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The Bournemouth Graphic. July 25th, 1913.
- Issue.
- £18.50
For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic, July 25th, 1913." This Issue contains 16 Pages, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.
Condition is Good, with browning around the edges.
Contents.
Articles, Adverts,and Photographs.
- Advert for "Condac" Motor Depot, West Southbourne, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "FIAT Motors Ltd.," 101, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
- Advert for the "Bournemouth Gas & Water Co."
- Advert for "Clarke Jones," County Gates, Bournemouth West, House & Estate Agent.
- Advert for "Mark Briant's Motor Coaches," Daily Runs.
- The Weekly Article "Jottings," Written by PHITZ.
- Daily Trips by The "Studland Belle." Leaving Bournemouth Pier.
- St. Peter's Church: Important Vestry Meeting.
- The Weekly Article "Pars in Passing."
- Advert for "Brown & Polsons Corn Flour."
- Advert for "E. Isaac's Coal."
- Beauty Spots. In and Around Bournemouth. No. III. (The River Stour.)
(With Photograph showing "A Charming Spot on the Stour at Iford.) - The Weekly Article "About Town."
- Advert for "Hawkes & Son," 99, Poole Road, Westbourne. ('K' Boots.)
- The Red Rail-Guide.
- The Bournemouth Hydro, West Cliff, Bournemouth.
- Poem called "Sunset over the City." Written by Williiam E. H. Kennedy.
- Education Committee : Successful Candidates at Junior Exams,. 1913.
- River Trips by "The Wareham Queen," saloon Steamer.
- Advert for "Curtiss & Sons, Ltd." 180, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "The Wimborne Tea Gardems."
- Advert for the "Christchurch French Garden Co., Ltd.," near Christchurch.
- The late "Mr. J. W. Hayward. Funeral at Bournemouth."
- The Weekly Article "What we want to Know."
- Concert and Stage.
a- Theatre Royal : "East Lynne."
b- Theatre Royal : "Bunty Pulls the Strings." again in Bournemouth. (With Photograph showing "A charming scene introducing "Rab,"and "Teenie" in the delightful Scottish comedy.)
c- Boscombe Hippodrome.: (Programme for the coming Week.)
d- Winter Gardens : (Music for the Week.)
e- West's Pictures: (Films for the Week.)
f- Bournemouth Electric Theatre: (Programme of Films for the Week.)
g- Boscombe Cinema : (Films for the Week.)
h- Winton Electric Theatre : (Films for the Week.) - Portrait photograph of the Actress "Miss Stella Campbell," As "Teenie," in the charming and successful comedy "Bunty Pulls the Strings," being presented at the Theatre Royal.
- Court & Social Notes.
- Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works," Wickham Road, Pokesdown.
- Thro' the Forest. An Afternoon on an "Empress" Coach.
- Drum Head Service. Territorials at Meyrick Park. (With Two Photographs.)
- Advert for 'Argyll' Cars. Hine Bros. County Gates, Westbourne, Bournemouth.
- Poem called "A Singer's Song," Written by H. Hallett B.
- Motor Boat Trips. (The "Scarlet Pimpernel" making daily trips frm Poole Quay.)
- Pleasure sailings by Cosens & Co.'s Buff Funnel Steamers. "Majestic" and "Monarch".
- Advert for "Tuckton Creeks Aero Summer House," near Christchurch.
- Daily Marine Excursions by the "Bournemouth Queen," and "Stirling Castle."
- The Gay Cadets.
- Topics of the Week'
- The Imperial Concert Party at the Pier Approach.
- Sunday Services.
- Motor Coach Excursions by 'The "Victory" Car. By B. R. Ewen's 133 Christchurch Road, Boscombe.
- Advert for "The Stourwood Garage," Stedman Road, West Southbourne.
- Bournemouth Free Church Council.: Successful Event at Branksome Park.
- Bournemouth's New Magistrates. (showing the following 4 Portrait Photographs.)
a- Ald. C. Hunt.
b- Ald. James druitt.
c- Ald. H. Robson.
d- Councillor A. Lickfold. - "Midsummer Night's Dream." Produced by working-men of Shakespeare's own Countryside of Sibford Gower. in Westover Palace Grounds.
- Short Story called "An Angel Visitant." Written by H. Hallett B.
- Our 5/-Picture Scheme.
- Advert for "W. Haydon's" Ironmongery Stores, Lansdowne, Bournemouth.
- Poole Regatta.
- Photograph showing "Frank Lascelles."
- Advert for "Allenburys' Foods."
- Advert for "C. W. Powell," The Largest Iron, Salt & Metal Merchant in the Southern Counties. Head Office: Victoria Road, Bournemouth.
- The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact."
- The Late Miss B. M. Gould. Funeral at fletching.
- Musical Successes. Mayoress distributes Certificates.
- Advert for the "Beehive Hotel," Sandbanks Road, Parkstone.
- Photograph showing "Members of the St. Alban's Choir pose for the "Graphic."
- Advert for the "Barton Court Hotel," Barton-on-Sea, Hants.
- Advert for"Hendy Bros." Arcade Pram Depot, Boscombe.
- Notes of the week.
a- St. Alban's Choir outing to Cheddar.
b-Bournemouth Fire Brigade called out to Night Fire in Christchurch Road, Boscombe.
c- Death of an Army Officer in Bournemouth.
d-Fire outbreak at Branksome. - Lansdowne Electric Theatre. : (Films for the coming Week.)
- Advert for "Empress Motor Coaches," Daily Trips.
- Trips by the Red Funnels.
- The Buffs on the Blue.
- Medicas and the Press : Bournemouth Doctors' Objection.
- Successful Fete at Winton.
- Review for the book "Until Seventy Times Seven." Written by Miss L. G. Moberly.
- Future Happenings.
