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AMUSEMENTS. 7\TEW THEATRE ROYAL. ] Lessee and Director . EDWIN GEACH. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST REPRESENTATION Of the Successful Melodrama, "THE HEART OF A HERO." "THE HEART OF A HERO." TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 1 For On© Xijjbt only, x A Revival of the Comedy Drama, j, -THE JIIDXIGHT HOUR." When OrisiiMlly Produced in Chrislchuich, ~ tho "Lyttelton Tian»" remark«dT ■"THE MIDNIGHT HOUR , "Is a legitimate iljlodrania . . . and was apprPcintiiX by the audience, wihich was a larg-o one." SEASON CLOSES TO-MORROW NIGHT. PRICES 3s, 2s, Is. Plan at "Dresden." j Day Sales nt the Crown Confectionery Cornpuny, adjoining Theatre. „.,_.. Early Doors to Stalls, and Family Circle, from 7 to 7.30, Sixpence extra. Commence at 8. Carriages for 10.50. 0761 ALBERT CLARK, Manager. ' 1, Gd. Is. Cd. Is. 6d. Is. 6d. £ Cd. rpHE COLOSSEUM. Is. a ls .L Lessees: 6d ji Od The Royal Picture Syndicate. Is. j l= GRAND OPENING NIGHT. , Ed. 6d MONDAY, HAY 11th. Is. - Is.' THE ROYAL PICTURES. 6d. Cd. *'■ Js. Popular Pictures Predominate. 6d. - Cd. Popular Prico* Prevail. Is. "1 is. NELLIE, tho PRETTY TYPISTE. Cd. J Ccl Splendid Dran:atic Subject. Ik- C Is. THK LAZY MAN. Cd. £ 0(1. A Positive Screamer. Iβ. 1-. THE MITLE CRIPPLE. Cd. 9 6<l. A Beautiful Pathetic Subject. 1". : Is. CUPID'S PRANKS. Cd. Gd. Immortal among Mortals. Is. Is. SHAKIGHAI-CHINA. 6d. Gd. Miagaiiftcatit Photo Study. Is. Is. THE SCULPTOR'S DREAM. 6d. (;d. A Comical Fantasy. Is. l=. PLAYMATES. 6d. Gd. Child and Do<? Study. Is. Is. ORDERLY JA.MSON. Cd. . Cd. A Comedy of Errors. . Is. Is. Wedding in Brittany. Educative Gd. Cd. and Intere-tinj,'. etc., etc. Is. Is. Admission (Gloucester street en- €d. 6d. trance), la and Gd. Children, Cd Is. Is. to Is seats, when accompanied by Cd. Gd. parents or guardians. Is. 1«. A COLOSSAL. FICTURE 6d. 6d. EOTJEiTtPKISE. Is. Is. HARRY LISTON. Manager. 6d. 6d. Is. 6d. Is. Cd. is. 6d. Is. 454 FOOTBALL. ' FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. TANCXSTER PARK. Jj A N C A S T E R PARK. SATURDAY NEXT. Canterbury College v. .Old Boys—East : Linwpod, v. Albion — : Merivale v. Christchurch—South. - Afternoon Tea provided Free to Ladies and ■ their Escorts with Stand Tickets. j AD-MISSION 6dj, Ladies , FKJSEI KIOK-OFF, 3 p.m. 9752F | LYTIELTON TO-NIGHT. TTIOLEY'S FLICKERLESe PICTURES. . J- AJf. H»yden, Comedian, A. Lupton, Illus- 1 strated Vocalist, amd Fred Foley, Ma.gician, ■ Ventriloquist, and Shadowgrophist. Musical . Director, A. Ethraitts. Marino Band 7 to 8. ] Packed Houses . Everywhere. 440 ( • -~~~ 1 LECTURES. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. "CHRISTCHURCH CENTRE. /BOURSES OF LECTURES will-be given ; 'vV by tho undermentioned medical practitioners in the ROOMS of the ASSOCIATlONrl^~l^« l W^ erW,rtTeet ''< a *i fl&lin ß''l lle N.Z. Express Company's Building), dnring the present Session, as follows:— "First Aid" (Women), commencing on Monday, the 11th of May, at 8 o'clock p.m. (This class is practically full.) Dr. M. G. Louisson. "First Aid" (Women), commencing on Tuesday, the 12th of May, at 8 o'clock p.m. (This 1 class is practically full.) Dr. W. F. Browne. "First Aid" (Women), to be hold on Wed- ) ncsday evening in each week if sufficient names are forthcoming. "First Aid" (Men), commencing on Thursday, the 14th of May, at 8 o'clock p.m. Dr. : W. H. Simpson. "First Aid" (Women), to be held on Tues- ; day afternoon in each week, * date of com- • mencement to be arranged. Dr. G. M. L. Lester. "First Aid" (Women), commencing on Thursday, tho 4th June. Dr. Alice Moor- I house. "First Aid" (Women), qualifying for Medal- . lion, to commence in the month of June. For further information concerning the : above classes, apply to the Secretary of the ' Centre, WILLIAM F. HILSON, 0G34 124 Manchester, street City. OWING to Increase of ' Business, the VIAVI COMPANY have moved to larger and more commodious rooms, upstairs. No. 8 ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. NEXT TALK TO LADIES ON TUESDAY, MAY 12th, at 8 p.m. . Take the Lift. Printed version of Viavi Aims and Methods posted for Id stamp. 441 MEETINGS. : WAIPARA TRAFFIC BKJ.DGE. MAIN NORTH ROAD. A PUBLIC MEETING of all persons in- ! terosted in the erpction of a BRIDGE across the River Waipara, Main North road, will be held in Ambcrluy Town Hall on MONDAY, tho 25th May, at 2.30 p.m. Representatives of all '\ Local Bodies and Associations interested Specially invited. Business—'Advisability of erection of Bridge, together with ways and means. JOHN VALLANCE, Chairman Kowai Rood Board. Balcairn, 7tli May, 100 S. 9756 DURHAM STREET SCHOOLROOM. MEETING IN AID OF FOREIGN MISSIONS, TO-NIGHT at 7.30 o'clock. Address by Rev. A. BALLANTYNE (Of New Guinea.) Collection for Missions. 457 VOLUNTEER NOTICES. LYTTELTON ARTILLERY DIVISION. BY permission of tho O.C. District, the ; Companies of tho Division,, end tho Lyit.elt.on Marine Band, will PARADE at the LYTTELTON RAILWAY-STATION, on < SUNDAY NEXT, 10th inst.. for the purI po«e of attending , the funeral of the lat*> Mrs Chambers, wife of . Chaplain-Colonel ' Chambers, V.D. Ofiiccrs of ether Corps arc ir/vited to attend. '. D:o;£'—Review order, belts only—no arni3. (By Ord-cr) C. O. FOSTER, Captain, - F3762 (For O.C. Division.) I rpO-DAY AT " THE D.I.C. ' ladie: , cbeam delaine blouses, , 1 T-,r t ..; y Iriauned Valenciennes Lade. 1 as lid, 63 lid, 8s lid. FASHIONS IN LADIES' .BLOUSE SHIRTS at Popular Prices. LADIES' NET AND LACE BLOUSES [ in White i. d Ecru, for dinner and semie'.eiuiia wear. ■ . ■ " J 10i 6<t 15b od, 21s. ] C 3 152 1