j AMUSEMENTS. ~ i /-\ P E B A BOUSJS. 1 j Sole Lessee and Manager ... Mr P. R. DIX 0 . General Manager ... Mr Fred. W. Duval i TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. THE SUN THAT NEVER SETS, j I.ICX'S GAIETY COMPANY. Tremendous Success of our New Artists, , THE "WINGATE SISTERS The Most Dar- ! THE V.INGATE SISTERS ing Ariel Ar- ; THE -WINGATE SISTERS lists in the THE WINGATE SISTERS World. (Vide ! .1 i THE WINGATE SISTERS Press). j | TO-NIGHT, Miss Gertie Wingate will perj form h;r awe-inspiring act, entitled a Slide ; for Life, from Dress Curie to Stage. 1 MR CONNIE MORENI The Graceful Trinlo iMR CONNIE MORENI Br.r Performer. I Don't Fail to see his Funny Clowns. i MISS ALICE LAYTON, The Queen of Song. COLLINS and BROWNE, 808 HALL, j And our Grand Double Company. . ''■ Last Six Nights of the Great Musical Kings, ■* • THE L~SSI_IE EROS. LAST G NIGHTS. THE LESLIE BROS. LAST 6 NIGHTS. THE LESLIE BROS. LAST 6 NIGHTS. ] Fun in a Bar Room, j Tuesday, January 22nd—Firat Appearance oi Frank Yorke, The Faust Trio, Anetta . ! Bodin, Tho Devella Sisters, Ethel Clifford, "" I A ' ht-yUe*. j Prices': 2s, Is, and Sixpence. _ Plan at j Milner's. Doors opou 7.13, curtain 8, car- J j ringes 10.15. i ! 2SOC WILL JAMESON, JBushic-.s_Manriger___ I ; j_ 9 j WIRTH BROS.' I : •OOYAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE, j ' ENORMOUS SUCCESS of the Australasian ] Horses. I ENORMOUS SUCCESS of the Boxing! Ponies. ENORMOUS SUCCESS of John Welby . Cook, England's Champion. ENORMOUS SUCCESS of Marizcls, Australia's Champion. ', ENORMOUS SUCCESS of Fred. El Zobedic, the World's Greatest Hand Balancer. 1 ENORMOUS SUCCESS of Miss Edith and i 3 Her Fine Horses. MOLTON, VANTELL, and GUILAMME. MONS. LOUEKI and the DEN of FORESTBRED TIGERS. THE BUCKING ELEPHANT. And Every Other Item on the Programme. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. MISS MARIE CARMEN, of the Masonic Hotel, will ENTER THE TIGERS' DEN ON THURSDAY EVENING. 3 MATINEES DAILY", at 3 p.m. i EVENING PERFORMANCE at 8 p.m. = POSITIVELY LAST FOUR NIGHTS. PRICES—3s, 2s, and ls. ' Plan at Milner and Thompson's, r JOHN A. MARTIN, 2891 Treasurer. 2 MADAME HELLER, PHYSIOGNOMIST, PSYCHOMESTRIST, INSPn-v'ITONAL MEDIUM, i Has removed to 177 Cambridge terrace, three houses west from Manchester Btreet Bridge, two minutea' from . Exhibition. \ Queationa t' answered. Splendid teatimonials. 6580 I HOTELS. QTOREY'S FAMILY HOTEL, 13 OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. F. STOREY, Proprietor. TERMS: 8s per day, £2 2a per week. Telephone No. 795. Night Porter. All Letters will receive Prompt Attention. 1190 3 A GREAT EVENT. OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. c *|71 ARENAS, Proprietor of the City Hotel, ;_ JC . invites the Public to INSPECT the . Alterations and Improvements that he has effected in this favourite Central Hostelry, which has made it SECOND TO NONE on this sid_e of the line. OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. = CITY HOTEL. THE HUB OF CHRISTCHURCH. . TRIANGLE. Patronised by their Excellencies the Governors of New Zealand. r pOKER'S FAMILY HOTEL. [ CHRISTCHUROHi. - Within one minute of the Railway Station. JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. ' Letters will receive every attention. P.O. ' Box No. 291. Telephone Nos. 677 and 1035. WANTED, "_TTANTED, Buyers for Accordeons. H. ,Vt Atkinson's. 117 Manchester stroet. WANTED, Grass Seeders, Grass Seeders, Grass Seeders to see our Bluchers . before going to tho Bays. Maine Bros., High street. _______——____________.-. WANTED, Thrifty Buyers to inspoct""the enormous stocks of house linens at the D.I.C. ' "IT7"ANTED KNOWN—Thai railway carriage .Vr. will be paid to any station in Canteibury on 51b and upwards of Crown Brand Tea. Prices are from 13 4d to 2a 6d per lb. Hub- - bard, Hall and Co. _ 1293 WANTED, Grass .Seeders, Grass Seeders, Grass .Seeders to see our Bluel-ers before going to the Bays. Maine Bros., High street. WANTED KNOWN--T. H. Papps, Grocer, back in High. street, next Bonnington's; f "TTrrANTED,. Everyone to Uso only Ship - 1 VV _.rand_Pickleß, Sauces,_etc. WANTED KNOWN—T.H.'Papps, Grocer, in New Premises, next Bonnington's, High street. WANTED, Grass Seeders, Grass Seeders, Grass Seeders to see our Bluchers before going to tho Bays. Maine Bros., High . street. __ -"OCTANTED, Ladioa visiting Christchurch a VV who do not rocoivo Balls— tyno's Book 9 of Fashion to leave their permanent address at _ Ballantyne's, Cashol street, when a copy will ba forwarded aa the Seasons Change. npHE celebrated Nugget Boot Polisher can A bo obtained at K. Atkinson's, Manchester street. A" "TTRACTIVE DRESS MATERIALS by the yard. Very pretty and very fashionable. Th'e heavily reduced prices range from la Hid per yard. Strange and Company. ) DEATH'S Sale—Gents' Silk Dust Coats i JP' 25s for 123 lld, Tweed Trousers reduced to 4s lld, 5» lld, 7a lld, Leather Shirts ls :. lld. CORSETS BY EMINENT MAKERS (variouß styles), at reduced prices, now r on sale. Everybody should see them. Strango and Company. r NO MAN WHO BUYS 3 S THE McCORMICK NEW BIG 4 MOWER __ _MAN ever bo accused of Spending' Money 1 foolishly, and will find a Hundred Reaj sons to Convince him of his Wisdom. , You'll like this Mower; not merely be- _ - cause Thousands of other Farmers like it, c 7 but because it is a really Likeable' Machine. » If you are going to buy a Mower, you ought s s to see the * N E W BI G 4. i j MORROW, BASSETT AND CO., 1. Cas-sl stmt.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10865, 15 January 1901, Page 1
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