Amusements. nr\ H E A T R E B O X A L. Directors— MESSRS WILLIAMSON and MUSGROVE. Business Manager.. .. Mr Wiu.lui Hcoues Treasurer .. .. Mil J. Moutrjb. , WHXIAJISON AND MUSOROYES EOYAL COMIC OPBBA " ' , COMPANY, Including , ■ MISS NELLIE STEWART. LAST FIVE NIGHTS. THIS (TUESDAY) ;■ EVENING,. FOR THE LAST TIME, Undoubtedly the Greatest Success of the Season. Received on Saturday Evening by a Largo Audience with the Greatest Enthusiasm and Screams of L&ughte* JIAJTZELLE .'NITOUCns. SIAiPZELLE NITOUCItE. MAMZEU.E NITOUCHE. . MAJTZEI.LE NITOUCHE. MAJI'ZELLE NITOUCHR. ' MAM-2ELLE NITOUGIIE. To be followed by the GORGEOUS RAINBOW BALLET. GORGEOUS UALLET. . , . Admitted by all to be the Most Brilliant Spectacle ■> ever witnesswl oil onj r sta^e. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, First Production in Christchurch of THE VICAR OF BRAY. THE VICAR OF BRAY. ; THE VICAR OF BRAY. ■*>* To be followed by the COROEOUS RAINBOW BALLET. GORGEOUS RAINBOW BALLET. > Stage Director.. .-. Mα Hexry Bract Musical Director .. M. Lkos Gabon BOX PLAN and Day Tickets at Milncr and Thompson's. Late Trams to Sumner every night. , 1883 TT> I C V C L E RACES AND FOOT RACES. GREAT TEST RACE MEETING. LANCASTER PARK. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7tii. 1902 ST. MATTHEWS SCHOOLROOM, ST. ALBANS. JUMBLE SALE AND GIFT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. Admission Free. Open at 2.30 p.m. Afternoon Tea. Parsonage Grounds, admission sixpence. 1980 PROHIBITION SOCIAL. "myfEMBERS of CHRISTCHURCH and SUBURBAN JJX LEAGUES are invited to a SOCIAL, to be held in the ROOMS, TO-NIGHT, 7.30 p.m., to take leave of lady member, who is about to visit England. , ! 1965 CJUMNER MOONLIGHT SWIMMING SPORTS. Note the Date—TUESDAY NEXT, February 12th. Entries close Friday, 1 p.m., for the 75 yards and 50 yards Amateur Handicaps, with the Secretary of any Swimming Club, or G. Harris, care of M. Harris and Son. ,\ . . ' '■ .1957 X7OICE PRODUCTION and SINGING, taught on V . a New Method, entirely my own, which ensures to any intelligent pupil a True and Lasting Voice, full of quality, power, sweetness and refinement. Vacancies for a few Select Pupils only for the approaching term. A. A. NORTH, Professor of Voice Production and 'Singing,! Harmony and Thorough Bass, 15 Morten's Buildings. . Licensing Notices. I NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. i 1 SARAH ANN FREE, of New Brighton, widow, 9 being the holder of a Publican's License in > respect of the house and* premises situate at New Brighton aforesaid, and known as the Bower Hotel, do hereby give notice that J. desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Linwood Borough Council Offices, Linwood, on the second day of March, 1895, APPLY for a TRANSFER of the stud License from myself to GEORGE HENRY PIERCE, my Appointee. Dated the fifteenth day of December, 1894. Iflfe ,- - „ ..SARAH ANN FREE. ... NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OP LICENSE. f THOMAS RESEIGH, of Addington, being the JL» holder of & Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Lincoln rood, Adding-' ton, and known as the Star Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the.next Licensing Meeting- to be holden at Riccartou on the first day of March, 1895, APPLY for a TRANSFER , of the said License from myself to MATTHEW KAVANAGE, my appointee.' Dated the 11th day of January. 1895. - . ' THOMAS RESEIGH. HoBAX and Ddfft, Solicitors, Christohurch. 1953 NOTICE* OF APPLICATION FOR..TRANSFER OF ■ LICENSE. T JOHN SWEENEY, of Hatewell, ,t>cing the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Halswell, and known as the Junction Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to' obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to bo holden at Riccnrton on the first-day of March, 1895, APPLY for a TRANSFER of the said License from myself to JAMES MURPHY, my Appointee.- . . .... Dated the sth day of January, 1895. JOHN SWEENEY. w ' Hobas and Duffy, Solicitors, Christchurch. .1954 Personal. PERSONAL. . PRIVATE DETECTIVE DALE, ;■' Phoenix Chambers, 52 Lambton Quay, '- Wellington. Divorce, Missing Friends, Absconding Debtors, _F and Stolen Property, and all Delicate, Difficult, and Secret) Commissions, Evidence Collected in all Court Cases. Highly recommended. 1601 " ' s " Miscellaneous. "H/FES O. DUNFORD, Lady's Monthly Nurse, jyj. Rakaia. 1981 OYSTERS, Oysters. — Fresh Stewart Island Oysters, by Express To-night. R. G. Warnes, Cashel street. - ; 1961 "14 ATOGUL Tea Company's weekly £1 reward paid to ISA Mrs Castle. Duvauchelles, for most Coupons, viz., 91, returned lost week; Tea being purchased Joyce's Store, DuvaucheUea , Bay. - 1956 ALLANTYNE'S Bale—All Black and Coloured Scrge3, in plain colours, at sale prices. i XNDlGESTlON—Warburton'a Mixture has cured ' JL hundreds. Will cure you. Send 3s 6d to the Pharmacy, Timaru. [ - " TT N,2ASY Treads the Foot that Wears a Com." 1 \J Certain cure. Posted by Warburton, Chemist, Timaru, tor list injrtampa."- , ": , A/4 DOZEN Embroidered Silk Handeirchiete 9id /£\9 each, death's Colossal Bale thin day. XJALLANTYNE'S Sale—Over < £65,000* Stock of JB3 ' High-Class" Drapery and .Clothing at Sale prices. - nnRY our four-button "BB" Kid' Gloves at 2s 6d X Per pair. Black, Beattie and Co. !____ SPECIAL line of Ladies' Crcpon Blouses to be sold at Is lid. Blade, Beattie and Co.' gTRONG Linen Cooking Aprons Iβ 3d each. Berlin Fingering, a}l colours, la 3jd' per yard. Beath's Colossal Sale this day.' X>ALLANTYNE'S Sale — TX&vy Blue Worsted S> Coating-Serges, 7s 6d,10d6d, 12a 6d, 17s 6d the full dress. Sale at Oakey"s Variety Bazaar. Reduction* at" Oakey'e. Variety Boznar. _jr ■. - * ■ ■at Oakey'e Variety Bazaar. T»4pjßT-.SeU at. Oake/s Variety Bazaar, 138 jjX Colombo etreet. ( . ALLANtYNE'S Sale—Duchess of York Coating Serges, in navy bine and black, at Genuine Sale Prices. . AM Jars, all sorts, nil eizes, all prices, from 2* per dtfz., at Minson aud Co.'a, 220 Colonbo street. e%m\ Wo ° l Dress Kccee, 4s lid, 6s lid, 9a lid /QjJ\y the; full dress, under English cost. Beath's Colossal Sale." - 1 AA SKIRT Lengths Iβ lid each, worth 3e 6d.' XV V/ Beath'e Colossal Sale. Mxs Izbit, American Newsagent Manchester street. Telephone 515. HARPER'S Periodicals, Puck, Judge, Truth, Out- " ing, Eeview of Reviews, Police Gazette, posted on receipt of subscription to any part of the colony. Select Board and Residence, Christchurch west, east, north. .Terms moderate. All Classes Men and Women Servants carefully selected; no charge for men servants; Hotel and Station Couples always on hand. 1&95. .. . a it. ALLIs TOYS 9b 6d PER DOZEK. , - ALL 6o TOYS 5s PER DOZEN. ALL 3p TOYS & fo> PES DOZEN. PICNIC and Sports CtonmitfeieS dm make any eetection at above prices in any quantities, '* AH Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Olaotsrare, &c, at similar (liecount during the present nw>uth. •- - ' ■'' Ccmntry orders (joy post) receive prompt and careful ftttftnlJfrfl. ' "' i; I IHTDSON and OO M ' * ' ." , i -
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9020, 5 February 1895, Page 1
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