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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXII, Issue 7413, 2 December 1884, Page 1

Amusement**. Ac. T It o r A L. Signor Aoastt. II JB A T » » Manager for Mis* Ward . TOIOAY. DECEMBER Arn, First Appearance in Ohristahureh of the Greet Tinttie Actnwwt, Mi»» GENEVIEVE WASI), And Mr W. 11, VBHNON. The Celebrated English Actor, Miss Ward, In addition to her Innumerable •r d»! lo triumphs ?n Enromi and America, is now, in conjunction with Mr W. U. Vernon, making a tonr of tb« world, and baa recently concluded the MOOT BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL HKAHOJ} ever played by any Star in the Australian Colon lee, Pram nod Public being unanimous in their renilct tbut MISS GENEVIEVE WARD in without inception tiro Greatest Tragic Actress of the English-speaking stags, Mlm Gknroriere Ward s first appearance tn thin city wilt be a* Stephanie (bar original crwatlon) In the Grand Play FORGET ME NOT. Sir Hoiuck Weutr ... Mr W, U, Vkbsoh Err. mists ... Miss Gskkvisvi: W*so The magnificent costumes worn by Mis* Ward in her various charactora worn inode lor her by the celebrated Worth, of Pari*. No advance in Use PiicM-hr. 2a fid, Is, Bo* plan now open at Milner and Tliom(won’s. (Holland nit tickets at Levy'*, tobacconist. KWWJIb • LIDDY, Agent. A, A. NOUTM'H CHORAL CLANS, Assisted by Pupils, and body and Ocntlemcn Amateurs, OI.EEH, PART SONqiT DUETS. SONGS, Ac. A POPULAR VOCAL~»»n INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, TIIURSDAV, DEC. 4, ItW. In St Michael's Schoolroom, Durham street, near Tuam street. Ownductor—Mr A. A, North. Solo Accompanist-Mis* Brood bell. Chorus do—Mr J. B. Pergusson. ADMISOION—Ss asn Is. For parti caiara, see programme. SiSCI J. B, PEBGUBSON, Hon. Sec, fAOIC. NCI ENT AND J^OPERS A LECTURE, In Aid of the Funds of the BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4tb. The Lecture on the above subject will bo delivered tn the Theatre Royal, on Thursday even, lug. at » o'clock, by the Rev T. L« Meuact des Cbttsuats. Tickets may be bod at the Rooms of the Benevolent A* octof ion, at Messrs M ilner and Thompson's, and the Catholic Book Depot, Barbsdoes street. Mffl ST ANDREW'S. OXFORD. G 1 F T AUCTION, Comprising LIVE AMI DEAD STOCK. Poultry, Lands), Calves Hams, Bacon, Ploughs, Grain, Timber, Ac., Ac. Also, BALE OP WORK, Including Children's Clothing, Toys, Dolls, Fancy Work, Ac., Ac., Will be held in THB BAST OXFORD TOWN HALL, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd. The gratuitous services of Mr Ingram bare been Too era secured. The proceedings will open at 13 soon 5394 Mootings. TO THE ELECTORS OF SELWYN. ENTLEMBN.-I shall be glad if you will Meet general political subjects. Faithfully yours, EDWARD WAKEFIELD. /GENTLEMEN interested in the Direct Line of \JT Tramway to New Brighton by way of City Council's Cemetery, are requested to meet the Committee at the Now Brighton Hotel This (TUESDAY) mrcateg.at7.3o __s6*3 * MEETING of those Interested la holding the Annual Athletic Sport* at Rangiora will he Jew In the Borough Council Chambers, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 4th INST., At 8 o'clock »00 C. I. JBNNJNGS. PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. Offices: IBS. Hereford street. rHB usual Monthly, as well as Quarterly and Half-yearly, Subscriptions, and other Repaytents as provided by the Rules, are due THIS DAY (TUESDAY, 2»w DEC.. I»84). Office Hours: 10 turn, to 4 p.m.. and 7to 9 p.m. SU H. B. WEBB, Manager. THE CANTERBURY BUILDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT). Offices: 71, Cathedral square. THE Monthly and Quarterly Subscriptions aud Repayments are due THIS DAY (TUESDAY). When the Office will he open from 7 to 9 p.m., a* well a* the usual hours, from 10 a-m. to 4 p.m. SSI« 0, B. HALES, Manager. Beliglous Announcements. CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. rVURING Advent there will be a Special Sor--1 £ vice, with Address, ou Tuesdays wad Fridays, Art Unions. riSITOES TO MELBOURNE SEE BRIDGE'S ART EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN IK THK iP ACIOUB U ALL OPPOSITE 111 J 0 U THEATRE, Bourke street. 300 PIFt U RES. Collected from all part* of the World. BUI DOE'S bon* fide Art Union.-Drawing takes place soon. Tim Pruea consist of 03 pictures, lost rare, and of (nil value for 410,000. Inspectwu uvitwl. Fifty prtie*. ltkt»(> shares at A» sa«h. If rise winner* desire to sell, the following amount* a . ..1 *l,« <IW itpi«AS ttt h. sis at 4M> each, and twenty at 420 each, sure remaining tickets, obtainablei only at Hoad 100, Bridge's Art Gallery. opwwlte lUjoupratre. urke street. Letters promptly answered. ffliOl 10 ASTON'S ART UNION. SSUK of NWO Tickets at One SbUUng each. One hundred and ten Prines, value from 41 to jO, Esbihition open from 9 a.m, till dusk—tuUudon Free, Address, Murray Aston, Duncan s tidings. Christchurch, N.B.—The drawings in i*s Art Onions are always conducted hj ry Public s«d Ticket.lndders. Educational, MR ARTHUR TOWIIV, From Dunedin. Organist of St John's, Christchurch, Teacher of the Pianoforte, Singing, and Organ, Is prepared to receive pupils. Address, Hot 73. Mr Towse* will l>e at Meatr* Milner aud Thumpsou's Music Warehouse every day this week, between the hours of 11 and 13 sou 8 and 4 p,m., to enrol pupilfr _ _ 47*1 SWOOD, Teacher «f «m VtoUn and vwi • begs to intimate that be li prepared to re Pupils on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, anal S» lUnl CigH£| STREET. Befsreneo—Mr 11. Walla. Christchurch Calhe. _.WMMi ijrai £ price, mmT«i s, mSm JXMI temee, Worcester stieel sJwt, gives Tuition Pianoforte, Singing, Theory, Composite®. Sab Quart«fly,monSly. ordiuflabason. Cireularsaud terms alMaamrt Milner and Yhomiwwi s. _ j*j>7 firrANTED, a cwll««tml Master f‘»v the JsL2X"*SSJ^Wi-fi. , ISIS «” ““wg.'TStL Y. •™» IndoorAmesemsntn rmlM t» great vartoty. Price sizpsttee.