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AMUSEMENTS. miIEATRE ROYAL. Sole Lessee .. M Mrs Marie Greenwood General Manager .. Mr W. H. Seavrrave Stage Director .. Mr John Gourlay LAST NIGHTS. TAST NIGHTS OF TUB MISSE&- MARIBEL and AGATHA GREENWOOD, Supported by their DRAMATIC COMPANY. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF MR JOHN GOURLAY, THIS EVENING. In Mr John Gourlay's irresistible, whimsical, farcical Comedy, TWF f Causing , Last Ni?ht Roan ") ~, Tr THE J of Laiiiihter. I TIIE •n-oonK I Two hours of fun. f nnr . ni - BROOK. ( A scream from star t to finish. J BROOK 8 p.m.—Overture. Curtain rises. Smiles, Qrin3 Laughs, Screams, Roars, Button* Flying, Achein^ Sides, Tears through Laughter, Deafeninjr Applause, General Approval of the funniest Comedy ever witnessed. To be followed by Mr John Gourlay's Petite Burlesque, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Box OlHee at Milner and Thompson's. Day Sales at Walker's and Eslick's. 1103 J. E. PETHERICK. Acting-Manager. f~\ PER A HOUSE. SIX NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing TUESDAY, JANUARY 7th. Re-appearance, after an absence of Five Years, of the World-renowned LONDON BELLRINGERS, With whom are incorporated the Immortal FAUST FAMILY. FAUST FAMILY -v Entertainers FAUST FAMILY I Musicians ' FAUST FAMILY I Pantomimists FAUST FAMILY J Kings of Laughter Phenomenal Success during the Present Tour. Admitted by all to be the most Unique and Clever Entertainment .ever pi-esented. First appearance in New Zealahd of MR MARTYN HAGAN and MISS LUCY FRASEU, Australia's Premier Burlesque and Pantomime Artistes. -Further particulars future announcements. Box Plan at Messrs Milner and Thompson's, where Reserved Seats may be booked at 3s. J. ST. CLAIR, 1108 Manager. ATHLETIC. AUSTEALASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. X ANOASTER PARK. JANUARY 4th. CYCLING and BUNNING. One Mile and Twenty-five Mile Bicycle. Quarter-MileHurdles. Half-Mile Run, 220 Yards and Three Miles. Another finish between Jones and Kerr. Bennett and Biggs in the Throe Miles. Roberta will try to beat his World's Record. New Zealand' , eadingfor Champion Colony. First Event at. 2.15 p.m. 1105 MISCELLANEOUS. FOR Sale, Dogcart, as good as new, by Moor, price £35. Apply F. W. Delamain and Co. 1013 TTF this should meet the eye of Mr Phillip Painton JL vl ease communicate. with his brother, Thomas Painton, at 11. Nnnweek's, Papanui, Canterbury, N.Z., he will hear something to his advantage. 1081 YEAR Cards, Largest Assortment, Best Value in the City ; 100,000 Beautiful Cards selling cheaper than ever. H. J. Wood and Co., Stationers' Hall, High street. SPRING BLOSSOM TEA. ' '"'"' ". ■ .£J__PKING BLOSSOM TEA. Year Gifts; good and very cheap. David .131.' BOtvnian, 136 Colombo street. , "V" MAX Presents; suitable articles and good values. _/\, . David A NICE Present for Xmas; Watch or Jewellery.David Bowman. ONEYtoLend in Small Sums; repayable weekly. David Bowman. , OLD Jewellery Bought; I give best price for Old Jewellery, Gold, &c. David Bowman. TNVALIDS are recommended by their Doctors to J. drink the Palm Brand Teas in preference to any other oh account of their absolute purity. Wholesome, Economical, Delicious. SPRING BLOSSOM TEA. OPKING BLOSSOM TEA. rjHHE Straight Tip for the Cup is Joko. Speculate JL freely on it and you will be satisfied it is the best 23 tea in the market. OPRING Blossom Tea is obtainable of all respuct>3 able Grocer and Stovekeepers, and Wholesale rom D. C. Molntyra a~id Co., Cathnflral square. G.BONNINGTO*N Keeps " Wahoo. ,- tm? « Best Remedy for Stomach, Kidney and Liver troubles., __ : CETIC Acid, best, cheapest, Barilla soap, &&, 12 cell-salt remodies. Health Supplies Company, 245 Cashel street. . SPECIAL Value in Xmas Uards, in Packets 12 for ?Jd, 20 for Is, 50 for Is 3d. Black, Beattie and Co. ■ _f><ANVAS Shoes, sewn, at Mills'. 4 x 6 2s 4d, 7 x 10 V/ 2310 d, 11 x 1 3s 6d, Women's 4s 3d, Men's ss6d, with Rubber Soles 7 x 10 2s 3d. 11 x 1 2a 9J. • TTS Marriage a Failure ? Not if you Buy one of JL Alfred Butcher's Gold Colonial Weddintj Kings. 191 High street, near Bfinnington's. IF your Sight is Failing, get it tested and have pair of Crysta Spectacles for Is, real Pebbles 5s at Alfred Butcher's. 191 High street. E* YEAR—."resent your Friends with your Photo, taken bvSorrel!, ''The" Photographer, and they will be delighted. A .WAYS the Same—The Host that can be had, /3L Sorrell's Enamelled Cabinets, 10s per dozen 179 Colombo street. ■ Xj'VERYBODY SatL-.iled—When they have their JDi Portrait taken by Sorrcll, "The" Photographer. Enamelled , Cabinets, 10s per dozen. 179 Colombo street. ' CHEAPEST Hosiery in the market at Beach's. j Two Cases, part of London purchase. Beath and Co. ■ ITIOUND —The long-lojt Pound of Joko Tea marked *• 2a.' The finder drank it as she considered the tea worth more than the reward offered. 2s 6d. . rjnHE greatest headache and neuwlxia vurer of th JL' 'age. Dr. Cropland's Vegetable Headach° Cachets. , No antipyrine, no opiniii, yet go to th c spot at once. Bold at and stores for Is 6;l. c £\K.(\ DOZEN LaJies" and Children's Handkerchiefs direct from th? manufacturer* to be cleared at 3d, Iβ, Is 3d, Is 6d per half dozen. KennethMatheson and Co.. Grand Christmas Fair, The HaU,.Jligh', street. Chri-stchurch. "CLANCY havinjs to stny in and miss a trip to the ,JIV seaside all on account of that tooth aching. No occasion to do this. Get Marjlnll'd O<lontal;;icon, the instantaneous remedy, and coaae to suffer. Is. Chemists anrt Stores. EATH'S .COUPONS ! COUPONS ! EATH'S COUPON'S ! COUPONS! CHOICE Colourings ami Design;) in Hru-aele and Axrninster Carpets, in large variety. Ballantyne and Co. ; jpiORNS. Got 'em ? Like them 1 If not, why not V> remove them ? llarshall's Kura Kbva ia a cure corn killer; has cured thouiande of, old timers. See that what you buy is spelled with a K. Is, at Cheniistg and Stores. ONLY One Price—lft» per dozen. Only One : (Quality—the Hest that can )>e produced. Sorrell's Enamelled Cabinets. 179 Coloniho street. IrUMNITUIIB Bought in hmisc- irom. £<J to £200, " Itisn.Tvell-knownfactth.it Da\is and Hawke give hijrhest prices. The trouble of an auction sale eared. Note the address— Davis and Hawke, corner Colombo and Tuam streets. 3921 " ■'KXTAHOO" rozulates bowels wittiout taking .Tf pills, enns! headaches, heartburn, pains in side, constipation. 2* (xl cheniiirs, yrocciv. rV_-\ DOZEN Sailor Hals, newest goods. Fair prices i\f 104 d, U, la 3d, 1* 6tL LaiUes look at our wr.dcwa. KcnneUi Matheson and Co., The Hall, High gtreet,'C)iristch«rcli. W' ANTED to Sell, ;i bai-gam. Home of 4 rooms, kc, fsne +'-acre corner section, Madras street, near Railway Station. £150. Term* £25 cash. Apply Bagga and Duffy. 131 Colombo street. K_V COZEN LadieV Wliit-i Aprotm, regular pricctO" Is6il>o2i lid. all at Is each. Our, grand Chrietnm Fair. Kenneth Ifnlheson and Co., The Ha'), High street, Chrwtchmch. ' PETAL DUST, THE OP.EAT FLORAL AIR PURIFIER, For tlie Wardrobe, Drawingroom and Ballroom. A NOVELTY OF VXIVERBAL A DiHBATION*. PETAL DUST Destroys Moth and Prevents Mildew. PETAL DUST is a powerful and invaluable Antiseptic for the Sick Room, refreshing aud invigorating to Patient and Attendants. Otcr Fire Millions of Packets of PETAL DUST Sold at the International Exhibitions of England and Europe. SOLE ACENTS: HUDSON AND CO., I Wholesale and Retail, I ■ - 5.P.<5.P... CHRISTCHUBCfI. " Send ten stampi for sample packet of Pttal Dust

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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9304, 3 January 1896, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9304, 3 January 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9304, 3 January 1896, Page 1

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