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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10636, 21 April 1900, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATRE ROYAL. Lessee and Manager—Mr Douglas Ancelon. THE WALTER BENTLEY SEASON. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), APRIL 21st. Will be Repeated for the Last Time, "A HOUSE OF MYSTERY." A Domestic Drama in Four Acts, by Frank Harvey, Esq., A DENSELY CROWDED AUDIENCE Assembled Last Night, and by Frequent and Prolonged Laughter and Applause demonstrated their appreciation of this BEAUTIFUL PLAY. Each Act Terminated with a Great Ovation, evidencing the popularity achieved by DOUGLAS ANC_LON'S D__MATIC COMPANY. Tho Popular Actor, WALTER BENTLEY, Will appear on MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS, 23rd and 24th April, In Shakespeare's Masterpiece, "H A M L E T." Prices—3s, 2s, and One Shilling. Doors open at 7 p.m., commence 8. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson's. Day Sales at Walkers and Eslick b. JOHNSON WEIR, ' Acting Manager. rpHEATRE- ROYAL. SUNDAY "EVENING. THE CHURCH AND STAGE. vi Illustrated by "THE SIGN OF THE CROSS." MR WALTER BENTLEY. Assisted by Several Members of the Company. RELIGIOUS DRAMA. RELIGIOUS SONGS. RELIGIOUS MUSIC. Doors open 7; commence 8. Silver Collection at Doors. 1802 FU LL E R'S WAXWORKS. EVERY EVENING, AT 8. ANOTHER NEW PROGRAMME. Grand First-P-rt Finale, "POOR OOM PAUL." Double Song and Dance, "Flirting in the Moonlight,'' MISSES HETTIE WARDEN And DAISY CHARD. WILL WATKINS" in "Too Soon" and "Jujah." Farce, "OVER THE GARDEN WALL." 1843 7.15 till 10. SIXPENCE. CANTERBURY COLLEGE AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING. N.Z. Metropolitan Trotting Club's Ground, Addington, THIS DAY, SATURDAY. Admission Free. Programmes Free. 1835 CUTHBERT EAST, Hon. Sec. 1.0.1. gfjsßSL L,aL * L.O.L. NO. 3 VICTORIA LADIES* LOYAL ORANGE LODGE will hold CONCERT and DANCE in Kdbbs's Buildings, TUESjJAi, r 24th April, 1900, in aid of New Zealand Contingents South Africa. Concert 7.30 p.m. Mr Fox, Musician; J. Bigham, M.C. Tickets: Concert, Is; Concert and Dance, 2s 6d; Double 4b. M. A. GOURLY, President. 1778 J. A. WALSH, Secretary. THE only Practical Exhibition of Glass Blowing ever held in Christchurch, Every Afternoon and Evening, from 2 to 6 and from 7 to 9. A present for each visitor. Admission Is, children 6d. Worl_—l6 Mancheater street South._ * 1781 iMLA.— BLOWlNG.—Special Exhibitions VX Easter Week,* 10 to 12 noon, 2 to 5, and 7-to 9 p.m. Admiasion Lj, Children 6d. Works, 16 Manchester street South. 1781 EXHIBITION. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. . FRUIT. FRUIT. CANTERBURY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S WINTER SHOW, IN THE ART GALLERY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25th, THURSDAY, .APRIL 26th. Open 1 p.m. First Day; 10 a.m. Second. EXTRA CLASSES—Cut Blooms (Nurserymen). 24 Japanese Chrysanthemums, £2 2s. 12 Japanese Chrysanthemums, £1 Is. All Entries must be in my hands by 8 p.m. on APRIL 24th. E. C. DANN, 1530F Hon. Secretary, 234 Colombo street. CHRISTCHURui CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. ART GALLERY, MAY 2nd and 3rd. npHOSE who have visited the Christchurch A Chrysanthemum Society's Shows during the last few years are requested to particularly note date of above Show, and not confuse it with a show to be hold earlier. W. JONES, 1723 Secretary. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL WINTER SHOW and FAT STOCK COMPETITION will be held in the Agricultural Hall on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, 23rd to 26th MAY. GENERAL ENTRIES Close on WEDNESDAY, May 16th. THE Committee have secured the whole of the late Exhibition Buildings, and a limited amount of space will be allotted for the display of Agricultural Implements, Machinery and Dairy Utensilß. Early application necessary. All Exhibits will be received on Monday and Tuesday, May 2lst and 22nd, with the exception of Classes 31 to 59, which will be admitted up to 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the 23rd. Schedules and further particulars on application to E. F. DUTHIE, 1636 . Secretary. SANDSTEIN AND SON, --DIAMOND MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS AND IMPORTERS, Are making & Specialty Of WEDDING PRESENTS. 945 £300 °' £ISOO ' * nd &«••*_ Smaller cSrftJW/VM Sums to be Lent on Freehold Securities at LOWEST RATES. GARRICK, COWLTSHAW and FISHER, 8533 Sohcitors, Gloucester street. ATEST Novelties in Black, White and Coloured Silk Braids, Gimps and Dress Trimmings. Beath and Co., the Popular Drapers. LAMPS— BICYCLE LAMPS-Just landed", large stock of reliable Gas, Oil and Kerosene Cycle Lampß, at prices to euit everybody, from 7s 6d to 20s. AJI kinds of up-to-date Cycle Accessories in stock at prices which defy competition. Remington Cycle Agency (M. O'Brien and Co.), Armagh atreet. McCLEA'S PRICES are Unequalled. See Biankets 7s llld pair, Colonial Flannels IOJd, Spring Blind Rollers Gd, Lace Curtains la lid pair, White Quilts 2s lid, Silk Plushes j Is lid, Velveteens Is 6d and 1b lid, and any j number of other goods Cheaper for Cash than | anywhere else. j C"yCLES~FOR HIRE—To show the" strength and easy running qualities of j the Remington Bicycles, we h«.ve decided to : let out on Hire a few Lady's and Gents' j machines. No old crocks, but easy running, ; up-to-date machines. Remington Cycle : < Agency (M. Q'Bri«n and Co), Armagh atreet. LAMPS and Bells, in compliance with New , - By-laws. Special Sale for One Month, : al C. Ray'»» Worcester street, back Cathedral* j