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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1358, 20 June 1918, Page 1

PICTUBE THEATBES. ft V E R~Y 8~0~~ D Y 7^ THIS WEEK. OLIVE THOMAS OLIVE THOMAS The Teasing, Pleasing, Trixie Pixie, In *'LIMOUSINE LIFE." me Mory or a Simple Country I.ass (?) a Bold, Bad, City Bounder. DONT LET YOUR WIFE SEE THIS PICTURE. lne Dresses are too wonderful. A,so E Pisodc No. 2 of THE MYSTERY Of THE DOUBLE CROSS" Entitled "THE MASKED STRANGER." CAN A GIRL BE INNOCENT? LI BERT Y THEATRE TO-DAY. "THE WHIMS OF SOCIETY." "THE WHIMS OF SOCIETY." THE WHIMS OF SOCIETY." A World Drama of Daring Power, featuring ' ETHEL CLAYTON. A Courageous Revelation of the Perils which assail a Motherless Girl where Poverty reigns. In addHion, I KING'S VISIT TO THE GRAND FLEET." "THE KLNGS VISIT TO THE GRAND FLEET." A Film of Absorbing Interest. Impressing aiid Inspiring to a Degree. Britain's Mighty Grey Sea .Monsters. A PAGEANT TO STIR THE PRIDE AND PATRIOTISM OF THE NATION. Screened by permission of the New "Zealand Government. DRAMA OF THE BIG CITIES. " THE SON oFHIS FATHER " Featuring the Handsome Charles Ray. STRAND SATURDAY STHAim LEGAL NOTICE. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. IX DIVORCE. TO JAMES DENNTSON, of Christchurch. Clicker. TAKE NOTICE that JOHANNA BLACKWOOD DENNTSON, of Christchurch, Married Woman, claiming to have been lawfully married to you, has FILED HER PETITION for a DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE, on tho grounds of desertion. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that by an order of this Court made on the sixth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, IT WAS ORDERED that etrvice on you of the Citation extracted in this cause and a copy under seal of the Petition filed herein be effected by publishing three times an advertisement notice in one dally newspaper published in Christchurch, with an interval of one week between each pr-*-* cation, containing a summary of the : Gitation and Petition. AND FURTHER that unless within fortytwo days after the appearance of the last advertisement of this notice you attend at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Christchurch and file your answer to the said Petition, this cause will be heard and determined in your absence. A Copy of the said Citation and Petition will be supplied to you on your applying for the same at the office of this Court at Christchurch. Dated at Christchurch the 6th day of June. one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. Zv. McCarthy, Deputy Registrar. „ham & Taylor, of 144 Hereford Street, Christchurch, are Solicitors, for the Petitioner, whose address for service is at their office, 144 Hereford Street, Christchurch. NOTE. —Should any person know the address of the Respondent he is requested to send this notice to him. S&B3 PUBLIC NOTICES. 0 T I C E OF REMOVAL. Having sold our Premises in Cathedral Square, we beg to notify that after June Ist our business will be carried on at 207 Manchester Street (next National Bank). C. & J. COLVILLE, REGD. PLUMBERS AND HEATING ENGINEERS. •Phones 902, 3912. Q # H. PARSONS, Accountant, Secretary, Etc., DALGETVS BUILDINGS, Cathedral Square. Telephone 2512. P.O. Box 423. "TRADESMEN'S BOOKS KEPT. Emergency Work undertaken. [ EGHORXE & COLGAN. PHOTOGRAPHERS, THE RAD I A STUDIO, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Telephone 1420. Specialists in Designing, Writing, and Making Lantern Slides for Advertising Purposes. T FRANCIS LEWERS. Cr. Graham, Wilson, & Smellie's. AWN TENNIS PLAYERS who were i H tomcrs of the late Arm of LEWIS k. ANDERSON are invited to bring their Rackets for Repairs to F. B. Sapsford, who did the firm's work since they commenced business. Address F. H. SAPSFORD, Baker's Buildings, Manchester Street, Opposite National Bank. Telephone 2210. -> S. S II I L L I T O (Laie with J. Montgomery and Co.) lor 7CT COLOMBO STREET, CHOICE NEW VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, LAWN GRASS. POT PLANTS. FRUIT TREES, ROSES, ETC. •P HONE 2933. TpXTRAOR D I N A R Y. POTATOES: POTATOES! POTATOES I Guaranteed Sound and No Blig"-* None better obtainable. 102 HARPER STREET, SYDENHAM. 10. G PER FULL SACK (1601b), delivered. A Limited Supply. JOHN P A G Mav be interviewed at 1052 COLOMBO STREET. ST. ALBANS. r\ H. DITCHINGS, 3S Howard St., Sprey\j• don, Cleans Windows for Shops and Houses. I am insured against accidents. Your windows cleaned by contract. Offices and Shops Renovated and Cleaned. T INCOLN HOTEL, LINCOLN. MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA. 'Phone No. 0 (continuously day and night). tTKGENT.— Economy is the duty of ail. ' Make it pleasurable by using DESERT GOLD TEA. 21 buys a pound of the most delicious of beverages—and the most savl-g. Order to-day. up