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Lyttelton Times, Volume LIX, Issue 6875, 13 March 1883, Page 1

AmoMmonts, «o. HIA T B ■ 0 Y A L. essee ... Mr A. T. Dunning. Manager Mr J. P, Burnett. Business Manager ~, Mr J*. A, Underwood. MISS JBHNII LEE, MB J. P. BUBMBTT, And their Melbourne Company. , THB GUASBHOPPEfi. THB GBABBHOPPBB. ENOBMOUH SUOCB4B. ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE. The mott snenesefnl and amusing Comedy ever produced in Christchurob.. TONIGHT (TUESDAY), MABOH l»ra. THB OBaHsHOPPBR, Adaoted from the French of MM. Moilhao and Hale* vy by »t J. P. Burnett, «nd played to orowded homes in Melbourne daring a ran of olsht oo&smrative we»ks. Pibroch o Donald Oha. " His Heart was trne to Poll." The original beautiful scenery, painted by Mr G. Oordon, (or the production in Melbourne Popular Prioes-4», 2s «d, la. Box plan at Milner and Thompnon's. Tickets at levy'*. 8. GENESE, 4186 Business Manager for Mi»s Jennie Lee. THIS CELBBBATBD WAB COBBESPONDKNT, k BOBIBiLD J? OBBES WUI deliver One of hie interesting LBCTUBEB lathe ODDFELLOWS' HALL, KAIAPOI, OK THUEBDAY. MABOH 15. Doom open at 7.30, to commence at 8 p.m. Tickets s—Besorved Mats, saleoted from plan, 4i t unreserved front Mate, 3s; beok seat*. 4186 237 DDF EL LOWS' lioarisLD Btebet. ' THUBSDAY EVENING, MABOH 15. PBOFBaSOa*LK> MEDO Will hold a Phrenological Seance. Subject of Beading—"MOHAßD II." Phrenological Discourse—- «• MIND ANU MATTEB." Pnblio exiunin&tio ■ sof Beada. Admission, If, 2», and 8iDoors open at 7.t0; oommenoe at 8 p.m. DANCING. LESSONS PMVATELY. proaohing balls. Intending patrons shonld arrange at onoo. , Hours of attendance—lo.3o s.m. to 9.30 p.m. ODDFELLOWS'" CHAMBERS, Liehfleld street. MMtingt OXFORD TEBBACB BAPTIST CHUBCH SUNDAY SCHOOL. . TEA and Pnblio Meeting will be held on L Tuesday, Maroh 13th. Addresses will be delivered by several ministers and friends. Tea on the tables at 6 30 p.m. Tioketa-ls 6d each. 4212 CANTEKBOBY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. , SPECIAL' General Meeting of the abovo L Booiety wiU be held at the offices of t>ie Grain Agonoy Company, Triangle, Tuesday, 13th Inst., at 7.80 p.m. By order, NEIL BLACK, Secretary. Business-General. 4209 Sporting. N™B BIOHTON JOjACES. TO BE HELD ON THE BEACH, FBIDAY, 18th APBII, 1883. Stbjtabds : Messrs J. Wild, H. Duncan, T. Frame, D. Kruso, J. Taylor, J. Kerr, H. Derritt, T. Free, E. J. Hawkins, M. Hawkins. Tbbabobbb: C. Falairet. . Judok: B. Biohardson. Stabtkb: J. G. Eeaton. Clbbx of the Scalss : O. Waosey. Clhebc or THB COITRSB : E. W. MiUett. HiNDICArPBBS t Five Stewards revised by Mr B. Biohardson. No, 1.— Handicap Hubdmc Baob, of 20 sovs. First horse, 16 sots ; eeoond horse, sto re. Open to horses that have not won 20 sots, or over, public money. Two miles. Nomination, i sot j aoctept&qce, 1 sot. No. 2.-Maidb* f latb, of 10 SOTS. Open to horses that bare not won 5 sots, or over, public money t second horse to save bis stake. One mile, weight fpr age. Entry, 1 sot. ok, of 10 sovs. Open to horses that have never won any pnblio money j seoosd horse to rats his stake. One mile and a half. No weight under list. Entry, 1 so?. No, 4.—Avon Cop Habmcap, of 20 sovs, with a sweepstake of 10s for aooeptors to go to the second horse. One mile and a half. Nomination I aov j aooeptanoe, 1 sov. No. 6.— Handicap Tivb Tbot. of 20 sovs. First horse. IS sovs j second, 5 sots j third, savo his stake. Three miles. No weight under 10at. Nomination, 1 sot t aooeptanoe, 1 aov. No. C—Publioass' Psbbh (District Baoo), of 10 sovs. Open to horses the bona fide property of residents in old Avon road distriot from Ist January, 1888. . Seoosftt horse save his stake. One and a quarter mile. Welter weight for age. Entry 1 sov. „ ,_ No. 7.—Distbiot Haox Bach, of 5 sots. No horse entered for any other raoo allowed to ran. j Half mile. Catoh weight*. Post entry, 10s. No. 8. CoMSOLATiOK Hahdicap, of 5 sots. For ail j beaten horses. Entry 1 sot. One mite. Nominations to be addressed to the Honorary denae, New Brighton, on or before Thursday, 82nd Maroh. Weights to be deolared about 86th Marsh. Acceptances and sweepstake on April 9th, In all raoes three horses to start or only half stakes paid. Two horses to start or no race. No horses allowed to enter that have won SO sovs or over of public mosey in one event. All horses to be ridden in colours, which are to be seat to Honorary Secretary at time of entry, with name, ago, ana oolouref horse. No person allowed to enter a horse without being a subscriber of at least halt a gninea to Bace C. J.O. Bulei in force. Five per oent wiU be deducted from groso winnings for expenses. . . „. In all oaies the decision of the Stewards present shall be final, and all legal proceedings barred. u No protest will be reoeived after 16 minutes after the race is over, and unless a deposit of 1 aov la made at the time, whleh will be forfeited if the protest prove frivolous. First raoe to oommenoe at 12 noon sharp. H. K. OOBBEB, 4835 240 Honorary Secretary, IDBLITY COMPANY'S ««» ON THE ; OHEIBTOHUBBH AUTUMN MEETING. Bace, March 88; Close about March 12. 84 Nominations and 60 N.2. Bonds. QBBAT AUTOMN HANDICAP. 84 Nominations. First 4400 Second 200 Third 100 All others divided (about «13 each)... 800 No 84, amount ... *IO9Q 80 OABH BONDB. 10 Bonds at J2O eaoh ... #IOO 20 Bonds at £lO each 800 SO Bond* at *6 each 100 Total of 60 Bonds «00 The total number oUWias is 84, and ths total amount of the Event is aUMO, There will be Font Separate Dfawings for each Ttokot, vis, i-One Drawing for the 84 Horses, and thrMSepsmte Drawings for the M Bonds. , ProgramttMS —MI «*ab, and two 2d atjamps. Ohsqnes (with Is exchange), to be payable only to a No. or to Bearer. P.O. Orders payable to Fidelity Co. only. It halt Notes send by separate Posts, ho ReiUtered Letters or Tslegama ao. espted. Address only to •* Fidelity Company.?' eare ol Alfred A. Cwoaron's Box No. 851. Dunedln, »6l