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PICTUBE THEATBES. ALL NEXT WEEK. ALL NEXT WEEK. ALL NEXT WEEK. E V E R Y B 0 D Y*S (The Distinctive Theatre). A WORLD SUPER-FEATURE OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE Entitled I—l THE CROSS-BEARER. THE CROSS-REARER. : ' , THE CHOSS-BEARER. THE CROSS-BEARER. THE CROSS-BEARER. THE CROSS-BEARER. THE CROSS-BEARER. THE CROSS-BEARER. Starring The Famous Actor of the World Picture*, «R£ I A GVE '- °V E. x2£I A t; L ' E L " V £ MONT AO U E L() V E M ONTAGVE MONT A G U E MONT A G U E L O V E. L O V E. L O V E, L O V E, LOVE, I. O V E, LOVE. AS J.' 1 ? » la ? who s,ood between Humanity and Barbarism, and Defled the Brutal Might of Germany. CARDINAL MEBCIER. CARDINAL MERCIER. CARDINAL MERCIER. The world-famous Belgian Prelate, who has stood up so sturdily for the rights of hii countrymen against the aggressions of THE GERMAN OPPRESSORS. A Drama that all the World, outside Germany, must see, and that everyone in Germany should SEE. A Beautiful Love Story with an Historic Background. Also 3rd Episode of "THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS." "THE MYSTERY OK THE DOUBLE CROSS," Entitled "An Hour to Live." ORCHESTRA. ' ORCHESTRA. Six Instruments. Under the Direction of Mr W. J. Bellingham. Prices as UsuaL THEATRE, THEATRE. IBE R T Y ■LIBERTY ALL NEXT WEEK. NORMA TALMADGE » KSBSa"- In " PANTHEAPANTHEA." "PANTHEA." SEE SPECIAL ADVT.. PAGE 10. LOST AND FOUND. , Yesterday, from 3.25 Trai f^.JIU., v 'ctoria . Street, one ' C UMBRELLA, Reward. Mason, Fishmo \jctona_Street. T OST, Fox Terrier DOG. with. Studded collar on; good reward. 40 Seaview Boad. New Brighton. 33$*, T OST, Wednesday, Brown MUFF, in No. ■*-* 10 Car or Square. Beward on returning to Nicholson and Co., Colombo St. f OST, Lady's Black SHOE. Finder please ■*-< leave at Sun Oillce. Reward. 33»1 ,4 IREDALE DOG, eight months old, Lost on -V Thursday from north end City; fawn leg, black Middle. Beward returning 43 Graceflcld Street. 'Phone 1202. 33K T OST, on or about last Tuesday, CASE for ■I Hood of Motor-car. Finder rewarded. P.O. Box 635, Christchurch. 3424 LOST, Fawn BULLDOG, wearing I*l4 collar. Beward at Owen's Store, Armagh Street, Linwood. t WANTED, Black HORSE with whUe star " on forehead, wound on offside hind leg. Anyone givin? information that will convict a person detaining same will receive £3 reward. Apply Watts Bros., Seaview Road. New Brighton. 3304 FOUND, in North Avon Road, on Thursday, June Gth, GOLD BROOCH. Apply to 328 Bealev Avenue. 3431 BOABD AND BESIDENCE. VITAN ri'.D, Board and Residence or Fur- " nished Apartments by Married Coupleand son I13t; sleeping balcony desired. Terms mod-rate. Cashmere Hills preferred, but not essential. Write W3, Sun Office. 1»OA RD-RESIDEXCE ' and chain re-quired by young man; away week-ends. Particulars Y4, Sun. mUPERIOR Boprd and Residence Wanted *J by Two Ladies; central. W5, Suu. VITANTED, bv ladv. Board in "private T> family. Apply X2, Sun. 3354 YITANTED, by lady, Furnished Bed-Sit-T V ting-room. Apply XI, Sun. 3355 VTOUNG MAN Boarder wanted. Apply 30 X' Clare Road. 3108 \TACANCY for Two Gentlemen Boarders, share larfie room, 2 minutes from Square; 'phone. 85, Sun Office. 3108 DOARD A N D ~R E S IDENCE COMFORTABLE BOARD AND BESIDENCE At "ELMSBROOK." 446 CASHEL STREET. Conveniences. Terms: £1 2/8. PUBLIC NOTICES. TIoMOT O R I S , All types of Storage Batteries Formed and Charged at lowest prices by Edlston's Latest Charging Apparatus. Special attention given to repairs and regulation of ..cid. EDISON STORAGE BATTERY DEPOT, 235 .Manchester St.. Christchurch. Q H. PARSONS, Accountant, Secretary, Etc., DALGETY'S BUILDINGS, Cathedral Square. Telephone 2512. P.O. Box 423. TRADESMEN'S BOOKS KEPT. Emergency Work undertaken. Ol will be disappointed if you fail to hear Mr Lascellcs in his account of Y.M.C.A. work abroad. Sunday, Y.M.CA., 4.15 p.m.. and Choral Hall, Monday, 8 p.m. yiTANII.I) to Nell, Uvcrcoats for Little M Boys, nice double-breasted shape, 9/6, at Armstrong's. 3368 TANTED Sell—Early Puritan Seed PotaJ T toes. Cheap Cow Hay, Molasses, and "cggitTs Meal. West Bros.. Colombo Street. .JENNET— Our product is it is J\ manufactured from fresh, healthy calves' vels, under hygienic conditions. 1/4 per bottle. Barnett and Co.. The Chemists. VI7ANTED to Sell, Warm I lette Night- * T dresses, with collar, 0.5., 8/11, at ArmStrong's. 3368 3ICKLES KELP FOR YEARS if made with GOLDEN BREW, the highest grade Malt Vinegar on the market. All Grocers, ONE SHILLING per bottle. TJERSONAL-—Will the people who uso DF.SERT GOLD TEA kindly let others know their good fortune'? Tell how and why you like it. 2 4 per lb. From all good grocers. pp TF You Want the BEST MEAT the Country Produces at Greatly Reduced Prices, go to F. H. STE EL. BUTCHER, 702 * 701 COLOMBO STREET, The Leading Establishment of its kind In Christchurch. Nothing but absolutely the best meat tha country produces kept. Don't be persuaded to buy inferior quality and rubbish when by patronising F. H. STEEL y<ju can always rely on getting the cream of Canterbury. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on daily for orders. Country customers cam always rely on letters and telegrams being promptlv attended to. SMALLGOODS A SPECIALITY. The annual output reaches half a million. pounds. The quantity sold speaks for itself.

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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1360, 22 June 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1360, 22 June 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1360, 22 June 1918, Page 1

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