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AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATRE ROYAL. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. M*nager Richaid Stewart CURTAIN RISES at 7.45 SHARP. LAST NIGHT BUT FTVE LAST NIGHT BUT FIVE Of the Most Fascinating of all Musical Comcdioa, "OUR MISS GIBBS," "OUR MISS GIBBS," Presented by MR J. C. WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY. A PRODUCTION That is the> epitenno of ALL THAT IS JOYOUS, And FragTsnt with MUSIC, GLADNESS. SONG and EXCELLENCE, Presmtini; its Tableau of MARVELLOUS BEAUTY-. VIVID AND MAGNIFICENT PORTRAITURE, PULSATING AND THROBBING INTEREST. Box Plans now Open for tlio balance of the Season at Milner ami Thompson's. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 6s; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, ls. Early Doors—Stalls fid. Gallery Is extra. Day Sn'les at Woedw: rd's. SHOW GOODS — Hats, Blouses, Underskirts, etc., in Act 1. suppliod by W. f-TRANGE and CO.. LTD. 8252 SYDENHAM PICTURES. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH, Bo Sure nnd Visit th? "NEW AND IDEAL PTOTURE SHOW AT SYDENHAM. BEST PICTURES. BEST MUSIC. BEST SEATING ACCOMMODATION. Popular Prices: le and Gd. TNDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. OLYMPIA RINK. YET THEY COME. THEY ALL OOME. TO-DAY, at 11 a.m_ Under the Patronage of Lord and Lady Islington and Suite. AN EXHIBITION OF SUPREME XTERIT A Worker of Workers, Industries of j Local Manufacture. Chitdrdi flock from far nnd near to witness i all that is to bo seen. It enlightens thorn. TO-NIGHT. The Tourist Department will exhibit Moving Picturos depicting Akaroa, a Seaside known to all. Intending Visitors to the Theatre can gain admission by tho Oxford terrace entrance, and your exit by tho same doors, without inconvenience. Wo have seen. Wo have oome. Wo h*vo conquered. ART UNION TICKETS, Is. JAMES YOUNG, I £287 Secretary. GREAT BOXING CONTEST. GREAT BOXING CONTEST. GREAT BOXING CONTEST. HEAVY -WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. EAVY - WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. HEAVY - WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. PURSE OF £70. PURSE OF £70. AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 10th, FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 10th, At 10 a.mAt 10 a.m. PRICES: Stage 30s. Orchestral Stalls 6s, Dress Circle os, Middle Stalls 4s, Back Seats 2s 6d. Reserved Seats at the Dresden. Day Sales at Priostnall'a and at Schlesinger's. 8233 pANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. METROPOLITAN SHOW, WEDNESDAY. IMPLEMENT DAY—Display of Motor Cars, Motor Cycles. Carriages, Implements, Machinery, and Manufactures. THURSDAY. JUDGING OF CATTLE. SHEEP, DRAUGHT HORSES. PIGS ASD DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC. PEDIGREE STOCK SALE at 2.30 p.m. COMPETITIONS IN AFTERNOON. MILITARY EVENTS. HUNTERS' EVENTS. PONY JUMPING. FRIDAY (PEOPLE'S DAY). JUDGING OF LIGHT HORSES. ETC. GRAND PARADE OF PRIZE-TAKERS. ■iIERS' EVENTS. LEAPING MATCH. Admission Each Day— One Shilling, Children Sixpence. Motor Car Enclosure, Members la. Nonmembers 2s 6d. O. B. PEMBERTON, 6270F Secretary. MEMBERS EXTRA. LIEDERTAFEL Tickets at Dresden, Ba, for CONCERT CHORAL HALL. ALFRED EVANS. 6254 Secretary. SPORTS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS' SPORTS. "PNTRIES for the OLD BOYS' 220 yds HANDICAP will be received up to November 15th. Performances mijat accompany entries. WILFRED W. GARTON, Gen. Sec., 8255F Elmwood School. TRAMWAY NOTICES. CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY BOARD. TROTTING AT METROPOLITAN COURSE, ADDINGTON. TUESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1911. QPECIAL CARS will leave Cathedral O square every 10 minutes, from 10.10 a.m. to 1 p.m. FARES: 6d Single. Od Return. Children over 3 years of age will be charged full adult fare on Special Cars. Club Passes, Members' Tickets, or Concession Cards will not be accepted on Special Cars. BY ORDER. Christchurch, Tth November, 191 L 6250