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Lyttelton Times, Volume LII, Issue 5826, 28 October 1879, Page 1

SntorUlmnonts. T H i'a TB E R OTA. L., lessees ... Hems Hiscooks, Hayman, and Co. i THIS EVENING (TUB9D4Y), - 'Brilliant Reception of the Opera HABITAKA, ■ AND THE ENGLISH OPEBA COMPANT ; HABIT AN A. j HABITAKA. Don Cesar ... '■... Mk Charles Floexnce DonJo*4 ... Mn J, U. Bbownino Kina ol Spain ...■ ... Mr J, H. Edmonds Montana... ... ... Mis* Jenny Thom ’ Lacarillo ... • ... ... Mbs Cbablis Fioesnc* Conductor ... ... Hr H, F, Towle. Leader .„ _. ... Professor Hughes. lln preparation, the BOHEMI AN GXBL, IL j TBOVADOBE, 4c. ! Box plan at Montague’s Bazaar. 8916 Oddfellows* .Hall, ; POBT LYTTELTON. i . Per Two Nights Only. ~~, ! . TO - NIG H IIM ONDA T} , - 1 and TUESDAY, Oct. 27 and 28, Professor Jones' Grand .Illnsionary Entertainment THE GHOSTS I THE GHOSISI , Million Prices—3s, 2s, and Is, 8927-492 o D D P EL 10W8‘ TTA L L Lichfield street. JUL A GBAND VOCAL AND INSTBUMENTAL ! CONCEET To be given bythe 3bd BATTALION BAND,, ON THUBSDAT, OCT. 30. Under the distinguished patronage of i His Worship the Mayor of Christchurch, 1 C, T* XCK, Esq.. . Connoillors Gapes, Bishop, Hnlbert, King, Taylor, CherriU, Ayers, Cufi, Lambert, England,Vincent, Wyatt ’ COLONEL PACKE, Major Lean ' Captain Craig Captain Hawkes . . .. - . ~ Warner LxSutenailt Strange Lieutenant Appleby „ . Wolfe - . Bub-Lieut. Francis And the Non-Commissioned Officers and Volunteers of the 3rd Battalion, - PBOGBiUUE: 1. Overture, “Der FreisohQtz’’ (Weber) —Bat. talionßand 2. 6ong, ~N obleßeyofTrnth" (Parry) MrJ. ’H. Edmonds 3. Bong, “ Esmeralda" (W. C. Levey) —Mrsßarry 4. Dno Concertahte for Violin and Piano, “Puritani" (Osborne and .De Beriot)—Messrs J. Coombs and Landergan 5. Song (Counter Tenor), “ Then Ton'll Bemember ‘ Me " (Balfe)—Mr A. A. North 6. Song, “ The Balt" (Pineuti)—Miss E. Bowley 7. Duet (Violin and Piano), “ Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti)—Masters Herman 8. Song, “In Happy Moments" (V. Wallace)—Mr 9. Concertina Sold, •' Guillaume Tell" (Blagrove) j Miss. Taylor ~ Intseval or Five Minutes. 10, Overture, “ La. Somnambula " (Bellini)—Battallion Band U. Song (Comic), Select—Mr Bees ■ IS, Vocal Duet, “All's Well" (Braham) —Messrs ! Edmonds and Parrant '' > 18. Trio (Instrumental—Comet, Violin and Piano) • —Mesßrs C. and J, Coombs and Landergan I*. Song—Mrs Barry 15. Bong, “Let Me Lika a Soldier Pall ” (V. ; Wallace)—Lieut. Appleby Id. Song, “ Sweethearts ’* (Sullivan)—Miss Bowley 17. Song, “ Polly " (Molloy)-Mr J. Carder 18. Galop, ** Midnight" (Dom)—Battalion Band “ God Save the Queen." . ' Conductor, Mr Landergan. Prices of admission —3s, 2a, Is. Seats secured and tickets obtained at Messrs Milner and Thompson’s High street. Concert commences at 8 o’clock. Carriages ordered for half-past 10. 9960-493 o D S ? E L LOWS 1 H A L L. Look Out Fijr HALL 4 MEBTON’S JUVENILE DBAM ATIC ■; ■■■.■ v: " COMPANT, v- /. FBIDAT AND SATUEDAT. ALONE I ALONEI ALONE! G. A. FULLEB, Business Manager. BT. LUKE'S SCEOOLBOOM. j* AST ENTEBTAINHENT OF THE SEASON. THIS ETB NIN G, At 8 p.m. PBOGBAMME: 1. Pianoforte Duet, Allegro (from Beethoven’s Ist. Symphony) 2. Song, “ Pair is my Love”—B. P. Gueritz3. Song, “ The Needle Song “ Miss Ada S. Taylor 4. Hesitation—Eev B, A. Mortimer 6, Part Songs (I: |$° r ’Cg”" ”} Glee Part J 6. Song, “The Lady of the Lea’’—Mrs Townend 7. Pianoforte Solo , 8. Song, “ Booked in the Cradle of the Deep"— A. Appleby 9. Beading—Alexander Lean t 10. Song. “ The Colleen Bawh"—T. H, Barnett 11. Piano Duet, Air, with variations in G (Mozart) 12. PaxtSongs {«g'^Xights” 13. Song, “ The Birds were Telling One Another” —Miss A. 8. Taylor 14. Beading—E, A. Worthy, B.A. 15. Song, “She Wore a Wreath of Boses" i A. Appleby 16. Song, “ Will Ho Come"—Mrs Townend 17. Piano Solo 18. Song, “ Alice Where Art Thou"—T. H. Barnett 19. Fart Songs {«• xiie Three Chafers ” I Admission—One shilling. 9991-493 ORIENTAL EXHIBITION. ’IMTILL Open on Thursday, Oct. 30, at 2.50p.m., f| at J. T. Ford 4 Co.’s new buildings, Cashel street (up-stairs), aud will continue for a short season. This exhibition has met with neat success all through the Australian Colonies, also in .Wellington and Dunedin. Exhibits consist of the most chaste and beautiful workmanship Of the east. Admission Is. Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. M. KAUBT 4 M, ALI, 9820-489 Proprietors. HABEWOOD EOAD. N Entertainment will he given in the Schoolu room on Thursday, Oct. SO, in aid of the day School Prize Fima. To commence at 8 p.m. Admission, Is. 9955-492 L TBA MEETING 4 BNTEETAINMBNT will he held in the District Schoolroom, liapoi Island Sonth, on Thursday Evening Next, t. 30. Tea at 6; Entertainment 7.30. Admission 2s. 9969-493 Meetings. NOBTH CANTEBBUBT CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. LMEETING will he held at M’Lean’s Crown Hotel, Amherley, on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 7 a., to arrange Programme of .Sports, *o., at nualOatheri^ QH 0-490 1. O. WILLIAMS. i Hon * BeoB * IN THE BANKBUPT ESTATE OF F. GUTZEWITZ, a Debtor. GKNEBAL MEETING of Creditors in the _ above Estate will be held at the office of the erslgnedon Tuesday. 4 ,'' Trastee. Sporting. G O O £ SON’S CONSULTATION ON 0.J.0. HANDICAP. TUESDAY, NOV. U. 1879. 1000 AS £1 Each. rat Horae »nd Horse lid Hone.;. . ... atm, divided ... n-Starters, divided £4OO 200 ICO 100 200 £IOOO age. Is for cheques j two stamps for reply It. < is, E. Oookson. Warner’s Hotel} «Bm . Chrlstohnroh. °°4o-463 COBLINQ’S VIOTOBIAN SWEET OX THB O. HANDlCAP.—Christchurch Spring Meet-, tag—looo members at £1 each. IngVhrst Prize Second do. Third do ...£SOO 200 100 100 100 : r, drawing will take place under the supervision gommitfee of subooriben present so soon M. IwMrt isflUtd.—J. MOBLIHQ. Victorian itehureh. SSB6A7B