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I AMUSEMENTS. 2nd YEAR. OPERA. HOUSE. 2nd YEAR. TONIGHT ANtTeYEBY EVENING. JJIX'S GAIETY COMPANY*. Tremendous Success of Oar New Gaiety Minstrels and Specialty Company. MR WALLACE KING, The Sims Beeves of ihe Vaudeville Stage. POPE and SAYLES, America's Comedians. Misa VTOLBT ELLIOTT, Charming Contralto. HAlißi* SHINE, King of Patter Cornelians Miss OLIVE LENTON, Dashing Scrio and Dancer. ROY MURPHY, Last 3 Nights Trick Cyclist CHAS. HOWARD. Baritone. Miss IDA CLARKSON, the Scottish XightJfr ingalo. ALF. MONK, Comedian. SATURDAY NEXT—Our New ana Gorgeous First Part from the Brush of Mr Alfred Glint, entitled "In Moorish Holla." Welcome roappearanqo of *he MarvelWs DE WYNNIE BROS. --Monday Next—Millie Herbert, Descriptive Vocalist Prices, 2s and Is. Box plan at Milner's. 7303 Is CHORAL HALL Iβ Is CHOEAL HALL Iβ Is CHORAL HALL • ■ Is TO-NIGHT, at 8. .' * TO-NIGHT, at S. • , TO-NIGHT, at S. The Famous TVpEWBURY-SPADA SHILLING "POPS." IX EWBtTRY-SPADA SHILLING "POPS." • MADAME EMILY.SPADA, the Celebrated ■ " American Prima Donna. MR'PHILIP 2TEWBUBY, the Greatest Living Tenor. Is Pop 3! The following Artiste are Is Pope Is Pops specially engaged:— la Pops la Pops' MlSti MAUD GRAHAM, Is Pops Is Pogs . Tkc.--£obular Contralto. Is Pops la Pops MISS FiREDA MARSDEN, la Pope Is Pops Violiniste/ Is Pops Iβ Pops Mr W. H. COERIGAN, la Pops Iβ Pops Solo Clarionet, Is Pops Is Pops ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, la Pops Is Pops Baritone, Is Pops Is Pops Mr CHAS. READ, Tenor, Is Pops Is Pops And Is Pops Is Pops Mrs A. W. MACANDREW, Is Pops Is Pops Acoompaniste.' Is Pops Is Pops Admission: Ono Shilling Is Pops •. Seats may be reserved at Milner and Thompson's without extra chargjs. 7186 A Grand Popular Programme. SHOW NIGHT. SHOW NIGHT. HTHE PIONEER AMATEUR BICYCLE ■*■-■ and ATHLETIC CLUB'S ANNUAL • SPORTS CARNIVAL AND FIREWORKS DISPLAY. /On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Bth, 1901. ." T PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. 100 • yards, 250 yards, and 880 yards Flat . Handicaps One Milo and Two Miles Bicycle Handicaps Two Miles F3at,lj^ndicap TUG OF WAR, MOTOR CAR RAGE. ENTRIES close at. the Club Rooms on SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 p.m. In view of public support in the- past, the Pioneer .Club has completed negotiations with Messrs Stokes and Biekorton for a display op firewo:&k.s 'On a bigger scale than' ever, including the latest novelties that Pyrotechnic Scionce has produced. - - < ■ Note the J>?,te— SHOW NIGHT,- NOVEMBER- Bth. 7156 J. E. GREEN, Secretary. ~.»-■ SPORTING. ' '; CANTERBURY JOCKEY OLUB. ' • ; -. ' SPRING MEETING, SATUI&AY, -" MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, • '• end- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd,' 4th, 6th, and Oth. ' rirst Bace Each-Day at 12.30 p.m.. rpRAINS will leave Chrstdaurch Railway ■ . Station for the 'Racecourse each day at nio .alter,, jreturning from the Racecourse at 4.35 p.m., and ' at 7 intervals' until 6.25 p.m. • ' . W. H. E. WA.NKLYN, 7151_ _\ Secretary. PLUMPTON PARK TROTTING CLUB'S SPRING-MEETING, To be held on FRIDxVY and THURSDAY, Ist" and' 7th v NOVEMBER. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave at 12.30 p.m. Each Day. , FIRST RACE 1 p.m. 6950F _ . wANTED> ~~~~, WANTED KNOWN—That Ballantyne'e keep' Youths' Overall ,Coats and Trouuore in stock at 8s 6d each. ' '_ WAJnTED— For Sunburn,. Tan,. Redness, uso "Veloo," non-greasy, nothing bettor or Jiicer, Iβ, by. pest, is 6d; Mothers, use Berry's tiair Lotion for Children,' it kilts all insect life, la 6d, by post 2s 3d. J. Beny, - Chemist,-116 Colombo' street, Christchurch. • W" IZl'Zti . JiNOWN— Wh&t " Mechanics'" Overalls, Coats, Jumpers, and Trousers are stocked by J". Ballantyne and Co., at 3s .9d each. • ■ ■ WANTED, Buyers for ..Bedsteads, Cheaper than ever. H.. Atkinson's. WANTED KNOWN—That Ballantyne'a always -".have in stock Overalls, Bmeyu, Coat*, Jumpera.jindjTrouserß, at_BsJ9d each. WANTKi) Known—Sl. AjJiinson'e, Manchester street, for Wedding Furniture. • 'ANTED, Ail Grocers to remember that D. C. Mclntyre anS Co. are Sole Agents for Spring Blossom 'i'eaa. WANTED, Buyers for Bedding, Suites, Carpets, Perambulators. H. Ati kinaoc, 117 Manchester street. ~ ' WAJNXJdD, Peopio to get mar Vied. H. Atkinson, 117 Manchester street. ANTED, .Buyer Violin ; C*hjo, and Bow, £1. Atkinson's, 117 Manchester street. TXT ANTEDT" Ladies" to~ti3e only Spring VV. Blossom Gold Label Teas. WANTED —How are your poor*feet? Killcorn, Iβ," certain cure for Corns. Feet tot and tender, excessive perspiration, use "Berry's Toilet Powder," Is, by post Is 2d. ' J. Berry, Chemist, 1-16 Colombo street, Chrietchiirch. WANTED, a. good spring medicine, Bohxußgtoa's Pills never fail to give satisfaction. ' One shilling per box. WANTED, Buyers for Accordeona. H. . Atkinson's, 117 Manchester street. WA-NU'-ID, Labourers to buy our Working Boots.. Bluchers 4s lid, Shooters 8s 6d, Light Chrome Walking Boots lie Od: * All. our own make. Maine Bros., High street. WANTED, large families tired of paying ' too much for their Boots to save money in buying direct from the manufacturers. One single Pair at Wholesale Price. - Maine Bros., High street. WANTED Known —The Famous Spring Blossom Gold Label Tea, formerly 2s 6d now 2s. Aak your Grocer forjt. fIARSfVAL WEEK—Ladies' lovely VeneI v> , tian Bead Necklaces, extremely fashion - ' able, large'assortment and cheap; also Pearl : and Coral. Mrs Waiker's, High street. UT-JLJOOR~"Groupe taken by experienced -artists. Orders at Jubiiee Studio, cornet of Colombo and Gloucester atreete. -Terms moderate. Work guaranteed. F T7»ABMERS and others dealing -with stock J? should wear ' Khaki JJrHI Overall Trousers, 3s 3d pair, at Ballantyne'a. JUST ARRIVED. A NOTHER SHIPMENT OF THE FAMOUS STERLING BIOY-CLES, "Built Like a Watch." "SECURE 07TE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE." MORROW, BASSETT AND CO., Chmtchuroh, Ashburtoji, and Dunedin.

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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11110, 31 October 1901, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11110, 31 October 1901, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11110, 31 October 1901, Page 1