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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16484, 25 February 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, GtO. G RAND THEATRE. PICTURES. PICTURES. PICTURES. Continuous. 12 Noon to 11 p.m. Continuous. LAST NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT Overwhelming Success Last Night o£ Tho Greatest of Nordisk Dramas (4000 feet), UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. An Absorbing and Fascinating Play. Featuring the Celebrated RITA SACCHETTO. 4000 Feet of Superb Aoting, Brilliant Sotting and Magnificent Photography. Also Grand Supporting Programme. EDUCATIONAL. HUMOROUS. ATTRACTIVE. . Music by Grand Orchestra. Prices as usual: 6d and 3d. QUEEN’S THEATRE. HEREFORD STREET. Continuous Pictures Daily. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS Gd. ■ CHILDREN Bd. TO-DAY YOU MUST SEE The Greatest Indian and Military Frontier Picture Ever Produced by the Kalem Company— BIG HORN MASSACRE.” HORN HORN HORN HORN Hundreds of Mon and Horses Take Part in this Stupendous, Spectacular and Sensational Subject. • Tho LAST WORD in REALISM! And Exceptionally Strong Supporting Programme. ORCHESTRA- Fleming’s -ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "THE “ THE “THE “ THE 'THE BIG BIG BIG BIG MASSACRE.” MASSACRE.” MASSACRE.” MASSACRE.” AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. Auckland exhibition. FOR THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY? FOR AN ENJOYABLE TRIP FOR A COMPLETE CHANGE FOR KEEN ENJOYMENT FOR A SPLENDID SHOW VISIT THE EXHIBITION! NO FINER MUSIC HAS BEEN HEARD IN NEW ZEALAND THAN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND PROVIDES TWICE DAILY. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISEING. "WONDERLAND’S" EMPLOYEES SAY THAT " WONDERLAND ” MAKES STRAIGHT CURLY-AND IT ALMOST DOEH EXCURSION FARES ON THE , RAILWAYS ' ALL THE TIME FROM EVERYWHERE. PUBLIC NOTICES. ANYONE in need of TEMPORARY LOAN, £5 upwards, upon Household Furniture, without removal, call at L W. BALKIND, 629, Colombo Street, WANTED. PICKLING ONIONS, CUCUMBERS and CAULIFLOWERS. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. HAYWARD BROS. AND CO., LTD., Peterborough Street. WE HAVE NOW REMOVED TO OUR V V NEW OFFICES, CIVIC CHAMBERS, 213, MANCHESTER STREET. ARTHUR L. GRAY AND CO., . . Public Accountant*, X Christchurch. HOW much is Enough? A vexed question indeed when furnishing YOUR HOME. Wo are always pleased to submit original lesigns, colour schemes and suggestions. It intails no obligation, and possibly may help you to formulate your ideas. OAK HALL, 115, Worcester Street, just behind Cathedral, ARTISTIC FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS AND CARPETS. FX MACARTIIY AND CLARK. IN CONNECTION with our Business as House Furnishers, Cabinetmakers, Piano Importers (English and German), we are also Purchasers of Household Furniture, including Pianos, Sewing Machines, etc. Ring up 1721, or a |d post card will bo always at your command. MACARTHY AND CLARK, 142, Armagh Street. f t HEAP MERIVALE PROPERTY, close to penny tram section. —Well-built House of 4 rooms, every possible convenience, including hot and cold service, sewer connection, pat. W.C., 2 rooms papered, verandah back and front. Small Section, beautifully laid out, asphalt paths, lawns back and front, nicely situated and handy to the City. Price £525; Government mortgage. Wo consider this. is a cheap property. Card to view from the Agents, McKENZIE AND WILLIS, Square. HYMAN MARKS TRUST. \ MR F. D. KESTEVEN having, owing to pressure of private business, resigned the Secretaryship of the Trust, MR CHARLES M. PARKER has beenappointed in his stead, and all communications relating to the Trust should bo addressed, after the 2Sth Instant, to Mr Parker, at Ilia address, Art Gallery, Armagh Street. CHARLES LOUISSON, A. FERGUSON, 20th February, 1914. Trustees. 3014 rpHE PUBLIC NOTICES. CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED COMPANY, LIMITED. ■Christchurch, Leeston, Rangiora. CASH BUYERS OF Cocksfoot Ryegrass Clovers Wheat Oats Barley Peas 'Bean3 Linseod Tares, Ryocorn. WE CAN SUPPLY Now and Second-hand Sacks. Binder and Seaming Twines. Head Office: 206 and 208, CASHEL STREET, Christchurch. F C. H. HEWLETT, Manager. THE DOMESTIC SEWING AND MENDING CLUB. 8, CHANCERY LANE. A SCHEME to lighten the duties of Housewives and benefit the Worker*. For Lndies and Children we make, alter and mend Costumes, Mantles, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Underclothing, Stockings, •tc. For Gentlemen wo can alter, mend or darn anything mendnble from Socks to Caps. For Clubs, Hotels and Boardinghouses w« make, darn or mend Table Linen, Bed Linen Curtains, etc. Open Daily, 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., and on’ Tuesdays and Fridays till 9 p.m TELEPHONE 2678 0 '>