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Amusements. PILLIS'S CIRCUS. THIS SATURDAY. MAY IStii. POSITIVELY THE LAST 2 PERFORMANCES 2 OF THB GREATEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL _ CIRCUS ORGANISATION THAT HAS EVER VISITED NEW ZEALAND. 1 This Afternoon, at 3 p.m., bAdT MATIN'SB. GRAND SPECIAL PROGRAMME. 13, LOOK LOOK _g» THE TIGER THE ELEPHANTS The 4 Arabs, All the Clowns. DYING TO SAVE THE COLOURS, And tho 4 LIONS 4. The Greatest Programme Kvor Presonted by F. E. Fillis at an —fteiuoou Performance. TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m.. SuIREK D'ADIKU. MAMMOTH JARKWIiLL. PROGRAMME. REPRISE BY SPECIAL REQUEST OK FILLIS* GREAT REALISTIC MLuITARY ACi DYING TO SAVE THE COLOURS (An Hpisode ot the Zulu War). LimeligUo Effects by T. Crook. GRAND AMATEUR RIDING CONTEST For a Valuable Silver Watch. THE PERFORMINGCAPE MULE, HANS OR RIDE ME WHO CAN. liy Special Request. BENHAM AND HIS Phi.cFOKMING PIG. THE 4 NUBIAN LIONS. Mr JOHN COX. their intrepid trainer, will conclude his startling perfoimance ••midst a DISPLAY OiT FIREWORKS. _T SPKCIaL "«i Tho Lions will bo Fed on conclusion of their performance in full view ot the audience. KEMKMBfcR TONIGHT IS POSITIVELY THE LAST APPEARANCE HERE OK FILLIS'S BIG SHOW. A GRAND PROCESSION (Weather Permitting) i Will leave the Circus at 1- noon and parade the principal streets of the town. The Troupe leave, per spoolal steamer, for Wellington, on Monday noxb. NOTICE. All Accounts Paid This Morning between 10 aud 12. No Accounts will bo receiv cd after that time. ADMISSION 3s and 2s. Children H.Uf-price. SPECIAL and LATE TRAINS AND TRAMS, Full particulars in special advertisement. Late Coaches after Evening Performances to Templeton, Islington, Ricoartoa and Yaldhurst. Sole Proprietor .. .» Mr F. E. Fillis Business Manager .. Signok Aorati Advanco Representative.. Allan Hamilton Press Agent .. .. E. C. Clithekow 3974 Religious Services. | /CATHEDRAL SERVICE a SUNDAY, MAY 14th. j 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a-m. — Matins and Holy Communion (Choral). Preacher—Rev. W. Dunkley. 4 p.m.—Evensong (Choral). 7 p.m.—Preacher-Rev. W. S. Bean. 3917 TMT ESLKYAN CHURCH. SUNDAY SERVICES-MAY 14th, 1893. Durham street, 11 a.m.—Roy. 11. R. Dewsbury. 6.30 p.m.—Rev. F. W. Isitt. East Belt, ll a.m.—Mr C. S. Howard. 3933 6.30 p.m—Rev. H. R. Dewabury. QYDENHAM WE3LEYAN CHURCH. SUNDAY, ~MAY 14th. SPECIAL SERMON~TO YOUNG MEN BY REV, W. MORLEY, Subjeot— "From Seventeen to Thirty." Service to commence at 6.30 p.m. 8935 TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Corner Manchester and Woroester streets. SERMONS FOR"THE TIMES, BY THE REV. SIDNEY J. BAKER. TO-MORROW— 11—"No Depths, No Heights." 6.30—" Earthquakes." Visitors cordially welcomed. 392^ METHODIST FREE CHURCH, St. Asaph street. Morning—Rev. George HounseU. Evening—Rev. John Hoaking Preaches in Memory of thn late Rev. Matthew Baxter. Subject—" A Study in Eachatology." 3951 DAPTIST TABERNACLE, Corner of Oxford terrace and Madras Btreefe PASTOR BIRCH. 11 a.m.—" Surrender to God." 6.30 p.m—" Consecration of Oneself." WEDNESDAY. MAY 17th. ! 7.30 p.m.—" Wearisome Worry or Restful Energy." 8.15 p.m.—Members' Church Meeting. 3952 CHRIBTADELPHIAN MEETING HALL, Corner of Manchester street and Worcester street. Subject) for Sunday Evening Lecture, May 14th. 0.30 p.m. " Paul, his mode of Preaching tho Gospel." All Welcome. Please bring Bibles. Free. 3908 PRIMITIVE" METHODJST CHURCHES, CAMBRIDGE TKRRACiC. Morning—Subject, " Christianity." Evening—Rev. J. Dawson. SERVICE OF SONG PROMOTED WEDNESDAY. MAY 17TH. ST. ASAPH STREET, LINWOOD. Morning—Rev. J. Dawson. Evening—Mr J. Pritchard. 3915 EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. Worcester street, Next Orange Hall. DR. ALPRBD H. BURTON (From England), D.V., SUNDAY, MAY 14T H. Afternoon. 3: Evening. 0.30. 3899 STUDENTS OF TRUTH. MR WORTHINGTON at tho TEMPLE OF TRUTH :— 11 a.m.—" Thy will be done." 2.30 p.m.—Sunday-school. 6-30 p.m.—" God and Man." No admission after 7 p.m. 3917 Wanted. I Simk'b Registry, 171 Armagh street. NOW Waiting Engagements — Generals, Cooks, Honsem dd«. Couples, Housekeepers, Ploughmen, Station Hands. Grooms, Sec. We are noted for careful selection, reasonable fees. No charge to employers for men. •■ Mrs Izett, American News Agent. 125 Manchester street. Telephone 515. DECOMMKNDS Sheep, Agricultural, all Jtlt/ round Farmer, thoroughly competent in farm macbiDery. stock, seven years testimonial; also recommends trustworthy, competent Stock, Sheep. D iry; general Roueeabout. wife men's cook, best refeienoea. 3055 AN TED 150 men to buy one each 42s 6d Kaiapoi Tweed SniU for 3_i 6d at W. McClea and Co., 210 High street. WANTED, Buyers for Austrian bent wood Chairs; cheap. H. Atkinson, Manchester street. W" ANTED KNOWN—Gentlemen's families or strangers requlrin gMilk, Batter, or Cream fresh in from the country, can get the same twice daily from Hoon Hay; or if requiring a nice family Cow, can come aud select from the choicest lot in Canterbury, with a guarantee or trial. Baggy will meet 'bus bottom Colombo road oy dropping a line. —John Wright. 8370 EQUITABLE BUILDING SOCIETY See Amusement Column. IMPORTANT to Parties Furnishing.—Clearing Sale in all lines for one month, at greatly rednced prices. D. Sykes, corner Cashel and Durham streets. J\ LC—All the New Shapes in Winter P» Ulsters at special sale prices at the I.C. Special Ulster Sale. T| LC—Special Ulster Sale To-day. f pOMATOES for Sauce or Jam, in quantifies J. very cheap. At Cumming's, High and Colombo streets. . W HARVEY, Dyer and Scourer, Bus., s has, for the convenience of bis numerous customers. Removed, from Victoria street to Central Premise**, Hobos' Buildings, Cathadral square. Established 1876. K. ATKINSON—For Men's, Women's and t« Childtcn's Canvas Snoes, value unequaued. 203 Cashel screeu