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i Amusement-. 5" ■ COLUMBIA ELITE ROLLER SKATING RINK. » TUAM STREET HALL, - OPEN DAILY. .. TUESDAY. HALF-MILE HURDLE RACE (Handioap). Open only to gentlemen who have never won a hurdle race on SKates before. Prize, a Pair ot Skates. Look out for GRAND BON BON PARTY. Three Miles Race for Championship of Christchurch and handsome —ker Cup cornea on" —< rtiy. ■ ■ Tickets, including Admission and Skates till end of Season (about the end of October), are now being _Bucd—Gentlemen, 309; Ladies, _©_ Note.—Children's School Tickets during the holiday., including Admission and Skates, will be issued at 10s per month. _J W. C. COSTELLO. Manager. CRBKTAL. PALACE SKATING RINK, IiRE-OPENI—• UNDER NEW 7~ 7 MANAGEMENT, WitgfcJlßQ Pairs of Henl«y _ Patent Monarch *"-' Roller Skates. opi—TonMondays, THURSDAYS, Se SATURDAYS. 10 a.m. to 12 (for Lidies Only), 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7.30 to 10 p.m. 3352 VV. ALLEN. Manager. SKATES. SKATES. DONNOLLY AND CO., AGENTS for the Celebrated HENLEY ROLLER SKATES. The Best Skate in the world for all purposes. THE TRADE AND PROFESSION SUPPLIED. Catalogue and Price-List on application. Head Offlce and Store, Chriatchurch. P.O. Box 185 a. 3301 jDURNIP'S XYLITE TJINK. BOY'SPOLO. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. Ist. |A BOY'S POLO MATCH. WEDNESDAY EVENJNG..SEPT. 6th. GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. VALUABLE PRIZES Will be Given for The Moat Original Dress Worn by a Lady The Moat Original Dress Worn by a Gentleman The Most Graceful Lady Skater The Best Sustained Character, lady or goutleman. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE ALTERATIONS. SN and AFTER the 3rd SEPTEMBER the following • TRAINS will be AL--IED- : Starting Altered From To Time. Time. Christchureh Culverden 7.125 a.m. 7.35 a.m. Rangiora Oxford 8.55 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Rangiora Oxford 6.30 p.m. 6.35 p.m. Culverdea Christchnrch 2.-5 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Oxford Rangiora 4.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m, From theme date the NAME of the Station now called "JACKSON'S ROAD" will be "WETHERAL." 3697 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS; EXCURSION TO~LIT—_ RIVER. <r_N the 6th SEPTEMBER a Guaranteed \B EXCURSION TRAIN will RUN from Christchnrch to LITTLE RIVER in connection with Messrs Johnston, Wood and Co.'s TIMBER SALE, leaving Christchureh at 9.50 Am., Addington 9.57, Hornby 10.12, Prebbleton 10.22, Lincoln 10.38, arriving at little River at 11.15 a.m. Returning at 5 p.m., and arriving at Christchureh at 6.55 p.m. Will stop at all stations if required. RETURN FARES—From Christchureh, Ladbrooke's and intermediate stations, 5s first class, Is second; Lincoln, Greenpark, _ Od first class. 3s 3d second; Rabbit Island,- Kaituna, Birdling's Flat, Saturday Return Fares. Excursion Tickets from Leeston and Southbridge to Little River will be issued at 6s 3d first class, 4s 9d second, for first train 6in, passengers to join the Excursion Train ac Lincoln. The eveninor train from ChrlstohurCl. to Southbridge on the 6th will start at 5.10 p.m., and run seventy-five minutes later than time-table I times, to connect with the return Excursion Train at Lincoln. Saturday Return Tickets to Hornby will be issued at Ashburton. Templeton and intermediate stations, and to Addihgton at Waikari, Riccarton and intermediate stations for first train 6th September, for re-booking to Little River per Excursion Train, available for return on the 7th only. 3.10 BY ORDER Religious Services. SYDENHAM WESLBYAN CHURCH. Services 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. CONDUCTED on Sunday, Sept 2nd, by Rev. L. M. Isitt. Children's Service in the Morning. Subject for the Evening—-' The Ark." 3888 "~ ST. ALBANS WESLEYAN CHURCH. LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. by Rev. J. J. Lewis, TO-MORROW EVENING, on - 'Ihe Man Traps of Christchureh." Service to commence at 6.30. All visitors heartily welcomed. 3884 CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF NEW ZEALAND. VISIT OF DEPUTATION FROM ENGLAND. SERVICES TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), Sept. 2nd. Trinity Coneregatlonal Church, Mancheste 1, street—Morning. 11 o'clock, Mr Henry Lee, of Manchester. Evening, 6.30 o'clock, Rev. A Hannay, D.Dy Secretary of Congregational Union of England and Wales. Linwood Congregational Church, Ferry road —Morning, 11 o'clock, Rev. Dr. Hannay. Evening, 6.30, M r Henry Lee. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, At 8 p.m., IN TRINIT- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, PUBLIC :meeting. Addresses by Rev. Dr. Hannay and Mr Henry Collection in aid of funds of Congregational Union of New Zealand. 3954 j DURHAM STREKT WESLEYAN CHURCH. rpo- MORROW 7 - SERVICE& 11 a_t. Rev. C. H. Laws. Subject—"A Conditional Legacy." Anthem—" O, Love the Lord" (Sullivan). •US. Musical Selections. 6.30. Rev. W. J. Williams. Subject—"The Great Strike." Anthem—"O Ta3te and See (Goss) 380 a PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. Cambridge Terrace. TOMORROWS SERVICES will bo Conducted by Rev. W. Lay cock. Morning, 11—Subject, "Suffering as Related to Life. Evening. 6.3o—"Christ's Testimony Concerning. His Mission." 393 d St. Johns Church. SERVICES, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd. PREACHERSMorning—Yen. Archdeacon Harper. Evening—Rev. C. Coates. 3915. Professional. J3r A ARSONS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. MAY be CON3ULTED at his Residence, Cass street, KAIAPOL 3913 Tfc/r r np HOM AS, SURGEON DENTIST. Has REMOVED TO CHRISTCHURCH, and for the present may be Consulted at his real dence, Gloucester street, 74 Latimer square. ; 830 To Lit. | P - HE MITRE HOTEL, LYTTELTON i Apply 2365 WARD and CO., Limited. >