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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1746, 18 September 1919, Page 1

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PICTURE THEATRES. J V E R Y B .0 D Y'S, NOW SHOWING ;« ON TRIAL!" "ON TRIAL!" "ON TRIAL!" "ON TRIAL!" Starring RARBARA CASTLETON. AIso—"THE HAYSEEDS COME TO TOWN!" The Funniest Comedy of the Year, serves at The Bristol or 'Phone 4925. CRYSTAL PALACE. (The Temple of Laughter and Good Cheer.) THE MACK SENNETT COMEDIANS, Including BEN TURPIN, In EAST LYNNE, WITH VARIATIONS." "EAST LYNNE, WITH VARIATIONS." Also VIOLA DANA In "THE PARISIAN TIGRESS." "THE PARISIAN TIGRESS." BILLY WEST in "THE CANDY KID." Episode 10 of "WOLVES OK KULTUR." LIBERTY. THEATRE. ■"** Daily at 2.15. Nightly at 7.15. Continued and Emphatic Success of , NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. In the Great Indian Wondcrplay, "THE HEART OF WETONA," "THE HEART OF WETONA," Screened to delightful music by Liberty Orchestra, and a vocal novelty by MISS HAZEL EVANS, in.lndian costume. Episode No. 7 of "The Fighting Trail." Mutt and Jeff Cartoon. Interesting* Topical» Gazette. Prices as usual. Plan ut The Bristol. Coming Saturday—Rex Beach's Great Alaskan Picture, "THE BRAND." LOCAL GOVERNMENT NOTICES. ITOOLSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. \ The BALANCE-SHEET and STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS for the Year ending 31st March, 1919, are deposited for public inspection, during office hours, at thp Office of I the Woolston Borough Council, for the period of 30 days from the date hereof, and a copy of same will be posted to any ratepayer making application for the same. Dated at Woolston this 11th day of Septmbcr, 1919. " | W. V. SIDDALL, 3720 Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICES. N THE MATTER OF "THE PUBLIC! RESERVES AND DOMAINS ACT, . 1908." PUBLIC NOTICE iThcrcby given that the EXCLUSIVE USE OF SYDENHAM PARK , has been granted to the Canterbury Rugby Football League from 1 o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, the 20th INSTANT, for the. purpose of REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL r MATCHES BETWEEN THE RUGBY FOOTBALL LEAGUE and TWO WELLINGTON , TEAMS, and the said League has been l , authorised to charge not more than One ' Shilling for Admission to the Park on the said day after the hour of 1 o'clock p.m. H. R. SMITH, Town Clerk. Christchurch, 10th September, 1919. 3730 fN THE MATTER OF "THE PUBUG -"- RESERVES AND DOMAINS ACT, * 1908." PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the EXCLUSIVE USE OF SYDENHAM PARK lias been granted to the Canterbury Ladles' Hockey Association from 1 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, the 22nd instant, TUESDAY, the 23rd instant, WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, SATURDAY, the 27th instant, and MONDAY, the 29th Instant, for the purpose of the N.Z. Championship Ladies' Hockey Tournament, and the said Association ha* been authorised to charge not more than One Shilling for admission to the Park on each of the said days after the hour of 1 o'clock p.m. H. R. SMITH, Towij Clerk. Christchurch, 11th September, 1919. ; 375S >ING UP 2358, WINDOW AND G -V CLEANERS. H. MELLISH (Proprietor). v ""'tuin Cleaning Co. (late March & Co.). Olllce: 014 COLOMBO ST, actors N.Z. Government, Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, etc. We keep u competent staff. We visit Lyltelton, Sumner Brighton, and Cashmere Hills. Important.—To avoid error, please mention Proprietor's name when ringing up. CHRISTCHURCH ,' TO DUNEDIN. FAST MOTOR SERVICE (Carrying Royal Mails). FAMOUS BUICK SIX. BUSINESS MEN Will .appreciate the saving of time, unpleasantness of waiting at every station, shunting, delay at Tlmaru. TOURISTS AND OTHERS Will enjoy the beautiful scenery south of Tlmaru, the luxurious comfort of the perfect Buick springing. 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