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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14978, 26 April 1909, Page 1

Amusements, <&e, kR BAENARDO’S HOMES. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, MONDAY, APRIL 26th, at 8 o’clock. Chairman—THE VERY REV THE DEAN. TUESDAY, APRIL 27th, at 8 o’clock. Chairman—T. E. TAYLOR, Esq., M.P. REV W. J. MAYERS REV \V. J. MAYERS And DR BARNARDO’S MUSICAL BOYS. DR BARNARDO’S MUSICAL BOYS. PICTURES AND STORIES Illustrating Dr Barnardo’s Child-Rescue Work. MUSICAL SELECTIONS On Bells, Bugles, Bagpipes and other Instruments. Action Songs or Tambourine Drill. ADMISSION: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls. 2s; Stallfs, 1b; Children Half-price. Tickets and Plans at Dresden Co. Collection in aid of New Hospital. COME and SEEI HELP! 11 For particulars of Services* on SUN."--. April 25tb, see bills and Saturday’s advertisement. 6602 rpHEATRE ROYAL. PATHE PICTURES. GRAND OPENING NIGHT. SATURDAY NEST, MAY Ist. PROTOGRAPHIC BEAUTY COMPETITION. All the Latest Films Direct from Home. i H E RED HAN D,” At West's Pictures Next Monday. COMPLIMENTARY FAREWELL CONCERT to MISS KATIE YOUNG. TTIS , MAJESTY’S THEATRE, ri TUESDAY, 18t,h MAY, 1009. Tickets may be obtained at Messrs Milner mil Thompson’s, Dresden Piano Coy.. J. Thornton’s, A. Gundersen’s, Petersen and Co., ind Coates and Co. 6718 H. ANTILL ADLEY, Hon Secretary. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KAIAPOI. SALE POSTPONED T'o TUESDAY. 27th, At 2.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. 6759 ALEXANDRA HALL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1909. COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL and DANCE To T. H. DAVEY, ESQ., M.P., By his SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS. Commence at 8 p.m. Danoing 9.15 p.m. Double Tickets 2s 6d. G. B. RITCHIE, Chairman. A. GROVER, Secretary. Tickets con ho obtained from Secretary, 9, Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral Square, or any Member of Committee. _ 6757 THE BURWOOD TEA GARDENS afford Beautiful Surroundings, Ample' Accommodation, Higb-clas3 Teas Croquet, Swings, Stabling Hot Water Free. Flowers, Fruit, Goldfish For Sale. Quinces ’for Sale. Excellent Recipe for Quince Jam will bo Given Away to Every Buyer. Ten o’clock tram 6d return. Tram from Bank Corner. Admission Gd. Tea 6d. X 4117 PHYSICAL CULTURE" and GYMNASTICS. Mr T. S. TAN KAKD having rsturned returned from EUROPE and AMERICA is now Forming Adult and Children’s Classes. To be held in the New, Large and Splen-didly-equipped Gymnasium, Y.M.C.A., Cambridge Terrace. Send for Prospectus. Telephone 1508. 1898 X BfCTeTN I B R O O K, F. PHYSICAL CULTURIST and CERTIFICATED MASSEUR, Cathedral Square. Physical Culture Classes for Men, Women and Children now Forming. Private Instruction. Medical Cases. Telephone 1359. P.O. Box 196. Write or Call for Prospectus. FP3204 Public Notices. PROVIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE CO. invites Applications, with testimonials, for Position of , SPECIAL AGENT FOR THE ORDINARY BRANCH. Salary and Liberal Terms. New and Attractive Tables. 9855 Industrial Policies Issued Last Year. Apply THE. SUPERINTENDENT, 6704 53, Cathedral Square. AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. lOR SALE—Modern Seven-roomed Brick I House, with all conveniences, situated in st-class neighbourhood. PRICE ONLY £550. forms if desired. DAVID BATES, Solicitor, £3155 67, Cathedral Square. _ 0. E. SALTER, (ARRIS TER and SOLICITOR, !13, Hereford Street (opp. Union Bank). mey Invested, Leans Negotiated. “F 4041 D B mol'ineaux, DENTAL SURGEON. D.D.S., University of Pennsylvania. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Adjoining Dr Neeley's Rooms. F 1991 G. H. PARKINSON, L,D,S., Eng., DENTAL SURGEON (Successor to the late Mr E. M. Turrell) HAS commenced PRACTICE, and may b» consulted at 161, HEREFORD STREET. F 3909 WM. IRWIN, N T I 8 T, OPPOSITE CLOCK TOWER. F 4123 X T. LEATHEM, JJARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 213, HEREFORD STREET (Opposite Union Bank). MONEY TO LEND AT CURRENT RATES. F 3946 J A. REDPATH AND SON, « • COAL MERCHANTS, 175, HEREFORD STREET. The Largest Importers in the Dominion. COAL ARRIVALS from NEWCASTLE — 5.5. WANAKA, duo at Lyttelton, 300 tons Aberdare. 5.5. BRISBANE, loading for Lyttelton, 1100 tons Hetton and Aberdnre. 5.5. KOIIOMIKO, discharging Napier, 700 tons überdaro. ~ . S.S. MELBOURNE, to load for Auckland and Wellington, 2200 tons Hetton. S.S. WAIHOHa, to load for Lyttelton and Timaru, 1000 tens. Barque CASABLANCA, duo at Auckland, 900 tons. Barque EUNICE, due at Wanganui, 300 tons Aberdare. Barques HAUTO, MARORO and ST KILDA, to load for Wanganui, FP4031