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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13107, 22 April 1903, Page 1

Amu.soiceE.ts, &c QAKTEBBURY HALL. TO-MORROW EVENING-. ■ • TO-MORROW EVENING. GRAND MASONIC CONCERT, In aid of the Canterbury Kdwinning Lodge Room Restoration 'Fund. PROGRAMME. PART IOverture—“ Undank,” Canterbury Lodge chestraSong—" Non e Vor,” Wor. Bro. C. D. Moms Pianoforte'Sole —Bro Dr Crooke Song—" A Song of Thanksgiving,” Miss Bush Clarionet Solo—“La Hongroisc,” Bro. Dan. Sinclair • ■ Song—Blow, Blow thou Wintry Wind,’ Wox. Bro. Alex. Millar Recitation—“ Coming Home,” Bro. Winter Hall , Song—“ Mia Piccarrella,” Miss War.ohop Quartette —(a) "When Evening’s Twilight”’, (b) “ Beware,” Bros. Cookson, Collier, Collins and Millar Interval of Ten Minutes. PART 11. Suite—"An Evening Ramble”: No. 1 March, “The Departure”; No. 2', Nocturne, “ Casiie Ruins by Moonlight”;, No. 3, Caprice, " Woodland.'Frolics,” Canterbury Lodge. Orchestra Song—" The Song of the Lighthouse Bell,” Bro. F. M. Collins Violin Solo—“ Scono De Ballet,” Bro. E. J. Painter Song—“ Farewell to Summer,” Mrs Ernest Barber , . Song (selected) —Bro. W. A. Bowrir.g Gavotte—“ Mignon," Ladies’ Estudiantina Band Quartette —“Sleep, Gentle Lady,” Bros. Cook-son,-Collier, Collins and Miliar Admission —2s 6d, 2s ard Is. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson’s. Booking fee 6d extra. Tickets may be obtained from Tribe and Go., High Street; Coats and Co,, Colombo Street; Jno. Thornton, High Street; H, J. Hobdcn, Cashel Street; Hulme and Co., 122, Manchester Street; and Crocker’s, Colombo Street. S. CLIFTON BINGHAM, 5002 Hon Sec. Public Notices. \ 0 J. NEWELL. L.D.S., M.A.C.D.,' Has Commenced the Practice of DENTAL SURGERY At Rooms over Messrs Simpson and Williams, Booksellers, High Street. MR NEWELL has had the benefit of 5 years’ training in the Dental Hospitals of Edinburgh and Melbourne. F 3261 TO BLACKSMITHS. FOR SALE, GREENPARK, FuRGE.. Full particulars, apply H. MATthjn AND CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents. Folio 231 4648 VACANCY. T' HE SERVICES _ ot a COMPETENT CLERK are required for a few months. Apply in own handwriting, staling experience, etc., to X.Y.Z., F 5203 . General P. 0., Christchurch. BANK HOLIDAY". rpHURSDAY, 23rd April, St George’s Day, -8- being a Statutory Bank Ho.iday, the Offices of all Banks throughout New Zealand will be CLOSED. ■ T>2Gi) W A N T E D ~ ■ -3 PACKER MEN - 3 PURIFIER MEN ‘ 1 ENGINE DRIVER. Apply immediately to . FOREMAN MILLER, ■ Imperial 'Roller Flour Mills, '■ , .5318 Lincoln Road, Addington.. TO ARCHITECTS.; THE Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Christchurch,, invite COMPETITIVE DESIGNS for a- NEW THEATRE. .For further particulars and cpnditions of competition, apply to ' P. A. • HERMAN, 5229 Warner’s Hotel, jJIOR ' SALE, VERY • CHEAP— Excellent. BAKER’S and. BUTCHER'S BUSINESS, turnover about 1003 loaves and 50 sheep per week. First-class rour.il of customers. Satisfactory, reasons for selling. Apply H. MATSON AND CO., Fol. 232 . Auctioneers and Land Agents. F 5277 O R ’ SALE BLACKSMITH'S-SHOP and BUSINESS, established about 11 years; doing good . ” trade. Apply, H.' MATSON AND CO., Fol. 231 Auctioneers .and Land Agents. F 5278 APOLOGY. . Messes -Roberts brob., Surgeon Dentists, beg to apologise to their numerous patients for the into.nvenie.nce caused by the decoration and Refurnishing of their premises, 190, Cashel Street, ami beg' to .announce that, the alterations have been completed. Patients' can now be attended to as usual. ... . Telephone 237 t < (Opposite ‘Baikiityno’a). ■ ■ F 3135 RANGIORA BRICK AND PIPE YARD. TTPOR SALE, the ABOVE VALUABLE if PROPERTY, less than ,2 miles irom the Railway Station, and now in active operation. Hotlmann Kiln and all necessary buildings, in good order, and 'ample supply of first-class clay. For particulars, apply to 5256 WIGRAM BROS. G. H. MOORE, Esq., GLENMAEK. NOTICE is hereby given that MR A. A. M. MoKELLAR, of 2, Grain Agency Buildings, has ’been appointed, during the temporary illness of Mr W. N. Macbeth, to COLLECT all RENTS, INTEREST and MONEYS on ■account of MR G. H.. MOORE and AIRS A. Q. TOWNEND. 5137 TO WAREHOUSEMEN AND DRAPERS’ ASSISTANTS. A MERCHANT with surplus capital is prepared to give a start in the DRAPERY BUSINESS to one or two young men of good business ability and undoubted integrity in any town or towns in New Zealahd where the applicants consider there is an opening. Capita! provided lor each applicant as may be required from £IOO9 to £3099. Stale experience; if possessed of capital and amount; age; town they consider best to start in; if they wish to start in General Drapery or any speciality as Mercers or Fancy Drapery, Gloves, Umbrellas, Hosiery, etc. All communications will be . treated as strictly confidential. Apply .MERCHANT X., “ Lyttelton Times ” Office, 5046 ‘ Christchurch. TO FARMERS. WANTED— MILLING and FEED OATS and MALTING BARLEY. All Classes of FARM PRODUCE Bought or . Shipped on Owners’ Account. J. MEAGHER, 154, CASHEL STREET, Christchurch. F 3253 END along nnouuir hundred Sweet Briar Cigarettes. Begad, they're good, F 3003 I” NDIGESTION—The distressing symptoms of Dyspepsia or Indigestion relieved al, most immediate.y by taking Bennington's Pilla. Sold everywhere, Is. X.’ilGS ANTED Known.—Wriggiesworth and Binns not employing canvassers. Ail coupons/ of any date, accepted. F 3220 1