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. AMUSEMENTS. f\ N THE COXTISOSG. LAUGH. i-AUGH. JOHANN-A~afPRPHY. rpHEATRE BOYAL. Under the Sole Managoment of William Anderson. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT JOHN F. SHERIDAN JOHN F. SHERIDAN As JOHANNA MITRPHY. In the Musical Farcical Comedy, A TRIP TO CHICAGO, A TRIP TO CHICAGO Written by Fred Lyster and John F. Sheridan. Pronounced by PRESS AND PUBLIC To be FUNNIER THAN FUN ON THE BRISTOL. - J LADIES. JOHA;S*£A (Sheridan) MURPHY'S Frocks are Startlers—Parisian Made. Don't miss seeing them, and above all—Don't miss seeing and hearing THE TO:?GUE OF 'WAR THE YANKEE ANT> IRISH MOTHERS-IN-LAW. Who wins? What do you think? Why ; MUBPHY IN A WALK. ROMEO AND JULIET. A IIERRY DUOLOGUE. Kyrje Romeo Bel Jew . Aliss Mavis Juliet Brown Pottor . Mr Sheridan, THE CHICAGO EXHIBITION " ILLUMINATED. An Entirely New Musical Melange. See the 3-Headed and 4-Legged. What is it? • JOHN BULL JUNIOR, original, and written for Mr Sheridan by GEORGE GARDINER, our Conductor. JOHANNA MURPHY. The Social Queen of Humorous. Hysterics, Accentuated, Acceptable Attraction. The Convincing Consummation of ENTRANCING ENJOYMENT, Is the Merry, Mirthful, Musical, Magical Monarch, JOHN F. SHERIDAN As JOHANNA MURPHY. In A TRIP TO CHICAGO. PRICES—4s, 2s 6d, Is. Early Door Tickets 6d extra, at Walker and Eslick'a, Tobacconist; also at THEATRE, TO-NIGHT. NO SEATS RESERVED TO-NIGHT. 7760 - COME EARLY. CHORAL HALL. CHORaL HALL. CHORAL HALL. SUNDAY EVENING, at 8.15. SUNDAY EVENING, at 8.15. ' LoNDAY EVENING, at 8.15.' O'BRYEN HOARE, M.A., -will give a LECTURE on -HAKMONY," .assisted by the famous NEWBURY-SPADA COMPANY. KEWBURY-ST'AuA COMPAfti. company: GEMS FROM THE ORATORIOS. Doors open at 7.30 sharp. ' 7761 SHOW. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL .ASSOCIATION. . ' METROPOLITAN SHOW, ". . At the Association's Grounds, Addington. TO-DAY (PEOPLE'S DAY). Magnificent Display of Implements, Machinery, Carriages,..and. New Zealand SHEEP, CATTLeT~PIGS,,DJRAU ; GHT HORSES, 'rJJKKHT HORSES, DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC • ALL-EXHIBITS on* the'GROUND. Grand Parade of PRIZE HORSES and CATTLE at 12 noon. .■ .-, . In Afternoon—TßlALS OF HUNTERS OVER FENCES, LEAPING MATCH, PONY JUMPING. -._■_"'., ■ Two Bands.-in Attendance. Cloak Room at S.W. corner o! Produce Shed. Telephone' Bureau under Secretary's' Office. Trams, Buses, and Trains at Frequent • ' * Intervals. ' ■ ADMISSION: Xs, Children 6d. ' Members of Association admitted free on production of Member's Ticket. Admission to Stand Is, Children 6. - O. B- PEMBERTON, 7753F Secretary. TRAMWAY NOTICES/ 7 rpRAMWAY ARRANGEMENTS. SHOW DAYS.' THURSDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. TRAMS to Grounds'.at Frequent Intervals from 8.30 a.m. Fares 6d'9ach" way. FRIDAY, Bth NOVEMBER. All Time-tables and Ordinary Fares Suspended. SUMMER—Trams every hour from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; 10.10 and- 11.5 p.m. to Sumner and 11.5 p.rn~ from Stunner. Fares all' day Is return; children under twelve, half-price. WOOLSTON HOHSE CARS will NOT run. ADDINGTON and SUNNYSIDE-Aa near time-tatile as possible, except the 11.0 a.m., 2.30, 3.0, 3.30, 4.30 and 5.30 trams to Sunnyside and rleurne of same will NOT run. SHOW and TROTTING—Trams and Drags at frequent intervals,'from 7 a.m. Fares, 6d each way. .; PAPANUI—Aβ near time-table as possible, omitting the 12.30, 1.32, 4.25, and 4.55 p.m. trams out, and returns of same. PORT HILLS—-Trams every hour, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., returning every hour from 7.3 ft a.m. xto 7.30 p.m. The 233, 3.33, 4.33 and 5.25 to Sydenham and' returns" will NOT run. TAI TAPU and HALSWELL—Leave Tax Tapu. at 8 a.m., at 7,5 p.m. Leave Hal swell 9.0 and 10.0 a.m. and 6 p.m. Leave Square 9.0 a.m., 5.0 and 11.0 p.m.' BELFAST—Leave Square 7.0 and 8 a.m.; '6.0, 9.30, and 10.30 p.m. Leave Belfast 3.0, and 9.30 a.m., 7.0 and 10.30 p.m.. RICCARTON COACH—Time-table, except the* 12 o'clock and 2.30 out and the 3.30 in, will NOT run. -•■-.• TEMPLETON COACH—Leave Templeton 9.15 a.m. Leave Empire 11.0 p.m. NIGHT SERVICE—AII lines as per timetable, with additions to and from Sumner Bβ above, and 1110 p.m. >to Sydenham and Addington. XOTTCE—No perambuJ&fors nor go-carts can be carried on the cars on Show Day. CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY CO., LTD. - 7664 . rpRAMS ' TO SHOW GROUNDS, EVERY FIVE. MINUTES. 7721 Q U M N B R, SUNDAY.' WOOLSTON" BAND. 7725 TRAMS 2.5 p.m. NEW BRIGHTON TRAMS Leave CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Werner's Hotel). QHOW DAY—Ordinary Time Table, with an extra at noon. USUAL 6d RETURN, 10.10- a.m. and 7.15 p.m. 7726 fjScItXAYEBSTnd "PLAsfEBERSIhoud X> wear our Working Coots. We guarantee satisfaction." "'Bluchers 4s ' lid, Shooters 8s 6d, Light Chrome Walking Boots 11s Cd. All our own make. Maine Bros. High street. NOW - Showing—New Ranges of Boys' and liens' Clothing for Spring Wear, iixcellcnt Value, Newest Designs. Beath and Co.