AMUSEMENTS. a ai * . . v , OPERATIC SOCIETY. fTIHEATRE ROYAL. RIP VAN WINKLE, , RIP VAN WINKLE. RIP VAN WINKLE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS LAST NIGHT. Every. Item Enthusiastically Received by on Appreciative Audience. STRONG-AND EFFICIENT CHORUS QF 50 VOICES. COUNTRY DANCE AND BALLET SPECIALLY ARRANGED. THE "PAS DE FASCj-oiATION," By Miss Julie Sondstein. STAGE EFFECTS UNEQUALLED. BEAUTIFUL DRESSES. .■'/.- CHARMING DANCING. Dr_-i Circle; 4s; Stalls, 2s Cd; Pit, Is. Overture; \7AS; Curtain, 7.50. Doors open, 7.15. Early door for Stalls and PJt, seven o'clock, Sixpence Extra.' Bolt plan Milner and Thompson's. * *' Late "trom to New Brighton every night of the season. -.-'••• ' THOS.' GARRARD, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. THEATRE _w_.-U_.—__.URSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 26th and SS7jh, SECOND AiNi\.CAL GRAND GYMNASTIC CAItNIVAL, by tfie Members of the Christchurch Gymna_it_ai, undea- the distinguished patronage of his Excellency the (Governor of N.Z., his Worship the Mayor, toe President and Vice-Presidents of tho institution. Director, Mr T.S. Tankard, Diploma and MedoUist National Physical Recreation Society (Erigland). Nearly 800 Performers. The Largest and most Elaborate Performance of its kind given in this city. New Original Novelties. Specially Designed and Sparkling Costumesi See the Sandow Team in'their remarkable exhibition of strength and skill. Unique Displays upon the Horizontal and .Parallel Bars. Roman Rings, Climbing Ttcip- Ladders, etc, by the Ladies', Girls', Men's and Boys' Classes. Grand Spectacular - M«rch by ■the' N.Z. Lancers." Large and beautiful Tableaux by 60 Men and Boys. Chair. Table, Ladder, and Floor Pyramids. Full Orohesta- under;t>e direction of Mr Fox. Limelight Effect* "by Ward and Co- Tn .° Box Plan will open at Milner and Thompson's at 10 o'clock cm - Monday ' morning. Ticketholders admitted 7.15. .$0 money taken until 7.30. . Dresy Circle 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Is. 7620 m H E'A T RE ' ROYAL 1 . SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, it ' OCTOBER 28th, 1899. . .SATURDAY EVENING, NEXT, >' OCTOBER .'2B__i-"lß_9."''. "H BLAND HOLT And his EXTENSIVE ORGANISATION. OF : POPULAR ARTTSTS • W\ll Renew their Pleasing 'Associafcions with the Christchurch Public. First Presentation in this City of the Magnificent Drury Lane Drama, THE WHITE HEATHER, THE WHITE HEATHER, THE WHITE HEATHER, THE W Hi.l TE HEATHER, Which Recently, in both Sydney and Mettourn^'Achieved % phenoilen-Jlly extended aßOpp. f ' *' * '_''-* Brilliant Series of pictures. Immense Cost. Wonders of Costamery. A Myriad of Radiant Effects. Prices—4s, 2s 6d, and Is. The Box Plan .wilt, be. 4-|M>ttsd-ot Milner nnd Thompson's on I tt|^ K Ji9-ai«g-_f«it-<-->'..-' T" Business Representative, 7643 MR CHRISTIE SIMONSENS. QDDFELLOWS' HALL. FULLER'S WAXWORKS. MATINEE at 2 p.m. TO-DAY. Madam Canda.ie,' Phrenologist and Palmist. Children's heads read—Fee 6d. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME on MONDAY, and first appearance of MR FRED FOLEY, " In his inimitable Ventriloquial and. Sleight-of-iiand Aobs. - Admission 6d. Chamber of Horrors 3d. 7657 rj~jf~ r E~ r R~~A H~6 US E. OCTOBER 25th, 26th, and 27th. LYNETTE, An Opera for the People, will be Performed IMPERIAL OPERA COMPANY. ~ ■, 70 PERFORMERS 70 t Ahounds with Pr6tty Songs and Dances. An Easy Victory by the General's Regiment. All New Dresses and Scenery. Satisfaction Guaranteed to all who. will go * " ' and hear it. The Prices' are Fixed Low to give every- '■ .'-• - one the • Opportunity. Only, a Dozen Resei—ed Tickets left for the Opening Night, Bar Plan at Thompson's Music Depot. Reserved Seats 3s, Circle 2s, Stalls Is, Pit 6d. ..'.':', 7601 CHORAL HALL. V . TO-NIGHT. , TO-NIGHT. riANTERBURY HiiAND OF .HOPE V> . ' ' ' ■ • ' UNION. AND ELOCUTIONARY v ■-. ' " CONTESTS. Tickets: Children 3d, Adults 6d. Doors open ot 7,-and Contests ot 7.30 sharp. '• ' • '/. ; ' " 7215 LIBERTY LEAGUE SOCIAL. THE FIRST SOCIAL of the Liberty League will be held at the Art Gallery, on WHDNESDAY, the'2sth OCTOBER. Admission, by members' 1899 tickets only. _ 'Members axe requested to call for their tickets at the office. F. N. MEADOWS, , Sec. 187 Gloucester street, opposite Caia-vsery lane. .- ~v . , 7574 ST. MARY'S, MERIVALE:; ~ ANNUAL FETE and SALE OF WORK, - TUESDAY, DECEMBER sth. 7536 HORORATA SPORTS.—A Meeting of thos. willing to arrange for the carrying out of o day's LOCAL SPORTS at an early date will be held at the Hororata Hotel on MONDAY EVENING, October 23rd, at *8 p.m. REQUEST. ' ' ' PIGEON MATCH .— PAPANUI GUH OLUB HANDICAP on November 4th, 1899. Single Nominations £1, Acceptances ss, Double Nominations £1 103. Acceptances, 10s, will close on Thursday, November 2nd Acoeptoaces ou ihe ground. John P. Homer, Hon. Sec. 760j WANTED to Know, why people will buy Soaps made over the seas, whilst the makers of Silkstone Soap are living in their midst ?_ 160 BUTTER.— Elock Swan Fresh Factory, Is, .- Hubbard, Hall and Co. 42,6 MAKE no mistake—Tne hem place to purchase a Piano or Organ is. from K. Francia, .The Musical Exchange, 159. .61 Moncheeter streot, Christchnrch. ____• SUPiattFLUOUS HAIR efiectuaUy removed by Electrolysis. Largo practioa Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr B_n_mond, Medical Ga-vamisi, 50 Cashel streei, City (near Barbadoes Btreet). 7646F ELECTRIC BATHS, Vapour Baths, and Mac-age for Paralysis, Sciatica, and Lumbago. Mr Ha_n_no_id, Medical Galvon-st and Masseur,'so Casihel street, City. 7647F NEVER FAILS." THE STERLING. MORSE TWIN ROLLER CHAINS, ARE NOT AN EXPERIME_vT,' : havin_ been Thoroughly Tested during the paa\ season under. all conditions, and never failisf to produce the MOST SATISFACTORY RESULTS. MORROW, BASSETT and CO., "' Chriitcburch, Ashburton, and Dunedin. ■ i '
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10482, 21 October 1899, Page 1
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