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Press, Volume XL, Issue 5884, 23 July 1884, Page 1

Amusements* mHEA TR E ~g> OVA L; ANOTHER GRAND OVATION. FIS H E R'S BURLESQUE AN» PANTOMIME COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), Ipositively last night but one, in consequence cf other engagements being entered into, of E.J. Byron's celebrated Oriental Extravaganza, entitled, THE BRIDE OF ABYDOS ; Or, The Prince, tho Pirate, and the Pearl, (Including the- wonderful acts of the FLYING VOLTIGEURS, And feats of strength a la Donald Dinnie), With New Costumes, New Musio and New Scenery; andthemostGORGEOUSCOMIC PANTOMIME ever seen in the colonies. The Magnificent Transformation Scene is equal, if not superior, to anything' ever witnessed South of the Line. New Tricks in the Harlequinade Box plan at Milner and Thomson's. Pit and StaU Tickets at A. S. Levy's. Dresa Circle, 4s; StaUs, 2s 6d; Pit, I*. Doors open at half-past 7. Overture, at 8. T; Tatt, Agent. 7-.3 2358 Theatre Royal. Lessee ... Miss Georgie Smithson. Manager J. F. Frame OPENING NIGHT, FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 25tb, - Grand Fashionable Night. Remember for one week only of tmtiss /Neorgeb-<'QMITfISON, THE ONLY FEMALE MACCABE, In her Most Refined Entertainment. \a cakd.J MISS SMITHSON'S COSTUMES, imported and designed by Madame Beswiok, are pronounced by the Press to bo Elaborate, Elegant, and a study for the most fastidious. Admission—Dress circle, 4s; stalls, 2» 6d; pit, Is. Box office at Milner and Thomson's ; Fit and Stall tickets at A. S. LevyV. 7-21 2773 R. J. SMITH, Agent. QUEEN'S X>INK, Open Daily from 10 till 5, and from 7.38 tiU 10. THIS (WEDNESDAY) at 2 p.m., Champion Skating Match, 1 mile, for £10, McDonald v Dixon; and at 9 p.m., Handicap Skating Match for GOLD WATCH. Admission, Is. GARDNER & McDONALD, 7-23 2853 Proprietors. ADDFELLOWS' JJ ALL. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. GRAND FAREWELL BENEFIT TO FRED. W. MILLIS, In addition to the Ventriloquial Entertainment, a Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert by weU-known Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs. MONSTER "PROGRAMME. 7-23 Admission, 4s, 2s 6d, Ib. 2849 Meetings, Ac. TAI TAPU ROAD BOARD. A PUBLIC MEETING of the Ratepayers of the above newly formed Board will be held in the District School en WEDNESDAY, 23bd INST., At 7.50 p.m. BUBINBBB I To receive Committee's report and promised contributions towards defraying expenses in connection with the Am—ation of tue aUovejßoara. R.RAIN-Y, •■-... 7-21 2749 Chairman of Committee. CANTERBDRY PLUMPTON GROUND. COMPANY LIMITED. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Company will bo held at THE SB/ADES, At 3.30 p.m., ON MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1884. Business: To receive the annual report and balance sheet, and elect two Directors in the slace5 lace of Messrs W. G. Judge and.B. . Hale, who are eligible, and offer themselves for re-election. 7-23 2833 W. G. JUDGE, Chairman. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. OPENING OF THE" NEW BUILDING (Near PubUc Library). 24th and 25th JULY. GRAND CONVERSAZIONE, Chemical Lecture by Prof. Bickerton Mystery and Magic by Mr Seager Dissolving Views by Mr Crooks Vocal and Instrumental Music Works of Art, Curios, &c, Ac. Doors open at 7 p.m. See handbills and future advertisement. JNO. D. GILMORE, Gon. Sec. 7-19 2741 , : goods on Sale* fTIOR SALE, an eight-horse power portJ_ able ENGINE, almost equal to now, with extras. Apply to James MoDowmcx., West Eyreton, or Mr Geo. Booth, Sydenham; 6-16 128» FOR SALE—A first-class HANSOM CAB, price £55 cash; also. Sociable Carts, Chapel Cartß, VUlage Catte, and Lome Carts. Apply to H. Bhabnem as» Sons, 110 East Belt, Christchurch. . ; 7-23 2850 Jjfcoaa BoawtSi AMURI ROAD BOARD. ALL RATES DUE" and UNPAID on Tuesday, the sth day of August next, wUI be SUED FOE without further notice. By order, N. C. MUIR, 7-21 2751 Clerk to the Board ELLESMERE ROAD BOARD." NOTICE TO "RATEPAYERS. GENERAL DISTRICT ROAD BATE. IT is requested that PAYMENT of all outstanding RATES be made at the Road Board Ofilce, Leeston, on or before FBIDAY, Ist AUGUST, 1834. By order, W. G. LUNN, 7-18 2671 Clerk to the Board. ■ "■ 1 ' ; —' Land Transfer Act IVotl cea. v. j__fj& *' LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES, NOTICE is hereby given that theseveral parcels of land hereinafter desenbeo wiU be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1870, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before tho ■„ 18—dayof August, 1884 r— 5_2S7Wr_iAM H_— —.15 acres 2 roods, part of Rural Section 8760, Lyttelton District. Occupied by applicant. 5483. HaNßicH Stkffbns. —60 acres, Rural Section 13923, Oxford District. Occupied by applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office Dated this 11th day of July, I&>4, at the Lands Registry Ofilce, Christchnsch. J.M.BATHAM, 7-22 2810 District Land Registrar. Conr»lnff. SHEFFIELD COURSING CLUB. ' ENTRIES for the" Vice - Presidents Plate, £3 Bs, and Maiden Puppy Stakes, £2 25, CLOSE at 9 p.m. on THURSDAY, 24th instant. No entry taken after that hour. Telegraph- Offioe closes at 5 I p.m. Trophy, valued £5 s*. added to s>t_e. ! V GEO. ALF. KEYS. 7-22 2811 Hon. Secretary.