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The Bournemouth Graphic. July 18th, 1913.
- Issue.
- £18.50
For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic," July 18th, 1913, This issue contains 16 Pages, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.
Condition is Good, with the Pages browning on the outside edges.
Contents.
Articles, Adverts, and Photographs.
- Advert for 'Hibbert's Meat."
- Advert for "FIAT Motors Ltd.," 101, Old Christchurch Road.
- Advert for the "Bournemouth Gas & Water Co."
- Advert for "South Coast Garages, Ltd.." Boscombe.
- Advert for "Condac" Motor Depot, West Southbourne, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Brown & Polson's Corn Flour."
- Advert for "Hawkes & Son," 99, Poole Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth. ("K" Footwear.)
- The Weekly Article "Jottings", written by PHITZ.
- The Imperial Concert Party. (Near the Pier.)
- The Weekly Article "Pars in Passing."
- Poem written by H Hallett B. called "Pensee."
- Beauty Spots : In and Around Bournemouth. No. II.
- Photograph showing "Bournemouth's Beauty Spot- The Fountain, Upper Pleasure Gardens."
- About Town.
- Liberal Fete at Branksome.
- "Boating in Do'set," : Mr. A. G. Shutler's Boating Station and Tea Garden, are a feature of the Town of Wimborne.
- Advert for "The Bournemouth Hydro, West Cliff, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Mark Briant's Motor Coaches." Daily Runs.
- Advert for "A. Feather," 176 Old Christchurch Road.
- Advert for "Christchurch French Garden Co., Ltd." Stour Road, Christchurch.
- Concert and Stage.
a- Theatre Royal : "Man & Superman." Grand Re-opening with Bernard Shaw's Masterpiece.
b- Theatre Royal. : "East Lynne." (With photograph showing a pathetic scene in this great play being produced by Mr. J. Pitt Hardacre and his Company at the Theatre Royal next week.)
c- Boscombe hippodrome. (Programme for the next week.)
d- Winter Gardens: (Music for the coming week.)
e- Bournemouth Electric Theatre. : (Programme for the coming week.)
f- Winton Electric Theatre. (Programme of Films for the next week.)
g- Half Yearly Meeting of "Members of the Boscombe Conservative Working Men's Club." - Court & Society Notes.
- Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works," Wickham Road, Pokesdown.
- Church Parade by the "Bournemouth Division of the National Reserve."
- Portrait Photograph of "Miss Bessie Rignold,"who is appearing with Mr. J. Pitt-Hardacre in "East Lynne," at the Theatre Royal next week.
- Portrait Photograph of "Mr. J. Pitt-Hardacre."
- The Weekly Article "What we want to Know."
- Advert for "S. A. Thomson," Hair Specialist, 92 Poole Road, Westcliffe.
- A Juror's Protest.
- Boating at Iford.
- Annual Outing of "The Richmond Hill Printing Works," to Salisbury and Stonehenge. (With Photograph.)
- Advert for 'Argyll' Cars, Hine Bros. County Gates, Westbourne, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Curtiss & Sons Ltd." 180, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
- Football Pros. for Bournemouth. Important Decision by Boscombe F.C.
- Pleasure Sailings by Cosens and Co.'s Buff Funnel Steamers.
- Daily Marine Excursions by the "Bournemouth Queen,"and "Stirling Castle".
- Advert for "Tuckton Creeks Aero Summer House," near Christchurch.
- Topics of the Week.
- Sunday Services.
- Advert for "Motor Coach Excursions by the "Victory" Car."
- Advert for "C. W. Powell, The Largest Iron, Salt, & Metal Merchant in the Southern Counties. Head Office : Victoria Road, Bournemouth.
- The Gay Cadets.
- Short Story called "Regret." Written By "Hazelwood."
- Photograph showing a House "Struck By Lightning." at the Residence of Dr. J. A. Hosker, J.P., Christchurch Road, BoscomBe.
- Bournemouth Fire Brigade, : Chief Officer's Gratifying Report.
- Our 5/- Picture Scheme.
- Advert for "Bushill Barnes," The Square, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "W.Haydon's" Ironmongery Stores, Lansdowne, Bournemouth.
- Suffrages March. Non-Militants' Pilgrimage to London. (With Two Photographs.)
a- The Procession forming at County Gates on Wednesday Morning.
b- A Boscombe Police-Sergeant keeps pacewith the Ladies through Christchurch Road. - The Red Fummel Steamers (Programme for the Week.)
- Next Week at the Winter Gardens. ((Programme of Events.)
- The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact-."
- Advert for "The Beehive Hotel," Sandbanks Road, Parkstone.
- Portrait Photograph of "Mr. George Graves," The well-known comedian, who is appearing at the Winter Gardens next week.
- Advert for "The Stourwood Garage," Stedman Road, West Southbourne.
- Poem called "Spring." Written by William E. M. Kennedy.
- Lansdowne Electric Theatre. (Films showing this Week.)
- Notes of the Week.
a-Additions made to the 'Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, Richmond Hill." - Advert for the "Barton Court Hotel." : Barton-on-Sea, Hants.
- Alarming Accident : Car dashes in Branksome Shop Window.
- The Royal Entertainers.
- Dorset Sea Scouts.
- The Visit of Linga Singh to the Hippodrome.
- Advert for the "Empress Motor Coaches," Daily Trips.
- Future Happenings.
