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Press, Volume L, Issue 8589, 16 September 1893, Page 1

Amusements. mBBA TR£ ROYAL. Ziesaee .. .. Mr H. X. Abbott. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF THE UNIVERSAL KAVOtJRITJCS. GOURLAY and WALTON TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). NOTE THE PROGRAMME— A WINNING HAZARD, CHARMING COMEDIETTA. Gorgeous Costumes, Protty Mosio and Delightful Scenery. Mexican Serenade —A Gem. Mr Johjt Gourlay's Robert Burss. A Cbaraoteustic Ta'deau—Brig o* D M>n in the Background—Painted by J. JL. Steele. Half-past Ten-Hunting Towor. Domestic Tragedy (without words). Mr Geo. Walton's World's Favourite Sketch, *• Never Get Drunk." ALICE ( MR JOHN \ ALICE AGAIN } GOURLAY / AGAIN Ten minutes with the Drama, Minstrelsy and Ballet: and Living Models. LAUGH. LAUGH. LAUGH. Prices-43, 2s t& and One Shilling. Box Plan at Milner and ThomtWa. Day Tickets at Eslinit'a and WhiiTa's. 935 rfIHEATRE ROYAL. Lessee and Manager .. .. Bland Holt SATURDAY NEXT-AUGUST 28th. SATURDAY NEXT—AUGUST 2STH. BLAND HOLT, In announcing the date for his reappearance in Christehurcb, has much pleasure in informing his old friends and acquaintances that his Company has been strengthened, and his repertoire includes all the best of the LATEST LONDON' NOVELTIES. These Dramas will be mounted on a scale never before attempted in Christchnrch, and calculated to p.irrr«y the great strides laiely made in and SCKMC EFFEITS. The initial at traction will beA SAILOR'S KNOT, Written by Henry Pettit, descriptive of the days WHEN GEORGE WAS KING, And when the world rung with the names of NELSON and the NILE And WELLINGTON and WATERLOO. Full particulars in future advertisements. The b(jX PLAN will be opened ac Milner and ThoniusouV Music Warehouse on WEDNESDAY MORNING. ADDFE"LLOWS' HALL. Under the patronage of the Canterbury Caledonian Society. DONALD~DINNIE'S Champion Step Dancing and Variety Company Will open for a short season on THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER. miss ida Mcdonald, Champion All-round Step Dancer of the Colonies. LITTLE EVIK DINNIE, The Child Wonder. And DONALD DINNIE, Winner of 8862 contests, in his unequalled feats with dumb b*.lls, are alone worth all the money charged for admission— 3s, 2s, 19. *640 ST. MARK'S SCHOOLROOM, OPA.WA. MESSRS SEAGKR AND HART'a POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT "OLD CANTERBURY," With Views and Portraits. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22nd, 8 P.M. Admission—One Shilling. Children JHalf -price. 895 ALL SAINTS, BURNHAM. /fl RAND CONCERT AND FARCE, to con- * V with DANCE, will be h Id in Railway Shed, Burnham, Tuesday, September 19th. Palmistry by Lady who was so successful at Merivale Fote. To commence at 8 p.m. Tickets Is 6d. Children half-price. 888 MISS TAYLOR'S CLASSES FOR DANCING. THE MODERN AND THE ORIGINAL DANCES Artistically Taught. Tuesdays at 7. Wednesday afternoons at i, Evenings at 7. Class forming for Saturdays. Calisthenics for Children and others. Fee, 15s for course of 12 from date of joining. For advanced pupils, 10s 6d the course. Special Class for Minuet, Gavotte, or Cachuca. Private clnsses formed. Private lessons given. 238 ARMAGH STREET WEST. . Prospectus. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Ltd. Head Office--11l Cashel street, Christchurch. Authorised Capital, £100 000, in 20,000 Shares of £5 6£LCtl Subscribed Capital' .. £61,130 Paid-up Capital .. £31,632 Directors. JOHN GRIGG, Esq., Chairman. CHARLES ENSOR, Esq., Vice-Chairman. Messrs Messrs S. Bailey A. K. In wood W.Boag D. McMillan M. S. Campbell F. D. S. Neave J. Gam mack J. Pnge G. O. Greenwood H. W. Peryman J. Gough J. Reni>ie W. Henderson R. H. Rhodes W. B. Howell E. P. Scaly R. B. Holdsworth J. Talbot R. W. BROWN, Secretary. A. T a meeting of Shareholders of the above J\. Association it was unanimously decided to extend operations b7 increasing the Paid-up Capital to £50,000 in order to permit the Company to carry on a General Insurance Business, instead of being limited as at present to insuring the risks of Shareholders only. The Directors therefore are prepared to receive applications for new shares in order to bring the paid-up Capital of the Company to £50,U00 as required by law, and in offering these Shares to the Public they desire to draw attention to the following facts :— 1. That the Public are invited to buy Shares in an established Insurance business, the Company already having a subscribed Capital cf £61,130 divided among 648 Shareholders, and that no premium whatever is charged. 2. The Directors would refer to the success of the New Zealand Insurance Companies frora an Investment point of view. Figures will show that from the business done by these Companies they have been able, in addition to paying handsome dividends, to build up In the aggregate reserves more than EQUAL TO THE WHOLK OF THE CAPITAL PAID-UP BY THEIR SHAREHOLDERS. Payments on Shares will be as follows ;— Ten nhillings per share on application, twenty shillings per share on allotment, twenty saillings per share in oc« month. Balance v required by calls of five shillings per share at intervals of not less than three months. Until the required paid-up capital of £50,009 is subscribed, the Directors will be prepared to receive applications from present Shareholders or such applicants as wish to pay up shares in full. Applications will be considered and shares allotted at a special meeting of Directors to be held on the Bth November next. Forms can be obtained at the offices of the Association, Cashel street, Christchurch, and the Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, Timaru. JOHN GRIGG, Chairman. Christchurch, 14th September, 1893. SSI FootbalL SEVEN A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. LANCASTER PARK. TO-DAY,~~at 2 p.m. q/V TEAMs"~COMPETING. PROGRAMMEsTpRICE 6d., at Simpson and Williams', and Whitta's. 900 Lectures. nn HE LYCEUM. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th. MR W. W. COLLINB LECTURES : Afternoon, at 3—"The House of Lords and the Borne Rule Bill." Evenintr, at 7.15—" Martin Luther and the Reformation." Admission, 6d and Is. Orchestral Selections at 7. 998 ATCHES FOB EVERYBODY.—Lezard and Son, Watchmakers, Jewellers, &c have a large stock of. watches of every description ac prices within the reach of alt, from 16s 6d up to £25. A large stock of Clocks, from 4s 6d upward. Repair* a speciality. All work guaranteed. Note address—Next City Hotel, Triangle.