Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8145, 16 April 1887, Page 1

Amusements, &o. Koyal C omic Opera Company. Directors: Messrs WILLIAMSON. GARNER and MU s GKOVE. Genebal Manaokb ... Mb K. 8. Skythe Business Manager ... Mb W. Hughes Stage Manager ... Mr John Wallace Conductor ... Me W. H. Hakbison THEATRE ROYAL, TO-NIGHT. •* Welcome to our hearts once more. lOLANTHE! 10LANTHEI" THE POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OP “ lOLANTHE." LAST NIGHT OP “lOLANTHE." Or, THE PEER AND THE PERI. THE VBRtTIaST NIGHT THE VERY LAST NIGHT You can see THAT VERY SUSCEPTIBLE CHANCELLOR. THE SPLENDID PaIRY QUEEN. PHYLLIS AND lOLANTHE. THE BLUE-BLOODED PEERS. PRIVATE WILLIS, Gr-nadier Guards. THE SHEPHERD STREPHON. THE LOVELY FAIRIES. THE LA«T NIGHT YOU CAN HEAR THE LaST NIGHT YOU CAN HEAR “ None shall part ua.'' “ Said I to myself, said I." “ Spurn not the nohly bora," The Sentry’s Song, “ When Britiin really ruled the waves.” “ Don’t go.” “ O Foolish Fay 1 ’* “ He loves he dies 1 ” ** When you’re lying awake.” “ Up in the sky, ever so high ! ” Ss, 3s, 2s, Is. Seats at Milner and Thompson’s. Tickets at Levy’s. MONDAY EVENING (Positively for One Night Only), GRAND REVIVAL, With ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY, Of the ever-popular • PATIENCE ; on, BUNT HORNE'S BRIDE. In which the celebrated Savoy Actress, Miss An ice Babnktt, will make her first appearance in Christchurch m her Original Character ef Lady Jake. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Being Last Two Nights of Season, Q UEBN’S JUBILEE BALL. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. Under the Auspices o( the Canterbury Ambulance Association, WILL BE HELD On or abont JUNE 22 nd. at the QUEEN'S THEATRE, The proceeds to be given in aid of the Jubilee Memorial. H OR S E TAMING AT TATTERSALL’S ON TUESDAV, APRIL 26. 6581 Volunteer Notices. . CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES. THE Corps will parade at the Horse Bazaar on Sunday next, at 10 a.m , for Church Parade —Dismounted. Overalls and Cross-belts. FREDERICK COTTON, 5644 Captain. CANTERBURY RESERVE CORPS PRIZE FIRING. NOTICE TO COMPETITORS. A CONVEYANCE Will Leave the Post Office At 10 a.m. sharp, THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING. Sunday Announcements. L INWOOD CONOREGATI NAL CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL, Ferry road. Twolfib Anuivorsory, SON DAY, April 17th, ISB7. Spooi .1 Sermons will be preached. Morning, at 11, by the Rev W. Morley (Weslevau), of Dunedin; afternoon, at 3, by the Eev J. Parkyn (U.M.P.C.), Addington; evening, a-. 6 30, Iw the Hev P. B. Dutton (U.M.F.C.), Richmond. Collections in aid of the School Fonda. Tuesday, April 10th, Tea and Public Meeting. Tea at 0 30. Admission, Is. 5580 Bible chbistain harvest thanksgiving. Welcome to Rev W. READY, just arrived from England. Lower High street, TO-MORROW, Rev. Orchard at 11. Rev Ready. 6.30 Addington, Hev Ready 11, Orchard 6.30. jlcome Meeting, Tta and Speeches, iff TUESDAY, at 6. 50JO Partnership Notices. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. fOTICE is hereby given that the PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsisting between the ndersigued under the firm of “ JOYNT A ACTON IDAMB” has been DISSOLVED by mutual pnsent as from the second day of April, 1887. The ‘cmmon Law branch of the late firm has been Stained hy Mr Joynt at the old offices, 205, jloncester street, and the Conveyancing branch Ska been removed by Mr Acton Adams to bis new Aces at No. 198, Hereford street, over Charles Dark’s. !! The Book Debts of the firm have been assigned Mr Acton Adams, who will receive and pay all ebta due to or by the late firm. [Dated this 6tb day of April, 1887. T. I. JOVNT. W. ACTON ADAMS, Witness—Fekd. Fdli.eb. Accountant, Christchurch. 5224 IN connection with the above notification, Mr Joynt begs to intimate that he shall henceforward conduct at his offices, 205, Gloucester street, Christchurch (being the offices of the late firm), the practice of a BARRISTER, SOLICITOR & CONVEYANCER, In his own name and on his sole account. T. I. JOYNT. 6th April, 1887. 5225 WITH Reference to the DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP with Mr Joynt. and the Removal of the CONVEYANCING PRACTICE of the Late Firm to No. 198, HEREFORD aTBkET, over Charles Clark’s, we beg to notify that we have ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP, under the firm of ACTON-ADAMS and KIPPENDEBQEB, and that wo will carry on the Practice of Barristers and Solicitors, at 198, Hereford street, over Charles Clark’s, W. ACTON-ADAMS. Ph. KIPPEBNERGEE. Funeral Notices. FUNERAL NOTICE. TUB Friends of Mr Benjamin Pilkingtou are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late wife, Marin, will leave his (evidence. South Town Belt, on Sunday, the 17th inst., at 2.3 C p m., for the Addington Cemetery. W. S. LAMB A CO.. Undertakers, I No. 127, Lichfield street, 5577 Junction of High and Manchester streets. THE Friends cf Mr Thomas H. Osborne are respectfully iuvited to attend the Funeral of his late son, William Cyril, to leave his residence. Windmill road, To-morrow (Sunday), at 2.30, for the Addington I’ometery. SCRIMSHAW, Under aker, 5609 Durham street. Lost. Found, &o. LOST, on Good Friday, a Liver and White , Spaniel Slut; answers to the name of Flo. Ayers, Auctioneer, City Salerooms. 6581 , LOST, from Yaldhurat, on Wednesday morning, one Dark Bay Gelding, white face girth galled on near side; with rug and roller on. Apply, Prince of Wales Hotel. 5633 TEN Shillings Reward. —The above reward will he given for the recovery of a Black and Tan . Collie Dog, answering to the name of Gift, which j strayed from Opawa abont March IS. E. S. ; Harley. 3333 ] -t REWARD.—Strayed from my Paddock, I*l Harewood road. One Light Roan Heifer, tar brand on lump. Anyone giving information of the whereabouts of the same will receive the above Reward, James Forrester, Butcher, Sydenham. ' 6603 f BE WARD will bo given for the recovery of a Gray Terrier Slut, suckling puppies, id Rattle; strayed from .Mount Thomas on. I 11. Apply to John Davies, Kaiapoi, or J rts. Bangionu 54 ° 5