The Bournemouth Graphic. September 5th, 1913.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic," September 5th, 1913. This 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 "Bright's Stores, Ltd.," Bournemouth.
3. Advert for "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. The Weekly Article "Jottings,"  Written by PHITZ.
7. Advert for "E. Isaac," Coal Merchant.
8. Advert for "Hawkes & Son,"  99, Poole Road, Westbourne.
9. Sad Fatality at Poole Railway Station. (Child Killed before Mother's Eyes.)
10. Another Plucky Rescue from Drowning in Bournemouth.
11. Bournemouth Football Club.  Annual Meeting.
12. Topics of the Week.
13. Illustration drawn by Eustace P. E. Nash.called "Who is It."  No.III."  "Ducks and Green Peas?"
14. Advert for "The Bournemouth Hydro," West Cliff, Bournemouth.
15. Advert for "Charles Bock," the Ladies' and Gent.'s Tailor and Furrier.  4. Portman Terrace, Fisherman's Walk, West Southbourne.
16. Presentation to Poole Fire Brigade Captain.
17. Advert for "W. Haydon," Gunsmith,  Ironmonger,  Gas,  Hot Water Electrical and Sanitary Engineer,
18. Portrait Photograph for "Mr. W. J. Miller," Tailor, of 15, Seamoor-road, Westbourne.
19. Advert for "The Stourwood Garage," Stedman Road,  West Southbourne.
20. Advert for "The Bournemouth Eighth Open Autumn Croquet Tournament."
21. Portrait Photograph for "Miss Beatrice Jeffreys, L.R.A.M.,  A.R,C,M, the talented Soprano of the Imperial Concert Party.
22. Advert for "Christchurch French Garden Co., Ltd."  Stour Road, Christchurch.
23. Concert and Stage.
    a- Theatre Royal :  "Eliza Comes to Stay."
    b- Theatre Royal :  "The Girl in the Taxi."
    c- Boscombe Hippodrome :  (Programme for the Week.)
    d- Winter Gardens :  (Programme of Music for the Week.)
    e- West's Pictures.  (Pictures to be shown at Shaftesbury Hall.)
    f- Bournemouth Electric Theatre. :  (Films to be shown the next Week.)
    g- Boscombe Cinema: (Programme for next Week.)
    h- Lansdowne Electric Theatre. (Programme of Films for the coming Week.)
    
24. Presentation at the Richmond Hill Printing Works to Mr. W. Hookey.
25. Big Historical Film Play. :  Written by Former Editor of the "Bournemouth Graphic." (With Portrait of "Mr. Low Warren.")
26. Advert for "Herr Vanek," Fashions.  Poole Hill, Bournemouth.
27. Excursions for "The Wareham Queen," saloon Steamship through Poole Harbour up the river Frome to Wareham.
28. Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works,"  Wickham Road, Pokesdown.
    
29. Photograph showing "A Scene from the Great Cinematography Play, "King Charles."
30. Court & Society Notes.
    
31. Music.  To Cora.  Written by William E. H. Kennedy.
32. Advert for "Symons'  Devonshire Cyder."
33. Council Re-Assembles. : After the Holidays. (Meeting of the Bournemouth Town Council.)
34. Our 5/-  Picture Scheme.
35. Proposed Aeroplane Flights.
36. Evening Meeting on Winton Recreation Ground.  (Bournemouth Athletic Club proposed Meeting.)
37. Advert for "The Intensive Egg Farm, Ferndown."
38. Advert for "C. W. Powell," The Largest Iron, Salt, & Metal Merchant in the Southern Counties.
39. The Weekly Article "What we want to Know."
    
40. Advert for "W. S. White & Co., Ltd," 92, 94,  Commercial Road, Bournemouth.
41. Advert for "Tuckton Creeks  Aero Summer House," near Christchurch.
42. Daily Marine Excursions for the "Bournemouth Queen," and Stirling Castle."
43. Pleasure sailings by Cosens & Co.'s Buff Funnel Steamers. "Majestic" & "Monarch".
44. Daily Marine Excursions by the S.S. "Studland Belle."
45. The Military Tattoo. :  Grand Hospital Effort at Meyrick Park. (With Photograph.)
46. Messrs Cosens and Co., Excursions by the "Buffs.'
47. Trips by the "Red Funnels."
    
48. Imperial Concert Party.
49. Sunday Services.
50. The Weekly Article "About town."
    
51. Advert for "Vinot Cars." Ewen's Showrooms,  133, Christchurch Road,  Boscombe.
52. The Daily Guide. for Everybody According to Planetary Influences. By C. Starr-Smith.
53. Photograph showing "One of the Brilliant Scenes from "The Girl in the Taxi."appearing at the Theatre Royal next week.
54. The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact-."
55. Advert for "Curtiss & Sons Ltd.180. Holdenhurst Road,  Bournemouth.
56. Advert for the "Barton Court Hotel. : Barton-on-Sea, Hants."
57. Advert for "FIAT Motors Ltd,"  101, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
58. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cody in Vaudeville.
59. Poem called "Eventide on the Ling." Written by M. Lee.
60. Notes of the Week.
    a- A Chapter of Accidents in Bournemouth.
    b- Local Art Successes.
    c- Appointments to Christchurch Fire Brigade.
    d- Funeral of the Late Mr. E. J. Coxen.
61. The Week's Music.  The Symphony Concert at the Winter Gardens.
62. Advert for "Empress Motor Coaches," Daily Trips.
63. The Gay Cadets.  (With a Portrait Photograph of "Mr. Bertram Gilchrist.")
64. Next Week at the Winter Gardens.
65. Parkstone School.  Oxford Local Examination Results.
66. Future Happenings.