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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12407, 27 August 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY. Tho Management of QUEEN’S- THEATRE have much pleasure in announcing that (heir “ DAINTY " ORCHESTRA now consists of MRS MIDDLETON, Conductress (Piano), MISS CADEXHE'AD (Violin), MR GEORGE ELWOOD (tho N.Z. " Gorardy”, (’Cello), MR A. W. HUTTON.(FIute). QUEEN’S THEATRE. All This Week. From 11 a-ni. THE SENSATION OF THE WEEK. THE SENSATION OF THE WEEK. THE SENSATION OF THE WEEK. A TRULY WONDERFUL EXAMPLE OP THE TRAINING OF WILD ANIMALS, Coupled with BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHY AND A GOOD STORY. A Spectacular Drama of JUNGLE LIFE/ JUNGLE LIFE. Superbly Mounted and Produced. “MAA AjSD BEAST.” "MAN AND BEAST,' 1 "MAN AND BEAST.’’ "MAN AND BEAST.” “MAN AND BEAST.”- - "MAN AND BEAST." Featuring KINGSLEY BENEDICT KINGSLEY BENEDICT , KINGSLEY BENEDICT And EILEEN SEDGWICK And EILEEN SEDGWICK. And' EILEEN SEDGWICK, This is a Film which appeals to YOUNG AND OLD. There is a Good Story, full of HUMAN INTEREST, . , In'addition to tho Clever Work by ELEPHANTS, ‘ , "' - LIONS, ■ . - . LEOPARDS, CHIMPANZEE And Many Other Animals. Supported by ' A 3-Hecl Mustang' Drama, THE IUXGF-R OF LONESOME GULCH. THE RANGER OF LONESOME GULCH. THE RANGER OF LONESOME. GULCH. Featuring those old Favourites, ANNA LITTLE and THOMAS CHATTERTON, And A 2-Rcel Comedy, " HIS BOGUS BOAST,” Featuring that Delightful Funmaker, BEN TURPIN. HALSWELL DANCE. THURSDAY -Next, 20th August, 8 till 2 o’clock. ■ Good floor. Good supper. Good Music. Coach leaves United Service 7.30. W. WILSON, M.C: W. BETTEL, Pianist. , . , 6015 PUBLIC NOTICES. DISTINCTIVE STYLE DISTINCTIVE STYLE : , DISTINCTIVE STYLE :i Is a Feature of P.T.C. TAILORED SUITS. P.T.C TAILORED SUITS. P.T.C TAILORED SUITS. P.T.C. TAILORED SUITS. P.T.C TAILORED SUITS. P.T.C. TAILORED. SUITS. Op HE Workmanship is guaranteed, the Suits . : -L\ fit .to perfection,- and they- are-'cut und' i'fitted.-by an-export. P.T.C. TAILORING CO. ■ - ,i (Mr Goo - Dennis, .Cutter), • . MANCHESTER STREET:CENTRAL, G-pp. 'His Majesty’s Theatre. ART PHO IO GRAPH! ■ By " ‘ WALTER CLEGG. DISPLAY OF WORK NOW ON VIEW At STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER. STUDIO NOW OPEN. Take Elevator. Ring Tel. 3053 for an appointment, Note Address: Stewart Dawson’s Corner. FPXD S. YORK, / FRIED FISH AND CHIPS EXPERT., HAS REMOVED from Armagh Street to 169. GLOUCESTER STREET, near Manchester Street, and Solicits your patronage. , Open until 10,30 p.m. D MONEY Lent Privately from £5 upwards, upon Household Furniture and Pianos (without removal); also Approved Note of Hand. Repayable by Easy Weekly Instalments. Address, L. W Balkind, 88, Hereford Street, opp. Union Bank. TR, HOT WATER BAGSL Aik yim Li dealer for tho “ LEYLAND.” ihay are' guarv-nteed first British quality. V ro-om-able from all principai Chemists ann Stores. . • D HOME . Dressmaking Made Easy—Perfect _ fitting Patterns cut to measure. Latest fashions for Costumes,. Raincoats, Outdoor Coats, Coat Frocks, Dresses, Blouses, Skirts, Underclothing, Children’ Frocks. / Pit guaranteed. Also : Materials Cut to Measure. Misses Pitts, A.M.P. Buildings, Cathedral Square. . : , X WANTED Known Eat Stacey and Hawker’s Bread and avoid Indigestion. , XD SUPPLIES are short, but prices are right ' for Tyres and Tubes (guarantees, honestly carried out), at John Bull’s Cycle and Tyre Store.- '783, Colombo St. XD TPOE your Next Pair of Boots, try F-. J.. M Burt, 272, Cashel Street. XD QPRING is Coming.—You come also and O see the Bargains. Get your Furniture Renovated. Whitmore. 624, Colombo St. X WE donH always get what we like, but in these war times we like whatever wo get. Quality and prices right. John Bull’s, Colombo St. -'A ' XD FOR your Next Pair of Boots, try E. J. Burt, 272, Cashel Street. XD WANTED,' Everyone to eat Stacey and Hawkcr’a Bread. .Delivered daily. XL) GREAT Results at .‘Chesterfield . House. Whitmore’s Easy Chairs. All Ladies happy. ~ ; _SD BONNINGTON’S, Prescription Chemists, can fill your Prescriptions!; - Ample Drug Stocks. ' X WHERE TO STAY. VISITORS TO AKAROA Can Obtain gHPERIOR AND RESIDENCE “NAUMAI.” JOLIE STREET, AKAROA, Opposite Pilkington’s Motor Garage. Close to Main Wharf. ’Phono 45 TARIFF, 355, MRS A. P. WALKER, Proprietress. X “ HAEEEMAI,” SUMNER (Late Miss Campbell), N ow UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ’Phono No. 4. MRS E. M. STEELE, Proprietress, Late of Christchurch and Dunedin. X 246 VISITORS TO AKAROA. STAY AT THE GRAND HOTEL. Beautiful Position, overlooking tho Sea. UNDER New Management. Thoroughly Renovated and Ec-furnishcd throughout. Rcplcto with electric ■ light. The best of Wines and Spirits stocked. XNXX Crown A!o on draught. Motor Garage, Stables. Tariff, 10s per day, £3 weekly. Special terms for lengthened periods. Telegrams: “Grand,” Akaroa. ’Phone Xo. U. XD T. WILSON, Proprietor. CADENA (late HENRIETTA), Cashel Street, (Opposite Ballantyue’s.) j R ACE WEEK, LUNCH, 10.30 to 2 p.m. HOT' TEA, 5 to 7 p.m. Morning Tea. Girdle Scones and Coffee XTTS