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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14980, 28 April 1909, Page 1

Amusements, &e, I THE T_TIS MAJESTY'S THE THE 11 THEATRE. THE I THE THE BEST Direction of FAMOUS BEST T. J. WEST. FAMOUS j BEST FAMOUS BEST FIRST AT HOME. ART FIRST ABROAD. ART ART Commencing STUDY MONDAY NEXT. STUDY MONDAY NEXT. STUDY MONDAY NEXT. .STUDY OF FIRST ABROAD. OF ALL Commencing ALL MONDAY NEXT. ALL MONDAY NEXT. ALL MONDAY NEXT. ALL • WEST'S Presenting WEST'S AN ALL NEW WEST'S BUDGET OF GEMS. WEST'S ' • WESTS Scenes -- Travel. WEST'S Adventure!l Humour!!! WEST'S ar.d Life. WESTS To Interest! Amuse!! WEST'S and Instruct!!! WEST'S WESTS WEST'S WESTS WEST'S WEST'S PICTURES Including "THE RED HAND." PICTURES The Greatest 1 PICTURES PICTURES Picture Extant. HAND HAND PICTURES The Popular Musical HAND PICTURES Coterie, HAND PICTURES DE GROEN'S VICE- HAND PICTURES REGAL ORCHES- HAND PICTURES ■ TRA. HAND PICTURES HAND PICTURES West's Popular Prices: HAND PICTURES Dross Circle, Is 6d. HAND PICTURES Stalls, Is. HAND PICTURES Pit, 6d. JPW 0 Box Plan at Dresden, Gd extra Booking Fee. ._■ ' ' ! FRIDAY, APRIL 30th. ' GRAND MENDELSSOHN CENTENARY CONCERT. •iHE CHRISTCHURCH LEIDERTAFEL In Selected Part Songs. Soloists: MESSRS MORRIS, MARCH, MILLAR and VINCENT. ORGAN SOLOS by DR BRADSHAW. PIANOFORTE SOLO BY MR A BUNZ. THE FESTGESANG, With Organ Accompaniment by Dr Bradshaw, And tho 20 MALE VOICE CHORUS 26 Accompanist: MR A. BUNZ. The Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls are yatained for Subscribers Only. Plan at Dresden, will open MONDAY, 10 A.m. Stalls 2s, Pit Is. - Stalls may be Reserved by paying 6d extra. . ALFRED EVANS, 6703 Hon. Secretary, Box 473 -.THEATRE ROYAL. i- Direction: Henry Hayward. GRAND OPENING NIGHTSATURDAY NEXT, MAY Ist. ' very PATHE PICTURES ' To picture PATHE PICTURES . Christ-'. Nw PATHE PICTURES church. And tho BEAUTY COMPETITION. BEAUTY COMPETITION. BEAUTY COMPETITION. Come and Vote for tho Best-looking Girl in Christchurch. PRICES: Dress Circle Is Gd; Stalls Is; Gallery 6d. Plan at the Dresden. Manager: GEORGE MARTINENGO. ■ SALE OF •NDIAN, ORIENTAL and CONTINENTAL GOODS arid NOVELTIES, In Aid of Ramnbai's Mulcti Mission to the Child Widows of India, To be held in the ALEXANDRA HALL, Manchester Street,' On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,^ April 28, 23, 30. MRS CRACROFT WILSON will Open Salo ■rii Wednesday, at 7.30 TJ.rn. 6572 SPECIAL TALKS TO LADIES. AN Hour Devoted to a commoi sens* "Plea For Less Surgery," VIAVI ROOMS, 8, Royal Exchange Bldgs, Every Tuesday, at 3 p.m. and Wednesday, 8 p.m. These TALKS are interesting and in»tructive, and i'-lustratcd with life-sized charts. Subject for Wednesday:—"Beauty and Its Insidious Drawbacks, Backache, Headache and Nervousness." . « Interviews at Rooms, 10.5 daily. Printed version of Aims and Methods Free for la Stamp. No charge, no obligation. Oxford East Town Hall,. Wednesday Afternoon, the 28th inst,, at 3 o'clock; and Tuesday Evening, May 4th, at 8 p.m. ' X 3797 HE - BURWOOD TEA GARDENS afford Beautiful Surroundings, Ample Accom. modation, High-class Teas Croquet, Swings, Stabling. Hot Water Free.. Flowers, Fruit, Goldfish For Sale. Quinces for Sale. Excellent Recipe for Quince J<im will be Given Away to Every Buyer. Ten o'clock tram 6d return. Tram from Bank Corner. Admission Od. Tea 6d. Xlll7 Public Notices. rarANTED, ADOPTING PARENTS FOR) VV. MALE CHILD (9 months old). FP6BG7 ' BOX 322. G.P.O. 1 TO THE ELECTORS CENTRAL WARD. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I . have U pleasure in again offering my services to you as one of your Representatives on the Christchurch City Council. My past record, I think, should justify me in once more asking for your support. When first elected I took a prominent part in a successful movement for tho erection of an up-to-date destructor, and there can be 1 little doubt that its introduction was a great benefit to the City. I also successfully advocated the erection of a public morgue, which, was sorely wanted, as our unfortunate dead ?ere dumped down in outhouses connected pith hotels in a most improper way, and inquests and post morterms were held under most trying conditions. For a number of years I acted as Chairman of the .ueserve Committee ar.d instituted a system of tree 1 planting which in years to come should give splendid results. A reference to the Council records will also show that in October, 1901, I carried a resolution in favour of a section being set apart for a tepid Bwimmmg bath. During Mr AVigram's term as Mavor I was the moans of getting the first oommitteo a> pointed to further the movement in favour of Greater Christchurch. Tho same' records will show that I have consistently advocated a municipal stone quarry, and I can fairly, claim to have assisted all practical progressive proposals during my term of office. Tlio Canal Scheme and tho Electrical Power and Light Schemes are questions which have. I think, hardly reached the stage when, they can be said to be within the range of practical local politics. When it can be proved tint the proposals are sound from a commercial standpoint I will heartily support them. I: addition to having served on almost all lh_ Departmental Committees of the Council I am at present 'their- representative on the Hospital Board. Trusting to receivo a share of your support on Wednesday, I have tho honour to bo your obediont servant, „ ~„„„„ 5873 C. D. MOEHIS. FURNISHED HOUSE, Central. Also, COTTAGE G rooms, 10s. MRS TIM'S REGISTRY, 12, Chancery Lane. AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. r*OR SALE—Modern Seven-roomed Briok J House, with all conveniences,' situated in first-class neighbourhood. PRICE ONLY £550. Terms if desired. DAVID BATES, Solicitor. X 8155 ' G 7, Cathedral Square. C? lowest prices—4 Rooms, £35, B, Atkinr ■on, 117, Manchester Street. 8