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Oddfellow s' Hal l. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), JAN. 4th, THE STEWART FAMILY In their GREAT ENTERTAINMENT, Written expressly for them by Garnet Walsh, Esq., entitled IF ! OR, AN OLD GEM RESET. Sparkling with Elegant Dresses. Scenes from Lucia and Lncrctia Borgia. Great Patriotic Song, Origin of the Union Jack of Old England. New Ballads, Save your Kisses, the Great Laughing Song, French and Nautical Medley’s, Jigs, Hornpipes, Quartettes, Trios and new Terpsichorean Duets. Doors open at half-past seven ; commence at 8 sharp. Admission —Front seats, 4s ; back, 2s 6d; gallery, Is. Reserved seats may bo secured at Bunz’s music warehouse. An efficient band under the direction of Mr Harcourt Lee, R.A.M. 1-4 5313 H. P. LYONS, Agent. H.A.C.B. SOCIETY, CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH, No. 82. AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the Members of the above Society is hereby convened for THURSDAY, January 9th, at 7 30 p m. Absent members will be fined. By order, 1-4 3533 E. O’CONNOR, Secretary. TO CARPENTERS, CABINET MAKERS, AND OTHERS. LOYDE & CO. have received per Gleaner 50,000 feet of thoroughly seasoned DRESSED PINE, from the Railway Sawmill Company, Greymouth. The above lot consists of 20,000 feet 6xl TGD flooring, Gin. face 10,000 feet 12in shelving, dressed both sides and shot 20,000 feet 12in pannelling, dressed and shot. The attention of the trade is drawn to this lot, as the timber has all been cut in the fall of the season, and dried under sheds for eighteen months. LOYDE & CO., Greymouth Coal Depot Siding, 3526 South Town Belt. TITTE, the Undersigned, have This Day vy ENTERED into CO-PARTNER-SHIP as Barristers and Solicitors, at Christchurch, under the style or firm of Joynt and Perceval. T. I. JOYNT, WESTBY B. PERCEVAL. Hereford street, Christchurch, December 31st, IS7B. 3517 THE CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that, as provided in the Christchurch District Drainage Act, 1875, an ELEGTION of one member for the South-East District will be held at St. .lohn’s Schoolroom at noon on TUESDAY, 7th T anaary, 1879, and should there be more than one candidate a poll will be taken on Tuesday, the 14tb of January, 1879 at the same place, between the hours of nine in forenoon, and four in the afternoon. ALEX. LE AN, Returning Officer. Christchurch, 30th December, 1878. 3498 EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. WEEK OF UNITED AND UNIVERSAL PRAYER. IN response to the request of the Evangelical Alliance to hold a week of Special Prayer at the commencement of the year, the Christchurch Ministers’ Association lias made arrangements for the followng Services :—| MONDAY, January 6th—A United Public Communion Service in the Durham stieet TVesleyan Church, to be conducted by the Rev. W. Morley, addresses by the Revs. J. Elmslie and S. Macfarlane. Meetings for Prayer, interspersed with short addresses, will be held in the following order : TUESDAY, January 7th—At the St. Asaph street Methodist Free Church ; President, Rev. S. Macfarlane. assisted by Revs. ’Waddell, Tinsley, and Fraser. At the St. Albans Wesleyan Church ; President, Rev. J. Crump, assisted by the Revs, Dallaston, Horner, and Keast. WEDNESDAY, January Sth —At Ss Paul’s Church ; President, Rev. J. Elmslie, assisted by Revs, Morley, White, and Walker. At the Selwyn street Church, Addington; President, Rev. S. Macfarlane, assisted by Revs. Dallaston, Tinsley, and Luxford. At the Presbyterian Church, Papanui; President, Rev, II orner, assisted by Revs. Crump, Keast, and Hodgson. Thursday, January 9th—At the Congregational Churoh; President, Rev. E, Walker, assisted by Revs. Elmslie, Macfarlane, and Luxford. At the Colombo road Wesleyan Church; President, Rev. J. S, Smalley, assisted by Revs. Keast, Dallaston, and Tinsley, FRIDAY, January lOfch—At St. Andrew’s Churoh ; President, R ev. C. Fraser, assisted by Revs, Walker, Waddell, and Smalley. At the Wesleyan Church. East Town Belt; President, Rev. J. Luxford, assisted by Revs. "White, Tinsley, and Tout. SATURDAY, January 11th—At the Cambridge Terrace Primitive Methodist Church ; President, Rev W. Tinsley, assisted by Revs. White, Hodgson, and Smalley. At the Hereford street Baptist Church j President, Rev. C. Dallaston, assisted by Revs. Elmslie, Macfarlane, and Morley. The meetings to commence at 7 30 p.m. A collection to defray expenses will be taken at the doors at the close of each service. 3467 LYTTELTON COLONISTS’ HALL. Up HE above Hall, fitted up with Stage, I. Scenery, and all requisite appliances, Including three Dressing rooms, can be engaged for Concerts, Theatrical, and other Entertainments, on application to Librarian, to “Press” or “Times” office, Lyttelton. Terms, Including gas and use of piano, <62 2b per night, For more than one night, as per avraemowft. 5846 SPECIAL TO CRICKETERS. TO make room for our new Christmas Stock of FANCY GOODS, The balance of ORICKETING MATERIA LS Will be sold at greatly Reduced Prices, Oobbßt’s, Feltham’s, and Duke’s best makes. MONTAGUE’S Fancy Bazaar, High street. 3257

NOTI C E . JAMES MULLIGAN & CO. ’iSH to announce o the Citizens of Christchurch, Suburbs, aud 4 surrounding dis* tricta, that ihcir PREMISES AEB NOW OPENED. Our Stock is very Largo and Well Selected, comprising everything in GENERAL DRAPERY, Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Honiton, Point, Limerick, Valenciennes Maltese, and other Laces, GLOVES and HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS in every material, including Black and Coloured Silks, Irish Poplins, House Furnishings of every description. MEN’S, BOYS’, AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, IN ALL STYLES. We are Cash Buyers, and Import our Coo ls direct from the Manufacturers, thereby saving all Warehousemen’s Profits and Home Discounts, and planing us in a position to oiler many advantages to our customers who will do us the honor of a visit. JAMES MULLIGAN & CO HIGH STREET, CBEISTOHUKCH,