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AMUSEMENTS. BOXING. jm HEAT R E ROYAL. TO-NIGHT. FINALS OF THE CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIPS. The Semi-Finals and Finals of tho . BANTAM, FEATHER, LIGHT, WELTER, MIDDLE, HEAVY WEIGHTS. PRICES- Stage 7* Gd Front Stalls and Drees Circle 2s, Beck Stalls la fid, G^ l *" , Iβ. Day Sales at Priestnall's. 9220 TACK - AND JILL. On the Pinnacle of Pantomimes. • For "THE KIDDIES" SPECIAL DELIGHT. The Teddy Bear Picnic. The Noah's Ark Quadrilles. The Children Who Lived in a Shoe. The Astounding Giant Family. The Bees and the Butterflies. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE, SATURDAY, 17th JULY. Children under Twelve, Half-price. rp HEAT RE ' ROY AL. ■*- Direction of Mr J. C. Williamson. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 16th JULY. On the PINNACLE OF PANTOMIMES. FOR 9 NIGHTS ONLY. THE BEST EVER DONE. THE MOST GORGEOUS, MOST DELIGHTFUL. MOST SUPERLATIVE PANTOMIME The Australian Stage has Ever Witnessed. "JACK AND JILL." "JACK AND JILL." PRESS EULOGIES (Fourth Edition)— "A Superb Speotacle indeed."—"Melbourne Argus." "JACK AND JILL." " "JACK AND JILL." "Probably never been excelled in Melbourne's pantomimo history."—"Heralfl." "JACK AND JILL." "JACK AND JILL." "Jack end Jill went up the hill, in a perfect blaze of glory. It ie no reckless venture to predict that for" another year they ■will continue to climb this mount of prosperity all over Australia."—"Australasian." "JACK AND JILL." "JACK AND JILL." "One bewilderment on top of another."— "Sporting and Dramatic News." "JACK AND JILL." "JACK AND JILL." "There are no less than fourteen scenes all more or less magnificent, and there are novelties galore—so many that they crowd upon one another in the memory."—"Table Talk." "JACK AND JILL." "JACK AND JILL." "This latest triumph is stage splendour."— "Punch." Box plana for the first six nights and Matinee now open at Milner and Thompson's. POPULAR PRICES: ss, 3s and Is. Early doors to Gallery and Stalls 6d extra. 9212 LECTURES. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, POPULAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES. fpHE THIRD LECTURE of the series will JL be delivered in the COLLEGE HALL .TO-NIGHT {Thursday): at 8 P-aw *hen the; ture on . "EXPLORATIONS IN FIORDLAND." : Illustrated' by liantern Views and Cinematograph Pictures of the Lakes and Sounds, Rotorua, Wanganui River, etc., etc. Tickets for'the Course of Lectures (transferable), 2s 6d; Single Tickets, Adults 6d, School Children 3d. GEO. H. MASON. 9199 ' . t Registrar. VIAVI TALKS. HOW to Get Well and Stay W«ll, make Disease Impossible. Have no more Hay Fever, Catarrh, Stomach, and Intestinal Troubles. Write or call for the "Viavi Way" {400 pages), postage 4d. VIAVI TALKS to WOMEN every TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. The question of < how OPERATIONS end DRUGS may be AVOIDED discussed. Interviews 10 to 5 daily. Saturday close at 1 o'clock. No charge, no obligation. VIAVI ROOMS, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS C 4284-770 (Top Floor). BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. ~~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY.—In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Canterbury District. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1908. and in the matter of ALFRED EDWIN HARPER, of Chriutchurch. Builder. Take Notice that I intend on TUESDAY, the third day of August next or at the first sitting of this honourable court thereafter, to apply for an Order of Discharge herein. Dated at Christehuroh this 14th. day of July, 1909. A. E. HARPER. IN BANKRUPTCY.—In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Canterbury District. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1908, and in the matter of ALFRED EDWIN HARPER, of Christchurch, Builder, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAX, - the 3rd day of August, 1909, at tho hour of 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, an application will be made to the above Court for an order granting an Absolute Order of Discharge to the above named bankrupt. Dated at Chriotchurch this 14th day of July. 1909. 799 A. E. HARPER. THE GLOBE DELIVERY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. BAGGAGE and EXPRESS AGENTS, GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOMS AND SHIPPING AGENTS, FURNITURE REMOVERS. Office and Stores: DUNDAS STREET, Christchurch, N.Z. 4426F PERFECT, KTURAL TEETH ARE a boon to the fortunate possesser, and their value cannot be over-estimated. People with fairly good natural teeth should take care of them, get them examined regularly, and have the least defect remedied. Those requiring artificial substitutes, we can supply with our wonderfully contoured dentures, which, with porcelain gum, defy detection. Any number of teeth easily extracted with our wonderful painless method. Extractions free when plates are to be made. Complete sets are made in the shortest possible time. Scientific Dentistry is what you get from DRS. PRITCHARD JONES AND MAITLAND, 185 Colombo street (over Brice's), Open Saturday Afternoons and Evenings till 9 o'clock. Telephone 1161. . F3BOO-1 D.I.C. SALE. Is Sd SILK .RIBBONS GOING AT 6id ' PER YARD. TTTE have just pur- -» » • chased a special line of 2500 yards of Plain and Fancy Silk Ribbons, 3J, 4J, acd 5 inches wide, in twenty leading shades, including Navy, Cardinal, Vieux Rose, Green, Mais, Pink, Turquoise, etc.. etc Usual prices from lljd to Is ed yard. Sale Price all at 6id yard. See tho windows. : D.I.C. D.I.C. SALE. 'SALE. C 4334-720 j