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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 14202, 26 October 1906, Page 1

Amusements, &c. JIEEAIBB ROYAL Direction EDWIN GEACH. Solo Managers: MESSES WILLOUGHBY AND WAED. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Of LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT “THE MAN FROM MEXICO” “ THE MAN FROM MEXICO.” “THE MAN FROM MEXICO” Who, on Thursday Evening, Simply Reduced the Vast Audience To the VERGE OP HYSTERIA, As Presented by the WILLOUGHBY AND.WARD NEW LONDON COMEDY COMPANY, Including MISS GRACE PALOTTA, The Famous Beauty Actress. Plans at _ Dresden. Day Tickets at Riedle’s and Reunert’s (West End). Prices:' ss, 3s and Is. Early doors 6d extra. A. COWAN, Manager. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), The LAUGHING EVENT of % DAY. Messrs WILLOUGHBY and WARD have pleasure in announcing the First Presentation in Christchurch of London’s Great Laughing Limit, entitled “THE TALK OF THE TOWN.” "THE TALK OF THE TOWN.” “THE TALK OF THE TOWN.” “THE TALK OF THE TOWN.” From the pen of Bille Norwood, And DIRECT from the STRAND THEATRE. “ It is a striking and brilliant production, well calculated to take the shine out of most things.”—“ EVENING SUN.” The talk of the town.”— See GRACE PALOTTA in her box.ng Act. Scientific and superb. The talk of the town.”— Mothers should see HUGH WARD washing the baby. . ‘srpHE~ TALK OF THE TOWN.”— JL Hear GRACE PALOTTA sing “Wouldn’t you Like to Spoon with Me?” “fTTHE TALK OF THE TOWN.”— 1 See GEORGE WILLOUGHBY as the Champion “ Heavy-weight.” JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. Return Visit of THE WORLD’S PICTURES, THE WORLD’S PICTURES, In an entirely new programme, including the Latest Sensation, WELLINGTON’S GREAT FIRE. WELLINGTON’S GREAT FIRE. An animated panorama view of the ruins; Dynamiting the Buildings, Etc., Etc. The Dog Smugglers. Rapids on the River Ozu. Around a Star. A DETECTIVE’S TOUR OF THE WORLD The Longest Coloured Film Ever Exhibited. The Stolen Leg of Mutton. Point-to-Point Steeplechase. v.i;- Tie- .Unfortunate Policeman. And a host of other pictures all Now to Christchurch. A REVELATION IITcOLOURED FILMS. xPRTOES: 3s- 2s, Is. Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Riedle’s. 7291 Representative, A. LINLEY. - SWIMMING. CASTER PARK BATHS. RE-OPEN TO-MORROW. Open to the Pub’ic , Throughout the Season. 7343 Sporting. NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. EXHIBITION MEETING. JO BOOKMAKERS . or their ASSISTI ANTS, CASH-FIELDERS, DISJALIED or other PERSONS deemto . be UNDESIRABLE will be alved on tha Grounds at the Meeting, to be Id on the Ist, 6th, Bth and 9th NOVEM--SR, and if found on any part of the pretty will be EXPELLED and PROSEGUi?734G By order. A. I. RATTRAY, Secretary.

Agricultural and Pastoral. COURTENAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. m-H E ANN UAL SH O W ■*" Takes place on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15th. ENTRIES CLOSE on MONDAY, November sth, for ail Classes . except the Jl;gh Jump and Driving Competition, for which post , entries will he ' received. \ “ Trimming Regulations ” in sheep apply only to Hoggets. Schedules and all information can he obtained from GEO. T. ROBERTSON, 7034 Secretary. Wanted. OUR SPECIAL TEA AT Is 3d PER LR IS GOOD. Those who have not already tried it should do so. TUST TO HAND, a Shipment of lib and d 21b Tins FRENCH PEAS and BEANS, at 6 and Is per Tin. KINCAID’S G.1.C., 6691 161 and 163, Colombo Street. YTtrANTED, Cook-General at once. Apply VV Mrs K. W. Anderson, 124, Colombo Street, Sydenham. 7301 WORKING Man wants Single Room and Board in working man’s home. Terms Waiting, “ Times." 7374 WA.\ TED,”Two Good Shovel Men. Apply on job, new road, Weston Road, off Papanui Road, St Albans. 7375 WANTED, 2 Boys for Exhibition Lavatories. Good wages. App.y, between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., to 148, Salisbury Street. 7310 WANTED, Capable Person take charge House, three in family, lady engaged during day; good p.ace. Apply Square, *■ Times ” Office. 7330_ WArvaED, Married Couple, man as gardener. wife as laundress; Head Housemaid, 17s fid a week; Good Kitchen., a.d, £1; Head Waiter, 2Ss. Mei.ropo.'itau, 63. Manchester Street. Mrs Pa suns. 7331 WANTED, Young Pantry maid, tearooms, Eah.bitioiv 15s; two Lady-helps, Haniner, 15s; two Domesticated Lady Housekeepers, 15s; Second Cook, 30s; Pantrymaid, 17s fid; Scuilerymaid, 15s; Housemaid, 18s; General Farm Hand, 255; Cook and Kitchenmaid, Ashburton, 20s, 12s 6d. Mrs Darby’s Select Registry. Tel. 1106. WANTED to Sell for Cash. Full-sized Kapoo Mattress, 22s fid; Stretcher, Mattress and Pillow, 18s; Several Pretty Little Drawing-room Suites; Canterbury Chair in serge, 12s fid. S Chair in Tapestry, 27s Cd; Well-upholstered Couch, 355. Factory Prices, and hours 8 to 5, Saturdays 8 to 12. Frank S., Yates, Upholsterer, Dundas Street, near South Beit. 4377,