AMUSEMENTS. S~| PE R A HOUSE. GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF TBX POPULAR CONCERTS AT POPULAR PRICES, POPULAR ARTISTS. THIS EVENING, THIRD CONCERT OF THE SERIES, ANOTHER EXQUISITE PROGRAMME FAUST FAMILY, MABTYN HAGAN, LUCY FRASER, JOHN GOURLAY (Specially Engaged). COME AND SEE. COME AND LAUGH. AT TUB Petite Burlesque, "THE BROS." Come and Admire the Artistic WHITE MARBLE STATUARY. 1000 Seats at SIXPENCE. 1000 Seats in the Stalls afc ONE SHILLING. 500 Seats in the Circle at Two Shillings. Day sales at Walker's. 1737 pllN E ART GALLERY. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16th, 1896. C O N~C~E R T BY HERR MICHAEL BALLING (YIOLA-ALTA) AND MR MAUGHAN BARNETT (PIANIST). Tickets—Reserved Seats 33, second seats 2s. Plan at Messrs Milner and Thompson's. 1573 TRAMWAY NOTICES. AND SUBURBAN TRAMWAY. EXCURSION TO NEW BRIGHTON. THIS EVENING, THE 15th. Trams leave Edwards, Bennett's corner at 7.15 p.m., returning at 9.10 p.m. and 10.10 p.m. Stanmore Band in attendance .at Tram and Pier. RETURN FARE—SIXPENCE. 1728 CITY AND SUBURBAN TRAMWAY. T7IXCURSION TRAMS to PIER, NEW BRIGHTON JCi Return Fare by 10.10 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. SIXPENCE. m THE NEW BRIGHTON TRAMWAY COMPANY. nnHK SYDENHAM BRASS BAND will accompany JL the 7.15 Tram to New Brighton on THURSDAY EVENING. Dancing on the Pier. RETURN FARE, SIXPENCE. 1727 NEW BRIGHTON. Sixpence"' return-, By Trains leaving CATHEDRAL SQUARE -. At 10.10 A.M.and 7.15 P.M. DAILY. 1399 'MISCELLANEOUS." npHE Vacancy for a Junior in the New Zealand JBl Insurance Company has been Filled. 1699 I ENGAGEMENT' required as Governess f English, 'J French, German., Music, Needlework); good references. Miss Boyle, care Mies Hastings, Lytteltons. , ■ 1467 HOW to Preserve Fruit without boiling. Apply to Kincaid's G.I.C. .. QPRING BLOSSOM. TEA. © . ~ftj" ASH'S "new improved" Baking Powder, guaranJjxl teed absolutely,pure. .. ' . i PRING BLOSSOM TEA. ~ TTNVALIDS are recommended by their Doctors to JL driok the Palm Bvand Teas in preference to any other on account of their absolute purity. Whole some, Economical, Delicious. '■' BLOSSOM TEA. ~ ~~~ nnHE Straight Tip is Joko. Speculate freely on it JL. and you will be satisfied Si is the best 2s tea •m the market. r ■..».. ■: LD JeweUery Bpught; I give best price for Old Jewellery, Gold, &c David Bowman. I BUY Jewellery, Gold, Silver or Plate. Good prices. David Bowman, 186 Colombo street. tiURIOS, Works of Art, &c.—l buy, sell, or exj change Curios. D. Bowman/ Triangle. QIILVER Chronograph, latest improved, For Sale VJ at Half Price. David Bowman. "m/fONEY to Lend, repayable weekly or monthly, JLtJL reasonable interest. David Bowman, 186 Colombo street.' ■■.-.', -, .-■.'■■■■ Blossom Tea is obtainable of all respect>O able Grocers and' Storekeepers, and Wholesale rom P. O. Mclntyre and Oα, Cathedral square. GBONNINGTON Keeps "Wahoo," the o Best Remedy for Stomach, Kidney and Liver troubles. CETIC Acid, best, cheapest, Barilla soap, &c., 12 cell-salt remedies. Health Supplies Companj-, 245 Cashel street. QjPECIAL Value iv Xmas Cards, in Packets 12 for K3 7id, 20 for Is, 50 for Is 3d. Blaok, Beattie and Co. " AHO °" re* l " ll * 6B bowels jvithout taking Vv pills, oiu-es headaches, heartburn, pains in side, constipation. 2s 6d chemists, grocers. WHEN your nerves are unstrung, when you have had lots of brain work, get a bottle of kfarshall's Fospherine, the great brain and nerve tonic. Is, at Chemists and Stores. ' TTST^ 2 s M ,rom ail chemists and store TT keepers.- Wholesale agents, KempthorneProsser and Co:'s N.Z. Drag Co , . •■ " I£7£7 A HOO," the most popular remedy for InTV digestion, 2s 6d per bottle, at Fletcher Jros., Cheapside; High street, Christchurch; and at East street, Ashburton. X A BQZEX Ladies' White Aprons, regular prices L>lf Is 6d to 2s lid, all at Is each. Our grand Christmas Fair. Kenneth Matheson and Co., The Hall, High street, Christchmch. (CHOICE Colourings and Designs in Brussels and j Axminster Carpets, in large variety. Ballantyne and Co. <:■ • , Year means gay parties, sea.side excursions JjS| cycling trips. If any of the above cause head, aches, use Dr. Cropland's celebrated Cachets. . Take them with you in fact, and make your trip as KD\oy~ able as possible. Is 6d, chemists and stores. ty /\ DOZEN Sailor Hats, newest goods, Fair prices i\f 104 d, Iβ, Is 3d, Is 6d. Ladies look at our ..wmdows. Kenneth Matheson and Co., The Hall, High street, Christehurch. ■ . : i .- ■ FURNITURE Bougljt in houses from £2 to S2OO, It is a well-known fact that Davis and Hawke give highest prices. The trouble of an auction sale saved. Note the address—Davis and Hawke, corner Colombo and Tuatn streets. 3921 T COULD not eiford to entertain my friends until I JL found that the Palm Brand Teas are so economial The 2s W Indian produces 200 large cups of delicious tea to the pound, first water. IS Honour Justice Denniston decided in the Court of Appeal that the Spring Blossom Tea Coupons were legal. Please note this and watch future advertisements. ~ "AHOO," for Indigestion, is to be Obtained from E. W. Hall, Madras and Armagh streets. 2s 6d. 3i»l fJIOUND— The long-lost Pound of Joko Tea marked 1 2s. The under drank it as she considered the tea worth more than the reward offered, 2s 6d. the popular remedy for Indigestion, is IT obtainable at the New Zealand Fanners' Co perative Association, at 2a 63. ' ■ WALLACE and Co., Chemists, Triangle, iveep " Wahoo," the Wonderful Cure for Dyepepsia, Liver Complainte. -. ' . BARGAINS. WHITEHEAD'S STOCK. PICTURESQUE ATLAS OF AUSTRALASIA, in 42 part?, with indexes and maps, &c, lor binding in 3 volumes. Price, 5 guineas. Whitehead's price, £15155. EUROPEAN PICTURES, 3s volume; usual price, se6d. THE DOKE GALLERY, 250 beautiful engraving*,. 30s; usual price, 60s. 150 Volumes CASSELL'S NATIONAL LIBRARY, 4d each. <*• 130 Volumes CASSELL'S ASSORTED, suitable for picnics, &c, 9d ; published price Iβ. WATERBURY WATCHES, 18s short-wind; usual price 223 6d. "EYE WITNESS" CUTLERY and "PRADA" SILVER FORKS ami SPOONS, Special Value. See the Nickle Handle POCKET KNIFE, Is. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PETAL DUST, THE GREAT FLORAL AIR PURIFIER, Invaluable in Side Rooms, Smoking Booms, Steamer Cabins, &c Destructive to all insect life. HUDSON AND CO., j S.P. Q.B. STORES, # CHRIBTOHURCH.
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9314, 15 January 1896, Page 1
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