amusements. CHRISTCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR. CHRISTCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR. CHRISTCHURCH MALE VOICE CHOIR. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 8 P.M. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 8 IX jpl I Y I C T I I IS A T R E \J Dr. J. C. Bradshaw (conductor). Miss Aileeu Warren (accompanist). FINAL PROGRAMME OP SEASON. REQUEST ITEMS, result of voting by patrons of last concert. All the favourite numbers of the Choir's vast repertoire, comprising part-songs, traditional airs, shanties, glees, etc (accompanied and unaccompanied). READ THE PROGRAMME, then book your seats at The Bristol for one of the finest programmes yet presented. THE CHOIR (assisted by the Cathedral Choristers) —"The Londonderry Air," liana of Hope and Glory" (Elgnr), "Bells of at. Michael's Tower" (Stewart), (Slianty), and "The Farmer's Daughters (trad.). THE MEN ONLY —"The Long Day Closes (Sullivan), "The Herald" (Elgar), and "Drink lo Ms Only" (arr. Coleman). THE BOYS ALONE —"The Bells of Aberdovey" (Welsh melody), and "Hark, Hark, tho Lark" (Schubert), (Master A. E. Berry, soloist). MISS LILLIAN lIANHAM (soprano), assisting Soloist: "Polonaise" (Mignon), and a group of three songs by Grieg, "Tlio Princess," "A Swan," and "With a Water Lily." MR H. BLAKELEY (Tenor) —"All Hail! Thou Dwelling" (Faust). MR W. J. RICHARDS (Bass)-—"Five and Twenty fcailormen" (Coleridge-Taylor). Box Plans now at The Bristol, 2s, 2s, 2s (plus 3d booking fee) for all parts of the TTieatre, or at the Civic Ticket office. Big house assured. Doors opened at 7.30 p.m. Ushers in attendance from 7.20 All unpaid subscriptions (now should be paid at once to the hon. treasurer (K. More), 133 Manchester street, City. '6028 G A R I) B N PARTY in aid of ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL BUILDING FUND. BISHOPSCOURT, 100 PARK TETtHACE. To be opened bv LADY WIG RAM. DECEMBER 12t.h. Admission Free. 1843
PUBLIC NOTICES. CIIRISTCIIU'RCII TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. rilHB TECHNICAL COLLEGE will celebrate X this month the 25TH ANNIVERSARY of its Foundation, and former Students, Board Members, and Staff are cordially invited to take part in tho functions arranged, which aro as follows: — FRIC'AY EVENING, DECEMBER 11 111. At 7.30 p.m. ADDRESS BY MR ,T. H. HOWELL at the ANNUAL PRIZE-GIVING in the CIVIC THEATRE. Prizes to be presented by DK. Hight, Chairman of tho First' Board of Governors, and Mrs Hight. Admission by card only, obtainable at the Technical College. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 th, 8-5 p.m. GARDEN PARTY at tho Girls' Hostel, Elisor's road. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13th. 3 p.m. CATHEDRAL SERVICE, to which Past and Present Board Members, Staff, Pupils, and Parents are especially invited. • ADDRESS BY THE RIGHT REV. THE BISHOP. Collection for tho Mayor's Relief of I>istreß» Fund. MONDAY, KECEMBE7R 14th. 810 p.m. SOCIAL EVENING in tfsn School Hall. ADDRESSES by MR J. 11. HOWELL AND DR. HIGHT. Early Application for Admission Cards for the Garden Party and the Social should be made at the Technical College. 4759 JOYFUL WEEKENDS. OYFUL WEEK-ENDS. JOYFUL WEEK-ENDS. Add to the e>. ... ment it your week-ends with a good supply of SAMOAN BANANAS. SAMOAN BANANAS. SAMOAN BANANAS. Light, wholesome, brimful of flavour »n4 B°odpe»»> Saraoan Bananas not only satisfy and nourish, bpt they provide' a diet tnat is easily prepared and pomes as a welcome change from heavy f0.045. Grown in New Zealand territory under the supervision of the New Zealand Government. FOR GOODNESS' SAKE FOR GOODNESS' SAKE BUY SAMOAN BUY SAMOAN CORBAN'S FAMOUS N.Z. WINES'. MESSRS A. a. Cbrban and Sons, Mt. Lebanon Vinoyards, Henderson, Auckland, take pleasure in announcing the appointment of MESSRS M, B. COOK and. 00., 152 Hereford street, Chrlstchurch, as agents for CORBAN'S Customers may now get immediate delivery for Xmas by ordering from M. B. Cook and Co., who will glvo attentiop to all instructions. Wines from £2 2s to £4 5s per case, delivered. Corban'g quality wines awarded Gold and Silver medalß, World Competition judged in Adfelalde, South Australia. Don't forget •* CORBAN'S WINES for your XMAS' ORPER. 5961 TO THIS RESIDENTS OP CHRISTCHURCH AND SUBURBS. ' OWING to the continuous loss of iny Milk Bottles, the undersigned would very much appreciate it if those who are not ruy Customers, but receive milk in bottles branded "X.L.," wquld kindly communicate with me, which will be to their acjviintage. JOE TAYLOR,, Proprietor X.L. Dairy, 06 Wirksworth road, 'Phone 23-792. P»p»nui. 6966 A WARNING TO SHOPKEEPERS SELLING MILK. ANY Shopkeeper after this date found Seltfng Milk in the Oity of Chris,tchuroli, or Suburb?, in "X.L." Dairy Bottles, will ba Prosecuted withput further notice, or delay. JOE TAYLOR, Proprietor X.L. Dairy, 06 Wirksworth road, 'Phone 23-792. Papanui. 5967 ST. BEDE'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSN. (Incorporated). ALL Members are cordially invited to attend THE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF COLLEGE PRIZES at the memorial HALL, papanui, TO-NIGHT, IT 8 P.M. ' R. BOLAND, 1831 * Hon. Secretary. QOOKING DEMONSTRATIONS. M.E.D. ivjll NOT BE HELD . DURING DECEKBETt, but will recommenca after the Holidays. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. 6974 BANANAS. BANANAS. H 4242
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