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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17178, 23 October 1923, Page 1

OFFICIAL MOVIE JOURNAL. *' The Star ” is the official Movie Journal of New Zealand. Illustrated news of the movies appears nightly.

SHIPPING NOTICES. TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OI NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will he dispatched as unde (oircumstances permitting):— WELLINGTON—- _ Train. at Rly. Mararoa Mon.. Wed., Fri 5.20p.ra. 11a.m. Maori Tues., Thurs.. Sat. 7.16 p.m. 11 a.m. SYDNEY— Manuka From Auckland. October 26 ST VA, SAMOA. " VAVAU. HAAPAI NUKUALOFA—fofua From Auckland. November 12 SAN *’RANCISCO7~VTA RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE— Tahiti From Wellington. October 30. CANADA. AMERICA. LONDON. - VTA SUVA, HONOLULU AND VANCOUVER— Niagara From Auckland. November 13 CARGO STEAMERS. - ' FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT— V'ingatui Thursday, October 25. 9 a.m. Atua About October 26. FOR NAPIER AND GISH’>RNE— K&mo About October 27. FOR NEW PT7y MOUTH AND NELSON— ~ Opihi Thursday. October 25, 9 a.m. MOTORS & CYCLES. ADAMS, LTD. 'TSED MOTOR-CYCLE BARGAINS. _p-l 7 BUYS 2} h.p. Douglas. A fine wA I machine for solo use BUYS Ariel Twin-Cylinder. All English Motor Cycle, Thoroughly Reliable, and Fit for Any Hard Use. BUTS B R A. Mag.. Twin. A solid cSrVjL/ motor-cycle: will Pull a Ride-chair Anywhere. This machine wilUgive great service. BUYS Excelsior, 7-9 h.p., late khaki model. Good Tyres and chains; fast and powerful. BUYS Harley-Davidson, 7-9 h.p,, I Late Model, Complete with Lamp and Horn, Tyres as New. A BUYS Countershaft Triumph. Chain and Belt Model; Good Tyres. Belt and Chain. This Machine is of Good Appearance and a Bargain. BUTS Triumph. 1914. 3 speed, good tyres, lamp and horn. A thoroughly reliable machine at a low figure. * model. 3-speed gearbox, spleudid side-car machine. -PAfi BUYS Triumph. 3-speed. good x * mr tyres, lamp and horn. fast, and reliable. Inspect this machine. Better value has never been offered to the Public than is comprised in the above list. Call and inspect these bargains.

ADAMS, LTD. MOTORCYCLE DEPARTMENT. 152-154. HIGH STREET. Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICES. RANN-fcltDAI/E SOLDIERS' HOME ■ PAPANUI. ON SATURDAY, 27th INST.. AT 2 P.M. •TO RAISE FUNDS for Sending the Disabled Soldiers to Sumner for two months. Music. Tea. Tee Cream. Produce. Flower and Rook Stalls. Surprise Packets. 879 WESLEY CHURCH. FITZGERALD AVENUE. \NNUAL SOCIAL TO-NIGHT. Oct. 23rd. 7.80 p.m. " Travel Chatter." by Rev »L J North. Mu»ioa 1 Programme V»y Mrs Gallop. Miss Vera Lawry and Messrs Gallop and J. W. Spratt. Collection for Trust Funds. 98f2S LOST. Gold Brooch. between Hallway Station and Slater Street, via Fitzgerald Avenue T"! 7 ANTED. Position in Racing Stable by * » Experienced Youth, light. Urgent. L.C. . 9323_ LOST,' between Salvation Anny Barracks and Bealey Avenue, via Durham St., a Gold Expanding Wristlet Watch. Substantial reward. Reply 815, Colombo Street North. _ 9320 LOST. Child's Quilt, between North Avon Road and Fitzgerald Avenue. Reward. 81, North Avon Road. Richmond. 9323 I OST. between' Brown s Road and - Wi ad. Lady’s Gold Watch. Finde ng same to Miss Pator T OST, 2 Gold R J J room. betw< 22nd. Please rel Room, as weri fts fro ANTED.'by Junior Salesman, Positio. in Manchester Dept.; has had years’ experience. _ Bricklayer will give Estimate.'' fZ Brickwork. Apply LB. 8 ALE. Chicke 9321 X . besi two batches ready 28th and 31st. 26 Aylmer St.. Sprevdon. 9322 X '/~IELLO, in use nearly 50 years, value! £35, how, new canvas cover; twenty guineas. 'Phone 2337. 9323 TX) Sell. 20 Dozen New-laid KggP. firs A grade. Is 9d per dozen: can cmxtp supply weekly. L.G. T\r IRE LESS Set for Sale ’ ’ Jess.” Box 58. Chris YT'OR Sale. On. 9320 rder. ... Bangor Street sell. Pho 3572. 9323 X for three month- ... J-* Five-roomed Furnished Resident North Brighton, for Christchurch. 09. L’ICHANGE lor three months or loneei Five-roomed Furnished Residence North Brighton, for Christchurch. G - yo

MOVIE STAR PORTRAITS. The 11 Star.*' having been appointed the official moving picture paper for New Zealand, ha* for distribution * number of photographs of tht» different actors and actresses appearing in moving pictures. Readers of the “Star’s” movie columns can, therefore, obtain at a cost of threepence each the photographs a f their favourite stars-. This trifling sum does not nearly cover the cost of production of the portraits. The names of the stars will appear in batches* and the first hatch is as follows P—* 1. T/eafeHce Joy. 2. Jack Holt ; 3. Rerolwfa Vaient-i&O; By forwarding three penny stamps !h an envelope addressed to the moving picture editor of the “ Htar/* readers trill hr,re forwarded to them A photograph of any of the above aefcors or fcetfesses they desire: Further hatches j af the ESffis* af stars will appear later*