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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16875, 28 October 1922, Page 9

THE THEATRES. SYDENHAM PICTURES. GRAND THEATRE. Continuous from noon to 10 p .m. and " TOO MUCH LIBERTY THEATRE To-night, at 8. Sistlne Choir Soloists. O Ed. E. Ford, Hyman Lenzer, Carlton an Roslyn, Elton Flack. Linden and Berridgi Napier, Donald Stuart, Count Fillipin id Eva Venton. PUBLIC NOTICES S T FLANNEL DANCE. Parish Hall, Durban', i ? Street. Tuesday. Oct Hist, at 8 p in. Speci- ‘ R TRADES HALL DANCE Will be held in the IDGELY HALL on THURSDAY of Wednesday, 8 till 3 2 G RAND CONCERT, CRYSTAL PALACE, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 5, Watch for Unusual Program AVON ELECTORATE. H' )N G. W. RUSSELL (Liberal) Will address the Electors at ROLLESTON STREET HALL. )n THURSDAY NEXT. Nov. 2, At 8 o'clock. Ladies Specially Invited. M It J. McCullough. for Ricoarton. follows : MONDAY. I Labour Candidate for Ri< Will Address the Electors a: ORANGE HALL, HORNBY. Oct. 30, 8 p.m. SCHOOLROOM. HALKETT. TUESDAY, ! Oct. 31. 8 p.m. PUBLIC HA'LL, HALSWELL, WEDNES- I DAY, Nov. Ist. 8 p.m. 2 LYTTELTON ELECTORATE. M R. M A C A R T N E Y. OVBRNMENT CANDIDATE, Will Address Electors. SUMNER TO>VX HALL WEDNESDAY NEXT, at S p.m. KARO A ODDFELLOWS' HALL—FRIDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. ELECTION. EAST CHRISTCHURCH. I\R THACKER’S COMMITTEE ROOMS. * 7 162, MANCHESTER STREET. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. \RE YOU ENROLLED? SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT. JELLIOOE HALL, TO-MORROW, at 8 1 GRAND C H. A. L. GRAND CONCERT will be given by Mr r’s Concert Party and Mi .T Rigby’s Orchestra. Collection l’or Unemployed Soldiers’ Fund. CRICKET UMPIRES' ASSOCIATION. A LL Cricketers and persons interested in the formation of the above are requested to attend a Meeting at the Stock Exchange Buildings, Oxford Terrace, MONDAY' NEXT, at 8 p.m. W. Simpson,

CINDERELLA PANTOMTM E. CINDERELLA PANTOMTM E. CINDERELLA PANTOMIME. HEA T R E R O Y A L. JUMBLE SALE. /TDDFELLOWS’ HALL, Selwyn St., SATTJR- j vJ DAY. NOV. 4th, at 2.30. New and j Second-hand Goods. Flowers, Vegetables • and Plants. Admission 3d. 3209 PUBLIC MEETING, Town Hall, Sumner, ! TUESDAY, 31st October, at 7.40 p.m. 1 Sjjeaker, Rev Robt. Tabu Potiki Haddon. j Soloist, Rev N. H. Papakakura. Chairman, ! lion J. Barr, M.L.C. Collection. 3247 M NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER, I L L I N E R FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. Splendid range NEW PEDAL STRAWS, in all Colours Shapes, 143 6d up. Inspection invited. MISS M. C. BURKE, Dublin House, Colombo St., opp. Bath T I St. w ANTED. House. Price, for Plastering 4-room Sumner. W. Carter, Colenao DRAUGHT STALLION. TJARON SURPRISE to stand at Tai Tapu. £ J Fees: £1 down, £3 when mare proves in foal. Mares grazed at .7s per week. All care, no responsibility. T. H. BRAKE 2850 Tai Tapu. ALL Wo-.l Sox. Colonial, is r,d pair, at Graoie Bros., 137. M st. PLAIN DANCE ASSEMBLY. TAVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY, ill At the ST ASAPH >ST. HALL. Reg. Woods’s Full Orchestra. j 8 p.m., MONDAY NEXT, Beckenham Hall. I 8 p.m., MONDAY NEXT, Beckenham Hall. I Reg. Woods’s Band, i: H. STILLWELI j. See ret ary. ELECTION. EAST CHRISTCHURCH. )R THACKER'S COMMITTEE ROOMS, 162. MANCHESTER STREET. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. ARE YOU ENROLLED? RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. EDGEWARE Hoad Methodist.—ll a.m.. Rev E. N. Goring;, 6.30 p.in.. Rev W. 11. E. Abbey. Anthem, “ O Gladsome Eight. " Sullivan'. (J YDENIi AM Gospel Mission.—Pasteu \u drew Reid. 11. “ The Lord'® Table and the Ministry of the Word”; 6.50, Gospel Service; speaker, Mr S. Webb; Emmanuel. 2281 CHRIST ADELPHI AN LECTURE. Bible hall, madras street, g.su p.m., “ THE AGE-LONG PRESERVATION OF THE JEWS.” The fact, and its significance in view of latter-day developments. No collection. 2291 ST AT.HANS Presbyterian Church, Bewick Street. —Divine Worship. 11 a.m. and G. 30 p.m.; preacher. Mr J. Tennant. j 2296 A NNIVERSARY Festival, Linwood Cor- ( A gregational Church, Ferry Rd. and I Leyden St.—Minister, Rev Clyde Carr Church Festival Services To-morrow Preachers: 11. Rev T. J. Wallis; 7, Rev Samuel Lawry. Solo, Mias Dudney, L.A.8., "The Ninety and Nine”; anthems. "Sing, O Heavens!” "The Lord is my Light.” PERSONAL. lADTES and Gentlemen wishing to meet 1 ‘ with view to marriage communicate with Matrimonial Enquiry Agency, Box 749. 3279 VOUNG Man, 20, wishes to meet Young X Lady, same age; view matrimony. Apply Hah 3279 lOUNG Man (Colonial) wishes to meet Young Lady (English preferred); l>.w matrimony. No unfaithful or messer ed appfa . A. Pen j . G.P.Q. 3272 'WO Respectable Young Men, 20. wish to meet-Two Young Ladies, same ago.