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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5589, 23 January 1879, Page 1

Entertainments. Theatre Roy al. Lessee and Manager Ur George Darrell. LATE TRAIN NIGHT. The groat spectacle of Henry V, will bo over in time for the train. TO-NIGHT the world-famed young English Tragedian, ME GEORGE EIGNOLD, EIGNOLD! EIGNOLD!I EIGNOLDIII Who hag proved a MARVELLOUSLY BRILLIANT SUCCESS In big matchless impersonation of Shakupeare'e H E N E Y V . Bishops, priests, divines of all elapses and creeds have attended the presentation of Henry V., and pgonoanced loudly in favour, in an educational and moral point of view, of this great PATRIOTIC AND RELIGIOUS PLAY, The magnificent scenery, historically correct, the gorgeous battle spectacles, witnessed but once in a lifetime. The Star supported by Mr George Darrell’s GRAND DRAMATIC COMBINATION. Prices—Dress circle, 6s j Stalls, 4s; Pit, 2s. Box office at Bllnz’s Music Warehouse. Oddfellows* H all. GRAND CONCERT or MDLLE. CHAEBONNET, The Distinguished Pianiste, From the Conservatoire of Music, Paris, Assisted by Miss Flohekce Neville, The Accomplished Vocalist from Melbourne; Signor Luisbtti. Baritone Vocalist, from Milm: And Mb W. H. Sinus. THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 23. Part I. Song, " L’amor Funesto ’* (Donizetti)—Signor Laisetti. Ballad, “ Waiting ’* (Millard)—Miss Florence Neville. Piano Solo, “Prayer from Mosd” (Thalberg)— Mdlle. Alice Ohabbonnet. Aria/'Barliere di Seviglia" (Rossini—Miss Florence Piano Solo, “3rd Concerto,*’ Allegro (Eie?)— Mdlle. Alice Cbabbonnet. Part 11. Vocal Dnet, “ Trovatore’’ (Verdi)—Miss Neville and Signor Laisetti. Piano Solo, Sezteit, bom '* Lncla dlLammermoor” (Listz) — Mdlle. Alice Cbabbonnet. Cavatina, “ Cenerentola ’’ (Rossini) Signor Luisettie Waltz Song, “Oh, how delightful” (Molloy) Miss Florence Neville. Piano Solo, “Polonaise Brillante** (Weber)— Mdlle. Alice Cbabbonnet. “God Save the Queen,” by all the Artistes. The Grand Piano used by Mdlle. Chorbonnet is from Herr BUnz’s Mnsio Saloon. Second and Last Concert of MDLLE. CHAEBONNET MONDAY, JAN. 27, With an Entire Change of Programme. 5695-90 ST. AUGUSTINE LODGE. 609 K.C. THE Installation Banquet will be held at the St. Augustine Hall on THURSDAY, Jan. 23, at 7.30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from the Officers, or P. C. TRIBE, 5526-85 Secretary. Mu dme. Josephine, (From Melbourne and Dnnedin), Professor of Phrenology and Astrology, may be Consulted daily after 11 a.m„ at uer residence, corner of Park Terrace and Chester street west. 4016-41

Meetings. CHRISTCHURCH CHESS CLUB, THE Annual Meeting of the Christchurch Chess Club will be held on Thursday, Jon. 23, at 8 p.m., at Warner’s Hotel. Business: To receive the Report of the outgoing Committee, and to elect a President and Officers for the ensuing year. The attendance of all members of the Club is requested. J. V. COLBOKNE YEEL, 5545-85 President. CATHEDRAL GUILD. A GENERAL MEETING of the Guild will be held nt the College Library on THURSDAY Next, Jan. 23, at 8 p.m. ME N. K. CHEEEILL will give a Lecture, entitled " Some Recent Speculations in Astronomy." KEY W. DUNKLEY will give a Reading. The Guild Choir, under the direction of Mr J. S. Jameson, will contribute a Selection of Music. Open to all. WALTER DUNKLEY, Hon. See. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RAILWAY PICNIC. A GENERAL MEETING of the Employees will be held THIS EVENING (Thursday, Jan. 23, 1879), at 7.30 p.m., in the Accountant's Office. Bcsikess : To receive the report of Committee, etc, E. P. CEOSBIE. 6730.91 Hon. Sec. BREWERS’ PICNIC. A GENERAL Meeting of Brewers’Employees will be held at Cookson’s Commercial Hotel, on Tuesday next, 28th instant, at 8 p.m., to arrange for above. W . SCARLETT. 5097-90 Sec. Pro. Tern. PUBLIC MEETING. KOWAI PASS RACES. IN compliance with the request of a numerously signed petition of residents and others to hold a Meeting and discuss the question of reviving the Races in this district, I have groat pleasure m doing so, and name tho Kowai Pass Schoolroom as the j lace of meeting, nt 7 P-nn on Jm^Bo^lß79. 5021-88 Chairman Domain Board. EAKAIA AND ASHBURTON FORKS RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE OP MEETING.

IVTOTICE la hereby Riven that an Extraordinary General MEETING o£ the Shareholders of "The Rakaia and Ashburton Forks Hallway Company (Limited) '* will be hold at the offices of the above-mentioned Company*, in Hereford street, Christehnroh, on PHI DAY, the 2-Hh day of January, 1879, at 8 o'clock p.m., to consider and pass the following Special Besolution. namely—- •• That the capital of The Bakaia and Ashburton Forks Hallway Company (Limited) bo increased by the issue of five thousand new shares of the nominal value of twenty pounds each, and that the Directors bo and are hereby authorised to allot and issue the said shares to such persons (whether Directors or others), and at such times as they may think fit, and such now shares shall be considered as part of the original capital of the Company, and be subject to the same provisions in all respects as if they had been part of the original capital. C. F. BANKER. Secretary. Hereford street, Christchurch, Jan. 8,1879. 48<5-b3 Sermons, &o. aOS PEL ADDRESS (D.V.) will bo given by Mr F. Train, In the Hall, "Worcester street, opposite the Christchurch Chib, on Wednesday (this day) Evening, 7.30; and ou Sunday Evening nt 0.30. Election Notices. CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Nominations for two Members to servo ou tho Lyttelton Harbour Board will bo rejuivod up to noon of tho Oltli histant.^ >lO3-82 Returning Officer. Lost, Pound, Sco. AME ASTRAY and boon running in my swamp paddock since Jan 19, one chestnut andlone dark brown draught lllly foal. If nst claimed within 30 days will be sold. Owner oan have t wiuus ou ciays win uo owm. _ T ssffirassr i “‘ y * s ” ! TKAYED on to my promises, on ■ Jnn. 15. 1879. a white skyo-torrlerUog.ool^ _ 15, 1879, a white skyo-iorner Apply to G. Vonnell, Sandhills. If not claimed within U days from Jam 23. 1870, will be sold to iofray expenses.