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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13947, 2 January 1906, Page 1

Amusements, &c. QAMESBU'BT HALL. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.30. I SECOND AND LAST WEEK j -.'Of WEST’S PICTURES WEST’S PICTURES WEST’S PICTURES WEST’S PICTURES j. And THE BEESCIANS. THE BRESCIA NS. THE BRESCIANS. THE BRESCIANS. ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME. ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME. THE GIGANTIC PROGRAMME, Received with Great Enthusiasm hy a. Packed House. Come and See THE' NEW ZEALAND THE NEW ZEALAND FOOTBALLERS' AT HOME. FOOTBALLERS AT HOME. Exciting Scenes from the Closely-contested .Match against THE MIDLAND COUNTIES, Which was won by New Zealand by 21 points to 5 points. This series of pictures was specially taken by West’s operators, and shows splendid portrait studies of this famous team, as well as animated scones from this great game. H.M. THE ; KING AT EDINBURGH. THE ROYAL REVIEW. THE ROYAL REVIEW. THE WONDERFUL ALBUM—A Striking Example of Animated Photography in Colours. HIGGINS,'the Champion Jumper. THE MISADVENTURES OF A BOTANIST THE VENDETTA—A Corsican Episode of Love and Revenge. A TRACTION ENGINE WITH ELEPHANT’S FEET—A Valuable New Invention. , THE SCHOOLBOY’S JOKE-Fun, fast and : furious. M O I F A A, The King’s Now Zealand Horse running in Liverpool Grand National, showing the accident in which Moifaa fell, throwing his jockey, and the riderless horse coming in first. 'An Historic Film of an Historic Race. SCENES SPECIALLY PICTURED AT THE CHRISTCHURCH MOTOR CAR RACES ON TUESDAY LAST. THE BABIES’ BATH—The Pretty Study of Child Life. SATURDAY’S WAGES—Roars and roars of laughter. HAVE YOU A GUN LICENSE.—A unique humorous subject. THE UNWELCOME SUITOR, or the Masher and the Maid. , THE BRITISH NAVY IN PEACE AND WAR A Magnificent Series of Sea Studies of “ Our EJeet.” And a Supremely Sensational Dramatic Film, SAVED BY A DOG, SAVED BY A DOG, Showing the marvellous humanlike powers of Jock, the Detective Dog, in the stolen baby Violet. . ROOM FOR ALL AT THE GREAT . j CANTERBURY HALL. ADMISSION —3s, 2s, Is; Plan of reserved Seats at Milner and Thompson’s. Day Sales at Messrs Biedle’s, Eslick’s and Rennert’s. Children Half-price to Circle and Stalls. LAST MATINEE—SATURDAY, at 2.30. Managers— , T. J. WEST and HENRY HAYWARD. . Public notices. CHARLIE BALL’S BICYCLE NAME COMPETITION. : THE name “ MERCURY ” has been selected, conditionally that it is not already a registered name. - Three other names have been chosen as emergencies, so that if, upon ’inquiry from the proper official, it be found that the name selected is registered, that will bo disqualified and a second, or if necessary, third selection will be made. SELECTED NAME, “MERCURY.” Successful Competitors:—Elsa Thomas, 57, Colombo Street; Katherine Symons, Makikihi; Oswald AV. Eastwood, Poulson Street; Henry Harden, Park Road; Sarah Turner, Avonglade. We, the undersigned, certify that the above name has been selected before us'in .accordance with the conditions of the competition. {Signed) H. G. HORNIBROOK. J. G. FRASER. Christchuorh, January 1, 1906. F 3628 2" MAS AND NEW YE AR INSPECT OUR STOCK Before PURCHASING YOUR SEASON’S REQUIREMENTS. REAP THE BENEFIT OF OUR SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNTS. G. COATES AND CO., WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 318, Colombo Street. F 8409 A BEBM A I N C O A I* STEAMER EARLY. Can be obtained from all Coal Merchants. Proprietors: ABERMAIN COLLIERY CO., LTD., Sydney. THOS. BROWN, 146, Hereford Street, Christchurch, Sole Agent for New' Zealand. F 7260 COMFORTABLE CYCLING KNICKERS. You’ll find our NEW IMPORTED CYCLING KNICKERS Are all that. THEY are in Good Tweeds, have Seamless Seat, Five Buttons Below Knee, Flannellined Pockets, Cool, Comfortable and Stylish. PRICES FROM 9s 6d. CALL AND~SEE THEM. W. A. TRIBE AND CO., FPBII4 219, High Street, A SPLENDID Aosortment of Accordions from 6s 6d, at H. Atkinson’s, 117, Maa--.Wklat FIB9S