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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10536, 23 December 1899, Page 1

AMUSEI-CENTS. rp. HEATRE " ROYAL, Under the Management b. John Fuller and Sons. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. BOXING NIGHT & FOLLOWING NIGHT. A REAL HOLIDAY BILL. | First appearance of . PAULUS PAULUS the MARVEL. I MARVEL. Tha greatest Illusionist that'has ever visited the Colony, assisted by i _£DIJ_E. MATJDINA In New and Marv-Uous Illusions. The Hypnotic Wonder, "TRILBY." TTTANIA. THE PRISONER OF THE BASTTLE THE SHADOW OF THB CROSS, Etc, Etc, Etc Supported by Fuller's New | AUSTRALIAN VAUDEVILLE COMPANY,! Including— Daisy Chard Will Stevens Sid. Doody Edie Wright Will. Wallace Tom Edwards Walt. Rivers and John Fuller . Box Plan at Miiner and Thompson's. Day Sales at Eslick's and Walker's. POPULAR PRICES-.*/2s, and ls. 3480 pULLB R'S WAX WORK S. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, IiICHFIELD ST*. TO-NIGHT. ~.- -^TO-NIGHT. ALL NEW ARTISTES. c MR WILL STEVENS. -' ■■ ■ 1 MR WILL STEVENS. * MR WELL STEVENS. And GRAND VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Open All Day Boxing Day and Next Week. . Admission 6d.' ■ 2499 Q.RAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT. LANCASTER PARK. NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1900. Teams from Wellington, Temuka, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Gore, Milton, Inveroargill, Rangiora, and Christchurch. ■ EVENTS. £113 IN PRIZES. Garrison Band in attendance, ADMISSION ONE SHILLING; I_O_UT. BRIDGMAN, ■ '- ' SERGT. BUNTIN, 2507 Joint Secretaries. FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS. T AN CAS TER PARK CHRISTMAS NIGHT .&& GRAND OPEN AIR CONCERT And PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY. I RUDYARD. KIPLING'S "ABSENT MINDED BEGGAR" * j To be Sung FOR THE FIRST TIME IN CHRISTCHURCH. I CHRISTMAS, NTGHJ LANCASTER PARK. Concert at 8 p.m. _ . ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. __. ;■ ■ , 2497F GRAND CATHOLIC \ EXCURSION TO RECREATION GROUND, RANGIORA, BOXING DAY. DECEMBER 26th. Trains leave Christchurch Station 9.35 am. Grand Programme Sports for Adults and Children. Hot water and milk free. Tickets—Adults 3s, Youths 2b, Children | under 12, ls. A. J. MALLEY, i 2105 Hon. Sec. " \ CANTERBURY TROTTING CLUB. , rpH5 SUMMER MEETING will be held on BOXING DAY and NEW YEAR'S DAY, DECEMBER 26th, and JANUARY Ist, On the fi. SHOW GROUNDS, ADDINGTON. >_ FIRST RACE EACH DAY, 12.30 p.m. 2444F MADAME HELLER, PHYSIOGNOMIST, PSYCHOMETRIST, INSPIRATIONAL MEDIUM, 138 Salisbury street, three doors west from Durham street. Questions Answered on Health, Business, Marriage, etc. POSITIVELY LAST DAY, TO-DAY, SATURDAY 23rd. As Southern Dates are Arranged. 2370 THE only Practical Exhibition of GlassHlowing ever held in Christchurch, every Afternoon and Evening. Presents given. Admiasion ls, Children od. Works: 16 Manchester street South. Open Boxing and New Year's Day. ' 2455 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AULSEBROOK AND CO.'S GLOVE and HANDKERCHIEF BOXES Filled with CHOCOLATE. r NOAH'S ARKS Filled with ZOO BISCUITS. I SANTA CLAUS STOCKINGS. j 41b BOXES OF CHOCOLATE VARIETIES. TONIGHT'S CHRISTMAS DISPLAY OF BEEF, MUTTON, AND LAMB Will include the following PRIZE STOCK— , A Prime 2-year-old Shorthorn Heifer, and a Prime 3-year-old . Heifer, from the cele- I brated White Ribbon Herd of A. Chamber- J lain, Esq., Brookaide. These were both Ist prixe-takers at the A. and P. Association's November Show, and also Ist Prize and Special at the Eliesmera Association's Show, 1699. Also, the pick from Messrs Chapman's, Mount Farm, Rutherford, Amuri, and Buchanan's, Kinloch, well-known herds. The MUTTON is a splendid lot of wethers, all Ist prize-takers at November Show, and bred by Mr W. Henderson, Spreydon; and a Special Line of Corriedale Wethers from Mr James Stringfeilow's celebrated Crossbred Flock, '■I \ THE LAMB, PORK* and VEAI* Is of the Primes* Quality that ban be Procured. > See Our Display at I-* KNIGHT'S CASH BUTCHERY, HIGH STREET. TF YOU APPRECIATE A FINE WHISKY AJK FOX DEWAB'i.