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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10652, 13 May 1895, Page 1

Amusement*, &c. [IP HEA TE E BOY AL. Lessee and .Manager ... Mr Tom Pollard, TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, MAY 13th, The Peoples Favourites, JPoLLAED’S IjILLXPUTJAN OPEEA COMPANY, In Offenbach's Charming Military Opera on a scale of Magnificences and Completeness unparalleled in the history of local amusements, LA FILLS DTJ j. TAMBOUR MAJOE. Re-appearance of MISS MAEION MITCHELLin STELLA, the Daughter of tho Drum-Major. TH3 GRAND FINALE : THE FRENCH AEMY ENTERING MILAN. Full Brass Baud and 100 Performers. TUESDAY, Stay 14—Les Cloches do Corneville. WEDNESDAY and THUESDAY—First production in tho colonies of the world-famed Comic Opera, THE MERRY "WAS, composed by Johann Strauss; originally produced at the Alham bra Theatre, London, Monday, October 16, 1583. Magnificent Wardrobe, Scenery and Effects, A revelation in Stage representations, POLLARD'S POPULAR PRICES: ORCHESTRAL STALLS 4s. STALLS AND DRESS CIRCLE 2s 6dPIT Is, Children half-price, pit excepted. Reserved Stalls at Milner and Thompson’s. Day sale tickets at Eslick’s, tobacconist's, and Walker’s, tobacconist's. HEATEE EOYAL. MONDAY* MAY 20, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. THE GOUBLAY. AND STOKES COMPANY, I2T THE Popular Comedy Burlesaue BETELS. FOE ONE WEEK ONLY. 8305 OPE E A II OUS B. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION, FOE THREE NIGHTS ONLY. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, 13th MAY, After a Wonderfully Successful Season of Sixteen Nights in Dunedin, First Appearance in Christchurch-of THE FAMOUS h CUNARD THE BRILLIANT I FAMILY THIS RENOWNED f CUNAED THE UP-TO-DATE ) FAMILY A NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT OP MAGNIFICENT ITEMS. AN INTERESTING PERFORMANCE. RECEIVED EVERYWHERE WITH DELIGHT. THE TfORLD-TBAVELLED CUNARDS, Unassuming, but Clever. The Press Unanimous —“ An Ideal Party.” MUSICIANS, VOCALISTS AND SENSATIONALISTS. LADIES AND CHILDREN CAN WITNESS THE CUNARDS AND BE HIGHLY AMUSED. No Vulgarity. Pun ! Prolic 1 Mirth! Popular prices : 2s, Is and Sixpence. 8321 AST GaLLEBY, Durham and Armagh Streets. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 15, at 3 p.m. DRESS-CUTTING EXPOSITION. MS POWELL, to introduce a new in* vention, the “COLUMBIA FITTER” Will expose some valuable POINTS IN CUTTING AND PITTING, Viz.— How to obtain the beautiful French Bias under the Arm, Rapid Methods of Fitting all kinds of difficult figures. PATTERNS GIVEN AWAY to prove the perfection of this system. No tedious drafting on paper. Patterns marked direct to the lining. Conforms to all sizes, styles and THE I figures. f Produces a fit combining ease and “COLUMBIA >■ elegance. I And can be acquired moreFITTER” i rapidly than any other J system. The CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, and Most Practical Invention yet introduced. As useful as a Sewing Machine in every house. DRESSMAKERS ARB INVITED, Parents are invited. ALL interested in Dressmaking are invited to investigate. Xlsll SAVAGE CLUB. T HE INAUGURAL “ KOEERO” will be held m THE CHAMBER OP COMMERCE, THIS EVENING, Brother Savage Dr Jennings, the new President, in the Chair. Committee meeting at 7.30. Opening Ceremonial at 8 p.m, sharp, before which members are requested to be in their places. G. P. WILLIAMS, Hon See, HSIHE ENTERTAINMENT at Harewood Bond JL is POSTPONED until MONDAY, ISih Inst. H. Nrmweok. M 5294 KAIAPOI WESLEYAN BAZAAR. TTN consequence of tho wet weather on two JL evenings, the Sale will be CONTINUED on TUESDAY (to-morrow). May 14th, beginning at 3 p.m. NATURAL ELOCUTION, VOICE CULTURE AND DRAMATIC TRAINING. COPIES OF MP. M. ALEXANDER'S NEW PROSPECTUS, Containing Testimonials, Are available at Milner and Thompson’s, or Ills Studio, Luck’s Buildings, corner Colombo and Gloucester Streets. X 1450 CLASSES FOE SINGING—There are several Vacancies for Teachers or others to join the Saturday Class, commencing 23rd inst. ,at 2 p.m. Additional members also received for the classes on Monday and Friday Evenings. Pee—Half a guinea. A. A. North, 13, Morten's BuildingS.Fl3l7 ITN STATE late W. 11. WHlTTA.—Tenders will irji.j ha received by Mr J. Hatfield, Royal Hotel, np to SATURDAY, IBth inst,, for the Purchase of Section, corner Antigua andTuam Streets, containing about 14 perches, and commanding both Lincoln and Eiccarton Bonds. Section in Tuam Street west, containing about 30 porches, with stables, coach-house and artesian water supply; 54ft frontage. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. M 8303 MRS GORDON & CO., Dressmakers. Fifteen years' experience. English Prices. Good, fit and style guaranteed, orders executed on tho shortest notice, charges strictly moderate. Address, Cottage behind 25, Tuam Street, Christchurch. Op HOLES CONVALESCENT JJOME • H "‘ U PGR INVALIDS. Particulars imply “ The Secretary.” OFFICE OF HOME, 2XI, Hereford Street, Christchurch. N.B. —Fees for Dormitory Patients reduced to 1 15s per week. F 157 ; B ARRIVED. Another Shipment LOOKER’S CELE BEAT'S D' DUTCH COCOA. SuTpa %stn all othor Brand«t in Richness and Flavour .From ail lending grocers. i 'ln Onarter, Half and One Pound Tins not, FT4OI 1 f —.t ■ - ! I .< TT OOKTSU upward every aay, j e i Sunsinae on onr faces, 1 * * « ■ Leaving every flay behind 5 Sometliing-wfcich might binder. | Eii’ niug swifter every day, | Growing purer, kinder.” { Old hymn styled “ Excelsior.” All who use Excel'. (