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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7221, 22 April 1884, Page 1

Amusements, &o. s GC HEA TE B R OYA L. 1 Lessees and Directors i Mos»ra Williamson, Qaruor aud Musgrove, EOT AT/ I COMIC OPEEA COMIC COMPANY I COMIC TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23bp, GEAND INAUQUEAI/ NIGHT or Williamson, Garner and Musgrove’s EOYAL COMIC OPEEA COMPANY. COMIC COMIC COMIC EIGHTEEN NIGHTS, Eirst production in Christchurch'of the worldfamed Comic Opera LA MABCOTTB I The LA MASCOTTE LuckLA MASCOTTE I Bbinokr. LA MASCOTTE LA MASCOTTE LA MASCOTTE This celebrated work has been performed to overwhelming audiences throughout Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, andlately in Auckland, Napier, and Wellington, everywhere creating a great furore, public and Press uniting in one general opinion that for pureness of plot, tuneful music, taking vocalisation, excellent orchestra rendering, elegant costumes, appropriate scenery and appointments, it has never been equalled. Box plan at Milner and Thompson’s, where FAMILY TICKETS AT REDUCED BATES, ./• transferable and available for any night during the season, can be obtained at the following prices Dress Circle (Twenty Tickets)... £5 0 0 Stalls do 3 0 0 The Directors rely entirely on the merits of their entertainment for support, and with this obiectin view, it is not their intention to ask the public to purchase subscription tickets until it is satisfied with the performances, and that the Company is worthy of their support. Prices of admission—Dress circle, 6s; stalls, 4s; second stalls, 2s; pit, Is. Day tickets at Levy’s, tobacconist. 0. NOBILI, Business Manager. ! Professor Audeesok, 1 THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH. ' TO-NIGHT, TUESDAYOddfellows’ Hall, Kaiapoi. > WEDNESDAY—i Oddfellows’ Hall, Lyttelton. THURSDAYAt Sea. FRIDAY— Theatre Royal, Wellington, for Season. 4495 Lectures. FEBBtHOUGHT HALL. This Evening at 8, iy|* E CHAELES BEIGHT’S LAST LECTURE. IS THE BIBLE GOD WORTHY OP REVERENCE. Admission—One Shilling. 4496 Exhibitions. SOCIETY’S EXHIBITION. Admission—One Shilling. ANDERSON’S BUILDINGS Cashel Street. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 3915 Art Unions. i PROSPECTUS. ART UNION DRAWING.-Issue of 2000 Tickets at 10s»6d each. List will close and drawing take place on or before 2nd day of June next.—An Art Union Drawing will take place (in the presence of a Notary Public) immediately after the subscription list has been closed, on or before ■ the 2nd day of June next. Should, moreover, the i full number of tickets not be applied for by the • date fixed, a pro rata distribution of prizes will be i made. The prizes will consist of Oil Paintings, Water-colour Drawings, Etchings and Curios, and will include some gems of Colonial scenery by New Zealand artists. Also, some fine examples of European and Oriental China. An inspection of the various Works of Art is respectfully requested at the offices of the promoter, Mr Murray Aston, No 2 Duncan’s Buildings, Manchester and Cashel i streets, Christchurch, where prospectuses may be - obtained. It is proposed to award Three Prizes of i the value of 100 guineas each, one of 90 guineas, i two of 80 guineas, one of 40 guineas, five of 20 guineas, ten of 10 guineas, thirty of 5 guineas, and twenty of S guineas; in all 72 prizes of the total . value of 1000 guineas. N.B. —An early application for shares is desirable, os the drawing will take place positively by the . 2nd of June, and the issue will not exceed 200 u 1 tickets, 4440 295 BRIDGES’ HAYDON GALLERY OF ART, 1 37, Collins street, opposite Bank of Victoria. j 800 GRAND WORKS. ADMISSION, Is. BRIDGES’ bond fide Art Union consists of 63 Pictures, pronounced by experts to be most rare and costly, and of the full value for £IO,OOO. , The Shareholders’ interests are amply protected ) by Mr Bridges on his property of the ascertained ’ aggregate value of £50,000. FIFTY PRIZES, in ■ Ten Thousand Shares of £1 each. Prize winners desiring to sell after the drawing, the following amounts ore guaranteed for each prize .—Two at £IOOO each, two £SOO each, four £250 each, two £l6O each, six £IOO each, eight £SO each, six £3O each, and twenty at £2O each. Secure tickets at once, as the drawing will take place as notified three days after the few remaining tickets are sold. For tickets, prospectus and full information, apply Head Office, Art Exhibition, 37, Collins street oast, Melbourne. Letters promptly answered. 1875 228 WM. BRIDGES, Proprietor. RAPIDLY FILLING. ientleman’s Model Farm lomestead, 3000 SHARES and health and Sure Fortune comfort to the lucky £1 EACH. oud to none Shareholder. ;he Colony. mORTUNA’S GRAND NOVEL CONSULTAH TION. TO BE DRAWN END OF THIS MONTH. 27 PRIZES, as follows ; t prize—The Form and Homestead (ap proved value) ... id prize—Cash Award i2O ," ”, at £1 £3OOO Ids beautiful property is situated in t,be Shag ley District, no great distance from the railway, talning several hundred acres of supoWor wheatvrincr land, well fenced and enb-dwidod, and tly laid down in English grass, a never-failing jam of water running through the moporty. 'he Homestead comprises n well-built villa rcsioo. with first-class stabling and outbuildings. 3° garden is well laid out, and contains several aired choice full-hoaring fruit trees and oruahf freSlold of this magnificent estate will bo idod over and legally transferred, free of any whatever, to the successful sharelor the day after the drawing. £IOOO OK MORE 11 be lent on the properly, ut 7 per cent interest, Committee of shareholders will bo appointed Slrof a^ bo invited to be HontTTs also any sliareholdor who may bo so Xmtnmes £1 bach, to ho had on application by «™ loßoa for ro » ly aud hoques to to madopayaMo to “Fortune.’’ Purred. illod for, early application is necessary. Address— 41 FOBTUNA, Care of F. W. Rbiohblt, post Office, Palmerston, Otago. r.B.—Plea*, write the name and address tall tmd