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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12536, 25 June 1901, Page 1

Amusements, &o. BY THE GRACIOUS PERMISSION Of HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CORNWALL AND YORK. Tie BAND OF THE ROYAL MARINES BAND OP THE ROYAL MARINES BAND OP THE ROYAL MARINES PROM THE ROYAL YACHT OPHIR Will give TWO GRAND CONCERTS . In tie QANTERBURY HALL, TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. PROGRAMME. . Part I.—'String Orchestra, Overture—“ Raymond" ... . . Thomas “ Soldeigs Lied ” (Pnr Gynt) . . . Greig Selection —“Tannhauser” ... Wagner Vailse—"Lustige Bruder ” . . Vollstedt Grand Selection—'Tl Trovatoro” . Verdi Serenade (Pizzicato) —'Mandolins . Dcsormes Part ll.—Military Band. Overture—“ Masaniello " ... Auher Idylle—“ The Smithy in the Wood " Michaelis (I) “Break of Day”; (2) “Morning Prayer ”; (3) “ Smithy at Work.” Selection—“ San Toy’’ . . Sydney Jonea Polonaise . . . • • • Ohopin Valae—“ Casino Tanz ” . . . • Gung’l March—“ Under Freedom’s Flag ” Nowouresky God Save the King. THIRTY-POUR PERFORMERS. Conductor . . ,Mr J. Wright, R.C.M. This Band, specially selected by his Royal Highness from 'amongst the Premier Bands of England to accompany him on his Commonwealth Tour, has produced the greatest enthusiasm in Australis, and Wellington. DRESS CIRCLE 3s, GROUND FLOOR 2s, and ONE SHILLING. The Box Office will be open at Milner and Thompson's This Morning, at 10 o’clock. Day Tickets, giving right of entrance at 7.15, can be obtained This Morning at Ealick'e and Walker’s without extra charge. Carriages 10 p.m. THOS. GARE—■g47B Business Manager. QDD FE L LOW S’ HALL. Open To-night.. Just for Fun. k Laugh, a ’Big Laugh, a Hearty Laugh. FUN ON THE BRISTOL. NORTHCOTE’S SPECTRAL SKETCH COMPANY, In the Funniest . Comedy of the Age, ' FUN. ON THE BRISTOL. Funny Enough to make a Chicken Smile. , FUN ON. THE BRISTOL. You have seen the Duke— You must see the _ WIDOW. Another Big Miriihmaking Night- • . Dhe Good Ship Brisibl sails at the Oddfellows ■ Hall, To-night. . • ... FUN. FUN. ■" FUN. Doors open 7.15, overture 8 sharp. People's Prices:' Stalls Is, Pit Sixpence. Bike Room Free of Charge. 8514 HARRY ABBOTT, Agent. ■ EXERCISE FOR HEALTH. rpHE CHRISTCHURCH PHYSICAL i 1 TRAINING SCHOOL AND GYMNASIUM. LATIMER SQUARE (opposite Choral Hall).

President; F. Wilding, Esq. Vice-Presidents: His Worship the Mayor (Wb. Reece, Esq ), Dr Jennings Dr Orchard, Dr Nedwill and H. Coiterill, Esq. Director: Thomas S. Tankkrd. N.R.P.S. Diploma and Medal (England). Prospectus at Milner and Thompson's, Cook and Ross’s. ■■ , - Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be devoted to''enrolling intending pupils. All are requested to attend. Address: 234, OXFORD TERRACE. 1199 B iRITAIN’S BEST The RUDGE-WHIIWORTH. BOAD RACERS ROADSTERS ... . LADIES’ • BICYCLES. £29 £2l £22 GUARANTEED TWELVE MONTHS. , Inspection Invited. Showrooms: BEDFORD ROW and VICTORIA STREET. Catalogues Sent Post Free. R. KENT. BEDFORD ROW and VICTORIA STREET. Public Notices. v MASONIC HOTEL. Now under the Management of B. CARROLL, , late Terminus Hotel. s PEIGHT’S Prize Ales always on Draught. Fim-class launch. 12 to .2). ,On 6 ShLluig. E.C. Guarantees Quality and Brand .of all Liquors Supplied. F 2827 WANTED YOUTHS to qualify for Commercial and Professional Appointments jy attending GILBY’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 150, Worcester Street. Remunerative ihuations guaranteed. F 2083 NOTICE OP REMOVAL. B. SEYMOUR AND SON, Dentists, Removed to „ 216, COLOMBO STREET (Nearly opposite late premises), Next Coates and Co., Jewellers, JUNE 1, 1900- XI2S SALE. SALE. SALE. CLEARANCE SALE JOB LINES, Must be Cleared. Rugs, Rugs, Hugs Enamelled Ware, China, Glass, China Chairs, Bedsteads. Great Clearance Sale of All Stock. HINDLE’S EXCHANGE AND MART, Colombo and luam Street. F 2579 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. HENRY SCOTT, A.1.E.E., who has recently returned .after a thorough course or training. Practical and Theoretica in ENGINEERING, especially Electrical Work, during the last seven years in the Old Country, has settled in Christchurch as CONSULTING ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER. He has also been appointed as Inspector of Electrical Installations for the Canterbury Fire Underwriters’ Association, and may be consulted at his office. Moderate Fees. Address 170, HEREFORD STREET Consulting Hours—9 a.m. to 1, and 2 p.m. to ,5. P 2830 BUSINESS REMOVAL. T. TAYLOR has REMOVED HIS GROCERY ‘BUSINESS from Oashel Street to NEW PREMISES, 97,» COLOMBO STREET, Sis Doors South of Lichfield Street. F 2769