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Theatre Royal. Lessee and Manager.. Charles Hugo. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THB GREAT FAVORITES, HUG O ' S BUFFALO MINSTRELS (Organised 1881.) ANOTHER CROWDED HOUSE. ROARS OF LAUGHTER! TUMULTUOUS APPLAUSE!! A HURHICaNE OF ENJOYMENT!!! A CRO WDKD HOUSE!! 11 Your old Favorites received a hearty reception. Our new artists scored a genuine triumph. One gigantic success from post to finish. See and believe. The droll CHAS. HUGO. The Heerlesa Soubrette, MISS PRISCILLA VERNE. The Greatest of Dancere, DAN TRACY. Our beautiful vocalists and our refined sketches and farces. TO-NIGHT.~TO.NIGHT. Last Night of this Great Programme. 'Tis a well-known fact that refinement is the gi;i iing star of the liutfUloes, therefore parents and guardians have not hing to fear. MONDAY NIGHT, ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Everything New and Startling. Limelight Effects by Alick Ashton. FULL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRAHUGO'S ORIGINAL PRICES: Dress Circle, and Orchestra Stalls, 2s ; Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. Box Plan at Aliluer and Thompson's. Day Tickets at Levy's. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, At 2.30 o'clock, GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE, For Schools and Families, when a most amusing CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME Will be presented, in which the Children's Pet, THE AUSTRALIAN TOM THUMB, Will take a prominent part. NOMINA LWP RICESCircle, Is. Downstairs, 6d. Patrjns are requested to purchase all tickets at the money box, Theatre Royal, or at the day ticket office, as money must not be taken by the coecktakors at the doors. 102 P a l a c_e_ Rink. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY OF THE KINGSLEY BHOTHKRS, KINGSLUY BROTHERS. Champion Fancy Trick, Double and Burlesque Bicyclists of the World. MONDAY EVENING, JULY Bth, MONDAY EVENING, JULY BIH, For a Short Season only. The Kingsleys will introduce Feats unseen by a New Zealand audience* viz.— Vaulting, Standing, Skipping with and without bandies. Mounting and Dismounting. ' Balancing, Single and Double Riding, Kneeling, Lying Across, Standing on One Another's Backs and Shoulders, Standing on Head, &c* Admission—One smiling to all parts. Torchlight Procession of Cyclists from Square to Rink at 7 p.m. Skating before and after Performances. NOTE— CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL and MAYPOLE DANCE, SATURDAY AND MONDAY HiVENINGS, JULY 13th and 15th. Tickets to Children Complimentary. jOl Manager. O HREN OLOGY! Love, Courtship, MarJL riage. Lecture with purpose. Humorous, Scientific, Popular. Rev. Crewes delivers .thrilling Leoture. Druids' (late Templar) Hall, opposite Trinity Church, Worcester street, This Evening atß» Admission 6d. Publicly examines heads. Few reserved seats Is; occupants pre- ' f crence in examination. 64 Government Notices. ENGINEER SURVEYOR AND INSPECTOR OF MACHINERY. Marine Department, Wellington, N.Z., 2lth June, 1839. NOTICE Is Hereby Given that applications will be received at this office for the appointment of Engineer Surveyor and Inspector of Machinery attached to this department Applicants to be eligible for this appointment must, have served an apprenticeship as an engineer or iron shipbuilder, must be not less than twenty-five and not more than fortyfive years of age. and must have served at sea in charge of engines for at least five years. They must also, at the time of application, possess a first-class certificate of competency as engineer. They must forward a medical certificate showing that they are in good health and of a robust constitution. Applicants must give full particulars of their service on shore and at sea, and forward copies of any letters of recommendation, testimonials, discharges, and certificates that they may possess. ] The'salary payable will be at the rate of £3CO : per annum, increasing by £5 a year to £325. The selected applicant will be required to undertake the duties of Engineer Surveyor, Inspector of Machinery, Examinerof Engineers, and, generally, such work as be may be required to perform by this department The appointment will be subject to the provisions of "The Civil Service Reform Act, 1886." Applications will be received up to the 25th July, and the selected candidate will be required to commence bis dutiesabout the middle of August next By Order, LEWIS H. B. WILSON, 9769 Assistant Secretary. Educational. 131 Salisbury Street. MRS H. F. WILLMOTT, fifteen years resident in France and Germany. Professor of Music and Singing (Cont-ervatoire de Paris), Sigoor V. art of learning the Piano taught Classes for English, French, German and Italian. Evening Lessons. References and testimonials. 7702 THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. THE Education Board of the District of North Canterbury hereby publicly notifies that the ELECTION of COMMITTEES for the School Districts of Annat and View Hill, held on the 23rd April, having been declared null and void under the power conferred on the Board by Section 66 of the Education Act, 1877. tr c Board directs that a PUBLIC MEETING of the HOUSEHOLDERS in each of the said districts be held on MONDAY, Bth JULY, 1889, at seven o'clock io the evening, in the Scho olhouse. for the ELECTION of SEVKN HOUSEHOLDERS to form the Committee for the District) for the year ending with the fourth Monday in April next year. The Board further directs that the-first meeting of each School Committee be held in the place appointed for the election immediately .after the election upon the same evening' J. V. COLBORNE-VEEL. Secretary. Christchurch, 21st June, ISB9. 9379 Board and Residence. 1" ODGE*S Temperance Rest—Board and li Lodging on reasonable terms. Tuesday Night, a Temperance Meeting. All invited. Saturday Night*—Concerts for the People. Refreshments all hours. 431 SUPERIOR Private Board and Residence, St. Elmo. 187 Worcester street west. 7773 CIOMFORTABtiE Rooms for Families atSS ,• Paric terrace. TW2 XTERYSuperiorPrivateßoardandßesidence \ 259 Cashel street weat ■ 659 SUPERIOR Private Board and Residence 287 Cashei street. 3193 "CTERY Comfortable Board and Residence at V Waitahuna House, 285 Cashel strcebWsst