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AMUSEMENTS. SUCCES3. SUCCESS. SUCCESS. A MPHITHEATRE - OF VARIETIES. Opposite Theatre Royal. . SIXPENCE. ''" ;y GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. 4 CORNER MEN. 6n. 4 CORNER MEN. 6d. STARTLING ACTS IN THE CIRCUS RING. Grand Matinee for School Children, Saturday Afternoon. Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is; 4978 SIXPENCE—PIT—SIXPENCE. UNITED FIRE BRIGADES' DEMONSTRATION AT T AKOASTER PARK TO-DAY. CRICKET, PICNIC. NORTH v SOUTH. Wickets pitched at 11 a.m. Band in attendance. Admission free. IN THE "EVENING, GRAND WATER DISPLAY ON MARKET SQUARE, To commence at 7.30 TO-M O~R ROW, AT LANCASTER PARK, FIRST DAY'S DEMONSTRATION EVENTS, Commencing at 10 a.m. FIRST EVENT—Manual Engine, dry, one man. SECOND EVENT—Hose Reel Flat, for five men. THIRD EVENT—Manual Engine Competition; for five men. FOURTH EVENT—Bicycle, Hose and Hydrant . Competition, for two men. FIFTH EVENT—Coupling Practice, for two men. SIXTH EVENT—Hose and Ladder Competition for five men. Garrison Band will be in attendance. Frequent trams to the ground. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. R, MCMILLAN, 4976 Hon. Secretary. UNITED FIRE BRIGADE _ DEMONSTRATION. SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELEGATES AND MEMBERS OF TEAMS. OWING to a Difficulty in Arranging for a Special Train to Kaiapoi TO-DAY, THE VISIT TO THE, KAIAPOI WOOLLEN COMPANY'S WORKS Has been arranged to take place on SATURDAY NEXT, At 8 a.m., Leaving the Christchurch Railway Station at that hour. Delegates and Members of Teams are Requested to Attend, THIS MORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK, at The KAIAPOI FACTORY, CASHEL STREET EAST, To Pay a Visit of Inspection. GEO. R. HART, 4963 Chairman Entertainment Committee. .._ DANCING. MRS SOWERBV. from Auckland, is in Christchurch for a Short Season, and will be glad to RECEIVE PUPILS in ordinary BALL ROOM and FANCY DANCING, including Skirt-dancing, Minuets, Spanish Cachuca, Jigs, to. Teachers of dancing specially attended to. Address Box 316,. Christchurcty, or, can be Been at: Messrs Milner' and Thompson's from -4 to 5.30 p.m. Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. TRAMWAY NOTICES. CITY AND SUBURBAN TRAMWAY. THIXCURSION TRAMS to PIER.-NEW BRIGHTON Return Fare by 10.10 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. SIXPENCE. NEW BRIGHTON. Sixpence" betukn, By Trams leaving CATHEDRAL BQUARE At 10.10 A.M. and 7.15 P.M. DAILY. 1399 MISCELLANEOUS. EVA. —Please call at once, as Mrs Boundey and Chris, are anxious to see you. 4961 MARRIED Couple want Situation, farm or station, man general, wife cook-housekeeper; good references; no encumbrance. Apply T. 5.8., Prkss Office. 4956 AN Experienced and Competent Double Entry Bookkeeper, with good business ability, Wishes i Employment at a moderate wage. '' 4 ' Accurate." I Press Office. ,4825, END of Season—Men's and Boys' Straw Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices. Black, Beattie i a "d Co. QJPRING BLOSSOM TEA. "s THE Straight Tip is Joko.. Speculate freely on it and you will be satisfied it is the best 2s tea in the market. JUST Opened, New Ties, New Collars, New Braces. Black, Beattie and Co. ; FOR Tailoring Department, New Coatings, Serges and Trouserings. Black, Beattie and Co. Q*i PRING BLOSSOM TEA. ALVAGE Sale—looo Mantles and Jackets from Is each. , . [ Fall Nets, New Hosiery, New Handkerchiefs, J_il New Frillings, New Gloves at Black, Beattie and Co. ADIES requiring a Stylish Dress at a Moderate A Price should go to Black, Beattie and Co. SALVAGE Kale —50 pieces Calicos, slightly damaged, Is Ud, 2s lid, 3s lid per dozen. FOR Colonial-made Flannels at Lowest Cash Prices try Black, Beattie and Co. ADIES' Mantles, Golf Capes and Jackets, Excellent Value at Black, Beattie and Co. PIANOS by best Enzlish makers, Collard and Collard, Jarret and Gouge. Iron frame, upright grand, cottage pianos, guaranteed to stand extreme climates. Now landing, and will be sold on terms or for cash at lowest<prices. Spensley and Co., High street. 3349 SALVAGE Sale—lso.dozen Gents' Hats, from Is each. SPECIAL Value in White and Grey Colonial Blankets. Black, Beattie and Co. NASH'S " new improved" Baking Powder. All leading grocers. 1244 SPRING BLOSSOM TEA. ALVAGE Flannels and Sheeting, at your own prices. .. . NASH'S " new improved" Baking Powder, guaranteed absolutely pure. COLOSSAL Sale tor one month. Ladies jackets, capes, blouses. to., at half price. Kenneth Matheson and Co., The Hall. . LADIES' 3lacintoshes, New Shapes, Large Variety,. Special Value. Black. Beattie and Co. HOW to Preserve Fruit without boiling. Apply to Kincaid's G. 1.0. CHOICE Colourings and Designs in Brussels and Axminster Carpets, in large variety. Ballantyne and Co. ATEST Novelties in Dress Materials now being shown at Black,' Beattie and Co. SPLENDID Stock of Ladies' Autumn Jackets at Special Trices. Black, Beattie and Co. OUND—The long-lost Pound of Joko Tea marked 2s. The finder drank it as she considered the tea worth more than the reward offered, 2s 6d. I COULD not afford to entertain my friends until I found tliat the Palm Brand Teas are so economial The 2a 4d Indian produces 200 large cups of delicious tea to the pound, first water. UR "B.B." Gloves are very reliable, 2s6dper pair, 2s 7d if posted. Black, Beattie and Co. C*PRISG BLOSSOM TEA. ALVAGE Sale-200 Dozen Men's Shirts, in bundles, at half cost price. Damaged by water. JUST ARRIVED. ■'■rrT'INGFIELD'S " CELEBRATED CUTLERY. Table and Dessert Knives, Steels, Bread Knives, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Bread Fo.rks, Butter Knives, E.P. Cruets, to., to. JUMBO SAUCERS, CHEESE STANDS, BISCUIT JARS, to.. Beautiful Decorations. A THIRD SHIPMENT OF PETAL DUST, •The great floral air purifier. And Invaluable Requisite for the Sick Room. HUDSON ~AND CO., S.J'.XJ. B. ftXO&Sg.

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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9862, 11 March 1896, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9862, 11 March 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9862, 11 March 1896, Page 1

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