWN Featuring The Beautiful Emotional Actress GAIL KANE. Supported by ROBERT KLEIN, a wellknown character actor, with long experience on the French stage; DOUGLAS MACLEAN, who was with Maude Adams in "Peter Pan"; EDWARD PEIL, who was formerly with Modjeska; ASHTON DEARHOLT, and others. "SOULS IN PAWN" is a Love Story first, and War Story second, but In both IT IS FASCINATING. Then comes the 3rd Episode of the Clenn, Healthy, Vigorous, and Invigorating Film Serial, "A LASS OF THE LUMBERLANDS." This Episode is called "FIRST BLOOD." "Souls in Pawn" screened at 11.25, 1.10, 3.35, C.lO, 8.25. "First Blood" screened at 12.45, 3, 5.15, 7.30, 9.45. And "ALL GOOD" SUPPORTS, with Delightful and Appropriate Music by our "Dainty" Orchestra. PUBLIC NOTICES. (PHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE OPENING OF NEW WING BY THE HON. J. A. HANAN, M.P.. ON SATURDAY, JUNE Ist. A Meeting will be held in tl College Hall at 2.30, when Addresses will be delivered by the Hon. J. A. Hauan, Minister of Education; Mr J. C. Adams, Chairman Canterbury College Board; Mr C. H. Opie, Chairman of the Education Board; Mr C. T. Aschman, President of the Canterbury Educational Institute.
After the ceremony the College Buildings and Workshops will be open for inspection. IHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. KING'S BIRTHDAY. The OFFICES and WAREHOUSES of the Association will be CLOSED ALL DAY on MONDAY NEXT, 3rd June, 1918. E. W. RELPH, 9372 Manager. "MMEDIATE OCCUPATION.—WiII Relatives of Soldiers on Service (without children) call at Oilices of Women's National Reserve, 297 Manchester Street, this week, between the hours of 2.30 p.m. and 4 p.m. (Sgd.) S. EVANS, Hon. Secretary, 2137 Women's National Reserve. C. L. N E D W I L L HAS RESUMED PRACTICE 18 OXFORD TERRACE. FRANXIS LEWERS, Cr. Graham, Wilson, & Sniellie's. BEST, & CO., W. S. Ncwburgh. W. E. Best. F.P.A. (N.Z.), FLA. (N.Z.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, AND SHAREBROKERS. DOMINION BLDGS., CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. pUBLIC N O ft C E. THE PEOPLE'S FISH MARKET Is under New Management, and are now ready to cater for a greater number of people. FRESH FISH, RABBITS & OYSTERS DAILY The prices will suit you, sure. Shall our Representative call upon you? THE PEOPLE'S FISH MARKET, 82 Cashel St. West. INC( MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA. •Phone No. C (continuously day and uight). JUST OFF FERRY ROAD. HANDY TRAM AND SCHOOL. BUNGALOW AND J-ACRK £595. We have just been instructed to offer FOR SALE this MOST COMPLETE PROPERTY. We have inspected it, and find everything in first-class order and condition. There are four main rooms, plastered, picture rails, gas fittings, panelled hall, front verandah, oriel window, nice bathroom, porcelain bath, hj. and c. service, good lcadligllts, tile slab, grates and hearths, tile-back range, pantry, scullery, sink hj. and c, wash-house, copper, and tubs, bike shed, tool shed and 2 fowlhouses. Together with a | QUARTER-ACRE SECTION, tastefully laid out in lawn and garden. This property must appeal to anyone wanting a 1-acre, and everything is in very nice order. HILLARY & BAXTER, ITS Manchester Street. JUST OVER FITZGERALD AVENUE. SAY 130 DEPOSIT, BALANCE WEEKLY. REDUCED TO £430 T-HOUSE of 5 rooms, plastered and papered, verandah, gas fittings, bathroom, hot water from copper, pantry, wash-lwuse, copper, tubs, coal-house, main sewer complete. Handy-size Section, well fenced and planted in garden. This affords a splendid opportunity for a man with a small deposit to become his HILLARY & BAXTER, 178 Manchester Street. LOST, Several Shillings off the Housekeeping Bill since using Desert Gold, the Queen of Teas. Its economy and quality outrival all others. All grocers, 2/1. A Good Blend at 2/2. FP
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1339, 29 May 1918, Page 1
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