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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13108, 23 April 1903, Page 1

Arausortents, &c pASTHKBUBY HALL. . THIS EVENING. THIS EVENING. GRAND MASONIC CONCERT, In aid of- the Canterbury Kilwinning Lodge Room Restoration Fund. PROGRAMME. PART I ■ .. Qveriure—-" Undank," Canterbury Lodge Orchestra. Song—" Kon e Vev," Wor. Bro. C. D. Morris Pianoforte Solo—Bro Dr Cjooke Song—" A Song of Thanksgiving," Miss Bush Clarionet Solo—" La Hongroise," Bro. Dan. Sinclair Song—" Blow, Blow thou Wintry Wind," Wor. Bro. Alex. Miliar - Recitation—" Coming Home," Bro. Winter Hall Song—" Mia Piccarrella," Miss W-auchop " ' " -(a) •• When Evening's Twilight"; 3ewara," Bros. Cookson, Collier, Col-lin-3 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 Be!!," - Bro. F. M. Collins Violin Solo—" Scene He Ballet," ,Bro. E. X. Painter Song—" .Farewell to Summer," Mrs Ernest Barber Song (selected)—'Bro.' W. A. Bow ; ™ Gavotte—" Mignon," Ladies' Band • Qua-rtaite —" Sleep., Gentle. Lady," Bros. Ccokson,'Collier, ■ Collin-s and Miliar Admission—2s 6d, 2s a nd Is. Bex Plan at Milner and Thompson's. Booking fee fid extra. Tickets may be obtained from Tribe and Co., High'Street; Coats and Co., Colombo Street; Jno. Thornton, High Street; it. J. Hobden, Cashel Street; Hulme and Co., 122, Manchester ' Street; and Crocker's, Colombo Street. S. CLIFTON BINGHAM, 5002 Hon Sec. Public Notices. p 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 yearis' training in (he Denial Hospitals of Edinburgh and Melbourne. F 3264 TTTaRCHITECTS.THE Proprietors of the Theatre Rcyal, Chrlstchurch, invite COMPETITIVE DESIGN'S 'for a NEW THEATRE. For further particulars and conditions of compe'.ition, apply to . P. A. HEiEMAN. 5223 Winner's Ho!*l. APOLOGY. WjTESSRS ROBERTS BROS., Surgeon J.TJL Dentists, beg to apologise to their numerous patients for the. inconvenience caused by the decoration and refurnishing of their premises, 190, Cashel Street, ana beg io announce that the - alterations- have been completed. Patients can . now be attended., to as usual. Telephone 237. (Opposite Ballantyne's). MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. A LL CLAIMS agsimt MR G. B. PARKER, Li "- 1 , ALEXAISDJiK YOUNG, as Rc- " ' "olders of the abovesent in to the undersigned before FRIDAY, Ist May, 1 they will not- he recognised. DUNCAN AND COTTERILL, 5129 Canhedral Square, Christohurch. pLOTHIERI. CHARLES,' V> sey, London, In-arried Miss 1 address, 16 years ago,, Stubbs's ' S_ . ._, church. Communicate with Hollens, '62, Am-. ■iiwJc-y Street, Leicbardi. S; rpo CUTTERS.—Wanted, for Timaru, a i- QUALIFIED MAIST to take charge; must be a thorough tradesman, and able to arrange the work. Good encouragement to tntisfacfory man. Apply, enclosing copies of testimonials, W. 8.. Box 46. P. 0.. Duncdin. 5314 STORAGE OF GRAIN. LYTTELTON B*-RP.OUR ' BOARD STORES. THE LYTTELTON - HARBOUR BOARD desire to ca.ll the -attention of those STORING GRAIN in their Stores to the fact that STORAGE- ACCOMMODATION IS NOW VERY LIMITED, . j And it is therefore necessary that those who wish to store should make arrangements before forwarding. By order. C. HOOD WILLIAMS, Secretary and Treasurer, ** Lyttelton Harbour Board. Christchureh, 16th April, 1903. 4761 TO FARMERS. I WANTED— MILLING'' and FEED OATS and MALTING BARLEY. All Classes of FARM PRODUCE Bought or Shipped on Owners' Account. J. MEAGHER, 154, CASHEL STREET, I Christohurch. F 3253 Haiß ■.■ j.xiblClAiN. INGLIS' BUILDINGS (Opposite Freeman's). MRS THORNTON LEES (late Mrs Stewart), Graduate of -Dr McLean, AMERICA, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S THIN, LUSTRELESS and GREY 'HAIR. Special Treatment for Baldnes-j. , Latest AMERICAN Methods of Facial Treatment.; < Consultation Free, r F 3191 . Patronised, by their Excellencies tha Governors of New Zealand. riOKER'S FAMILY HOTEL, U - - CHRISTCHUKCE. Within one minute of the Railway Station. JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Good Sample Rooms, in Centre of City. Letters wiil receive every attention. P.O. Box 291. Telephone No. 667. F 2078 | MOTORS, 'Motors," Motors.—Just Landed, the Latest Models of the Universal Cycle Motors; powerful, light, simple, neat; can u ~ attached to existing bicycles for £27 10s. '. advent of the locally-made Victoria Motor car for 'two passengers,. 3|-h.p., two 3in pneumatic tyres, means " sudden death" to imported cars and fancy prices. Simple, reliable, vibrationless. Price to order, 160 guineas. HENRY J. BANG.-IR, Victoria Cycle and Motor Factory, Christchurch. F 3232 By Special Appointment to hi 3 Excellency, . the Earl of Kan-furiy. P A N ■ N E L L, XX. BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTER, B?ss to Notify that. he. has just opened up A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT BOOTS AND SHOES, From the following makors: ' E. BOSTOCK. J. BRANCH. C. AND J. CLARK. ' KUPPENDORP, DITTINAN COY. LILLY, BRACILETT AND COY.. INSPECTION INVITED. 93 and 95, MANCHESTER STREET. F 3113 SHl^B kUR feet they fly over the ground when ' smoking Sweet Briar Cigarettes. X3OH