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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13333, 27 January 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATRE ROYAL Tho Box Plans for THE RED MILL PRINCE OF PILSEN BELLE OF NEW YORK Will bo opened at Milner and Thompson a THIS MORNING. rr> h E A T R E ROYAL Under Direction . . J. C. WILLIAMSON. Manager HAROLD ASHTON. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. MONDAY NEXT, February Ist, When will be presented, for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, The Quaint and Sparkling Dutch Musical Play, THE RED MILL. THE RED MILL. THE RED MILL. By Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom. FESTIVAL OF FUN AND FRIVOLITY. Conspicuously Clever Company. Mirthful. Merry Music. Delightful. Dazzling Dances. Spectacular Scenic Settings. Crnsummately Captivating Costumes. Entrancing, Exquisite Ensembles. Admitted by Press and Public <!> be tho Ecst Musical Comedy ever produced in, Austrn!a*ia. which, is at prerent enlisting the unqualified approval of immense audiences in the Dominion, and has been universally described as AN UNQUALIFIED TRIUMPH OF MIRTH, MELODY AND MUSIC. THE RED MILL. THE RED MILL. Prices: ss. Ss and Is. Early doors 6d extra. Touring Manager, CHARLES BERKELEY. 7013 WONDERLAND. Lato Bligh's Gardens, NEW BRIGHTON. AN IDEAL PICNIC RESORT; largo -■V Sports Grounds. Side Showa, Refreshments and Hot Water. AH Annual and Country School Picnics ac_.itted Free to Grounds. W© do Catering at a reasonable rate and provido everything. C 4154 HE BURWOOD TEA GARDENS. Opinions of recent visitors. A traveller from Wellington states: "The most beautiful place I have ever been in." "I consider this the bo-t place fox picnics in Canterbury." "I've enjoyed those cakes something tremendous." "And that's good praise," said his companion, "for he's a professional baker." Amusements in plenty. High-class tea. Burwood gems. Soit drinks.. Hot water. Stabling, etc., free, Purbrook's Launch fxom Barbadoes street. Tram Bank of N.Z. Corner. Admission 6_Tea 6d. 1117 MEETINGS. NORTHERN BUILDING AND LOAN SOCIETY (PERMANENT). THE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING of Shaxeholdexs will bo held at the Society's Office, Cookson street, Kaiapoi, on THURSDAY. January 28th, at 7.30 p.m. prompt, to receive Report and Balance-sheet, Elect Two Directors in place of Messrs W. Weston and R. M. Wright, who rot—c by rotation, but axe eligible for re-election, and One Director in place of Mr J. Hartshorn, to Elect Two Auditors and other business. J. LOWTHIAN WILSON, 7330 Manager. THE PROPOSED PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE FOR CANTERBURY. rTMIE Meeting of Delegates will he held at -*- St, Augustine's Hall THIS ' (WEDNESDAY) EVENING ,at 7.30 p.m. To this meeting all Past Masters ere cordially invited, v GEORGE W. HULME, Hon. Secretary. Christchurch, January 21st 1909. 7913 TO THE WELSH RESIDENTS OF CHRISTCHURCH AND SUBURBS. A MEETING of WELSHMEN will be held in the SCOTCH SOCIETY'S ROOMS, Manchester street, on, FRIDAY NEXT, 30—t inst., at 8 p.m., to arrange a fitting: Welcome to the Royal Welsh Choir. ALFRED EVANS, 7573 Convener. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Voluntary Contributors to the Samaritan Homo wiU be" hold in DALGETY'S CHAMBERS, on THURSDAY, the 28th inst, at 8 p.m. ' Business:—Election of Trustee. E. F. WILSON. 7864 Hon. Secretary. 17-J-lAN SOCIETY—The Meetings will be - Resumed TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m., in ths Tea Rooms, Carey's Buildings, Gloucester street, when Mr H. G. HORNIBROOK will give on address entitled "Somo aspects of European Socialism." 1446 CANTERBURY FRUITGROWERS' ASSOCIATION—ReguIai Monthly Meeting SATURDAY NEXT, Druids" Hall, Worcester street, 8 p.m. General discussion. All invited. E. WILKINSON, Secretary. 1462 ROAD BOARDS. HEATHCOTE ROAD -BOARD. RATEPAYERS axe hexoby notified that 10 PER CENT. PENALTY will be added to all Rates Unpaid after FEBRUARY Ist. Rates unpaid after that date will be sued fox without further notice. S. R. WRIGHT, Clerk to the BoirJ. Jannary 19th 1909. 7491 WAIPARA ROAD BOARD. _____ * TENDERS will bo received up to NOON on MONDAY. 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