The Bournemouth Graphic. October 3rd, 1913.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic," October 3rd, 1913.  This issue contains 16 Pages, and has beeen 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 "Curtiss & Sons,"  180, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
4. Advert for the "National Gas Exhibition," Shepherd's Bush, London.
5. Advert for "Clarke Jones," County Gates,  Bournemouth West, House & Estate Agent.
6. Advert for "Mark Briant's Motor Coaches," Daily Trips.
7. Advert for "W. S. White & Co. Ltd.,"  92, 94, Commercial Road, Bournemouth. Carpet Warehousemen, Upholsterers, Cabinet Makers, and Linen Merchants.
8. The Weekly Article "Jottings." Written by PHITZ.
9. An Airship over Bournemouth.
10. "King Edward's Road."  The Longest "Peace" Highway in the World.
11. Granville Humphreys' Musical Festival. At Crystal Palace.
12. Illustraion called "Who Is It?.  No. VII.  "Don't You Know"?  Drawn by Eustace P. E. Nash.
13. Advert for "E. Isaac," 56 Ashley Road, Boscombe.  Coal Merchant.
14. Advert for "The Bournemouth Hydro, " West Cliff, Bournemouth.
15. Topics of the Week.
16. Advert for "Charles Bock," The Modern Ladies' and Gent's Tailor and Furrier. 4. Portman Terrace, Fisherman's Walk, West Southbourne.
17. Advert for "Bournemouth Golf School."  480, Holdenhurst Road,  Bournemouth.
18. Advert for "Bright's, Limited."  Old Christchurch Road, & The Arcade,  Bournemouth.
19. Portrait Illustration for "Mr. Henry Dease," who will appear as "Wallingford" in the great success "Get-Rich-Quick-Wallingford" appearing atthe Theatre Royal next week.
20. Half Page Advert for "Bournemouth Electric Theatre, Commercial Road, Bournemouth.  Monday October 6th, and for one week only "A Message from Mars." 
21. Advert for "Lott & Collard's" Coals.
22. Concert and Stage.  
    a- Theatre Royal.:   "General John Regan."
    b- Theatre Royal:  "Get-Rich-Quick-Wallingford."
    c- Boscombe Hippodrome ;   (Programme of events for the coming week.)
    d- Winter Gardens :  Concerts this week.
    e- West's Pictures. :  (Films for the coming week.)
    f- Lansdowne Electric Theatre.  (Programme for the coming week.)
23. Court & Society Notes.
24. Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works."
25. Advert for"Hawkes & Son,"  99, Poole Road, Westbourne. Ladies "K" Brogues.
26. The Weekly Article "What we want to Know."
27. Alexander Rossi.  A young Violinist of great merit. (With Photograph).
28. "The Wareham Queen," Trips from Poole Quay  up the Frome river to Wareham.
29. The Weekly Article "About Town."
30. Masonic Installation.
31. The Weekly Article "Pars in Passing."
32. Bournemouth's Cartoon of the Week. :  "Only-a Night-Mayor." Drawn by Eustace P.E.Nash.
33. Advert for the "Barton Court Hotel.  Barton-on-Sea, Hants.
34. Music of the Week.  Written by Edwin Trusler.
35. Bournemouth Y.M.C.A. 
36. Portrait Photograph of "Miss Nora A. Bradbury." Pianist.
37. Advert for "Jeanette,"  Court Dressmakers and Milliners. 7, Marine Parade, Boscombe.
38. The £117,000 Necklace. (this Reproduction Necklace can be seen at the Hippodrome next week.)
39. Advert for "Herr Heinrich Vanek,"  Ladies' Tailors.
40. Poem called "Aux Cheveux de Denise." Written by William E. H. Kennedy.
41. Schoolboy Injured.
42. Another Shocking Fatality. :  Child under Traction Engine.
43. Sunday Services.
44. Advert for "The Intensive Egg Farm," Ferndown.
45. Advert for "C. W.Powell," The Largest Iron, Salt,& Metal Merchant in the Southern Counties.  Head Office:  Victoria Road, Bournemouth.
46. Short Story called "The Dark Stranger," A Vignette from the Terror.  Written by Claudine Godber.
47. Quarter Page Advert by "Bushill Barnes,"  The Square, Bournemouth.
48. Advert for "Bright's Stores Ltd."  Bournemouth.  (Blouse and Shirt Specialists).
49. Winter Gardens, :  Autumn Season Arrangements.
50. Motor-Car and Cyclists Collide.
51. Bournemouth Electric Theatre. : (The Film Version of "A Message from Mars." 
52. Winton Electric Theatre.:  (Programme for the coming week.)
53. Runaway Traction Engine at the Boscombe end of Manor Road.
54. The Late Rev. T. F. Malpas.  Funeral at Boscombe Cemetery.
55. Bournemouth School ofMusic. : The New Scholars.
56. Boxing Contests at Bournemouth, at the Artillery Drill Hall, Lansdowne Road.
57. Bournemouth Mayorality.: Dr. McCalmont Hill again invited.
58. The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact-."
59. Advert for "FIAT Motors Ltd." 101,Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
60. The Red Rail-Guide.
61. Burglars Busy at Bournemouth.  Another outrage in Manor Road.
62. Poem called "The Wind." Written by Dorothy Silverman.
63. Advert for  "The Stourwood Garage,"  Stedman Road, West Southourne.
64. Portrait Photograph of "Miss Edith Leitch."  The English International Golfing Girl, whose delightful songs and acting are meeting with great appreciation at the Boscombe Hippodrome this week.
65. Notes of the Week.
    a- Winchester Change Ringers at Bournemouth.
    b- Protest by Poole Railwaymen.
    c- Smoking Concert held at the Branksome East and Parkstone East Liberal Association.
    d- Concert held in the Parkstone Skating Rink for the Seamen's Mission Fund.
    e- Smoking concert held at the Quadrant Restaurant for the Post Office Engineering Dept.
66. Boscombe Cinema.  (Programme for the coming Week.)
67. Advert for "Empress Motor Coaches." Daily Trips.
68. The Daily Guide.  For Everybody.  According to Planetary Influences..  Written by C. Starr-Smith.
69. Educational Conference at Bournemouth.
70. Advert for "Weighbridge Coal."
71. Future Happenings.