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Press, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5617, 19 September 1883, Page 1

Amuse_aeß&. - rip HEA TR E "O Ot A JT, Lessees—Messrs Willis anuPlckersgill. TUESDAY EVENING, ran 25th _NST. First Production on any Stage ot WilHa and Pickers*—l's , MAMMOTH PANTASCOPB MARK < TWAIN'S INNOQiNTS ABROAD. This Unrivalled. Panoramic Production has been in preparation by Mr J. 8. WILLIS and'hia Staff of Artists and Mechanicians for the past Sixteen Months. Nothing has been left undone in outlay or taste to render: this.production worthy of the immortal work of Mark Twain's, with its grand Scenic Effects in Modern Europe and the Venerated Holy Loud. The very latest Mechanical Contrivances and Sensations are introduced, Mr PICKERSGILL having visited America especiaUy with a view to completeness in every effect introduced into the MAMMOTH PANTASCOPE. Lecturer Every Evening: MR JOS, PICKERSGILL. In consequence of engagements entered into in New Zealand ana sister colonies, the Christchurch season can only be for SEVEN NIGHTS 11, 9-7799CT MR G. R. • FLEMING'S BECOND CONCERT will takeploce in the ODDFELLOWS' BALL, Lichfield street, ON FRIDAY> OCTOBER sth, 1883. ARTISTES—Soprano, Miss F. Thompson ; Contralto/Mibs M. Stringer j Tenon, Mr Chas. Fox;' Mr F. Arenas; Baritone, Signor LuisCtti, Mr P. H. Robertson {Basso, Mr J. H. Stringer i Solo Pianofortes Miss E.Carl; Solo Violin, Mr Thos. Fleming; I Solo Flute, Mr J. Rowley; Accompanist, Mr G. R. Fleming. Tickets, 2s and Is, may be obtained at Mcsßrs M Unet and Thompson's Canterbury Music Warehouse. 9*19 67 gT. «.oo W o». WEDNESDAY EVENING, 19th SEPT. Theyr© Smith's Comedietta, ' "MY .UNCLE'S WILL" Musical Interlude. By special request, the Screaming Farce of "BOX AND COX." Proceeds in aid of the Funds of the Parish Day School. To commence at Eight o'clock. Tickets, Two ShiUings, may be obtained at Mr street, and at Messrs Coates and Co., Colombo street. 925 9980 lHe-tlngs* Ac. UNITED CANTERBURY CRICKET CLUB. ' THE Annual General MEETING of the above Club wiU be held at Warner's Commercial Hotel on WEDNESDAY, September 19th, at 8 p»„ to . receive accounts, electa officers, and other general business. A'good attendance ie particularly requested. J. F. H-bt_an», Hon. Sec. ' V '9-17 997g DRAINAGE RATE. A MEETING oFthe RATEPAYERS in the rural area of the Drainage District wiU be held at Warner _ Commercial Hotel, Christchurch, on FRIDAY, the 21st inst- at 2p.m. To consider what steps ehaU be taken to Oppose the present Excessive Roto levied on the Rural Districts. AU interested are requested to attend. 9-19 34 _ , Agricultural and Pastoral* ELLESMERE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. fTTHE ANNUAL PARADE of ENTTRK X HORSES will be held on the Association's Show Ground, at Leeston; on TUESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, ; _ At Noon Entries, accompanied with h fee of ss, < may be made with the Secretary up to 8 pan. on Friday. 21st September.' FREDK. JAMESON, 9-14 9900 ~ Hon. Secretary, Leeston. ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL PARADE OF ENT-RE ~ HORSES wiH be held on the Show Ground, Ashburton, on - SATURDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1883, At 12 o'clock. Entries must be made on or before J Wednesday.Srd October. __ GEO- JAMESON, 9-19 45 , Secretary. i l-uraurmaee Cos-pantes. .1 THE EQUITABLE IVSURANOE ABSO- j CIAMONOF NEW ZEALAND. i HEAD OFFICE ~- DUNEDIN. V DIBSCTOBS: E. Bi,Cv_Quuh, Esq., Chairman. Jax-s Has-bxt, Esq., Deputy/Chairmon. i James Hogg, Esq. 1 Art_urScoull_r,Esq. ! ____cisMeenan,Esq. | Henry Guthrie, Esq. ' IS now prepared toACCEPT F_RE and j MAEIN_r INSURANCES of every description at ' LOWEST CURRENT RATES. AGENTS: East Christchurch—Wm. Hooper Lyttelton— Ashburton—W. B. Moss Sydenham—Smith and Stewart Addington—J. C.Sopp Linwood—J* McCorauck Leeston—WiUiams and Co. Opawa—Thomas Moore Doyleston—E. F.Bentley. FORD, TIPPING A; CO., 8-23 9100 - phief Agent* for Canterbury. . m :'i»»p'\ii<iiiiiiuiiii'"jLfrfj | -^ l ■ ■""— ■»"» '■ THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. V.i**\ Capital .«-.-" ... 41400.000 TTNLIMITED LX-«IL!TYof SHARE.; ,U.<, HOLDERS. ,1 ~ FireandMarine Ria taken at Lowest' qnW t. f - -2-17L.,*...-.„,~_ J|*n*«er_ tor Canterbury. | THE NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE 1 INSURANCE COMPANY OF i NEW ZEALAND. | Capital ... Two Million Pounds Sterling. 1 . Paid-up, 495,960. Reserves, 4135.844. .1 TTT-TH UNLIMITED LIABILITY of J TV large body of Shareholders residen| r | in New Zealand. Fire and Marine Riskses 1 aU kinds accepted at Current Rates. /J ALEXANDER CAREICE, Manage*, J Corner of Cashel Btreet and High street, i 10 4 6211 " ~mHE" TT'n i oir..':. -I FIRE AND -MARINE INSURANCE 1 COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. , ; J H__EFOBD Sr-BXT, C___BTCHO_CK. g CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED ... PAID-UP .. .- «• 100,0991 RESERVE FUND 50,00_| mHIS COMPANYTthe ONLY institu- j X tion of the kind having its HEAD! OFFICE and MANAGEMENT sn Chriaft-I Insurances J Of every description, m AT CURRENT RATES. 1 W. DEVENISH MEASES, § .' General Manager.- _ List of Canterbury Agents in Saturday's.! issue. • - 1