The Bournemouth Graphic. August 22nd, 1913.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic, August 22nd 1913," Thisss issue contains 16 Pages, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.
Condition is Good, with browning to the Page Edges.

                                                           Contents.

                                        Articles, Adverts, and Photographs.

1. Advert for "Condac" Motor Depot, West Southbourne, Bournemouth.
2. Advert for "Hendy Bros.,"  The Arcade, Boscombe.
3. Advert for the "Bournemouth Gas & Water Co."
4. Advert for "Clarke Jones,"  County Gates, Bournemouth West, House & Estate Agent.
5. Advert for "Mark Briant's Motor Coaches,"  Daily Runs.
6. Advert for "E. Isaac's " Coal Merchant.
7. The Weekly Article "Jottings,"  Written by PHITZ.
8. Poem called "At Last."  Written by H. Hallett B.
9. The Weekly Article "Pars in Passing."
10. Advert for "Brown & Polson's Corn Flour."
11. Lansdowne Electric Theatre:  (Programme of Events for the coming Week.)
12. The Weekly Article "About Town."
13. Excursions from Bournemouth Pier on "The Sudland Belle."
14. For the Hospitals.  Record Collections.
15. Illustration Drawn by Eustace P.E. Nash called "Who is It?" No.1."Come Over Here!".
    
16. Mr. Page Croft at Boscombe.  An Open-air Meeting.
    
17. Advert for "The Bournemouth Hydro, West Cliff, Bournemouth."
18. Portrait Photograph showing "Miss Dorothy Craske," Whowillplay "Princess Bimboula" in the great musical comedy success "Oh!  Oh!  Delphine!"  being presented at the Theatre Royal next week.
19. Advert for "Hawkes & Son,"  99, Poole Road, Westbourne.
20. Advert for "Christchurch French Garden  Co., Ltd.," Stour Road, Christchurch.
21. Illustrations by Eustace P. E. Nash, called "With Apologies to Mr. Hickman-Smith." As he appeared the other evening to the excited imagination of our artist.
22. Concert and Stage.
    a- Theatre Royal :  Return of "The Whip."
    b- Theatre Royal :  "Oh!  Oh!  Delphine!"
    c- Boscombe Hippodrome.  (Programme for the Week.)
    d- Winter Gardens :  Musical Events for the Week.
    e-West's Pictures: (Films for the coming Week.)
    f- Bournemouth Electric Theatre.:  (Films for the coming Week.)
    g- Boscombe Cinema :  (Films for the coming Week.)
    
23. Mr. Hickman-Smith and "The Royal Entertainers,"on "The Pier."
24. Court & Society Notes.
25. Shocking Affairs at Christchurch :  Boscombe Man's Suicide.
26. Photograph showing "Champion Bowling at Meyrick Park." C. G. Gillespie making one of his brilliant shots on the green.
27. Photograph showing "A Charming View of the Branksome Chine."
28. Y.M.C.A.  Gala.:  Successful Festival off Bournemouth Pier. (With Photograph.)
29. Annual Sports meeting of "Carter's Potteries Athletic Club." at Poole Park.
30. The Weekly Article  "What we want toKnow."
31. Advert for the "Beehive Hotel."  Sandbanks Road,  Parkstone.
32. Advert for "C. W. Powell,"The Largest Iron, Salt, & metal Merchant in the Southern Counties. Head Office:  Victoria Road,  Bournemouth.
33. Parkstone Industrial Company. (Strike at the South Western Pottery, Parkstone.)
34. Motor-Boat Trips on the "Scarlet Pimpernal II." Poole Harbour.
35. Advert for "Tuckton Creeks  Aero Summer House." near Christchurch.
36. Pleasure sailings at Cosens & Co.,s Buff Funnel Steamers. "Majestic" & "Monarch."
37. Topics of the Week.
    
38. Daily Marine Excursions : on the "Bournemouth Queen" and "Stirling Castle."
39. Sunday Services.
40. Story called "A Fog in the Channel."  Written by William E. H. Kennedy.  Part 1.- "The Pantonia."
41. Photograph showing "The August Crowd on Bournemouth Sands."
42. Advert for "Vinot Cars."  Ewen's Showrooms,  133,  Christchurch road, Boscombe.
43. Christchurch Regatta.  Brilliant Weather favours "The Hampshire Henley." (With Three Photographs.)
44. Destructive Fire in West Moors.
45. Red Funnel Steamers. Sailings in the coming Week.
46. The Gay Cadets. Performing at the foot of West Cliff Lift.
47. Messrs. Cosens and Co.'s "Buff" Funnels. 
48. Bathers' Peril at Bournemouth. :  Mr. Tyne again to the Rescue.  (Joseph's Steps on the West Cliff.)
49. Illustration drawn by Eustace P.E. Nash, called "NAP !"
50. Serious Motor Accident. :  Lad Knocked Down in Charminster Road.
    
51. Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works." Wickham Road,   Pokesdown.
52. Advert for "The Stourwood Garage,"  Stedman Road,  West Southbourne.
53. The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact-."
54. Advert for "FIAT  Motors  Ltd.   101, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
55. Advert for "Curtiss & Sons Ltd." 180, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
56. The Daily Guide for Everybody.  According to Planetary Influences.  Written by C.  Starr-Smith.
57. The Red Rail-Guide.
58. "The Wareham Queen" Excursions up the River Frome to Wareham.
59. Notes of the Week.
    a- Serious Cycle Accident in Pokesdown Hill.
    b- Another Sunday Tram Record.
    c- Exciting Incident at Pokesdown.
    d- Conservative Smoking Concert at Winton.
    e- Juvenile Unionists Fete at Winton.
     f- Christchurch Rifle Club.
    g- Christchurch Priory Vestry Meeting.
    h- Longfleet Church Band of Hope annual outing to Lytchett.
60. Advert for "Barton Court Hotel,"  Barton-on-Sea, Hants.
61. Portrait Photograph for the Actor "Mr. Claude Cameron."
62. Bournemouth Hospital :  Bequest of £10,000.
63. Winton Electric Theatre. (Programme for the coming Week.)
64. Next Week at the Winter Gardens.
    
65. Catholic Steamboat Outing.
66. The Imperial Concert Party, at the Pier Approach.
67. Advert for "Empress Motor Coaches,"  Daily Trips.
68. Future Happenings.