AmußemeHTß, &o. THaA TB S BOY AL; September 10 and 11. j “LONDON ASSURANCE,” Ik Ain op THE HOSPITAL LADY VISITORS* , •BELIEF FUND. Characters by Mrs Alan Soott,MissEoseSteger, Mias Lilian Kimbell. Messrs Alpere. Britton, Qard’ner, Thompson, 'Williams, Marsh, Dalston, E. W. Seager and Nicoll. The Bos Office will open at Milner and Thomp. son's on Monday, September7<h, at 10 a.m. Stall and Pit Tickets at Walker s, late Levy’s. Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s Gd; Pit, Is, ■ 8710 Doors open at 7.15; Performance at 8 o clock. nl LUKE’S SCHOOLROOM. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th. By Special Request, A Children’s Masque, “THE FAIRY WOOD,” By the ST LUKE’S CHOIB.BOYS, Admission la. To commence So'olock.B7l9 AVONSIDE PARISH, R. TRIBT SEAEBLL will give an OKU AN RECITAL at Bely Trinity cine at 7.50. Offertory in aid of the Schoolroom Enlargement Fund. 8692 FOOTBALL. OTAGO v. OANTEEBtET. jjANOASTER park, satubUy. Admission—One Shilling. | 8717 PEED. WEST, Hon Sec., C.iu. Horse Parade. HORSE PARADBJ The annual show op staluons will be held on the CANTESBUBY AGRICULTURAL AID PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S GROUND, AT ADDINGTON, ON SATURDAY, SEPT. -jj. Gates Open to the Public at 11 amvl. Parade to Commence Sharp at 12 o'OImJ. AU horses intended fer Parade mnst he etlered with the Secretary on or before Thursday; the 24th Inst. ?! . An Auction Bole will he held the same . the grounds. Entrance fee for Parade only, 6s i if fer *3;- - : additional 5s will be charged. Mares may be entered for Parade, i', oii if for sale an additional 5a will be ohr.r;;«h. . 8708 • M. MUEPm', &M^b>?. ghJ!! 1 ! 1 !- 1 I.) Election Motiot CITY COUNCIL ELECTION;! SOUTH-BAtf WARD, MEETING of the Prienn. <j, >s!trs of L W. I. BALLINGER INDUSTRIAL BUILDING S&Vmp-S/f ROOMS, ■ Duncan’s Buildings, V At 7.30 % THIS EVENING. m Meetinaa. AVON ROWING CLUB. The annual general meeting if the above Club will he held on MOJ&AYj Sept. 14th, at the Royal George Hotel, 8 pA Business : To receive report and balance-sheet, elution of-officers and new members. J. J. SHEA, I 8715 Hon lac; SPRINGS ROAD BOARD. THE Adjourned ANNUAL MEETH® of Ratepayers for the purpose of Adoplbn of the Balance-sheet, will be held; in the Eoadloard Office, Springston, on FRIDAY, Sept. Utijat 12 noon. j By order. f G. JOHNSTON WEBSTER, I 8573 Clerk to the Bsrdi Educational. NEW BRIGHTON. | THE MISSES GODFREY, of Stanmo«ros< Christchurch, having taken a house IS tl beach at New Brighton, beg to announce thifthc intend to open a BOARDING and DAY SCSOOI and will be ready to receive their pnpiis onjMoi day, the 14th Instant. Present address, Be» Vie road, Mew Brighton. ■. ;|44S MISS TAYLOR’S Glasses for Darning.— Mondays 7 to 9, Thursdays 7to 9. Class forming for Tuesdays. Wednesdays (.SO to 5.30. Calistheuica a special featnre. FM 15s, Course of 12; Practice Class, 10a 6d. Course from date of joining. The modern and the original dances artiatioaiiy taught, forming a valid and pretty programme for a dance. Private L*sono given. Private Classes formed. Country riaasas visited, 236. Armagh street west. Pl6l ELOCUTION. A PROFESSOR OSWALD gives LBSSOI PRIVATELY or in CLASS. Private rises formed. Cure of stammering* a speciality# Jeoi coming specially for treatment may rely out P f manent care in three or four weeks. Acs advance. 112, Montreal street. MS SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD Of EDUCATION. JR PPLIGATIONS, accompanied by reoenttsstimonials, will oe received up to the 19th INST, from Certificated Teachers qualified (o fill the following position" j Waimate District High School—Second niaater to teach primary work, salary at parent average £165 per annum. j Forms of application—without which no application can be admitted—to be obtained at this Office. By order. i J. H; RAMFIELD, BecreUryr Education Office, : _ Timarn, Sept, 3rd, 1881. 8589 MISS EDGAR'S SCHOOL, No. 6, Cashel street. THE NEXT TERM will begin on MONDAY. September 14th. MISS EDGAR will be at Home on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, from 3 till 5 p.un 6691 EANGI-EUEU. PAPaNDI ROAD, Christchurch, MRS F. D, GIBSON wishes to receive* T Girls to Board with her family. Ao< ortahle home for Pupils attending the H School or private classes. 856 Drapery, Clothing, Seo, SPRING. SPRING. SPRING 173, CASHEL STREET, Opposite Caf<s. J, w. PERRY & CO., CASH TAILORS, From 200, Colombo street, [N consequence of the early arrival of a,portion of our SPRING STOCK, we shall make the FIRST DISPLAY ON SATURDAY, AUGUST Bie, If some of the LATEST NOVELTIES and leaigns in TWEEDS, COATINGS, WORSTED EOUSEBINQ9 and SUITINGS procurable in be Home and Colonial Markets, and no trouble dllbe spared to still keep up our reputation to ive every satisfaction to our numerous j atrons. See our Window, J. W. PERRY & 00. OiSH TAILORS, 173,-CASHEL STREET, opposite C afri. From 200, Colombo Street, | X 123
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 9512, 7 September 1891, Page 1
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