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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14310, 2 March 1907, Page 1

Amusements, Sits. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Under Direction MR J. C. WILLIAMSON. PACKED TO T'HE DOORS. HUNDREDS UNABLE TO OBTAIN ADMISSION. AS OF YORE, j A GIGANTIC SUCCESS, “ THE BELLE OF NEW YORK,” Presented Last Evening By MR J. C. WILLIAMSON’S ROYAL COMIO OPERA COMPANY, Before an INTENSELY ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCB, That Fairly Revelled In the ATMOSPHERE AND CHARM Of the BRIGHTEST AND MOST FASCINATING MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE CENTURY. THE SPARKLING MUSIC And THE WITTY LIBRETTO, Added to _ „ THE HIGHLY DIVERTING SITUATIONS, At Once Held the Huge Audience SPELLBOUND AND ENTRANCED. In fact, Last Night’s Performance of “TRE BELLE OF NEW YORK Distinctly and Emphatically made the HIT OF THE SEASON. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT, POSITIVELY, POSITIVELY, FINAL APPEARANCE Of the ROYAL COMIO OPERA COMPANY In “THE BELLE OP NEW YORK. MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 4. And TUESDAY EVENING, 2 FAREWELL NIGHTS 2 Of this EXCEPTIONALLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON And GLORIOUS REVIVAL Of the HIT OF THE FORMER SEASON. “A COUNTRY GIRL.” Box Plans at Milner and Thompson’s. Day Sales at Rennerts, Royal Cafe Buildings. Prices—os, ss, 3s and 2s. MANAGERIAL NOTICE. > All Accounts against Mr J. C. Williamson’s Royal Comic Opera. Company must be Tendered not later than March 4, otherwise they will not he recignised. RICHARD STEWART, Business Manager. T nHEA T R E ROYAL. Lessee .... Mr Herbert Flemming. Business Manager . . . W. E. Bryer. THE BROUGH-FLEMMING COMEDY COMPANY. Under -the direction of Mr Herbert Flemming. FOR 7 NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing THURSDAY, MARCH 7th. REAPPEARANCE OP MRS BROUGH, MISS BEATRICE DAY, i And MR HBRB'eRT FLEMMING, And First Production in Christchurch of the GREAT LONDON SUCCESS, DR WAKE’S PATIENT. DR WAKE’S PATIENT. DR WAKE’S PATIENT. DR WAKE'S PATIENT. By AV. Gayer Mackny and 1 Robert Ord. From the Adelphi Theatre, London. Mr Herbert Flemming as Andrew Wake. Miss Beatrice Day as Lady Gerania. Mrs Brough as The Countess of St Olbya. The BOX PLANS for t)ie season will be open at the Dresden on MONDAY MORNING. ■ Prices—ss, 3s and Is. Early doors ! to Stalls and Pit (7 to 7.30), sixpence extra. Day Sale at Reunert’s. ' 9279, Touring Manager—C. H. WHAITE. ST ANDREAV’S CHURCH. JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. A GARDEN PARTY will he held at Riccarton, the residence of,Mis Deans, on SATURDAY, the 9th of Mutch, from 3 to 6 p.m. Band, Work Stall, etc. Admission Is, including .afternoon tea. In the event of rain, an “ At Homo ” will be held in St Andrew’s Schoolroom from 3 to 9 p.m. 9593 CHRISTCHURCH MUSICAL UNION. THE Rehearsals on Monday,. 4th. and 11th March, and Tuesday, sth and 12th March, will, be held at tne Art Gallery, Armagh Street. 11. ANTILL ADLEY, Secretary. , 9978 LADIES cordially invited to ILLUSTRATED HEALTH TALKS EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, At 3, In the VIAVI ROOMS, 3 Royal Exhange (Cafe) Building. Those Talks are open to any Lady. No charge whatever is made, and no obligation of any kind is incurred by attendance. 30 MADAME HYLAND, Palmist and Phrenologist, Clnirvoyante and Crystal Reader, may be consulted at No. 39a, Manchester Street, Trocadero Buildings. PROF. HYLAND, American Herbalist, same address as above. 9423 F. A. HORNIER 0 0 K, XVX PHYSICAL CULTURIST, CITY HALL, Commences EARNING CLASS FOR MEN NEXT MONDAY, FEB 25th, V At 8 p.m. Class Nights—Monday and Thursday. Telephone 1359. AVrite or call for Pros pectus, E PHYSICAL CULTURE. MR TANKARD’S ' SCHOOL (specially built), corner of Gloucester Street and Oxford Terrace. Breathing Exercises for Lung Development. Specialist for 'the treatment of Spinal Curvature. Private Pupils by Arrangement. Send for' Prospectus. . F 3476 MISS BEATRICE WHICHELLCL GOLD MEDALLIST, Teacher of Physical Culture, Sandow System, has opened a STUDIO in the Alliance Assurance Buildings, Hereford Street, where she holds Classes lor Ladies and Children. Also Private and Individual Instruction. Miss AVhichello is now receiving Ladies’ and Children’s names for her winter classes. , Alliance Assurance Buildings. Telephone 1659. 7348 Public Notices PREMISES to Let, central position, shop 47 x 36, two offices 12 x 12 and 12 x 6, two. large plate-glass windows, double doors, back entrance, workshop. P 4 Apply BOX 105. WANTED, Everyone to try BILZ and Soda, Made from Delicious Fruit Juices. Sold Everywhere. 7381 AN Ideal Home.—Riccarton, grand position close to 2d section electric car—Beautifully finished House 5 large rooms, oriel window, verandah, tiled grates, bathroom, h. and o. water service to bath, shower, lavatory basin and sink, linen press, pantry, scullery and washhouse, copper and tubs; house is new, stands, on high concrete foundations, and is plastered; grand high i-acre section, well fenced. Price £575. Owner invites the. closest inpeotion. Hillary and Baxter, agents, 122, Manchester Street. FP TO LET. APyAREHOUSB AND SAMPLE ROOMS, ’ V MOA BUILDINGS. Ground Floor—£l2s p.a. First Floor—£s2 p.a. Second Floor—£3o and £4O p.a. Apply JOHNSON AND SONS (COLONIAL), LT., 103, Lichfield Street. NEW PREMISES Are being prepared for w. R. COOKE AND SON, CHEMISTS, At 193, HIGH STREET. 1 Temporary Premises still at 162, High Street. FP