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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12588, 24 August 1901, Page 1

Amusements, &o. T HBA T B E B 01 Y A L. Under 'tie Direction of Mr Geo. Mus grove. Genera! Managers, Messrs Harry Musgrove and T. P. Hudson. HISTORICAL MUSICAL EVENT. MR MUSGROVE baa much pleasure in announcing a SEASON OP GRAND OPERA At the above Theatre, commencing on MONDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER. Particulars will 1 he announced in Monday morning’s advertisements. Representative, HERR BBNNO SCHEEEK. QAHEEBUEY HALL. THURSDAY NEXT, AUGUST 29th. GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT By the Leading Christchurch Bands in aid of ■STANMORE BAND INSTRUMENT FUND. PROGRAMME, The STANMORE BAND will Play-Overture, “ La Rose de Peronne." The GARRISON BAND will Play—March, “ American Cadet”; V&lss, “ Sohre Las Olas"; Selection, “Poet and Peasant.” Euphonium Solo —“ Fatherland.” —Mr A. Martin. ' The ELITE BAND will Play—Selection, “Pirates of Penzance”; Quartette, “Town and Country.” Trombone Solo—“ Rosy Mom,”—Lance-Cor-poral A l . Coombs. DERRY’S PRIVATE BAND will Play— Selection, "Bohemian Girl”; Quadrille, “Merry May”; March, “ Mt. St Louis Cadets.” Baas Solo— “ Air Varie.”—Sergeant J. Ablett. The STANMORE BAND will Play—Selection, “Pot Pound.” “ GOD SAYE THE KING.” )oors open 7.15. Commence 8 p.m. dmiaaion—Dress Circle Is 6d,Ground Floor Tickets may be obtained from Milner and ompson’s, any of the members of the above nds, or from H. L. OAKES, 936 Secretary Stanmore Band. FOOTBALL. . FOOTBALL,, Jj AINCAS' TE R PARE. TO-DAY-GRAND INTERPROVINCIAL MATCH, HAWKE'S BAY v. CANTERBURY. Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission is. Stand 6d. Special Trama and Drags. 1987 PIANOLA; jQAILY RECITAL'S given, a! MILNER AN* THOMPSON’S WAREHOUSE ' Between 10 and 4, Artistic, not Mechanical, MESSRS MILNER AND THOMPSON Have been APPOINT ED SOLE AGENTS. 2056 NITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ 60CIAL, dn Canterbury Hall, ;SEPT. sthi Amusement for old and young. Songs, Games, Recitations, .Dancing. Double tickets ss, Gent’s Single 3s 6d, Lady’s Single 2s 6d; Dress Circle Is. Refreshments, provided'. Mr C. Fox’s Band. Grand March at 8 p.m. A meeting of Executive officers and delegates in the Temperance -Hall, Gloucester Street, FRIDAY, 30th, at '8 p.m. 2054 GLASS BLOWING. TJRACTICAL Exhibitions daily, 2 to 5 and X 7 to 9. Admission Is. Children) 6d'. Presents given. .Works: 16, Manchester Street South. ■Children's Matinee every Saturday 2 to 6. 2100 B RETAINS BEST The BICYCLES. BUDGE-WHITWORTH. ROAD RACERS . . , . £2O ROADSTERS . , . . £2l LADIES fJ . .... £22 GUARANTEED TWELVE MONTHS. Inspection Invited. Showrooms: BEDFORD ROW and VICTORIA STREET. Catalogues Sent Post Free. R. KENT, BEDFORD ROW and VICTORIA STREET. F 2307 Public Notices A DENIAL. I HEREBY wish to DENY the RUMOUR which is in circulation that I have Gone into Partnership with Messrs E. C. and GIBSON FOUNTAIN, of Colombo Street, under tbe name of Fountain Bros., they being in NO WAY connected with myself. Note Initials and Address— I. H. FOUNTAIN, Dental Chambers, F2BS9 Only Entrance in Gloucester Street. < j H. STRINGER (Late Cook and Gray), Accountant, Trade Assignee, Sharebroker, etc. Agencies: Reuter telegram JCo., Ltd., Madgeburg Fire Insurance Co. F 2770 PARTNERSHIP. TE have a Client, with Capital at hia ' _ command, who is desirous of Purchasan Interest in an Established Mercantile MEARES AND WILLIAMS, Solicitors, 69 203, Gloucester Street. TTI N G S OF E G G 'S. Pen 1. PenS, WN LEGHORNS (from prizeers at Christchurch, Vv eliing- , Dunedin and Ashburton ,v,'s) ... ... 10s. ss. IRC AS (Clarkson, Hendrey [ Tindall strain) . • • 10s. sa. A Few Choice Birds on Sale. [AW, Hewitt’s Road, Merivale. ' F 869 A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR H. H. CLIFFORD begs- to inform his friends and the public _that he has resigned Ms position l as Operator at Messrs Standish and Preece’s from July 27th, and will OPEN A STUDIO of hie own in Christchurch in NOVEMBER, in Premises now being erected in Cashel Street, known as Beaih and Co.'s New Buildings. Letters to Box 213, Post Office. F 2577