AMUSEMENTS. /-\ P E R A HOUSE. Sole Lessee and Manager . MR P. R DIX General Manager . MR FRED W. DUVAL Tho Sun that Never Sots. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. THIS AFTERNOON, at 3 sharp, GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE OF MULDOON'S PICNIC. Every Specialty the Same as Evening. Dress Circle and Stalls, One Shilling, PitSixpence. Children Sixpence all parte. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 SHARP. Last Appearance of the World-famed Comedian and Dancer, Mr JOHN COLEMAN, Last Appearance of Miss LOTTIE LORNE. Last Two Performances of the Amusing American Musical Comedy in Two Acts. MULDOON'S PICNIC. Tremendous Success of THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS, In tho Great Risley ActMr Geo. Dean, Miaa Olive Lenton, Mr Joe Cowan, Miss Connie Devcreaux, Mr Bob Hall. MISS MOLLIS BENTLEY. ARNOLD JARVIS. The Australian Cinquevolli, Don't Fail to See this Great Programme. PRICES OF ADMISSION—Dress Circle 2s, Stall. If, Pit Sixpence. Doors open 7.15. Curtain 8 sharp. Carriages 10.20. Plan at Milner's. Cycle room Fr.e. Telephone 1050. No Seats kept after risinsr of curtain. 3178 Business Manager, WILL_JAMESON. f\~V E RA "h O~'U~S E. Solo Lessee and Manager . MR P. R. DIX. General Manager . Mr FRED. W. DUVALDIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY < ,4th. First Appearo-tce in this City of THE HAYTORS. The The The HAYTORS Famous HAYTORS HAYTORS London HAYTORS HAYTORS Pantomimists. HAYTORS HAYTORS Singers, HAYTORS HAYTORS end HAYTORS ! HAYTORS Eccentric HAYTORS I HAYTORS Dancers. HAYTORS i HAYTORS Indisputably HAYTORS HAYTORS The Greatest HAYTORS HAYTORS Trio of HAYTORS HAYTORS Entertainers HAYTORS That have ever visited Australasia. 3 THE HAYTORS 3 Eddie, Arthur, and Frank. Tho Highost paid Act on the Vaudeville Stage. Notwithstanding this fact, our prices still remain the same. Box Plan open to-day at Milner's. 3088 Business Manager. WILL JAMESON. QDDFEL LOW S" HALL. Tho People's Popular Hall. Stalls ls. Pit mid Gallery Sixpence. THIS AND EVERY EVENING. NORTHCOTE'S SPECTRAL SKETCH COMPANY/ AND NOVELTY COMBINATION. V A Novel and Unique Entertainment. Our Original Spectral Sketch, "FAUST AND MARGUERITE." And our Groat English Fun Maker, "MUDDLEHEAD IN A FIX," A Spectral Farco. written just for Fun. Hundreds of Marvellous Illusions. THE WONDERFUL SPECTRESCOPE. Popular Prices—Stalls ls. Pit and Gallery 6d. Bike Room Free of Charge. Doors open 7.15. Overture 8 sharp. 3162 HARRY' ABBOTT, Agent. THE Only Practical Exhibition of Glass Blowing Ever Held in Christchurch. Every Day, from 2to 5, nnd from 7to 9. A present for each visitor. Admission Is. Children 63; Works. 16 Manchester street. 3151 DANCING. MISS LOWE'S EVENING CLASSES now forming. Practice Class Tuesdays, Hobbs's Room; Beginners Fridays. Intending Pupils are requested to pend in their names to_MißS_Lowo,_Claiendon HoteL 1704F CITY COUNCIL. TENDERS for CONSTRUCTING a STEEL GIRDER BRIDGE over tho Avon, in Colombo street, aro invited up to Noon on FRIDAY, May 3rd, 1901. Plans and Specifications can be seen at my office, whore tenders will be received. A. DUDLEY DOBSON, City Surveyor. City Council Offices, Christ-church, April 4th, 1901. 820 "WANTED. WANTED, 20 Purchasers for P.»'ia'olo Second-hand Bicycles, in good condition; prices to suit all pockets. Best and Towno, opposite Clock Tower. WAITED, Buyers for Accordeons. H. Atkinson's, H7_ Manchester street. WANTED, Ladies visiting Christchuroh who do not receive Bailantyne's Book of Fashion to leave their permanent address at Bailantyne's, Cashel street, when a copy will be forward as the Season. Change. WANTED, Left-ofi" Clothing—Ladiea and Gentlemen can depend on getting their extreme value. All letters and appointments Eunctually attended to by Mrs King, Soconand Dealer 100 Madras street, Christ- ' church. KAITANGATA, Westport. Newcastle, and Greta Coals, Firewood. Coke. Slack j Coal, in Stock at Richardson's and Stokes's Yard, 5 Cashel street ,near East Belt. Telephone 71. 2661 TO WNEND'S Sulphur "Hair Restorer is Guaranteed to restore Grey Hair to its natural colour. It is not a dye. It removes scurf and dandruff, and prevents the hair from falling out. Prico 2s, by post 2s 9d. W. P. Townend, 183 Colombo -street, Christchurch. ANY thanks for telling mc about tho New Stove Polish, ''Enameline," it saves ' mc a lot of labour, and the work_better. HALF-GUINEA Dress Lengths, in Heavy Venetian Mixtures. A fine rango of new colours to select from. Ten and six the dress length. Strange and Company. PRETTY Mosgiel Tweed Dreas'Lengths."— This is a special line. The new her-ring-bone design in assorted Heather Mixtures. All wool. Nineteen and six tho dress length. Strange and TOWNEND'S Bilious and Liver PillsKeep in Health the Liver, Stomach, Heart and Kidneys, free the skin of blotches, and purify the blood. Sold everywhere. Price, i U. W. P. Townend, 183 Colombo tercet, Christch.ur-h.__ BALLANTYNE'S make Blinds of every description, including Plain Art Blinds in nil the newest shades. Venetian Blinds at lowest prices consistent with best workmanship. 872H THOSE who have not tried Bonnington'a Pills for the Liver and Indigestion, are 1 recon_jiended to do so. Always give satis--1 factici HULBERT AND CO. have always in stock a good range of Gents' Macintosh Coatn, 1 with and without sleeves, and with deep, de- , tachable capes. Hulbert and Co. (opposite . Strange's). COOKING Aprons.—Special purchase of GO doz. In White and Brown Holland (self colours and checks). From ls 3d to 3s i Gd each. Strange and Company. DO You Know why Butcher, the Jeweller, is able to carry on such a successful business? It is because he sells considerably under the usual rates. Inspect Window for prices. Butchar, Jeweller and Manufacturer, 210 GENTS'" Frame~Hati-7"aH shadesYsa 6d, worth 5s j"d. J. H. and Co. FOR 3*l*l cneap, oeoonahana Upright Grand Piano, check action, overstrung; only £2 deposit, balance £1 3s id per month. The Musical Exchange, 159 and 161 Manchester ■treat. 8197 " npHE entire freedom from dirty chain and s sprockets, oily bearings, and noisy parts, makes THE STERLING BEVEL-GEARED 7 CHAINLESS BICYCLE particularly desirable for business and prol fesaional men, and for that class of pleasure - riders who desire at all times to appear to * the beat advantage. 8 MORROW, BASSETT and CO., Christchurch, Ashburton, and Dunedin.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10954, 2 May 1901, Page 1
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