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AMUSEMENTS. BILL LIGHTNIN - HAS FIXED IT. .bill Lightnia' has made arrangements with, the Union Shipping Co. eo that ho and his . associates rood cot leave Christchurch until Thursday next, eo that tho grand final pre» j sentation of "LIGHTNIX'" will now toka placo on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, his tea J ol To-night, as originally advertised. H E A T R E ROYAL. Direction: J. C. "WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager: JOHN• FARRELL. LAST TWO SIGHT?. LAST TWO X I C. II T .S. LAST TWO NIGHTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. "L I G H T N I X*." "L I G II T N I X l ." "L I G H T N I XV "L I G II T X I NV TO-XIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT. J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD., Present JOHN D. O'HARA Tho World's Greatest Character Comedian. ROBERT TOMS. DIANA WILSON. JOHN BECK. FREDERICK ESMELTON. In tho famous Comedy Drama, "L I G H T N I NV "L I G H T N I JT." "L I G H T X I X*." "L I G H T X I NV "L I G H T N I NV whioh lias fairly captured Christchurch. PLANS at The Bristol. DAY SALES at Toy Cave Lollio Store. PRICES: Dre?s Circle and Reserved Stalk, 7s 3d; Stalls, 3s Sd; Gallery, Is 7d. Ali prices include amusement tax. 3698 BOXING BOXING. BOXING BOXIXG. BOXING BOXIXG. King edward barracks. ING EDWARD BARRACKS FRIDAY. JUNE 4th. FRIDAY. JUNE 4th. Do Not Fail to Witness THIS EXCITING CONTEST. THIS EXCITING COKTTEST. EUGENE YOLAIRE EUGENE YOLAIRE EUGENE VOLAIRE T. FRANK O'NEILL. FRANK O'NEILL. FRANK O'NEILL. VOLAIRE, Clever Light-weight, VOLAIRE, Clever Light-weight, v. v. ▼. N.Z.'S CRACK LIGHT-WEIGHT. N.Z.'S CRACK LIGHT-WEIGHT. KING EDWARD BARRACKS. KING EDWARD BARRACKS. JUNE 4th. FRIDAY. TUNE 4tt«. JUNE 4th. FRIDAY. JUNE 4th. .RESERVES Milner and Thompson's. Rin:*sida Seats 10a. Non-reserved Seats. 6a, Sa, 4a. ' 3441 "v" _ SITUATIONS VACANT. / J,. i ,'j- „ J BALLANTYNE and CO. Have a Vacancy in their Dress and Silk Dept. for AN EXPERIENCED ! SALESMAN. Apply by letter, stating fullest particulars. 86831? (For continuation of "Situations Vacant" ee» page 8 of this isruo.) ELECTION NOTICES. ' CENTRAL WARD, j BY-ELECTION. IJIHE CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION remind you that tho best interests of the City demand your VOTE TO-DAY for EDGAR F. STEAD. j ~ho merit® tlj« support of all responsible citizens. 3660F VOTE TO-DAY. HOPPY, RICHARD. Shopkeepers .. •• Vote Hoppy Workers Vote Hoppy Importers -• •• Vote Hoppy Manufactufera .. •• vote Hoppy MR RIC.HARD HOPPY has worked hard for— Better Access to the Sea. Better Control of Motor, Vehicular, and Street Traffic. BETTER RAILWAY FACILITIES (a» a shopkeeper and business ni&n he knows what conjuration and delays in delivery of goods mean). HOPPY is out for Process of Christchurch pml North Canterbury. . HOPPY is out for Dredging OUR ES- . TUARY for shipping trade. HOPPY i 3 out for a Port Chriatchoich Gchcme. HOPPY has the courage of his convictions. HE DESERVES YOUR VOTE. T. 11. HARKER, Hon. Secretary Port Christchurch Leaguei 36C2 MEETINGS. ANNUAL MEETING ci BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS' SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society will be held in the Y.ILC.A. HALL, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE 2nd, at 8 pjn. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Board. General. ITR F. N. AJCDERSON will preside. Supper at 9.15, kindly provided by Ladiorf Guilds. RONALD S. BADGER, 3522 Hon. Secretary. P SYCHIC RESEARCH SOCIETY. Fore®tore' Hall, Oxford terrace, off Manchester street—TO-NIGHT, 7.30, Addrea# of Instruction. Messages from tho Invisible. Mr W. Norton t*ylor. AdrrrinKinn Flta. 90