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

Amusements, tfo. HEA T R ROYAL. Under the sole direction of Mi Geo. Abbott, of Abbott'o Opera House, Auckland. MISS FITZMAURICE GILL And her POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY Last Two Nights of Season. Last Two Nights of Season. Last Two Nights of Season. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. (By Special Arrangement with George . Rignold, Esq.), That Hugo Production, NANCY AND HER SAILOR. NANCY AND HER SAILOR. NANCY AND HER SAILOR. . .FRIDAY,'.APRIL 21th (By Special Request), That Gieat Emotional' Drama, ■ ' EAST LYNNE. EAST LYNNE. MISS FITZMAURICE .GILL ao Lady Isabel and Madame Vine. Produced undjr the direction of Mr.CHAS. BLAKE. Stage Martagsr . Mr Leo. De Chateau. Prices, 39,23 and. is. Box Plan at Milner and Thompson's. NO EARLY DOORS. Doors open 7.30; Curtain 8 p.m. YtM. L. CARDNO, Acting Manager. CHAS.' LAWRENCE, Treasurer. NOTE—The Box Plan for EAST lANNE opens at Milner and Thompson's TQ-DAi (Thursday), a'l 9 a.m. CHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL UNION. PHE FIRST SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT L of tho seascn will be given in the CANTERBURY HALL, TUESDAY, sth MAY When Handel's Oratorio "JUDAS MACCABiiUS" Will, be produced.. , Miss Phoebe Parsons, A.R.C.M., Mrs E. E. Barber, Messrs J. Hopkins and G. March. Subscription for the Season—ONE GUIN FIVE CONCERTS. .'" FIFTEEN TICKET'S. Intending subscribers are requested to forward their names before the p.an of reserved seats opens, on TUESDAY, 28th inst, to tne undersigned, Canterbury Hall. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec, 5237 Box 279. riOLGSS'EU-M- SKATING - RINK. OPEN ALL iA.i.I'TO-DAY. GREAT AFTERNOON'S SKATING. Morning, 10 to 12, Ladies and Children; entrance 61, skates-ircc. Afternoon, 2.30 ,to 5 p.m. ' Evening, 7.30 to 10 p.m. NOTICE.—An Early Morning Session will be held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 8 a.m. Entrance 6d, skates free. Refreshments can be obtained at the Rink. .BALL-BEARING SKATES FOR SALE. A Luxury. K. W. BARRY, Secretary and Manager. • - LAST FEW DAYS. ■ • '■' THE-TILIKUM, ; - For London, via N.Z. Ports. The Smallest Ship.in the. World. ON EXHIBITION - TATTERSALL'S HORSE BAZAAR, Cashel Street (By kind permission cf Messi-3 Pyne and ■Boyle). , ■ CAPTAIN VOSS LECTURES 10 to 10. Admission Is. Children 6d. 5376 W. ARTHUR DONALD, Sole Manager. . CHRISTCHURCH WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND M.S.A. . THE HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of. Members will be he'.d in the Cub THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, At 6 o'clock. RICHMOND -WORKING MEN'S CLUB. THE HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the above will be held TO-NIGHT (Thursday). April 23, 1903. Business: Half-yearly balancesheet and election of committeemen and general. W. J- OSBORNE, Secretary. 5305 DAIRYMEN. DAIRYMEN of Christchurch and Disinui, arc requested to atietid an URGENT MEETING THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at the Al Hotel at 7.30 VJ.m.'shart). 5340 WOOLSTON MAYORAL ELECTION.. \ MEETING of MR J. RICHARDSON'S Friends and Supporters at' the . ODDFELLOWS' HALL (Back Room) on FRIDAY, 24th INST., 8 p.m. F 5334 CHRISTCHURCH RETAILERS' AND TRADERS' ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING of Members, will i- bo held in TRINITY HALL, MANCHESTER STREET, on - FRIDAY NEXT, 24th INST., All those interested in the Retail Trade and Intending Members cordially invited. JAS. BROMLEY, Secretary. Business: . To Consider What Candidates for the City Council should be Supported by the Association; And General. . F 5333 ST SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, SYDENHAM. OPENING OF NEW SCHOOLROOM. PUBLIC MEETING in LARGE HALL THIS DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 7.30 p.m. Speakers—The Right Rev the Bishop, T. E. Taylor, Esq., M.H.R., and others. Vocal and Instrumental Music—Mrs Burns, Miss Packer "and local performers. Admission Free. Collection for Building Fund. 5326 Hunting. CHRISTCHURCH HUNT CLUB. THE OPENING MEET of the Christchurcb Hunt Club takes placo at THE KENNELS on SATURDAY-NEXT; 25th, at 2.30. All Farmers and Friends are Cordially Invited. Coaches lca,v& Rink Stables at 2 p.m. F 5136 CHARLES BAY, CME" PLATING WORKS, - Worcester Street, next Tram Stables. HIGH-CLASS GOLD, SILVER and NICKEL PLATING. Don't throw away-your old spoons, forks, cruets, salvers, entree dishes, tea and coffee services, but send them to C. RAY, and havo ■them Plated Equal to New. All Steel Work Thickly Copnored before Plating. FI9SO