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Meetings, Entertainments, &c. UNITED CANTERBURY CRICKET CLUB. rriHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Will take place on SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 14. AT COKER'S HOTEL, At Eight o'clock. All gentlemen wishing to join the club are invited to attend. A. J. COTTERILL, 9-9 1345 Hon. Sec. I REV. E. BAILEY. A MEETING of the FETENDS (Ladies and Gentlemen) of the REV. E. BAILEY will be held at SPENSLEY'S HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12. To consider the steps necessary to secure his return to Christchurch. The chair will be taken at 7 p.m. 9-11 1381 ■ CONCERT. HHHE FIRST CONCERT "*■ OF THE LYTTELTON CHORAL CLASS Will take place THIS EVENING, AT THE COLONISTS' HALL, LYTTELTON. Conductor ... ... Mr Landergan Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at eight o'clock. Front seats, 2s ; back seats, Is. A train will leave Lyttelton at 11.30 p.m. Cα. eich, 9-11 1306 Hon. Sec. £<T. AN DREW'S LECTURE UNAVOIDABLY ; 8-12 POSTPONED. 1403 Q MICHAEL'S ENTERTAINMENT. THIS EVENING, AT 7.30. PROGRAMME. Piano duet. Song—Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep— Mr Dunlop. Reading-T-Mr Bestell. Duet—Concertina and Piano—Mrs C. M. Taylor and Mr Parker. Song—Mr Appleby. Reading—Mr Mainwaring Johnson. Piano.solo —" Lee Hirondelles" —Miss Marshman. Song—Mrs C. M. Taylor. Reading —Mr Marshman. Vocal trio—The Misses Marshman and Mr Parker. 9-12 Admission—Sixpence. 1408 IyTEW ODDFELLOWS' HALL. A SELECT QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY Will be held on FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 13. The Management and Band will be under the direction of Herr Bunz. Admission—Double Tickets, Four Shillings. 9-12 HO7 Puttie Notices. [A CARD.] MR S. B. SEYMOUR, DENTIST, GLOUCESTER STREET. Mr Seymour begs to inform his patients that he is now using Nitrous-oxide (laughinggas) as an anaesthetic to alleviate pain during operations. 8-15 Artificial teeth as usual. 869 NOTICE. MRS ATACK wishes to thank her numerous friends and the public for the patronage so liberally bestowed on her since she has been in business, and hopes still to merit the same, by keeping nothing but a first-class article. She wishes to call their attention to a NEW STOCK of TEAS, all of the primest quality. N.B.—Mrs A. is also a CASH PURCHASER of Fresh Butter and Eggs. 9-10 1375 FINE ARTS ! FINE ARTS 1 H. V. FIELDER, IN returning his grateful acknowledgments to the inhabitants of Christchurch for the liberal support he has received during the past fourteen years, begs to intimate that he has just received, per Merope, a choice supply of FANCY WOOD & GILT MOULDINGS ; Also, a splendid assortment of . CHBOMOS AND OLEOGRAPHS. An excellent assortment of MOUNTS of all descriptions and sizes, equal in quality to anything hitherto introdouced to the public, at the lowest possible charges. N.B. —Plate Glass Silvered, any size up to 50 by 40 inches. H. V. FIELDER, Kilmore street, near Colombo bridge. 9-12 1396 WANTED TO RENT, a Two- or Three"Roomed COTTAGE, within five minutes walk of the City Hotel. Address A. 8., City Hotel. 9-" I^