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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1628, 3 May 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE. Direction . . Ben. and John Fuller. Received with Acclamations of Delight. RAY AND GRAY, RAY AND GRAY, That Natty, Chatty Couple. VICTOR THE GREAT Ventriloquist. NIKOLA. POLLARD and JACKSON. LILY VOCKLER. DELAVALE BROS. I Comedy Duo. EMERSON AND HASTO. And the Sensation of the Year, THE FAYNES, In their wonderful unusuality. PRICES: 2/1, 1/1. Plan at Milner and Thompson's, and at Opera House 1.30 to 5 p.m. Reserves Od Extra. SIDNEY WILLIAMSON'S SONG RECITALS. Incorporating the Christchurch Glee and Madrigal Society. CHRISTCHURCH GLEE AND MADRIGAL SOCIETY. Conductor: MR SIDNEY WILLIAMSON, D.R.C.M.L. GRAND CONCERT (postponed from 1918). ART GALLERY, Durham Street Entrance. MONDAY, MAY 12th, 8 p.m. Tickets 2/- and 1/-. Box Plan Milner and Thompson's, Thursday, April Bth. SPORT FUN FROLIC. The Craze that Keeps you Moving. SKATING. SKATING. , ■ SKATING. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. COLOSSEUM SKATING RINK. (Main Entrance, Gloucester St.) BIG SESSIONS TO-DAY. 2.30 to 5 p.m., 5.30 to 7 p.m., and 7.30 to 10 p.m. ORCHESTRA in attendance Afternoon and Night Sessions. Do Not Miss this Exhilarating Pastime. LEARN! YOU'LLNEVER FORGET. Skates may be reserved for any session on application to Ticket Box or Skate Room. A. L. POWER, Manager. PUBLIC NOTICES. HRISTCHURCH ANGLICANCATHEDRAL. The Church Property Trustees hereby notify the public that PASSAGE WAY THROUGH THE CATHEDRAL GROUNDS From Cathedral Square will be CLOSED on MONDAY, the sth MAY, 1919. For the.Church Property Trustees — CHAS. P. SMITH, Church Steward. Christchurch, 3rd May, 1919. FP In October, 1914, the C.D.C. mustered over 1500 men on parade, and many of those men have since given their lives for their country. * It is expected that all those who have been members of the C.D.C. will wish to take part In the procession which will be .part of the Peace Celebrations. MEMBERS INTENDING TO PARADE are requested to notify their UNIT COMMANDER, Or the 998 i SECRETARY OF THE C.D.C. rpRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON (Inst. 1872). LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. THE LAST DAY of Entry for forthcoming Practical Examinations in October is SATURDAY, MAY* 31st. Local Secretary—Mß DAVIS HUNT, 9 Cranmer Square. 9900 YDENHAM SCHOOL Roll of Honour.— As the last (3rd) Honours Board is now to he completed, will friends and relatives of Old Sydenham School Boys who have been on Active Service please send names to the Headmaster at once? 9958FP - W. D. BEAN. PP.A.— St. Albans /'roup. Methodist • Church, Madras Street, TUESDAY, May Gth, 8 p.m. Mr Franklin, Centre President, Will Speak on "Education." 802 A. F. W. JAMES, Secretary. WF. HEYDER, Gunsmith, Lichfield St., • desires to notify his clients that he is giving up business, and all goods unclaimed after 31st May will be sold, if not otherwise arranged. 557 AJFICES -& O LET. IN THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS CENTRE, IN STEWART DAWSON'S NEW BUILDING. Rents Most Reasonable. SPECIAL SUITE FOR DENTIST. Apply STEWART DAWSON & CO. (Stewart Dawson's Corner). "TV L. F L A U S, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, 082 COLOMBO ST. Freezing Works and Cold Storage Expert. HOUSES ERECTED, TOWN OR COUNTRY, ON A 10 PER CENT. BASIS ONNET COST. No Charge for Plans. JfEWBURGH, BEST & CO., W. S. Ncwburgh. W. E. Best. F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.I.A. )N.Z.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, AND SHAREBHOKERS. rOMINION BLDGS., CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. )ENYS HOARE, F.P.A., N.Z.; 183 CASHEL STREET, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND SECRETARY. Insurance and Estate Agent. Member Christchurch Stock Exchange. [■-. N. R O B I N S ON, CHIROPODIST OR FEET SPECIALIST, By Appointment ■ 'Phone 2271. 253 HIGH STREET. GLASS of Rendezvous Ale will brace Ik- you up. Healthy, Invigorating, and Delightful. TO HIRE — Prams, Push-carts, and Chairs; by day, week, or month. At F. E. Longdin's, 538 Colombo Street (near railway station). LL-WOOL Jerseys, sailor collars and i- sash belt, 47/fi. At Armstrong's. •ERFUMES, Face Powders, Bath Salts, all makes. E. Cameron Smith, Chemist (opp. Sun). FP GET Your Lawn Tennis Racket Repaired now; do not wait until; you want to use it. Expert workmanship. F. B. Sapsford, Baker's Buildings, Manchester Street. 'Phone 2210. CHOICE Perlumes, in great variety from E. Cameron Smith, Chemist (opp. Sun). "AVON". SUPERB RED TUBES A- . Are STRONG AND STOUT, ELASTIC AND } TOUGH. " In fact, the Very Besti