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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1823, 20 October 1866, Page 2

MONDAY EVENING, KOV 5 By the Rev. J. Crump, 0 f j^" " The Tomc-Sol-Ja System of w" to Sing," eacbl »B The chaitwillk taken at l la if. M ,f c o'clock. Pst6^ During the evening the Choir of the , ciation will B .ng a selection of piece i,! tire of the syßtem. mm "luatraDoors open at seven o'clock, Admission, Is, reserved seats, 23 S. GRAY 3728 \ CHMSTCHuiYmJNVir CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, THE following course of LECTURPe • connection with the above a« •V" willbedeUveredinthe ASSOCI *«. TOWN HALL

October 22, Rev. J. O'Bryen HoarMt» "Martin Luther." ' am >U, petobw 26, Eey. Thomas Buddie «r» duhty and Scepticism." ' <* Noyemter 2 Eev. Charles Fraser, MA " Thomas Carlyle." ' ® A i November 9, Key. W.J, HahenUA a Review of "Ecce Homo." ,a . Norember 16, Rev. Jolm Tyernmn, «U atlie , in Babylon, an example for young men November 23, J. B. EitzGerald°ll,H,R The Chair to be taken at half past seren^, Tickets for the series, 35,; admiltb, lady and gentleman, may be had o( alii. THOS. COX, 37070 Hon. Sec. mHEA TR E R OYAL, Lessees - - - Messrs. West and Darby. Sixth night of the engagement. Mrs. Charles Poole Mr. Charles Poole Mr. Stuart O'Brien, This Evening, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1866 Will be repeated Tom Tayler's sparkling comedy of THE KING'S RIVAL. Supported by MRS. CHARLES POOLE, MR. STUART O'BRIEN, MISS ELOISE JUNO, MR. TOM FAWCETT, And the rest of the company, To conclude with the petite comedy of the WONDERFUL WOMAN! Characters by MRS. CHARLES POOLE, MR. CHARLES POOLE, MR. STUART O'BRIEN. 3738 CANTERBURY VOLUNTEERS. ANNUAL BALL, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF NO. 6 COMPANY, C.R.V. THE Committee of No. 6 Company, have the pleasure to announce that the Annual Volunteer Ball, under the auspices of the Company will take place in the TOWN HALL, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9th. Patrons: His Honor the Sweristexdest, Major Reader, C.Y.C, Major fm C.R.V. Lady Patronesses ; Mrs. Moorhouse Mrs. Hawkins " Bealey " Reader «' Hawdon " P»* " Cracroft Wilson " CrosbieWd " Lockhart, STEWARDS. Captain Cracroft Wilson, GB..CXC. „ Hargreaves, V.A. „ Moore, V.E. „ Ward, No, 1 CRT. „ Harnian, No. 2 C.IU • „ Beswick, No. 5 C.K.V. „ Steward, No. G C.K.V. Captain and Adjutant Cook. Lieut. Crosbie, V.E. „ Hawke. No, 6 „ Lean, V.E. Cornet Lockhart, C.Y.C Ensign Blakiston, No. 2 „ Tippetts, No. 1 „ Wolfe, No. 6 „ Glyde.No.G Dr. Nedwill Ist Batalion 1.8.V. Dr. Frankish, V.E. C. Prince, Esq., C.Y.C. H. Slater, Esq, C.Y.C. Sergeant-Msjor I'rquhart, V.fc. A. Gee, Esq., No. 2«"? P nn,v;„, 1,-cn Xn. 1 C.H.V. W. Packard, Esq., i; W. Thompson, Esq., V.E. THE REGIMENTAL BAND IS ENGAGED. Catekbr— MR. ORAM, CLARENDON HOTW" TICKEIS To admit a Lady, 10s Gd; Gentian^I*' 1 *' Double Tickets, 2is; May be obtained on and after w'" g„, 22nd inst., of any of the Stewarus. ,_ Leamington House and the Clare" »" (> and at Messrs. Gee's and Bonim'g lol ' 3 - 3 i lombo street. ___— SPREYDON ROAD BOAB& TENDERS are required for f °rn"" g tlic portionofShand'sTra*^ 1 South Road and the old river bed. Specifications can be seen at n))' h tenders to be forwarded to mc on the 3rd NoTember next. WILLIAM W.ABCB* Clerk to tl.e^ ;()i October 18,1866.