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AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATRE . ROYAL. ANOTHER SUCCESS. A Large Audience Greeted the CONSTANCE HARDIE DRAMATIC COMPANY LAST EVENING. In Herman and Jones's Splendid Drama, "THE SILVER KING," Splendidly Mounted and Well Acted. TO-NIGHT. TO-XIGHT. "THE SILVER KING." "THE SILVER KING." ALBERT LUCAS as Wilired Denver CONSTANCE HARDIE as Nellie Denver LITTLE GLADYS HUGHES as Cissy POPULAR PRICES—3s, 2a, and Is. Bos Plan Milner and Thompson's, Day Sale Eslick's and Walker's. 8943 HP H E A T R E ROYAL THURSDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN MENT, In aid of St. Mary's Home. Under the iimnedinte patrouage of the Bishop aud Mrs Julius, the Mayor of Christchurch and Mrs Louisson, Mr Justice and Mra Dennistori, Sir John aud Lady Hall, Mrs Ch»3. Clark, Mr? Cowlishaw, Mrs A. E. G. Rhodes, Mrs Heaton Rhodes, and Mrs Studholme, and many other prominent citizens. Part I.—Pianoforte solo, Misa Jennie West; song, "A May Morning," (Dcnza), Miss Lake-; song, "The Admiral's Broom," (Bevau), Mr Miller; duet, "When the Winds Blow in from the Sea," (Smart), Miss Gray and Mr Hockley, duet (violin and piano), the Misses Jnliua; song, "A Soldier's Song"'. (Mascheroni), Mr Hockley; song, "A Summer Night," (Goring Thomas), Miss Gray. Accompanist, Miss Jennie West. / Part ll.—The Powerful' Two Act Drama, "Old Phil's Birthday," whicli will be staged by special, request. The'caqt p£ characters will be filled by several oi the leading local amateurs. , Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Box ;plan at Milner and Thompson's. Orchestra lender tho Direction of Mr Buna. V FOOTBA^ I ,^ , Iβ sound (.enfc in L\ LA N C A S T sapped t>' ARK, teiv.came in! SATURDAY "> side of t.t_ ac thru ) ' CANTERBURY \dofuTAGOf Kick off 3 p.m. Is; special Trams and Palaoe Cars. A"|ternoon Tea. 876 V; , MISCELLANEOUS. KINCAID, the up-to-date jGrocer, keeps thej famous l J tfrandqfjfcotory_.Wutter._ TWdrGentlenien Priendaßequire Board and Residence. Reply "Una," "^ ltt i es o 7 §??5 CHEAP Sections—Weihave still a few sections remaining unsold in Huxley atreet, in blocks from I to,s< , Acres; only £50 J-acre-Forest and Perkins, Sydenham. 8873 FOR (oheap); very comfortable, easy going, and thoroughly up' to date, being in use couple ,of months; a bargain for one requiring same. Apply Pbksb Office. , " -' 8690 FOR SALEi cheap, 2 Cottages, J-acre, near Linwood- Station, occupied _by good tenants; pr|ce very low, owner having left the district. Firest and Perkins, Sydenham. BALLaIJtYNE and CO., manufacturers of every description of Cabinet Furniture for cottage or mansion. _!______ QYDEIfHAM—For Sale, aix-roomed House, O with verandah, greenhouse, washhouse, copper, i-acre aection in fruit trees, near railway; only £275. Forest and Perkins, Sydenham. B'"UY Pigeon Brand Factory Butter. Bor- " ■ lfind J! . it Cook and^Roas.' , C"ABH to Lend on Jewellery, Wated Goods, Bicycles, &c. David Bowman, 186' Colombo street. NEW Zealand Port,, only 3$ per bottle, the famous. Waverley brand, at the Oaveraham Hotel, High street, Chriatchurch. OtheV agents wanted.__ ■ ■ ' 5449 BUY Coaie Brand Factory Butter from all up-to-date storekeepers. 8698 ■J OAT. Wine only 25s per doz bottles or lUa per XT gallon, at the Waverley Wine Vaults, Worcester street east, near the Cathedral 9638 B" ALLANTYNE and CO., have opened up a Choice lot. of Spring Novelties for all departments. ' ' 'iriOSIE Brand Factory Butler. ■piGEON Brand~Factory Butter. TpIGEON Brand Factory Butter. niA HIGH STREKT—Great ShutUng-up Sale. /QX.". Drapery and Clothing at Half Price. Instructions ore to Sell everything for what it will bring-. Sale on premises lately occupied by Mr SlcClea, right opposite Warden's. riOSIE Brand~Factory Butter. ~ IJLEASUKK becomes monotonous, but happiness never does. Butcher's Wedding Rings have a reputation for securing happy marriages Address, j 19, High atreet. for a Wife one who,.were ehe a man, you j would choose for a friend, and Buy' one of Pnteher'B 18ct Gold Wedding Kings. You will prove Marriage ia not a Failure. OME-KNIT Stockinsrs and Socks, best quality uneurpassed for durability and comfoi t. Home Knitting Factory, 221 Colombo street. MUST make room reductions ,■ and the best material. D. * Sykee, Uashel street. . . LINWOOD— A superior modem House with 6 rooms (lar. c and lofty), • athroom, scullery, pantry, woehhouse and copper, stable and coachhouse, asphalt drive and paths, and full ± of an acre tastefully laid out. Price moderate.' Apply Bag-gs and Oc, 151 Colombo street. ' • "■*.• OST—A painful ancient Qorn by applying Berry'a JLi Killkorrf; sure cure for corns, Iβ a box. John Berry, Chemist, 146 Colombo street, Christchurch. £'OOA will purchase a well built House of five dW/v/Q\f rooms, fcullery, washhouse, copper, &c., nice irarden, within five unuutes ct Railway Station. Terms can be arranged. Apply Baggs ana Co., 131 Colombo street. ' IpENDAIiTON road, near Park—For Hale or to ' Let, modern House of 7 rooms, &c, stable and trap shed, and § garden. Price moderate and terms toauit. Basrsra and Co.. 131 Colombo atreet. MODifiHN House, at Opawa, for Sale, containing 7 rooms, with c cry convenience, stables, harness and feed room, loft and groom* room, 24 seres tastefully laid out. The position is good and within few minutes of coach and rail. Baggs and Co., 151 Colombo street. f FARMS for Sale—From 10> acres to 3000 acres, improved and unimproved. Complete list free on application to us. Baggs and Co., 1.51 Colombo street. * — -, •■• ■ ■• : WANTED to Lend, Money on Mortgage, in sum from £50 to £5000: lowest interest. Cagge and Co.. 131 Colombo street> '*'■ ANTED—To be well knowo. Atkinson'., Man Cheater street. ANTED, all Cyclists', to know that the 1898 Clippers are to hand. Without doubt the fliieec American Wheel imported, beautiful finish, perfect design and manifold improvements. Orders now booked for ChainUes. Call and inspect. Cowper and Sons, Reece'a Buildings. W^NTJBu —Young and old to use Excursion Waeher, the rage of the century. Washing day a pleasure if you use Excursion Washer. 4453 ANTED KNOWN—The price of Flour is Keduced £1 per ton at Kincaid'sjaXO. XTJTANTED KNOWN—Thistle Brand Jam ii W delicious in flavour. ANTKU KNOWN—That Excursion Washer ia the latest invention in England. Will do your washing without labour. WANTED lo Lend on Mortgage, £50, £100, £150, £220, £300, £500, £760, £800, £1000, £2200 and other sums, at Low Rates. Hill and Scott Solicitors, 194 Hereford street. 'ANTED KNOWN—Thistle Brand Jams are better than homemade. Try them. ANTED KNOWN, new season's novelties, Millinery, Mantlea, Capea, Sunahades, Ribbons, Dress Goods, Blouse Silks, Chiffons, Ruffles. Beatb and Co. \jjrr ANTED KNOWN—That we have 50 Ladies' W and' Gents' Cycles for Hire at per hour or week. Adams Star Cycle Company, 70 Manchester street, Chriatchurch. 2987 ANTED KNOWN—The "Countee* " tnree and four-ply Knitting: Wools are the Beat. They are remarkable for their aoftneai, elasticity and exceptional durability Sole Agents for Canterbury— Vf Strange and Co. A\tED Bayers Accordion, 9eod, H, Atkinson, 117 Manchester atreet. ' ANTED KNOWN— H. Atkinson's, Manchester street, for Wedding Furniture. ynST ANTED Buyers Violin, case, bow, £L 5". W Atkinson. Manchester street. ANTED KNOWN—If you want a pair of Boots for joareelf go to K. Atkinson, 119 Manchegter street, 'ANTED KNOWN—If you want quality, com- • tort and durability combined with cheapnew, goto K. Atkinson, Bootmaker, 119 Manchester treet (opposite T. Wreaks'g Corn Store). ANTEU KNOWN—Yon anouid ro where footware will wear. K. Atkinson, 119 ManChester street. '_ 8620 -VXTANTED KNOWN—If you want a pair at Boots W (or Baby go to K. Atkiraon, 118 MMWhMtti «toHl> ■■■ ■•-. ,

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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10131, 2 September 1898, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LV, Issue 10131, 2 September 1898, Page 1

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