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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9943, 24 January 1893, Page 1

Amusements. <Sro. Theatre K» o y a l . ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION By a Splendid Audience of THE MAN 0.-' THE HOUR, THE MAN OP THE HOUR, The continuous cpolauso and hearty laughter of the delighted audience being indescribable. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, The iliatiugnished -Author and Humorist MAX O’BELL, Will give his Popular Comcdy-Xjeoture, BROTHER JONATHAN AND YANICkBDOM BROTHER JONATHAN ANO YANKEEDUM BROTHER JONATHAN AND YANKEEDOM ; Including a Sketch of THE AMERICAN INTERVIEWER, And concluding with Personal ■ REMINISCENCES OP MARE TWAIN. j Dress Circle 4s, Stalls 2s 6d, Pit Is. Seats at ( Thompson's. Tickets also at Whitta's. Eight o’clock. H. S. SMYTHE, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), The Highly Amusing Comedy l ecture, i HER ROYAL HIGHNUHS—WOMAN I HER ROYaL HIGH NESS-WOMAN 1 To he followed by , THE HAPPIEST NATION ON EARTH AND SANDY—THE SCOT AT HOME. ! o DDFELLOWS* HadJ, IMPORTANT EVENT. TWO FAREWELL CONCERTS liy the World-renowned JUBILEE SINGERS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT, Jan. 27th and 23th. POSITIVELY LAST*APPEARANCES In this City of the Universally Popular and Unique Combination of COLOURED MUSICAL TALENT. Last opportunities o£ hearing— MISS JULIE WORM LIE, The Charming Elocutionist, HR HAMILTON HODGES, The Popular Baritone. ME ORPHEUS MoADOO, The Phenomenal Basso. TEN TALENTED ARTISTS. Popular Programmes. Plan now open at Messrs Milner and Thompson’s Popular Prices—Ss, 2s and Is. 3373 MORETON GALLERY AND ART UNION, HOBBS* BUILDINGS. DAILY from 10 a.m, to 10 p.m. Admission, including Art Union Ticket, One Shilling. 3331 Meatmcs. C/HEISTCHUBCH M[ usical Society. The ANNUAL MEETING of Subscribers and Members will be held on TUESDAY, 21th inst„ at 8 p.m,, at the Durham street school. Bcsmass: To receive report and balance-sheet, elect officers for Beaton, &o, 3348 THOS. GARRARD, Hon Secretary. CANTERBURY MOUNTED RIFLES.Lieutenakx Colthuest Paliiebt, Commanding. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Corps will be held in the ORDERLY-ROOM OH TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 24th Ihst„ After Parade. Bxtsikess : Statement of Accounts and Election of Captain. By Order, EDGAR H. PAVITT, Sergeant-Major. Orderly-room, 23rd January, 1893. 3397 CHRISTCHURCH, GAS, COAL AND COKE COMPANY, LIMITED. njnHE ANNUAL ORDINARY GENERAL -i- MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS Will be held at THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 201, Gloucester street, Christchurch, OH THURSDAY, the 2hd op FEBRUARY, 1893, At four o’clock in the afternoon. To Receive the Report of the Directors, with statement of Accounts for the year 1892. To Elect Three Directors in the room of Messrs Graham, Palmer and Wright, who offer themselves for ie-eleotion. To transact any other business. R. C. BISHOP, Secretary. 24th January, 1893. Noth.— The instrument appointing a Proxy must ha deposited at the office of the Company not lass than forty-eight hours before the time named for holding the meeting; and no Proxy is available for any original meeting held more than one year after the day of the Proxy, Intending Candidates for the Vacancies on the Board of Direotoro must give the Secretary notice thereof in writing at least three cleat days before the holding of the meeting, 3421 Miscellaneous. AW. PARSONS, Registered Pharmaceutics « Chemist. Canterbury street, Lyttol ton. PBO4 TSTIOE SALE, Pure Grape Wine, 7s 6d per gallon Jn in bottles. C. Effey, 26, Lower High street. X 575 FOB SALE, a good American Organ, 10 stops. For particulars apply P.C., ‘'Timas" Office. 2904 _ ELOUR still further reduced. Christmas’ SilkDressed, 25’s 2b 3d, 50’s 4s 44d. 100’s 8s 6d, 200’s ISs. The best White Dry Cane Preserving bnear in town 2Jd per lb, Frank A, Cook, 222, Colombo street. K 7-7 HOUSEHOLD Drapery and Furnishings at bale Prices hallqutyne’s Bale. Xl9 IF you want a Good Iron Bedstead or a Spring Mattress, H. Atkinson's, Railway street, left side as you come fram the Railway Station. X 823 ANTLES, Millinery and Dresses at Half Price. Ballantyne’e Sale. Xl9 M EN’S, Youths' and Boys’ Clothing (all onr own make) at Sale Prices. Ballantyne’s cale. Kl 9 HEW Zealanders just returning from Victoria or Sydney will find Cheap Furniture at rt. Atkinson’s Warehouse, Manchester street, left side as yon come from Railway station. XB2B P lANOS O iy VYMAN * .'ON. iAtIOS JijJiO WALAN <e SON. X 337 EI.UNG Out Selling On 11 Others are belling Off, but Xoneyollffe and Carey are belling on, Corsets in all Standard makes. Underclothing at special rates. Toneyolifle and Carey. X 353 OX Gs-OkGE JAM—Once used, alwajs used £3 All Grocers. XSBB T GEORGJbi JAM.—Beat la the market# Al Grocers. 31588 h jT GEORGE - JAM—Selected Fruit and Best Suzar. All Grocers. XSBB OT GEORGE JAM—Ask for and see that you £3) get it. All Grocers. XSBB T GEuKGI JAM—The Purest in the Market. Ail Grocers. XSBB UPERIOU Board and Residence, dose to the Colleges and High Schools. Facilities could given for study, «ud homo lessons could be ervised if necessary. L„ “Lyttelton Times " no. 3336 SUITS, Dresses, Curtains, Drapers’ stock, &o, cleaned or dyed fast colours. Best finish at moderate prices with dasptitcb, ARMIGER (from London), thiriscchurch i>yo Yv’crks, 48 Oxford terrace W, X 593 WANTED Known—The Customer who spends thomost money with os from Oct Ist to Fob. 28th. 1893, will get a Cash Boons of £25, Boooad £ls, third £lO, fourth £5, fifth £3, sixth £2. The next fifty £1 each, and the next one hundred 10a each, payable April 10th, IBW3. Shaw, Robinson and Co,, “ The Mali," High street, Chrlstotiurcb. X 144 jTi REWARD will be paid for informsowO* lion as will load to tho conviction of the person or persons who wilfully set fire to my gorse fanoo on Saturday, January 21st. E. Dixon, Sydenham. 8391