»T__ NEW a*___jn) FIRB _N3> -1 MARINE INSUB_NCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1859. Paid-up Capital aad Reserves (ineduding Undivided Profits) .. £601.5— Net Revenue for 1904 .. £455,803 Ths Premier and Wealthiest Colonial Company. Noted for Promptness and Liberality. Branches and Agencies throughout _• world. A. L. PARSONS. Manager.
AMUSEMENTS. •J-HEATRE ROYAL. Under <he Sole Direction oi MESSRS MACMAHON. Second Week. Second Week. MACMAHON-S DRAMATIC BOOM. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT, and MONDAY* XEXT. MACMAHONS POPULAR, DRAMATIC CO. In the Notable Drury Lane Stwcess, the GREAT RAILWAY DRAMA (By arrangement with Mr J. C. Williamson), One of the Greatest I>tau_s of the Century, with its Remark able Railway Sensation! Ab-oi-iiiug p.nd Ir.tensoly Interesting. THE POINTSMAN. THE POINTSMAN. THE POINTSMAN. TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 2t_, A Grand Rovival of SATURDAY NIGHT IN LONDON, A Story of London Life (By arrangement w.ih Mr William Anderson*. GREAT FIGHT Between HOUNDSDITCH CHICKEN (P<-rcy Ra-wson. FeatherJTif , c -- aol 'l*- t **') a "*d BADGER PUR- *» IS. (Richard Mayse, Light-weight Champion of Canterbury). Under _q stage supervision of MR TOM rOLLARD. Box plan at tho Dresden. Day Sales at Reunerts suid Reidte's. _ I opular Pnevs: 3a 2a and Is. 328 f\ P E R A HOUSE. v Proprietors. John Fuller and Son*. ,- .(-"'.-""•eto Change of Programme. Nandevillo FULLER'S And Musical Comedy FULLER'S Company. special ivn-gagement and First Appearence of ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. ALMA. The Wizard of the South., in his Mystifvine and Bewildering Act entitled "MERELY SLIGHT OF "UVD." Introducing his Origin— Illusions THE CHINESE RICE BOWL AND THE ■CRYSTAL STAIRCASE. New Act by THE TWO KRAN.KS. Everything Xew by WILL STEVENS. JAS. OPIEi Xew Illustrated Songs. Violet Frawley, Jack Hagan. Clara Keating, Ethel Leslie. Ivy Gillardi Harry Davis, Rowell Sisters. Viola Price, and Splendid Double Co. NEW BIOSCOPE PICTURES In Highly Divertino - Subjects. Time and prices as usual. Business Manager—WALTEß FULLER. 214 THE COLOSSEUM ROLLER SKATINGRINK. If you want to Enjoy- Good Health, LEARN TO "SKATE. DAILY SESSIONS: 7.30 t0.9 and 10 to 12 a.m.. 3 to 5 and 7.30 to 10 p.m. Cham- ' pion Polo Tournament on Monday, Tuesday and Friday Next Week. Special Announcement for Wednesday will be made To-night. Carnival on May 17th. Band plays every evening and on. Saturday Afternoons. 285 T"fr; AINONI PARK. OPEN EVERY DAY. Conservatories, Ferneries, Swingß, Merry-go-round, Hot Water, etc. Free. Thursday—Punch and Judy and Explosion. Saturday— Music. Punch and Judy, eta Sunday—Musio and Grand '"Phone." Admission 6d. Afternoon Tea 6d. Tramway Coaches pass Front Entrance. 10 ST. AN_R_W'S CHURCH JUBILE_ CELEBRATIONS. A GARDEN PARTY will be hold a* Rie- __ carton, the residence of Mrs Deana, THIS AJiTEKNOON, from 3 to 5.30 p_u Band. Refreshments. Tickets, Is each. An illustrated history of St. Andrew's Ch-_<_ will bo on sale, price Is. In the event of rain, an At Home will bo held in St. Andrew's Church. Scl*t_lroc_ from 3 to 5.30 p.m. 207 EXHIBITION. O-HE CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS -it -*. v., ANNUAL EXHIBITION. '" GALLERY OPEN DAILY. 10 a.m. to '6'**_-.,"7 to 10 p.m. Admission Is. Illustrated Catalogue Is. Tie Art Union will be drawn at 9 p.—• SATURDAY. TICKETS, 2r 6d. ALFRED EVANS 9976 £ie<>retary. i ■■ . WOiNDERFUL VALUES "_. ' FURS. GOOD FURS coßt considerably loss at tbia Store than elsewhere. Just glance over the following price liirt for proof:— White and Grey Foxaline Necklets, 9s 6d, 1— 6d, Us 6d, 18s 6d. 19s 6d, 21s. 30s. White Foxaline Muff si 8s 6d, ■ i Os lid, ills 6d. Marmot Necklets. 5s lid, 7b lid. 83 lid, 9s 6(1, 13s 9d, 15s 9d to 7_. Marmot Muff p. 8s lid, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14ft 9d to 23s Gd. Russian Bear Necklets, 28s ,6d, 32s 6d, 39s Gd, 42b Cd. Russian Bear Muffs. 32s 6d. ■ Three Lovely Real Stone Marten Necklets, splendid value, 92s 6d, 97s 6d, 165 a. Imitation Stone Marten Necklets, 17s 6<L ■ You must come in and see our beautiful stock of good Furs. We have not half the space in this ' " ad." to properly describe thorn. TONEYCLIFFE & CAREY, Colombo and Gloucester street*." 78 WANTED. WANTED Known—Ladies' Own - Combings made up into Switches, Fringes, etc. from 2s 6d upwards. Manicuring, Head and Face Massage. Hisses Reed and Rowntrec, Inglis's Buildings. 'Phone 1265. 4138 "\.\r_.NTED Known—Ladles' Hair Dreeaed \\ for Photos, Weddings, etc., Is 6d. MISSES REED and ROWNTREE, Hair . and Toilet Specialists. Inglia's Buildings, opposite Freeman's, Ltd. 'Phone 1235. 5014 EA TO 76 PER CENT. Reduction on WoOU men's Boots and Shoes—We have a few dozens (odd) pairs to clear at a big reduction. It will pay you to see them. Main* Bros.. 132 High street. V-rv TO 75 PER CENT. Reduction on Men'a OU Boots—We have a few dozen (odd) pairs to clear at a big reduction. Splendid light working boots. Maine Bros., 132 High street. WANTED to Sell, cheap, severaT Welabach Aro Lamps. Maine Bros,, 132 High .street. A T Ballantyne's—iNew Hair Nets, extra A ' Targe, size, 2s 6d doz. AT_aiiantyne's— New Fabric Suede Gloves, .2 fasteners, in Whit*, 81ate, Pastel, i etc., Is Cd. T Ballantyne's—New Motor Scarves, Chenille Spots, 3a 6d. """♦TT^ailanTyne-B-—New Tinsel Elastic Belts, A n ud. ~GGS—Every day from every hen by giving them Singer's Egg Producer with | their food. Packets Is 6<L Storekeepers and Bonnington's. EGGS— Fertile eggs, healthy chicks, prime poultry if Singer's Egg Producer is used in first place. Packets Is 6d. Storekeepers and Bonnington's. youThena Singer's Egg ProSi ducer. It improves both the bird and the eggs. Packets Is 6d. Storekeepers end Bonnington's. your hens over their moulting and start them laying by using Singer's Egg Producer. Packets Is 6d. Storekeepers and Bonnington'e GGS in larger numbers than before ii you use Singer's Egg Producer with your poultry food. Packets Is 6d. Storekeepers and- Bonnington's. E GGS—Hens" become prolific layers on Singers Egg Producer. A highly nutritious and stimulating food. Packets Is 6d. Storekeepers and Bonningtons. E "GGIS----Laying competitions yield phenomenal returns if bens are giver. Singer's Egg Producer. Packela Is 64 Storekeepers and Bonnington's E~ their weight and number by Singer's Efig Producer. A real egg producing food. Packeta la Cd, Storekeepers and Bonnington's (For Continuation of Wanteds see page 13.)
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12484, 21 April 1906, Page 1
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