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AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATRE ROYAL. Lessee and Manager .. Mr Harry Rickards. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR HARRY RICKARDS' COMPANY OF TIVOLI STARS. Last Production and Most Emu'liatic Success ot" tho Petite Poetical Drama, BLIND LOVE BLIND LOVE BLIND LOVE BLIND LOVE In which MISSES NONI, KATIE and MADGE RICKARDS Created such a Profound Sensation last evening. LAST NIGHT Of Signor L2_Sr3TIGHT UGO BIONDI LAST NIGHT UGO BIONDI LAST NIGHT UGO BIONDI i LAST NIGHT « Mr LAST NIGHI' HARRY RICKARDS LASTTTIGHT HARRY RICKARDS LIST -vXGHT HARRY RICKaRDS LAST NIGHT ALBERT BELLMAN j LAST NIGHT and LAST NIGHT LOTTIE MOORE LAST NIGHT NELLIE WILSON LAST NIGHT CLARA LLEWELLYN j LAST NIGHT ETHEL YORKE LAST NIGHT FOREMAN and PANNAN LSST NIGHT -xAMILTON HILL LAST NIGHT J. W. WINTON Prices: 3s, Is. I*. Early doors 6d extra. Box olan and day sales as usual. TO-MORROW fSaturd*v) AFTERNOON POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE in CHRISTCHURCH And GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT tendered to STGNOR UGO BIONDI. SIGNOR UGO BIONDI. BY MR HARRY RICKARDS. At which all the members of this Great Combination of Celebrnted Artist will assist. 7 _95 M. MARCUS, Manager. rp"H"E"A~T'"R"E ROYAL. Under the management of Mr Robt. Henry. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTfiAORDINAxS,Y. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. 11th, For a Short Season Only, HENRY'S DRAMATIC COMPANY I HENRY'S DRAMATIC COMPANY I Third Year of Organisation. AFTER A RECORD SEASON OF 100 WEEKS IN SYDNEY, 100 And a Prolonged and Uninterrupted Success in Auckland, Napier, etc., and witnessed By 14,000 PERSONS IN WELLINGTON 14,000 1700 People per Night"in DUNEDIN 1700 GRAND OPENING PRODUCTION, For Two Nights only, FROM SCOTLAND YARD, One of the Latest Successes from the Surrey Theatre, London, by a Complete and Strong DRAMATIC ORGANISATION. OUR STANDARD TARIFF—2s, Is, and 6d. Early doors," 6d extra. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson's. Bookine Fee. 6d extra. 7196 LEWIS MlLLS^BusinessJManager^ " CHRISTCHURCH "CATHEDRAL-^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th, At 8 p.m. ORGAN RECITAL" BY MR JESSE TIMSON, of DUNEDIN. ' Vocalist—-Mr Millar. _Offertory in aid of_Choir_Fund. 7031 MEETINGS. &c. CHRISTCHURCH PAINTERS' UNION. THE ORDINARY MEETING of the above Union will be held on JANUARY 9th (MONDAY). 7171 E. CLARKE, Secretary. THE COLINGOLD SLUICING COMPANY (No Liability). NOTICE is hereby given that the ADJOURNED EXTKAORDINARY MEETING of the Company will be held on FRl-ii-AX, January,' 1899,' ai 8 _).m.; at; the "Office of' the --Company, -140 Hereford-street, Christchurch, when the. following resolution will be pdt to the meeting, viz.: "That the Colin Gold Sluicing Company (No Liability) be voluntarily wound tip, arid that Mr H. A. Bruce be appointed Liquidator for that purpose, and that the surplus property of the Company be distributed amongst the shareholders pro rata, and according to the amounts i paid by them in respect of contributing shares." H. A. BRUCE, 7105 Legal Manager. PROHIBITION. TTEAR MR GEORGE GRANT, of Palmerston North, , CATHEDRAL SQUARE, SATURDAY, 8.15 p.m. OPERA HOUSE, SUNDaI, 8.15 p.m.

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