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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16486, 27 February 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, OtO. QUEEN’S THEATRE. HEREFORD STREET. Continuous Pictures Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ADULTS 6d. CHILDREN Bd. TO-DAY—FRIDAY—TO-NIGHT. MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME magnificent new programme MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME Of Ail-round Excellence. THE GOLDEN WEDDING. THE GOLDEN WEDDING. THE GOLDEN WEDDING. A charming Edison Drama. Dozing before the fire on their Golden Wedd:ng night, an old coup*e see the vision of their life together from childhood, school days, courtship, marring*, and then tho cruel Civil War. He is wounded, her tintypo saves his life, and then eent home where happiness once moro reigns. PATHE GAZETTE . . . Topical THE ABANDONED WELL . . Drama BLOOMER’S DUEL .... Comic, AROUND BELFORT . . . Scenic A HOMESPUN TRAGEDY . . Drama SOME NERVE . . . Comedy A Truly Magnificent Collection of Pictures. TO-MORROW’S TO-MORROW’S MATINEE. MATINEE. ADVENTURES IN THE WILD WEST. ADVENTURES IN THE WILD WEST. (A.K. Dramn). THE COWBOY'S BRIDE. THE COWBOY’S BRIDE. (Kalem Drnma). ORCHESTRA— Fleming’s -ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Q.RAND THEATRE'. PICTURES. PICTURES. PICTURES. 12 Noon to 11 p.m. Overwhelming Success of our NEW PROGRAMME. Headed by the Great Broncho Play THE TRANSGRESSORS. THE TRANSGRESSORS. THE TRANSGRESSORS. A Thrilling Pictuio of tho Early Colonists of America. ALSO MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. of Dramas, Comedies. Topical and. Educational Subjects. BIGGER BRIGHTER BETTER THAN EVER. PRICES AS USUAL: 6d and Bd. PUBLIC NOTICES. KAIAPOI Horticultural and Home Industries Society.—Tho Socond Annual Show will be held in tho Kaiapoi Drill Hall TOMORROW, SATURDAY, Afternoon and Evening. Adults Is, Children 6d. ftHEAP MERIVALE PROPERTY, closo to penny tram section. —Well-built House of 4 rooms, every possible convenience, including hot and cold servico, sewer connection, pat. W.C., 2 rooms papered, verandah back and front. Small Section, beautifully laid out, asphalt paths, lawns hack and front, nicely situated and handy to the City. Price £525; Gove.Viment mortgage. We consider this is a cheap property. Cmd to view from the Agents, McKENZIE AND WILLIS, Cathedral Square. TVAVING secured tho Services of a First--O. class Feather Dresser and Dry Cleaner, we are prepared to undertake the Cleaning and Tailor Pressing of Gentlemen’s Suits. Ladies' Costumes and Dresses at Strictly Moderate Prices. Gloves cleaned from 4d per pair. G. C. VERB AND SONS, Umbrella Manufacturers, Armagh Street, next Colombo Street. ’Phono 1818. ■ X COTTON' BROS'., LTD., 212, MADRAS STREET, (Near Lichfield Street), THE PHONOGRAPH AND GRAMOPHONE JOBBERS. Try our complete and perfect Service for Edison, Columbia Rena, Herald and Minstrel Products. The new Edison Amberola V. is now here. ’Phono 1212. F.P. HYMAN MARKS TRUST. MR F. D. KESTEVEN having, owing to pressure of private business, resigned tho Secretaryship of the Trust, MR CHARLES M. PARKER has been appointed in his stead, and all communications relating to the Trust should he addressed,” after tho 28th Instant, to Mr Parker, at his address, Art Gallery, Armagh Street. CHARLES LOUISSON, A. FERGUSON, 20th February, 1914. Trustees. 8014 AU STRALIAN-CANTERBURY CRICKET MATCH. THE Offices of tho Undermentioned Firms will be CLOSED on FRIDAY", 27th FEBRUARY, from 1 p.m., for the abovo Fixture: — New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. Gould, Beaumont and Co. National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd. Da'.gety and Co., Ltd. Pyne and Co. Field and Royds. E. G. Staveley and Co. J. Montgomery and Co. 184 BOROUGH COUNCILS. SUMNER BOROUGH COUNCIL. ATOTTCE is hereby given that Ten Per 1 1 Centum will be added to all Rates remaining Unpaid at the expiration of Six Months and Fourteen Days from the date of the demand thereof. C. T. MIDDLETON, 3079 Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. DEBENTURES. OFFERS will be received by the Undersigned for the purchase of Four Hundred and Forty-two- DEBENTURES at £IOO each. The Debentures bear Interest at the rate of £4 10s per hundred pounds por annum, paid half-yearly, currency twenty-fivo years. The Interest and a Sinking Fund of £1 per cent per annum on tho amount of the said loan are secured- by special rate upon all the rateable property within the Borough of Invercargill. Those offering the highest price will have preference, and to offers of oqual ratio debentures will be allotted proportionately to the number nppiied for. A brokerage) fee of 4 per cent will be paid to bonn. fide brokcre wnoso offers are nocepted. For further particulars apply to— T. V/. WALKER, Invercargill, N.Z., Town Clerk. 24th February, 1914. 3073 EICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. PROPOSAL TO ADOPT THE RATING OF UNIMPROVED VALUE SYSTEM. T JOHN REYNOLDS, Mayor of the -L> Borough of Riccarton, hereby give Publio Notico that, in compliance with the demand under Section 37 of “ The Rating Act, 1908,” and its amendments, signed by not less than 15 per cent of the Ratepayers on the Roll ior the Borough of Riccarton, delivered to me on the Thirty-first Day of January, 1914, that a proposal to adopt the system of rating on the basis of the unimproved value be submitted to a Poll of the Ratepayers. A POLL will be taken accordingly upon the proposal on the 27th day of FEBRUARY, 1914, between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Polling Places will bo situated as fol-1 low*: Marquee at corner ef Edinburgh Street! and Riccarton Road Council Offices, Riccarton Road Marquee at corner of Princess Street and Clarence Road. JOHN REYNOLDS, Mayor. Dated this Fifth Day of February, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fourteen. 2786 '