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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16450, 11 June 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC, SYDENHAM PICTURES. Ait PICTURE S. TO-NIGHT AT 7 P M TO-DAY AT £AO. One of tie Finest Programmes eve» S Greened in Christchurch. TV7O STAR ATTRACTIONS. BEAUMONT SMITH'S Production, *■ THE BETRAYER ” “ THE BETRAYER ” “ THE BETRAYER ’ " THE BETRAYER” “ THE BETRAYER » “ THE BETRAYER ” ALSO A Romance of N.Z. and Australia*. Vivid, Enthralling, and entirely different to ■what you have been getting*. Featuring ift Li TIN C RANGY Hi TING LANG.” SPECIAL PICTURES. SPECIAL PRICES. 2a Id and la Id. Children Half-price. H B I* X O T S O P BLTWO PARAMOUNT ATTRACTION'S. At E TO-MORROW STWDAY, Two Sessions. ADMISSION FREE. 1:1 EAR WM. BRADLEY. HEAR TYM. BRADLEY. S p.m.—TO MEN ONLY (Beys under 14 not admitted). “ THE TRAGEDY OF LUST AND THE TRIUMPH OVER IT.” Vivid word pictures frem everyday Ufa. Bradley stands for personal and national righteousness. Gome and hear his stirring advico on liow to do and be what the Great Architect of tho Universe meant men to be. A leading military authority in Egypt, after hearing a similar address to soldiers,, said: “THIS IS WORTH £2OOO A YEAR TO THE BRITISH ARMY.”

It’s yours for nothing tc-mcrrcw. Chairman: Andrew Borrows, Esq. EVENING SESSION, 8 pjn. OPEN TO ALL. Subject: “ UNTAMABLE MONSTERS AND REMINISCENCES or THE WAE." Five Monsters in everyday life. Bradley tells how to tame them. BE IN TIME. SEATS FREE. Selected Solos. >!ONDAY NEXT. 8 p.ro. CHOR AL HALL. 8 p.m. “ THE CURSE OF MATRIMONY AND THE CURE.” The old problem, “ How to be Happy, Though Manied,” in a new guise. Bradley says the home is the cradle of the nation. He believes that the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. That is why he wants parents and the future parents of our race to hear thi3 practical presentation of facts they are— and as they should be. ALL SEATS FREE. gPREYDON - BECKENHAM ASSEMBLY. LONG NIGHT DANCE—MONDAY NEXT. BECKENHAM HALL. Excellent Orchestra (8-1 a.m.). Supper Provided. Note—Last Dance to H.M.S. Chatham men. All members requested to attend. SpreydoaBeckenbam residents invited. Admission by invitation. Subscription 2s 6d. •Jj ELIOTROPE."

MOTORS AND CYCLES. MOTORS AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES AT MFLLS, NEWELL AND CO. I7*ORD One-ton Truck, with all extras and in pood order. Owner has no further use for same. QWIFT Car, 2-3-seater, a nice runabout, lO easy startinsr and economical. O-CYRINDER Engine, suitable for power boat work, in absolute perfect order. h.p. Triumph, in good order, end selling very cheap. . 17-9 Indian, recently overhauled and in nice condition. -j 7-9 Big X end Chair, a splendid turnout. JL Any trial, and an absolute snip. MILLS, NEWELL AND CO. So4‘2XD MOTOR-CABS CHEAP FORD CAB-. 5-seater. 4-cj-hnder, late Model, in gcod order—£ HO. . FORD CAR, 2-3 Seater, 1920 Model, just painted—£l3o. BUICX CAR, 5-seater. 4-cylinder, in perfect order ; a.ny trial—£lso. STI7DEBAKER CAR, 1917 Model, 7-Seater, 4-cylinder, back rear windscreen and spotlight—£22s; will sell on terms. DODGE CAR, 5-Seater, 191 S Model, electric lights and starter; a snip—£lßs. DODGE CAR. 3-bcater. 1818 Joaodei. a snip

a,t. £2Bo. MANON CAR, 5-seater, 4-cylindcr, just painted : any trial — £85. MAXWELL CJAR, 5-seater. late model, electric lights and starter: a snip—£175. PAIGE CAR, 5-seater, 4-cylinder, 5 interchangeable wheels—£l4o. BAYARD CAR, 3-sea tex, lata Model— £lso. BAYARD CAR, 6-seat e* 4-cylinder, la^ 2£*dal— ARCHIBALD’S GARAGE. A. .T. ARCHIBALD, Prop. 246. Oxford Terraco. House ’Phone 5175. 6350 H ATKINSON will give any Returned 9 Soldier a full list of Furaituxa and Advice about Repatriation Orders. 187, Manchester Street. TpORD CAR Owners, particularly, will bera. A fit by the use of “King -1 Automatic Oilers, reliable and automatic lubricating system. Prevents bumt-ou* bearings, -cored pistons and cylinders. Liaoning Machiner; Co., 6, Bedford Bow. D»