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Press, Volume XVIII, Issue 2665, 14 November 1871, Page 1

Meeting's, Entertainments, &c. AX ______ ST. AUGUSTINE LODGE, 609. THE BRETHREN are requested to MEET on THURSDAY NEXT, at 9.30 a.m. sharp, to open Lodge and receive the District Grand Lodge. By order of the W.M. F. C. TRIBE, Secretary. Nov. 13, 1871. 11-14 5396 /*&lll____L^|S •^-^^^^ DISTRICT GRAND LODGE OF CANTERBURY. THE MEMBERS are hereby SUMMONED to attend at the ST. AUGUSTINE MASONIC HALL, ON THURSDAY MORNING, At 10 o'clock sharp, Conveyances will be provided to take the Brethren from there to Prebblcton, where the foundation stone of the Church will be laid. By order, 11-14 6397 JOHN C. ANGUS, D.G.D.C. CANTERBURY VOLUNTEERS. THE HEAD QUARTER CORPS will DINE TOGETHER at Spensley's Hall, on THURSDAY, 16th November, at halfpast seven p.m. Tickets, 2s 6d, may be had of Mr Carl, High street. 11-14 6376 MENDELSSOHN SOCIETY. -TVHERE will be a SPECIAL PRACTICE THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, At half-past 7. J. S. JAMESON, 11-14 6395 Hon. Sec. CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. Positively the Last Night of THE AMERICAN EXCELSIOR MINSTRELS. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) NOVEMBER 14. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE ! Another New Programme. LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT! FAREWELL PERFORMANCE ! FAREWELL PERFORMANCE ! FAREWELL PERFORMANCE 1 Be Early and Secure your Seats 1 Reserve Seat Entrance at the Side Door. Reserved Seats can be secured at Spensley' Music Depot. Special Notice—The Company will perform at the undermentioned places on the following dates:—Lyttelton—Wednesday and Thursday, 15th and 16th Nov. Kaiapoi— Friday, 17th. Timaru—Saturday, 18th. H. KELLY, Manager. 11-14 6398 HARRY COWLE, Agent. fT*l H E A T R E ROYAL. GREAT COMEDY NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY, NOV. 14. New and Rattling Comedietta IS SHE A WOMAN? Brilliant Farce-Comedy CHECKMATE. In Active Preparation, with entirely New Scenery by Mr C. Massey, the splendid . Drama THE SEA OF ICE! Prices—Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s; Pit, ls. Box office open from 11 to 2, at the Theatre. c 11-14 6399 Lost and Found. LOST. —One red and white HEIFER ; last seen between Riccarton Church and the Asylum, on the 24th instant. Any one giving information which will lead 1 to the recovery of the same will be rewarded for their trouble. 11-1 5968 THOS. CLARKSON. LOST Yesterday, on the Papanui or Harewood road, a Small BROWN BOA. ' The finder will be rewarded on returning it to Mr R. Black, High street. 11-14 6390 LOST, I From the Prince of Wales Hotel, Colombo street A LIVER and BROWN-COLOURED RETRIEVER DOG PUP, about three months' old. Any one returning the same will be rewarded. . . 2j;_.—After this date any one detaining the same will be prosecuted. 11-14 6393 JOHN FOX. FOUND, TWO WATCH KEYS, one a large square, the other an oval shape, at the Racecourse. The owner can have the ' same by paying advertisement. Apply to . MtTulley, at Messrs Duncan and Jame- * son, Solicitors. n ' u 6379 i . . — FOUND a CHEQUE on the Bank of New Zealand in favor of R. Evans, by Duncan M'Laren ; the owner can have the same by paying expense of advertisement, i B. Simpson, Tobacconist, Christchurch. ; 11-14 6355 1 near Rev. Mr Haben _ Chapel, a JJ MOURNING BROOCH. Owner can receive it by paying for advertisement. 11-13 6345 ONE POUND REWARD. * CJTRAYED, from Rhodes' Swamp, River O Styx, on Tuesday, the 10th day of October last, ONE DARK BROWN ENTIRE COLT, with black points ; twelve months old ; quiet to handle ; no brand visible, but the owner has private mark on same. Any person giving such information as will lead to the discovery, or bring the same to John '' Wild, Sawyers' Arms, Papanui, will receive the above reward, and any person detaining same after this notice will be prosecuted. 11-11 63 " 22