• AMUSEMENTS. , TVTEW THBATSB BOY AL. i> ■ ' .- ' ■•• \ ■ ■ . Under tha aoie direotioa of MR TOM POLLABD. POLLARDIS JUVENILE OPERA CO. POLLARD'S JUVENILE OPERA CO. Has fairly taken Christchurch byStorm in the delightful Mueioal Comedy, THE ISLE OF BONG-BONG. THE ISLE OF BONG-BONG. ■ ' Packed 1o *he Doors Last Ni«bt by a large and Enthueiastio Audience. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. And following Nights, THE ISLE OF BONiG-BONG, With all ite charming effects. Popular Prioee: Dwas Circle •Iβ, Back Stalls 2s 6d,-Family Crrole Xs. Early doors to Back Stalls and Family Circle <7 t0T.30), 6d estra. Day Sales at Rewnert'a *nd Cxowm Confectionery. Box Plan at the Dresden. FIRST GRAND MATINEE. ; NEXT SATURDAY, at 2 p.m. 8876 W. A. LOW, Business Manager. CHORAL HALL. TO-NIGHT, ' VALENTINE'S .WARWICK BIOSCOPE-v COMPANY. Big House Last Night Entihusiaatio Audience. Laughter, Roars, Screams. Come and See. LITTLE ALMA, CHILD COON. ;..- Doors open 7.15 p.m. Commence 6 p.m. NO EARLY DOORS. "The Early Bird Catches the Seat." OUR PRICES: Iβ and 6d. FRANK D. BELLEW, Business Manager. • 1119 "FOLEY'S PICTURES—WaiMj. T<«iijrht: J- Rotherham, Wednesday. aSiid; Culverden, Thursday, 33rd; Waikaxi, Friday/ 34th; Belfast, Monday, 27th; Cust, Tuesday, 28th. All New Pictarea. » 1098 SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CIiUB. GREAT. NORTHERN . STEEPLECHASE MEETING. MAY WHh, JUNE toi and ttk. - NOMINATIONS for the following events: GREAT NORTHERN HURDLE RACE, of 650 sots. Two miles aad a half. GREAT 'NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, of 850 eovs.- ■ About thwe miles and a half. WINTER- STESPItBCSAS-E, of 300 sera. . ■ Abost -aiaee mtiea. CLOSE «t a p.m.FRIDAY, APRIL 3i«h. N By Order, ' J. ¥. HABTIiAND, ' 4-29 flecwaary.' RAILWAYS. *•-••*' '-NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TUBSDAY, 21et APRIL. rpRAINS for *c Jtaoeoonißß TO-DAY laav« I -L Christchuroh at. 11.10, 11.17, IU6 awax, end 12.16 p.aL. sad Bacecxniree for Chiietchvrcu at 4.40, 6i». and S.4S pjco. FARES TO RACECOURSE.—Betarn, from Lytteitxm, carnages 4a, seated megooe 9b; from Chriatcbußch 2s Od acd in cadi oaae Iβ Oonree Ailnwwiimi Fee. Single Fare Raoeoowse to Ohriatohnteb, oarriagea 1« 6d, eeertod waggone la. Only tickets at 'tbeee fares «m availabie by the race trains. . The afternoon trains from. CSsiatcbarnch today start «9 xcoder:—For and WMteolifie at BJO p.m.; for AeUburton aad Motion. 5.40 p.m.; for SotrfHbridg© and Little River 6.0 p.m.; for 5.20 p.m. for Ci&verden, Benaetta and Oxford 5.60 ipjm. " v 5655' .... BY ORDER. ROAD BOARDS. SPRINGS ROAD BOARD. "VrOTICE is hereby given that English's -* Bridge over the LI River, and that of the Springe Toad~"between Goodrich'a and Carter's roods, will be CLOSED, and all traffic stopped on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April 31st and Zand inst.,; pending ' repairs to Bridge. By order. HENRY NE&LE, 8205 Clerk to the Board. MEETINGS. 4 CUST ROAD BOARD. NOTICE ie hereby given tixat the ANNUAL MEETING of RATEPAYERS of the above Distinct win be hrfd at the Road Board Offioe, Oust, on MONDAY, May 4th, 1908, at 8 p,m. THOS. O-FAaBKELL, 8101 derk to the Board. CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCTETY. THE Aimttiti General Meeting of the Membore of the above Society wSI be held in the CANTERBURY HALL, Mastoheater eheet, on TUESDAY, 2Bth April. 1908. at 8 p.m. . BUSENBSS: To receive Balance-sheet and Report. Ejection of Ccmncil. General. . EL J. RIGHTON. 8863 Secwtaiy. MALVERN ROAD NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of Ratepayers of the Muhrera Road District will be beJd at the Road Board Office, Springfield, on THTTBISDAY, 7th May, 1908, at 2 p.m. { W. T. POPPLE,' 8876 Clerk to the Board. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, from 186 Madras etreet, little Blaok PUP.. Finder kindly return to above address. " ' 1110 LOSTrbetween Mancbeeter street anoTNew Theatre, Lady's Hum-coloured Coehnne COAT. Finder .rewarded; oa retxumng seane , *, Colombo street. ______ 1130 LOST, Small Bliok PURSaSTconUining £1 notes, and gold —mpped in paper, between Rkcarton and Linwood. Finder liberally lewaTded.__ApplyJthis Offioe. 1117 AWRENCE and Kirciwr for Bedding, all pure and aired. C 2105 rpO-DAY AT THE DXC. " , SPECIAL OFFERS in the CROCKERY. IRONMONGERY, and , FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENTS. NOVELTIES IN FANCY ART CHINAWARE AT POPULAR PRICES. CWBI
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13095, 21 April 1908, Page 1
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