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AMUSEMENTS. HH II E A T R E -ROYAL SNOWBALLS. SNOWBALLS. SSOWISAIXS. TO-NIGHT. TO-MGiIT. TO-NIGHT. POPULAR COSCKKT and DRAMATIC ENIKIiTAINIIENT. HAG LEY PARKCIUCKET GROUNDS. P.\kt 1., Items by Mrs Robinson (who will sir.? '* I was Dreaming" from "Ma Aiio Rosette " with orchestral accompaniment), Mi**? , * Davie and Watson, Messrs Millar, Raife, Bowman, Watson, Ryan, Ballantyneaud Raphael. Part H. "THE SNOWBALL. 1, - COMEDY IX 3 ACTS, hy SYDNEY ORUNDY. Characters by Sirs AUui Srolt,' K. W. Wilder and Miss Temple, Messrs K. W. Wilder, A. Boyle, and E. F. Niooll. Doors open 7.15 p.m. Overture 8 p.m. sharp. Admissi'oii—iH-eis Circle an J Reserved Stalls 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Is. Carriage? at 10.35 p.m. 1292 OD I) F !■; 1. L O W S* II A L L. Lessee- and Matiasvjrs. Htliro Urns. IICSO'S niU'FAI.O MINSTRELS. To-night — Entire ohmure of programme. Great s.i-.v.ve.sTS..f Miss Ruby Gordon. To-n'mht—Hi:i;o Uros. ill new l-\irces and Slcetohes. Bella and Master Xisou :n &"c. Harold White and Fred. Lawrence in new ballads and des-viptivo sc>:i\> - -\ Jars Millar's mosi.-iu , dance*. Charley Hugo's b >:s IV.:ve "Thompson's Dead. ' .siher Cnin. Front Chairs 6d. 1295 a& "£" OVAL ORANGE INSTITUTION, JL_ No. 5 Temperance District. PROTESTANT DEMONSTRATION. fb£||Mvs THURSDAY. JULY 11th, 1893. <■£ «U__ii',. Oxford TerrAoe Baptist Church. PUBLIC TEA & ENTERTAINMENT. PROGRAMME. Opening- Hymn, Choir. Address, Bro. J. T. Smith, Chairman. Anthem, selected. Choir. Address, "Why I ar.i a Protestant and not a Roman Catholic," Rev. ,1. S. Smalley. Song, "The Kiiglishr.ian," Atr C. Ball. Address, •' Progress and Protestantism," Rev. Seorgie. Anthem, selected. Choir. Sony, " Remember Mc no More," Miss R. Fuller. Address, "Sacerdotalism," Rev. Sro. Munro. Sonvr, "The Holy City," Mr Hunter. Recitation, " Trouble in the Amen Comer," Mr Hall. Song, selected, ftev. rtro. .Mitchell. Doxolorjy, Choir. Musical arrangements by Mr H. Corrick. Tea on the tables at 6.30 in the Si-hooiroom. : TICKETS-ONE SHILLING. 1265 : OD DFELL OW S , HALL, Lichfield street. *£> FRIDAY, JULY 12th, TEA > CONCERT and DANCE. Tea at 6.15, Concert at 7.45, Dance after Concert. Tea, Concert and Dance _ 2s 6.-1 js9r\S?® 3 f<jp3" Concert and Dance .. .. 2s 0d sewSC&'e , — Tea and Concert .. .. Is 6d Concert .. .. .. Is 0d A. KININHONTH, Secretary. CHURCH PARADE on SUNDAY, July 14th. MEET at ORANGE Hal , ., at 2 p.m. 1240 MISCELLANEOUS. ENTLEMAN Requires Superior Board and Resi\jC dence, near Museum. Apply " Waterhouse," Pr.Ess office. 1277 nnWBNTY Kaiapoi Woollen Company Shares for JL Sale, price £5 each. Address Shares, Press Office, Wellington. 1223 choicest Tea in the market is undoubtedly _L Hyslop's Nos. 1 and 2 "Tea Bush" brand. Solo importers. E. W. Roper and Co. "JJKRK do you lunch? Try a. Fish Lunch. ,J. Dodds, Colombo street, next Langdon amd Steele's. A NICE Fish Lunch, tea or supper. J. Dodds, Colombo street. Triangle. FISH Suppers, Fish Teas, Fish Lunches—Fish at all hours. J. Dodds, Colombo street, next Langdon and Steele's. isiFb ! Fish O.—l deliver Fish to any address. Telephone 174. J. Dodds, 132 Colombo street. IF you require Fish. Oysters or Poultry, ring , up Telephoue 174. J. Dodds. All orders promptly attended to. F IF you want a delicious cup of Tea, ask your Storekeeper for Hyslop's Ceylon, in lead packets with green label. It is a very fine quality. LADIES who hare not yet tried Hyslop's "Tea Bush" brand are respectfully requested to do so at once. The demand for this bra:id Li steadily increasing; it is unequalled for purity and flavour. Regular shipments now coming forward. rf~kNE of our best known Caterers asserts one pound of Palm Brand Indian Tea, at 2s 4d, wilLinake 200 large cup 3of tea fit-, for a King to drink Jamnson, Anderson and Co. ' YSLOP'S "Tea Bush" brand.. These Teas are all carefully selected by thorough exports in Ceylon, who are instructed to keep the brand at all costs nx> to the same standard of excellence. THE Public are unanimous in their verdict that Hyslop's "Tea Bush" brand is the cheapest and most economical of all Ceylon Teas. HE Queen of Teas is the Pure, Unblended Palm Brand. Have a cup at our Tea Room, 155 Colombo street. Come early, to avoid the crowd. I~T GROCER says,. My Customers are going mad on ! _/5_ Joko Tea and are glad to hear your second shipment has arrived. Sold by all leading Grocers. OST, a pound of JOKO TEA, packed m lead, marked 2s. Will gladly give 2s 6d for it. It is the best Tea at the price I ever tried. TTnOR Aprons, Veilings, Collars and Cuffs try 8/ Toneycliffe and Carey. Ready money value in in all departments. . DO not miss the great Colossal Sale ; Dresses at your own prices. Kenneth Mathcsou and Co., The Hall, High street. '"-*' , .. . FOR one month only—Great Colossal Sale ; Ribbons, Umbrellas, Hosiery must be cleared ; see tables for bargains. Kenneth Matheson and Co., The Hall, High street. _ TAILORING— Suits to measure 41s 6d, 47s 6d, 52s sd; fit, finish, workmanship and shrinking guaranteed. Toneycliffe and Carey, Ready Money Drapers. Sweet to Love, but oh how bitter, to love a _fl_ girl whose shoes don't fit her. This cannot happen if she buys them at Mills'. STEAM Shrunk Flannels in Shetland, Orkney, pink and white from IOJd to Is 9d. Toneycliffe and Carey. fTHRAVELLING Bags, Portmanteaus, &c, cheapest X a °d best - David Bowman, Colombo street. WATCHES (gold and silver) from 5s to £20. See them in window. David Bowman, Triangle. CURIOS from Maori Pahs, Kiwi Rugs, Stone Axes, &c. David Bowman,' Curio Dealer. GOLD Chains, Silver Chains, Diamond and other Rings; grand value. David Bowman. lELD Glasses, Op—a Glasses, Spectacles, _cT David Bowman, Triangle, Colombo street. OLD Gold, Jewellery and other goods bought. 1 give highest prices. David Bowman, Colombo etreet. ». . /'OVERSTOCKED in Men's Oxford Shirts, have \y reducedeverj' line to landed cost, viz., 2s lid, 3s Sd, 4s 3d, usually 4s 3d. 4s 6d, 5a 9d. Toneycliffe and Carey. UR~2ls Trousers at 15s lid best New Zealand Saddle Tweeds all this month. - n|TAILORING —Suits to measure with extra pair of |L Trousers for 655. Kenneth Matheson and Co., Tailors and Clothiers, The Hall, High street, Christchurch; INSON and CO. mean to Earn a Reputation for Selling Cheap. Just landed from Gothic— White-handled Knives, ss, 6s, 8s doz; Tea Spoons, 2s 6d, 3s 9d, 5s doz. 220 Colombo street. HAMBER Sets,'los.9d; cheapest in New Zealand. ■Minson'a 220 Colombo street "H" AMPS —Minsoa and Co. are Offering for 3s 6d the JL_ Cheapest Lamp in New Zealand. INSON'S/Cheap Depot for Household Requi sites—Stove Brushes, 7£d ; Scrub, 6d ; splendid Set Shoe Brushes, 2s 6d; 300 Sets Jugs at 2s 3d ; 40 pieces Tea Seta, 10a 6d ; Tumblers, 2s doz; special value Hair Brush, Is 3d. 220 Colombo street. ! IRLS' Cashmere Hose from Tkd per pair. Boys' \JC Worsted Hose from 10£ d per pair. Black, Beattie and Co. ' FOR Hosiery and Gloves, try _oneycli_e and Carey. i T> EMEMBER, great Colossal Sale; call early for JL_t bargains in Mant!e3, Millinery, and Underclothing. Kenneth Matheson and Co., The Hall, I Highßtreet. - ■gjtURS, Furs, Fvtra —A splendid assortment to Xs select from at Ballantyne's. 1~ FOOTBALLERS, use Rugbyline after a hard game, ' also when training, ami note its marvellous effects on the muscles. The only liniment used by the Otago footballers when on tour. Is 6d, Chemists and Cycling Depot 3. " OLONIAL Knitted Wool Socks, 3 pair for 2s; Cardigans, 3s lid each. Beath'a great sale. D~~ OES your little one start in his sleep, pick his nose, or grind his teeth ? If so give Marshall's Worm Syrup, and you will soon see a great change in his health. Is, all Chemists. ■ nntlE wonderful success of Marshall's Kura Klava JL in curing Corns has induced the usual crop of Imitations. Refuse all unless spe'Jed with aX; imitations are spelled Cura Claval. Is, all Chemists and Stores. UNSIEST thing in the World. Grotesque Glasses give endless amusement Oakey's Variety Bazaar. • : S.P.Q.R. STORES. BEFORE , Commencing the preparation for our ANNUAL BALANCE re have determined to offer a number of various 1 ines in onr Large and Varied Stock REGARDLESS OF COST To induce a Clearance. SEND OR CALL FOR SPECIAL PRICE LIST. HUDSON~AND CO., CORNER COLOMBO AND GLOUCESTER STREETS, CURiSTCHURCII. OUR ONLY ADDRESS.

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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9154, 11 July 1895, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LII, Issue 9154, 11 July 1895, Page 1

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