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Press, Volume XVI, Issue 2158, 18 March 1870, Page 4

§>&vtrtltttimfa New Advertisements. rpOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THB OARANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERTS! BEING FOB THE BENEFIT OF MISS ROSINA OARANDINI. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), Mas. 18. PROGRAMME. PABT I. Overture (piano)—" Semiramide" (Rossini)... The Misses Rosina and Fannie Operatic Selection — " Lucretia Borgia " (Donizetti)... Madame Carandini and Mr Sberwin Song—"The Green Tree Whispered " (Balfe) ...Miss Fannie Ballad—"Ever of Thee "...Madame Carandini Quartette —"The Banks of Allan Water"... Madame Carandini and Company Cavatina—" Bid Mc Discourse" (Bishop)... Miss Rosina Fantasia (piano)... Miss Fannie Duet—" Over the Sparkling Sun-lit Sea"... The Misses Rosina and Fannie An Interval of Ten Minutes. PABT IT. Introduction (piano).. .The Misses Rosina and Fannie Operatic Selection—" Breeze of the Night " and " Ah, I Have Sighed to Rest Mc " (Verdi)...Madame Carandini and Company Song—"Three Fishers Went Sailing" (__ullab)...Mies Fannie Buffo Duet—' Well, If I Must Speak My Mind" (Siege of Rochelle)... Madame Carandini and Mr W Sherwin Song—"Wouldn't You Like to Know?"... Miss Rosina Trio—"Ti Prego" (Cur»hman)...The Misses Rosina and Fannie and Mr W JSherwin Scotch Song—" Auld Robin Gray "...Madame Carandini Duet —" Trust Her Not! She is Fooling Thee" ...The Misses Rosina and Fannie Doors open at half-past seven, commencing at eight o'clock. Reserved seats, 3s; second seats, 2s ; back seats, Is; children half-price to reserved and second seats. Madame Carandini and Company will appear at Kaiapoi on Tuesday, March 22; and at Leithfield on Wednesday, March 23. 318 TO LET, THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE of NINK ROOMS, and GROUND, in Montreal street south, known as ROKER HOUSE. For particulars and terms apply to MRS ROBSON, 8-18 On the Premises. IN ESTATE GEO. HESSELL. ALL CLAIMS AGAINST the above are requested to be SENT IN to the undersigned; and ALL DEBTS OWING to the above are also requested TO BE PAID on or before April 1, 1870. JAMES WRENN, S-18 Administrator. PRACTICE ! PRACTICE ! ! |>HILHARMONIC SOCIETY will MEET THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), At 7 30, At the late Residence of Mr Justice Gresson, for repetition of JUDAS MAOOABiEUS At an early date. 318 3. ROWLEY. NOTICE. LOST, STOLEN, or STRAYED, from Bennetts' Temperance Hotel, a WEST COAST BUTCHER ; tall, w*>ars light pants, strapped down, rather cheeky, and speaks with a German accent. Whoever will bring him to the above will be rewarded. 3-18 ■Til- Vi ■-.. • ■ • i in ADELAIDE WINES. ADELAIDE WINES. PUREST & BEST EVER IMPORTED. mHE UNDERSIGNED, a resident over 1 twenty years, and well acquainted with the first vignerons in South Australia, has brought a large quantity of the above celebrated wines to Christohurch, comprising Constantine, Australian Port, Shiraz, Riesling, Frontignac, Ac. These wines are highly recommended by the Adelaide Faculty as more wholesome than foreign wines, and are now used in the Adelaide Hospitals. On SALE at private entrance Mr Scmi-Di's, Barrett's Hotel, Christchuroh. Connoisseurs and others respectfully invited to taste on and after Monday, March 14. A. R. PRESTON, S-l-i Importer. "OMPTY BOTTLES WANTED. E. C. MOULDEY, Colombo street; or at RICHMOND HOUSE, 3*lß Cambridge Terrace. WANTED— A good HORSE-SHOER. Liberal wages to a good workman. P. DuKe__T, Cashel street 3-18 ANTED, a good MACHINIST to work Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machine. Must be a good iand. Address "DbbssHAXZB," office of this naper. 3*lß