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Amusements. GRAND SUCCESS OF UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. rpHEAT~R*B ROYAL. Continued Success oTsiARIAN WILLIS and her Company. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The great moral and religious Drama in Four Acts, UNCLE TOM'S CABTN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. Marian Willis in her world-famed impersonation—Cissy. All the latest Nezro melodies, dances, jnbiUe, sc. Grani Matinne Performnno ■, Saturday afternoon—Uncle Tern's Cabin. Children, 6d to all parts of the honset; adults Is. Box plan at Milner Thompson's. 2s, ls,6d. 2631 Uncle Tom—J. F. Keogh. m H B A T Ii E ROYAL. SIX NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY, "MARCH 12. MONDAY. MARCH 12. The Manacemont have much pleasure in announcing that they succeeded in arranging for a abort tour of New Zealand of FRANK M. CLARK'S ALHAMBRA COMPANY, DIRECT FROM THK OPERA HOUSE, MELBOURNE, Who nave been appearing for the past fifteen months in that city with the greatest possible success. They wtsh to stati without the Slightest Fear of Contradiction that the present is by far the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE VAUDEVILLE ORGANISATION That ever visited New Zealand. 40 A R T " s T & 40 Embracing the very pick ot the Vaudeville Profession in Australia. 10 COMPLETE~"ORCHESTRA 10 From the Opera Hous\ Melbourne. 15 THE ALHAMBRA BALLERINAS. 15 magnificentTnew SCENERY. Brilliant Costumes. I areat Limelight Effects. ADMISSION-Dresa Circle and Reserved Stalls, 3»; Stalls, 2s; Pit. Is. Pox plan at Milner and Thompson's; open This Day. 2478 J. ST. CLAItt. Business Mangger. Football. FOOTBALL. QECRETARIES of CLUB 3 are requested IO kindly to forwHrd Tabulated Reports of their Clubs' Performances. &c, for publication in the "Annual," together with thrir full postal address, to T. R. CRESSWELL, 2611 Hon. Sec, C.R.U. Educational. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISv TRIOT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. THE BOARD hereby publicly notifies that at an Election held on Thursday, the Bth March, for the purple of Filling Three Vacancies, caused by the annnal retirement of onerhi d of the members, the fallowing PERSONS were duly ELECTED :— Thomas Hamilton Anson, Esq. Honble. William Montgomery Joseph Munnings, Esq. EDWARD O. WRIGHT. Chairman. Christchurch, Bth March, 1894. 2C25 MR C. FLAMSTBAD WALTERS, M.A., Oxford, in high honours, RECEIVES a FEW PUPiLS at 25 Hyde Gardens, Eastbourne, to prepare for Eton ard the Chief public Schools, also for tha Universities. Entire charge taken if desired. Honst* situated near soa end overlooking Hyde Gardens. Apply to H. J. BESWIOK, Esq , Solicitor, 2613 ; Hereford street, Christchurch. LECTURES IN MUSIC. MR G. F. TENDALL, MUS. BAC, TTAS Two or Three VACANCIES for JLX Pupils in tho Theory of Music by Correspondence. Pupils thus receiving lessons by post have passud the Canterbury College Examinations in Music, and the second N.Z. University Bvam. for Mus. Bac. 164 Montreal street. 2504 MISS TAYLOR'S CLASSES FOR DANCING RESUME WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14th. Wednesday Afternoon at 1, Evening at 7. Fee—las the course of 12, from date of joining. Advanced pupils 10s 6d the course. Other classes formed as required. Private classes formed. Private lessons given. The Modern aud the Original Dances artistically taught. 236 Armagh street West. 9532 ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. CONDUCTED BYMADAME ALICE (Late of Landon and Paris.) *r>RE3SMAKING and Millinery thoroughly JLF TAUGHT to JLadies wtbitg to do tneir own Dressmaking or successfully engage in business. Ladies learning under Madame Alioe are Taught as ia the best London and Paris Houses (not scientific system). Ladies wishing to make inquiries kindly call on Madams at Hobbs' Buildings (Ist floor; Cathedral Square, between 10 and 5. Classes commenced Tuesday, 30th January. . ; 9818 Road Boards. LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF UNREGISTERED DOGS. TAKE NOTICE that all Persons having UNREGISTERED DJG3 in their possession after the 19ih day of MARCH. ISJ4, Will be PROCEEDED AGAINST. H. J. V. ROGERS. 2447 Town Clerk. In Bankruptcy. v * r < §Msffi L ?r R riIHE " PRESS * is an authorised GAZETTE JL for all Notices under the Bankruptcy Act IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, CANTERBURY DISTRICT. IN the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1892. and in the matter of Kdwabd PARfUWSON, of Christchurch. accountant, a bankripr— Notice ts Hereby Given taat the Public Examination of the above-named Baulcrapt has been fixed ta be hfald at the Supreme Courthouse, Durham street, Christchuroh, on Tuesday, the 20th day of Maroh, 1894, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon—Dated this Bth day cf March. 1894. ' Q.Lu GREENWOOD, .2598 Official Assignee. Board and Residence BOARD and Residence for Students attending Canterbury College, 290 Ciahel street west. Terms moderate. 2532 ! OKIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE.— ;J7 Terms moderate. Miss Leete, Morden [House. Gloucester street West. 9543 ROSVENOR HOUSE—Board and Residsnee. Terms moderate. 36 Gloucester i street, near Latimer square. __ \ 9UI tT>RIVATE Board and Residence. Terms IX modei ate. Mrs Blanc nard. Rlverton \n ouse. Cashel street West. 7583 * ~ BOARD AND RESIDENCE. _ SUPERIOR BOARD and RESIDENCE at No. SO CRANMfcS/t SQUARE. Ali home Ecumfortd, piano. Tenas moderate. 4718 \ BOARDAND RESIDENCE. HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED Aparaceate tat Ladies and Gentiemen. MRS SAWTELL, i incrwood, 72 Cashel ecreet E. : Telephone—7o3. Lost and Found. LOST on March 8 h, near corner of High a»d-Tnam street*, a Purse containing £10 note six singie pound cotes, four sovereigns and si. ver. A reward of *U 10s will be paid to. anyone returning same to Barklen boat ding house, 3lanchester street. . 2817 LOST, from Tt-mpleton Station, on the 19 r h Febi-uary, a liver and White Spaniel DOG. Any one returning or giving information that will lead to bis recovery, will be rewarded. R. P. Thompson, Solitude, Ternpleten. W*