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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12570, 3 August 1901, Page 1

Amusements, &c. Q.P E S A HOUSE. Sole Leasee and Director . Mr PGeneral Manager . . Mr Fred W. Duval DIX’S GAIETY COMPANY. THIS AFTERNOON, at 2-30. GRAND MATINEE Every Artist appearing GRAND MATINEE exactly as at night. ONE SHILLING ALL- PARTS. ONE SHILLING ALL PARTS. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. . DAINTY IRENE FRANKLIN, THIS EVENING AT 8. Another Grand Change of Programme To-night. First Appearance of the Eminent English Tenor, MR TV. B. CADZOW, Who had the honour of singing before their Royal Highnesses the Duko and Duchess of York at the State Reception, Wellington. Re-appearance To-night of FRANK M. CLARK, America’s Representative Comedian, PROF. TOM ALMOND, The World’s Champion Dancer. MR JOB COWAN, Comedian. MISS CONNIE DEVEBEAUX, Charming Balladist. REXO, King of the Globe. Tremendous Success of America’s Comedienne, DAINTY IRENE FRANKLIN, DAINTY IRENE FRANKLIN, Keep Them Golden Gates:Wide Open. _ Introducing New Items from her extensive Repertoire. - Gigantic Success pf MTS'S MAUD HEWS-ON. Charming Contralto. Last Night of TOM LEONARD. Last Night of LES WABTON. Increasing Popularity of MISS ELSIE ROSSER,. MR WALTER RIVERS. ’ The Orchestra under the leadership of Mr Harry Hawins, R.A.M. LOOK OUT FOR THE DARTOS. Prices—Dress Circle and Orchestra. Stalls 2s, Stalls Is, Pit 6d. The early bkd catchoth the seat. Doors open 7.15, Curtain 8. .Business Manager, WILL JAMESON. Lectures. “LORD BACON.” ECTURE BY MRS CUNNINGTON. ■I 151, Gloucester Street. SUNDAY, AUGUST 4th, , 11 a.m. 816 THE PRACTICE OP TEACHING. A COURSE of LECTURES intended Specially for Sunday School Teachers will be given by Experts in different branches of the subject in St Michael’s Schoolroom, Durham Street, on FRIDAY'S, at 8 pm. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th. i ‘ THE ORGANISATION OF THE . SCHOOL.” By T. S. Foster, Esq., Headmaster West Christchurch School. Admission One Shilling;’ to Sunday School Teachers, 5s for the course, by ticket, from Rev A. C. Hoggins. 544 Public Notices. THE BOOK OF THE YEAR! • '‘THE CRISIS,” BY WINSTON CHURCHILL. fpHIS Book has been:received,by the critics on both sides of the Atlantic, and also ih the Colonics-, as being a far superior work to “ Richard Carvel,” and all readers of that splendid book will agree that higher praise could not easily bo given. ... We have cabled for heavy second supplies, but even then, will havo a difficulty in keeping pace with, the demand, and orders Should be Forwarded at Once to Ensure Supply, PAPER COVERS, 2s 6d, Postage sd. CLOTH COVERS, 3s 6d, Postage 6d. WHITCOMBB AND TOMBS, LIMITED, Christchurch, Wellington and Dunedin. F 837 ACARTHY AND CLARK have on view To-day a Handsome Drawing-room Suite in Silk Tapestry and Plush, 7 pieces, settee* 2 armchairs, 4 small chairs, £lB 10s. Come and see what wo can -do in,the way of upholstery. 151„ Armagh ‘Street. 90S. T7tOR~ Guillotine Shearing Mail- chin, by Rhodes and Co., will shear 36in wid* by g-inch thick, complete. Nearly new. Price £SO. One ■ Tow-cleaning Machine for Power, suitable for Flaxmillera or Mattressmakers; price £2l. Also, 15 Acres Land near Auckland, with Two Cottages, stabling, etc., and Large. Factory, driven by . water-power; fourteen miles; from city by! rwl.,’. For particulars apply to GEO. PIRHIT, 128 and 130, Victoria Street,■ Auckland.- vy- 1 736 ISLINGTON. 7 . FOR SALE—a HOUSE of seven- rooms, j-acro Section, centre of township; must be sold on behalf of trustees of an assigned estate. . CHAS. HILL,„. ' .Solicitor, 2711 F 194, Hereford Street, Christchurch. kUR New Season's " Ridley and ’Son. Teas have arrivedF 2701 MONEY TO LEND. WE‘ have been requested to invest' several , SUMS OF MONEY, in. large or small amounts on Mortgage of town or country ’properties at lowest current rates. STRINGER AND C'RESSWELL, ‘ Solicitors, F 2803 Christchurch and Ashburton. ■'CTW LA N D I N G, Ex Tokomaru and Rakai-a, .LARGE ASSORTMENTS ITBST DESIGNS P APERH-ANGINGS, OILS, PAINTS, ETC. J. A. LUMiM'IS, PAINTER AND DECORATOR, 69, Corner Tuam and Durham Streets. •Telephone No. 613. F 960 CHESTERFIELDS, COVERT COATS AND WATERPROOFS. I HAVE JUST OPENED a Splendid Assortment of CHESTERFIELD' AND COVERT COATINGS and WATERPROOF MATERIAL Suitable for the Season. Inspection invited. C. PANNELL, . Tailor and Mercer. 127, Manchester Street, Christchurch F 2553 Quaker (cabinet) Turkish .bath, made in. America, for Hot-air, ' Vapour or Medicated Baths.—We are now booking orders for improved 1903 pattern Quaker Baths, to arrive in a, few days. A valuable Medical Book, valued at 10s, given with each Bath Cabinet. As only a limited! quantity is coming this shipment, and as many ‘aro ordered, early application is -.necessary.. The Turkish Bath is a'perfect success. Satisfaction guaranteed. Don’t take; any’other. Price 355. Face Steamer, 5s extra. Brunt, Pitt and Co., Solo Agents, 145, Lichfield Street, •V , : J: ■ F 7469 ’ MASONIC HOTEL. Now under the Management of E. CARROLL, Late Terminus Hotel. SPEIGHT'S Prize Ales always on Draught. First-mass Lunch/ 12 to 2, One Shilling, E.G. Guarantees Quality and Brand of all : .Liquors’. Supplied. F 2827