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AMUSEMENTS. j ii "majisstvs theatre, j Book ct the Drcstlf-n. Is Gd. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. | Always* m the X-xa. J TO-NIGHT At. 8.0. NIGHTLY. Ln:st Evening A SEA OF EAGER FACES ; Followed with dcliirht ov«ry opi?odo in Mi? career •-' ; "NAPOLEON." From ; "NAPOLEON." :ho ; "V-VPOLEON." Coronation "NAPOLEON. , to "NAPOLEON." St. Helon*. i Hirtory in 4&) oft of Aniniat*! Art. AUTHENTIC VUES of Waterloo —Moscow —Fontainebiou. and otlicr famous place*. Raconteur—Mß ALF. BOOTHMA.V. HiS MAJESTY THE u-AUY. T\w Grcat«>rt HIS MAJESTY THE x*ABY. Hit t'v<>r e«cn HIS MAJESTY THE BABY, ia ChrLrtt'horch, EvoryoTK) 11 IS MAJESTY THE BABY, should HIS MAJESTY THE BABY. Beo HIS MAJESTY THE BABY. Alee a liiLwi Proitnunino of ALL NEW AND VARIED SUBJECTS. HAYWARD'S ORCHESTRA. Is and 6d. Dresden, 1? f>l pLOBETH E A T" R E, High street. Continuous Pictan-s. Our Star Drama.. PERIL OF THE WHITE LIGHTS. 2300 ft. PERIL OF THE WHITE LIGHTS: 2:.00 ft. ! PERIL OF THK WHITE LIGHTS. 2500 ft. j A Pathetic Story Beautifully Fortrawi. Warwick Chronicle IS9. A Warning Hand, In French Guinea, His Hoodoo. The Ranch's New Barber, and others. j OYDESHAM PICT U li E S. TO-NIGHT. At S. TO-NIGHT. A Magnificent Attraction. -NAPOLEON." "NAPOLEON." "NAPOLEON , ." His Marrcllous Rise and Fall. AND SUPPORTING PICTURES. Pricce: Is and Cd. Reserves at Holcroft's. /-IRAND THEATRE. PICTURES, CONTINUOUS PICTURES. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE YEAR. FEDORA FEDORA FEDORA FEDORA FEfORA Coin* Early To-night. FEDORA FEDORA Hundreds unablo FEDORA FEDORA to gum admission FEDORA FEDORA last night. FEDORA FEDORA By attending the FEDORA FEDORA Day Sessions you FEDORA FEDORA avoid tie crowds FEDORA FEDORA at night. FEDORA FEDORA FEDORA FEDORA FEDORA Tlrs Remarkable Piciure will l>e screened at 12 noon, 1.30, ;}, «.SO, 630 8, 9 30. DON'T AHSS SEEING IT. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW ONLY. FEDORA—THE HRRA7EST OF ALL PICTURES. SPECIAL MUSIC BY HTTR ORAND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. Prices as usual, 6d and 3d, Cd and Sd. BOXING^ I X G-' S THEATRE, SATURDAY NEXT, al 8 p.m. FEATHER-WEIGHT CONTEST— W. Ireland' (Waipawa) v. N. Vcrnall chiirch). ■' LIGHT HFAVY-WEIGHT CONTEST— • Mannon v. Upton. TWO 2TOYTCE COMPETITIONS—EIGHT COMPETITORS. Como Early and Avoid the Crush. Prices: 3s and 2s, Stag© 10e. • Promoters: - Cliriatchurch- -Bperts - <31ub; 8231 H. B. GOULD. Secretary. HALSWELL Bazaar, April 22nd, 23rd— Monster Display Live Stock and Goods. Admission Free. Coach meets No. 6 Tram, 2.30 to 10.30 p.m. Linwood Band. pHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL SOCIETY.— Performing Members a«> asked to make an effort to attend TO-NIGHT'S PRACTICE, ac it is hoped that a Member of the Committee will Address 3SBB MEETINGS. A GENERAL MEETING of tho Spreydon Beautifying Society will be held in the Borough Council Chambers on THURSDAY, April 23ra, at 8 p.m., to Receive and Adopt Rules ac drafted by tho committee. All perEone interested are invited to attend, J. A. WATTS, Hon. Secretary. 1898 CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE FIFTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of tho above Society will be hold in the Chamber of Commerce, Cathedral square, on THURSDAY NEXT. April 23rd, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Presentation of Annual Report. Statement of Receipts and. Expenditure. Election of Council. General C. W. HERVEY, Secretary. "" FOR SALE. AS GOOD AS 'NEW. DP.. MORKANE, who is leaving for land in a few days, hae decided to SELL his Nearly New F.N., 3-seater CAR. j This car is in, exquisite order, and the price | is very low. The difficulty of obtaining » j really good second-hand car is well known, ; but "buyers need have no hesitation with this one. On behalf of another client wo offer & 12-25 h.p. 5-«catcr TALBOT (London), fitted with Stewart Precision Carburetter, Dual Ignition (Magneto and Separate Battery with Lodge System), Speedometer, Clock, Stepney with new tyre, and all Toole. This car we can specially recommend to anyone requiring a good family car in the pink of condition, and enbject to any examination by an outside expert, and to any trio). T.'.'-e, £350. A. W. SMITH and SON. 412 Central Garago. CHANCE OP A LIFETIME. SPLENDID NORTH ISLAND FARM. i Cjj ACRES at £8 10s per sere.—£lso de-J-O'i: posit, balance easy terms. Splendid β-roomed House, also m&n'a cottage of 4 rooms. Good Cowsheds, Stables, Oatbuildings, etc. Young Orchard, wall watered. Subdivided into 9 paddocks. All ploughable land and well fenced. Three m2ee from School and Poet Office. Cream Cart calls daily. Splendid land. Mild climate, and a very pretty Farm. Koto the Easy Terms. GODFREY and TAYLER, (W. S. Godfrey), 90 Armagh street. LAND IN THE NORTH, Y9O ACRES O.R.P. On good read, only four miles from risin? township, 723 Acre*, subdivided into 6 paddocks. Good Homestead, telephone, wor>thop, milking ehed, etc. '" Our NORTH ISLAND AGENT advise* us that this property is being sold under EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES, and thaj there ia a SURE PROFIT of £3 10s per acre awaiting a buyer. ARRANGE TO INSPECT IMMEDIATELY". j W. J. STEVEN and CO, ' 33& 101 Hereford street.