Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1930, 25 February 1867, Page 3

New Advertisements.. ni'lAlßl R 0 Y A L . MONDAY,.2Sth INST.. ENGAGEMENT OF THE MARVELS OP PERU. The Wonders of the Age irwmjunetion with the present talented Company. The Entertainments, commencing with, for the first time in Christchureh, the charming coinody entitled' A. SMODEUS. Miss Fanny Brown as Carloor the ■ After which, THE MARVELS OF PERU Will introduce their Entertainment. Song—"Just Before the Battle Mother," Signor Raffael Abecco. HERR. CARLO In his wonderful performances entitled FQUILIBRIC P;iLYMORPHUSES Or Feats on the Crystal Pyramids. larp Solo—"Songs of Many Lands," Signor Abecco. JErial Flights—By Messrs Ross, Carlo, and Wallace. American Prize Jig—Mr T. PFEL, The Champion. Dancer of America. The whole to conclude with the screaming farce of TtfE ETON BOY. Fanny Curry .... Miss Fanny Brown, Seats strictly reserved. Box office open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Prices as usual. Full particulars see day bills. Lessee ... Mr H. Richardson Stage Manager Mr Tom Fawcett Agent ... Mr Foley 6592 THIS EVENING. , PHRENOLOGY. TOWN HALL. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25th. Admission One Shilling] One Shilling!! One Shilling!!! ME A. S. HAMILTON'S Lecture on tin Moral and Spiritual Nature of Man, ind the harmony of Phrenology, with natural and revealed religion, with illusirations. Living heads examined and characters lelineated at the conclusion of the Lecture. Admission Is, reserved seats 2s. To commence at 8 o'clock. KB.—Private Consulting Rooms Mr Prince's, Sydenham House, Colombo street. rLLUSTRATIONS, BY CASTS, OF THE HEADS OF BURGESS, KELLY, SULLIVAN, AND LEVY.' DMIS S I 0 N ONE SHILLING. ONE SHILLING. ONE SHILLING. , RS. FITZGERALD'S CONCERT. A CONCERT THE FUNDS OF THE "REFUGE" Will be Given in the TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 27,1867. tfiss Dearden, Mrs FitzGerald, a Lady Amateur, Mrs Beechey, Mrs Wood; Messrs Carder, Stansell, Rutland, and M'Cardell. INSTBIIMENTALISTS : Jrs Hamilton; Messrs Bonnington, Wood, J. Bilton, T. Lee, Martin, Dayrell Reed, and Button. conductor:— Mr J. F. M'Cardell. Part I. iuintette—Messrs Bonnington, Martin, Lee, accompanied by Mrs Hamilton. Haydu. iong—Miss Dearden. iong—' Regret ' Violin obligato by Mr C. Bonnington Kalliwoda. Song—' Speed on, my Bark' -Mr J. Carder St. Leslie. }lee-'The Sisters of the Sea'-Mrs FitzGerald, Messrs M'Cardell, Staasell, and Rutland ...Jackson. \ria—' Com e bello' (Lucrezia Borgia)— Lady Amateur Donizetti. Flute Solo-Mr Wood-(Tro-vatore) Verdi. iicena and Air—' Calm slumber brought each morrow' -Mrs Beechey Weber. Intekval of Fifteen Mindtjjs. Part 11. Sonata in F major, op. 24, for pianoforte and violinAllegro in F major ; Adagio in B flat major; Scherzo with trio, Alle-gro-molto in F major j Rondo Allegro ma non troppo in F major—Mr Dayrell Reed and Mr Bonnington Beethoven. Bravura—' Bid me Discourse' —Mrs Wood Sir H. Bishop. Bravura—' The gentle Lark* -Mrs FitzGerald (Mute obligato by Mr Wood) Sir H. Bishop. Air—' In questo Semplice '— (Betley)-Lady Amateur Donizetti Glee—' Oppressed with grief, oppressed with care' ... G. W. Martin. Song-' Stirrup Cup'—Mr J. Carder Arditi Solo—Miss Dearden Doors open at half-past Seven ; Conoert t< commence at Eight o'clock precisely. ADMISSION: Front Seats, ss. Back Seats, 2s 6d. TICKETS to be had at Messrs. Bonning ton.lmvood, nnd Bilton, Stringer and Co Gould and Miles, J. C. Brouko, Cook an Ross, Gee, &e., &c. 658