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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12573, 10 March 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. 0 B Y S T A L PALACtk We accept tie responsibility of a mighty effort, and in response .to the requests of'sooo patrons. THIS WEEK. THIS WEEK.' We -will slow WILLIAM FOX’S Enonnottl Screen Classic, , “THE. CONQUEROR." ■ "THE CONQUEROR.’’ “THE CONQUEROR." , With the Greatest Actor on Earth. WILLIAM FARNUM as Sam Houston. ! WILLIAM FARNUM as Sam; Houston. Also our Regular Programme,' including Gladys Brockwell , ' Patty' Atbuckte In . In. “Tie Moral Law." "Good-night, Nurse.” Three Great Hours of Wonder and Laugltel* 1 BETTER BOOK YOUR SEATS. Reserves at The Bristol or 'Phone 3758. MEETINGS; POET CHRISTCHURCH. THE IMMENSE POSSIBILITIES Await- • mg'Christchurch and: Canterbury as'a COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING. CENTRE, once it is placed' on an equal footing with the other Cities of this Do minion in the handling of ite,lmports and Exports, need only be mentioned to become apparent. That ! equality! can only be accomplished by the MAKING of CHRIST* CHURCH A SEAPORT. Those Citizens who have ‘.he Commercial Welfare and Industrial Progress of North Canterbury at heart, who have confidence in future destiny, and who. would deplore to., see . Christchurch crippled by the competition ,of other centres, degen-' erate into , a second-rate provincial town, LET THEM NOW GET GOING' AND' PUSH FOR' A REAL . DEEP SEAPORT, fashioned, after :War ' Efficiency Harbours, able do Receive, Repair and even Build Ships „ot any magnitude. Let the Citizens of North Canterhury, 100, remember the studied and systematic iniquity of ‘ the Chrislchiucli-Lyttelton Railway Charges, the Curtailed and Cutout Passenige’r Service, the Handling®, the Breakages. COME IN THOUSANDS AND HEAR THE SPEAKERS. ' DR THACKER, M.P, J. J. GRAHAM, Chairman Port 'Christchurch League, • Member Harbour Board, GEO. 'SCOTT, Member Harbour Board, .Great Industrialist. t •I. B. STEUTHERS, Workers' Educ. AstfU. • ' L. M. ISITT, M.P. COUNCILLOR J. A. FLESHER. ; W. J. WALTER, Member Lyttelton Hot- I hour Board for County of Waimairi. j ' COUNCILLOR E. J. HOWARD, Trades, and Labour Council.; ’. , These gentlemen will deal with every ohjec- - tioh and every bogey raised by vested interest, and show how Canterbury, to bo complete, must have 1. PORT CHRISTCHURCH DEEP , AND EFFICIENT., * ' 2. HYDRO - ELECTRIC POWER IN ' EVERY HOUSEHOLD. 3. MIDLAND RAILWAY AND OTIRA TUNNEL COMPLETED TO CATER .FOR THE WEST COAST. FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE. ~; •EVERY ONE IS EITHER A PUSHER .OR PUSHED. ■ THE WORLD ALWAYS LISTENS TO-A PROJECT WITH PROGRESS IN IT. ' ■ TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, at 8 p.m. COLOSSEUM'. '■ ‘ J. J. Graham, Chairman of the League, to ■ Preside.. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. PUBLIC NOTICES. P.T.O. TAILORING.. IFHIS is only another way of saying " 1 Fabrics, Better < Workmanship, S Style,” Extremely moderate charges, Prices ranging from £4 10s for Suits of | an teed excellence. UR GEORGE DENNIS, Cutter. Address—MANCHESTER STREET, between Worcester and Gloucester Streets. WILSON BROS., *‘ THE TREEMEN.” V. TtXPERTS at Lopping and Felling DanJR gerous Trees. ■ Sixteen experience. Firewood bought, standing or cut in 4ft lengths. Only address, WILSON BROS., 149, Buckley’s Road, Linood, Christchurch. XD THE “ BOYS "ARE COMING. HOME. ’ TITAKE the occasion historic by having * ILL Family Reunion Group made by CLAUDE RING,, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, Three years Branch Manager for W. H. Bartlett, Auckland, Stewart Dawson’s Corner,’ Christchurch. Lata W. Clegg, Telephone 3053. Outdoor work undertaken. '\'!■ : ! ' 1 *„ HOME Dressmaking Made Easy. Materials and perfect fitting patterns cut to measure. LATEST Fashions for, Costumes, Raincoats, Outdoor Coats, Coat-- Frocks, Dresses, Underclothing. - . O KIRTS, Blouses, Children’s Frocks. Clients M require less material by using our patterns. Misses Pitts, A.M.P. Buildings, Cathedral Snare. No other Agents. X Large and Varied assortment of Cushions, in shadow tissues, silks and satins. 'A. J. .WHITER. LTD. MADAME VERNON, Palmist, Astrologist, Clairvoyant, 810, Cashel Street East, 3 doors from Clarkson’s Av. Fee 2s. , ' BS6X 'D AIL Paid and Packed Free, all pur-J-u chases over fl for 50 miles. H. Atkinson, Cash Furnishers, 127, Manchester Street. X DINNER SeU, 32 pieces. Ironstone China, 39s 6d; Full-sized Marcella Quilts, 13a 6d. H. Atkinson, Cash Furnishers, 127, Manchester Street. ‘ X WANTED, Rooms to Paper, moderate prices cash. Samples submitted. Rodda, 21, Stoneyhurst St.. St AUmoqs. TXTANTED, Rooms to Paper, moderate »»• prices cash. Samples submitted. Rodda, 21, Stoneyhurst Street, St Albans. WANTED, People to get Married a: .Buy their Furniture for Cash at ! Atkinson’s, Cash House Furnishers,'’ 1! Manchester Street. DROPSIDE Cots, in Figured Rimu, Walnut Stain. 3ss; Mattresses to I 9s 6d, H. Atkinson, Cash Furnishers, 1! Manchester Street. X YKTANTED, Rooms' to Paper, moderate r ' prices cash,. Samples submitted. Rodda, 21, Stoneyhurst St., St Albans. [IDULL-SIZE Wood Bed, Wire Mattress and *.■ Bedding complete, £6 10s. H,' Atkinson, House Furnishers, 127, Manchester Street. X ING 3710 if your Cycle Needs Rep ‘ All work guaranteed. John Bull. MRS ELLIS, Gaeh Buyer Ladies, C ren’s and Moor’s leit-oil Clothing, B w r ANTED to Buy, Gent's Bicycle, in condition. 23, Montreal Street. Large and Varied assortment of Cushions, in shadow tissues, silks and satins., A. <l. WHITE* LTD,