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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13111, 9 May 1908, Page 1

W THEATRE ROYAL. Lesross *nd Director-Edwin Goach. ™ T - V™ 1 " REVIVAL FOR THIS NIGHT- ONLY, Of The Popular Comedy ■Draat*. "THI? MIDNIGHT HOUR,,, "THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, "THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, "THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, OrigimJly prcdu«d in Chruichuxch, and Ccmmended by the PressFull of Humourous Situations and sensational IncSdents. _,__.. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. . LAST NIGHT OF TOE SEASON. FAREWELL TO CHRISTCHURCH. PRICES—3a, 2s, ls ; Plan et "Dresden", until 1 p.m. . r>~~. Day Sales at the down Confectionery Company, adjoining Tbectre. r«-~.i« Eirly Doors lo Stalls and Family Circle from 7 to 7.50, Sixpence extra. Commence at 8: carriages for 10.10. 965<) ALBERT CLARK, Manager. _ Ip. Gd. Is. Gd. la. rid. Is. 6dv 6d. T HE COLOSSEUM. . J^Cd. Tie Itoyal Pictaro Syndicate. is. 1, GIUND OPENING NIGHT. 6d. Ed. -MOXDAK, MAY llth. Is. is. THE ROYAL PICTURES. 6d(Vj __— IS. Is. Popular Pictures Prt-dominate. 6d. Gd. Popular Prices Prevail. 1«. is. NELLIE, tho PUETTS- TYPI&TE. 6d. Cd. Splendid Drairatic Subject. Is. Iβ. THE LAZY MAN. Cd. £d. A Positive fc'creamer. IsIs. THE LITTLE CKJPPLE. M. 6d. A Beautiful Pelbetic Subject. Is. Is. CUPID'S PtUNKS. Cd. Kd. Immortal among Mortals. is. Is. SHANGHAI-CHINA. 6dCd. iSagniScont Photo Study. I*. Is. THE SCULPTOII'S DREAM. 6d. Gd. A Comical Fantasy. «• Is. PLAYMATJBS. ' 6d. Gd. Child and. Dog Study. . If• 1«. ORI>ER<LY JAMSQN. 6d. Cdr A Comedy bf Errors. Iβ. Iβ. Wedding in Brittany. Educative cd. Cd. and Interesting, etc., etc. - Iβ. la. Admission (Gloucester street en- Ed. 6d. trance), Iβ and cd. Children, 6d 1». Is. to Is ceats, when accompanied by 6d. 6d. - parents or guardians. Is. Is. A COLOSSAL PICTURE 6d. 6d. ENTERPRISE. Is. Is. HARRY LISTON. Manager. 6d. 6d. Is. 6d. Ifl. 6d. Is. 6d. Is. .. M 3. TTNDER the Sole Mr.n*gement of Concert Direction KARL JUNKERMAN, London. KUBELIK; X U B E L I K." KUBE LI K. * KUBELIK. KUBELIK'. KUBELIK: After several years of anxious anticipation, music-lovers of Now Zealand now hear,* with, complete satisfaction, that . ■ KU.B E L I X,, THE WORLD'S GREATEST VIOLINIST, Has at last been induced to pay a brief ■ visit to .New , Zealand. ; . Rumours of his pxowosa and records of rue, mighty performanoee have but whetted the musical appetite, and it is only necessary to intimate to the New Zealand public— always appreciative of tho greatest in Art— to rest assured that KUBELIK'S short tour through this country will 'bo a BRILLIANT AN!) JILMORABLE TRIU2IPH. NEW THEATRE' ROYAL, ~~- - ohristohurch; JULY 2nd and 3rd. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, OHRISTOHURqH,. JULY' 2nd and 3rd. KUBELIK has just concluded in the United (States a tour that from its very inception to Vancouver's latest cable, has', been a- glorious and sustained suooeas. ' Tho approaching visit to New J.«c!and is his first to tiiie part of the worid., and;-it is a matter ,' for ' congratulation 'that; the GREATEST MASTEK of the VIOLIN will bo hoard direct from' hie Old: World Triumphs and' in tho .very beginning of - his matured career. . ; ;. TWO CONCERTS ONLY:-JULY 2 and 3. TWO CONCERTS ONI.Y:'JULY 2 and 3.; FRANK • BUCKINGHAM.' " 9776 General Manager. , - ■••'■■ [ ' '/■>''' - '•■••, . FOOTBALL. ' l FOOTBALL. . FOOTBALL. JA N C A" S .T E R PABK. J A N C A S T ~& R P.A B K» ?HIS DAY. Canterbury College v. Old Boys--fcast. =, Linwpod v»- \ ■_ ■ > Merivale v. Chrirtchurch—South. ..■ '. Afternoon Tea provided Free to Ladies and •. them .Escorts with Stand Tickets. ADMISSION 64, Ladwse , '. FRISK;.' - . KIOK-OFF.-3 p.m.. Q752F JUMBLE SALE. A JUMBLE SALE will he -held in ST.; LUKE'S SCHOOLROOM, Manchester etrcet, on THURSDAY, 14th May. . ■ 2.30 p,ej, to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission 3d. 65S THE BEAUTIFUL BURWOOD TEA GARDENS, riONTAINING the Finest Plantation of -V/ Pines in Canterbury, is an ideal place for Picnics, etc. Swings, Boating, Croquet, Slot' Machines. Peir of Opossums, pretty and amusing. Fruit and Flowers for Sa'e. Admission 6d, Tea 6d. Toko ' tram from Bank Corner. MBS KNOWLE3. MR TANKARD'S GYMNASIUM ANDSCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTUBE, OXFORD TEREACE AND GLOUCESTEB STREET. 'T'HE WINTER CLASSES for Ladies, Men, •"■ Girls, and Boys, will commence on MONDAY, April 6th. Send for Prospectus. ' ; ; C 3591 FA. ' ' H O B N I B B O O X 'S, t School of Physical Culture, CITY. HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. ' TIME-TABLE.-Men'e Ckeses Mondays and Thursdays, at 8 p.m., Tuesdays and Fridays, at 8 p.m. Ladiea* Classes, Wednesdays arid Saturdays, at 8 p.m.. Boys' Class. Saturday Mornings, at 10.30. Youths' Class, Monday Afternoons, at 5. Girls' Class— Junior, Mondays, »t, 4 p.m. Girls' Class— Senior, Thursdays, at 4 p.m. Private Classes by arrangement.! Private Instruction, Medical Coaes, write or cell for' Prospectuses. Telephone 1359. . ■ T AWRENCE and Kircher for best value in JJ Blankete, Travelling Bugs, and Eiderdown/Quilts. * C 2105 rpd-DAY AT THE D.I.C. LADIES' CREAM DELAINE BLOUSES, prettily trimmed Valenciennee Lace. : ss. lid, 6s lid, Ss "lid. FASHIONS Uf LADIES , BLOUSE SHIBTS at Popular Price*. IJADIES , NET AND LACE BLOUSES : OTe t| <llg' ; ''-Tf#§ri , l : jr-7'M'*'i i ' ■** i' i^«