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AMUSEMENTS. 1 rp H EAJTRE ROYAL. Lessee and Manager -* Mr James R. Bapty. TO-NIGHT. TO-OTGHT. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT . Of Christchurch. Season. The Celebrated Young. American Actress, . MISS JANET WALDORF. MISS JANET WALDORF. Supported by MR NORVAL MACGREGOR and a full Company of Talented Artists. The Great Military Drama, LADY OF LYONS. - LADY OF LYONS. LADY OF LYONS. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson's.. Day salt, at Walker's. and Esliok « Bros. . Doors open 7, commencing- 8 sharp. PRICES—4a, 2s 6d, and Is. The Management have, that the iram cars will wait until alter the performances. ■" 6476 Sole Lessee and Manager, William Anderson ITTS ALL BIGHT; IT'S ONLY DAtf. AN 'EVENT WORTHY OF NOTE, Commencing,, MONDAYr OCTOBER 28th. OCTOBia* 28th. First Appearance after an absence of several years of the World-Famed Irish Comedian, JOK.H F. SHERIDAN " The JOHN F. SHERIDAN Original ' JOHN F. SHERIDAN "Widow O'Brien.'' Presenting for the first time in this City Geo. R. Stms's and .Leonard Merrick's Beau- - tifuly Written Musical-Comedy Drama, "WHEft THE LAMPS ARE LIGHTED." "WHEN THE ARE LIGHTED," Full of Sensation, - brimming with Originality, rippling. .with Comedy, Qnaint - and Humorous Episodes, and Startling Situations. * NEW SCENIC STUDIES, Painted especially for Mr Sheridan by _ . Richard Douglas (London). NOTE THE PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved- Stalls 4s, Stalls 2s 6d, Pit Is.' Early Doora 6d extra. Box plan opens at Milner and Thompson's, to-morrow (Wednesday) ' Morning..' » . - < Tearing Representative, 6479 f"~~ .• ■ MICHAEL JOSEPH. ' iL-± — £ „ _—»i— rjn h;e a\;t r. c boy al. THURSDAY AND ~FRIDAY, OCTOBEB' 24t>'and 25th.. First Performance in New Zealand .ot'.Js} , Sydney Grundy's Powerful A FOOL?S PARADISE. ..,;-; Proceeds in «M\pf the Funds of the Cantor-- - bury Crickdt "Association and' Bsgley ■ /. ,\Park Cricket Grounds"' .. of,characters include the following local /ii amateursi*-/r ,; .--.'■. ' ;MX>.\T. J", Alpers; Mr. Winter Hall, Mr L.Mr. H.,E. Marsh 'Mr B." Thompson, l Mr., S.-H." Arthur, .Mrs, EZ E.VMarsh; Mi» Maud (fraham, Miss May' Marsh, Miss Cuth- '-■*>''■ -U ; . . J HjMsrs- " '■'8 tratugtt^atng > ' i ffov? ""-•? ™° £ «??3r'*^ e fc* ': '—f'*'* . The- ibcidentol mtisic wflliSe iserformed % a * full-orchestra under the fdiractioii;'of Heir (Bunz. ■ • .«■-,»- '"• i », ..' &> ,- .■ ..." < Admission—Dress Circle 3s, 1 Stalls: 2s,iPit' Is; ' Box Plan now-opeuafc, Milner andThomip-son's-where seats can. be..reserved. F., C. RAPHAEL, , ' . , 6242 Honl,Sec>"C.CLA: - GLASS BLOWING.. . PRACTICAL EXHIBITION DAILY/2 to 5 and 7 to 9. Admission Is. Children! 6d. A present -fc* each visitor.- Works, 16 . Manchester street South., Special Exhibition thrice daily during-Carnival Week.- ' §153 '■■ '•■■■'■ --■■■• ' ■ ■ ." i ; SPORTING. ; - . ASHBURTON . jCOUNTY RACING CLUB. \ . SPRANG /MEETING, ■ OCTOBErt 24th and 25th. ... T3OOKMAKEIRS BETTING WITHOUT. A . - LICENCE will be SUED. : . : , A. A.JFOOKS, 6410 ' ' ■ '-■ • Secretary. PLUMPTON PARK TROTTING CLUB. APPLICATIONS are. invited tor the posiJ± tion.of PRIVATE DETECTIVE to the above Club. Applications, will be received up to, WEDNESDAY, the 23rd inst. A. I. RATTRAY, 6347 Secretary. — . S HOW. CODRTENAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ' ANNUAxTsHOW,. ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, ADDITIONAL PRIVATE PRIZES— THE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT CO., first priae £3 2s, second prize £1 Is, for best' Ten Lambs for. freezing, not over 441b (special entry). . GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO., £2 in, bsst pen of Five Fat Lambs, Southdown or Southdown Cross (special entry). SAWTELL and WACHSMANN,.£I Is, best ono-shear Ram (special entry). TRIST and SMALL, Bridie value £1 Is, for best Dogcart Horse. ENTRIES CLOSE ON MONDAY, ■NOVEMBER 4th, And only Entries bearing the postmark of that date will •bo received.' Schedules may be obtained from Messrs A. MolNae (Annstt), J) Thome (Hor,orata), T. W. Durant (Leeston), and at the "Times" and "Press" offices, Christchurch. GEO. x T. ROBERTSON, 6409 . Secretary. CITY COUNCIL. "" ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. I HEREBY CONVENE A MEETING of CITIZENS, to bo held in the City, Council Chamber, at 3.30 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd INSTANT, to consider the question of giving a fitting reception to the members of the Antarctic Expedition. ARTHUR E. G. BHODES, 6415 - Mayor. LOST AND FOUND. LOST— On Papanui road, near Webb street, Ijadies' Silver WATCH and Gold CHAIN. Finder rewarded oh returning same to H. G. Deal. Grocer, Papanui road. 6438 LOST— At or near the Art Gallery, on October I loth, a Biding WHIP, with inscription, ''Presented to Sergeant-Major Rhodes by Canterbury Rough Riders." Finder rewarded on returning to W. E. Earnshaw,- 'Messrs E. Recce and Sons, Colombo street. LOST— On Sunday, 19th, cm the Kimbetley f road, between the Dwrfield English Church and Homebush road, .One. Gold BROOCH. Ivy Leaves. Finder rewarded on delivering at Poison's Store. H. Oandy.j 6475 FARMERS and others dealing with stock should wear Khaki Drill Overall Trousers, 3s Si pair, at Ballantyae's. I