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|ST©w Advertisements. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCE. ATTEND ANCE wilt be given in the Vestry ' THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, between 3 and 5 o'clock, for the purpose of letting the Sittings for the ensuing half year ; also, on TUESDAY and, WEDNESDAY Evenings next week, from 7 to 8 o'clock. Christchurch, Feb. 18. 8447 UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES ON SUNDAY (TO-MORROW), FEBRUARY 19, BONNINGTON'S HALL, Christchurch, will be opened for Divine Service, in connection with the above churches, when TWO SERMONS will be preached by the REV. J. TYERMAN, Late of Chesterfield, England. Service to commence at half-past ten in the morning, and six in the evening. ggg"A collection will be made at the close of each service, to defray expenses. On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, A recognition TEA MEETING will be held in the New Chapel, Addington. Tea on the table at half-past five. Tickets, one Shilling and Sixpence each, may be had of Messrs. T. R. Fisher and Co. ; G. Booth, Lichfield-street; J. Pool, Selwyn-street; and at the door. After tea, A PUBLIC MEETING will be held ; the Revs. C. Frazer, M.A., W. J. Habens, 8.A., G. Grant, T. R. Fisher, J.Tyerman, Dr. Foster, Mr. J. Wilson, and other friends are expected to address the meeting. 3444 LYTTELTON FANCY BAZAAR. POSTPONEMENT. THIS Bazaar will be held in the New Assembly Rooms, Lyttelton, on MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 27th and 28th FEB., Instead of as previously advertised, each day from 11 till 5, and re-opening at 7 p.m. Contributions may be forwarded to either of the under-mentioned ladies. Mrs. H. P. Murray Aynsley Mrs. Barker Miss Balestiee Mrs. Geo. Buckley Mrs. Donald Mrs. Edmiston Mrs. Gee, Christchurch Mrs. T. M.Gee Mrs. Knowles Mrs. Leake, Christchurch Mrs. E. Mills Miss Parsons Mrs. J. T. Rouse Mrs. G. Tayler. 3380 COKER'S CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. QUADRILLE ASSEMBLIES, Every MONDAY AND THURSDAY, Commencing Feb. 20th, under the management of Mr. R. W. Kholer. Admission, 2s. 6d. Dancing at 8 o'clock, c 3427 THE FAR-FAMED TRAGEDIAN, MR. CHARLES DILLON, WITH MRS. CHARLES DILLON, WIM. SHORTLY APPEAR FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES DILLON. CHARLES DILLON, THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN OF THE AGE. 3402 JjJOYAL PRINCESS' THEATRE. Sole Lessee Mb. J. L. Hall. Positively the last night of the greatest hit of the season, FAUST. THIS EVENING, (SATURDAY), FEB. 18, The performance will commence with the French drama, entitled THE TWO ADVENTURERS. After which, SIX MAGNIFICENT PRIZES will be given away. The whole to conclude (for positively the last time) with the tragical, comical, and demoniacal burlesque of FAUST!, Or, Alonzo Ye Brave and Ye Fair Imogen. On Monday, Young Alma, the great American Somersault Thrower will made his first appearance. Tuesday, Benefit of the Misses Alice and Laura Wiseman. 3436 PRESBYTERY OF CANTERBURY. A pro re nata MEETING OF PRESBYTERY will be held in St. Andrew's Church, oa TUESDAY, 21st instant, at 11 o'clock a.m., to dispose of a Call from the Presbyterians of Timaru in favour of the Rev. George Barclay. CHARLES FRASER, Moderator. Christchurch, 18th Feb. 3442 WORKING MEN'S BUILDING SOCIETY. THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society will be held at the Foresters' Hall, THIS EVENING, Sat. Feb. 18, at 7 o'clock, to receive the Auditor's Report for the past year, &c.,&c. After which, Monthly Subscriptions will be received as usual. GEO. FURBY, 3451 Secretary.