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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15924, 9 May 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, 1' H E A T K S ROYAL. Direction . . J. C. Williamson, Ltd. FARR-WELL NIGHT Of MISS HILDA SPONG as Margaret Summers. FAREWELL NIGHT _ Of MISS HILDA SPONG as Morgarot Summers. FAREWELL NIGHT Of MR WILLIAM DESMOND As Peter Waverton. And MR J. C. WILLIAMSON'S FAMOUS DRAMATIC COMPANY. * In the Most Charming and Fascinating of all Comedy- . Dramas, “ PASSERS BY.” PASSERS BY.” GREATEST ARTISTIC SUCCESS Presented in Christchurch for years. LIFE STUDIES introduced by LIFE-LIKE ARTISTS. The Glorious Presentation of “PASSERS BY” Will long remain in the memory of all Fatrous as being a Brilliant Performance, and a Fitting Termination to a MAGNIFICENT SEASON OF TRIUMPHS. Box Plans at Milner and Thompson's. Day Sales at Woodward's. PRICES AS USUAL. ROY A L . jHEA I K E Direction • PORTUS and TALBOT,. LTD. Business Manager * cllx * siel SHORT SEASON ONLY. COMMENCING SATURDAY; MAY 11. COMMENCING SATURDAY. MAY 11. The World's Greatest Transformist, THE GREAT JANSEN. Tlio Greatest Living Magician, ■ THE GREAT JANSEN. Wonder Worker. Master of Miracle, THE GREAT JANSEN. And his BRILLIANT AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS Jansen's Features. AMERICAN BEAUTY THE MIRACLE DEVIL’S OWN TRICK PERPLEXITY PHANTOM PRINCESS DEATH CHAMBER INVISIBLE FLIGHT DOWN ON THE FARM RAPID TRANSIT CIRCUS DAY UNCLE SAM Jansen’s Artists. DE' HOLLIS And VALOEA. American Eccentrics. nelson story. Rog-Timo Pianist. EDNA HERR. Escape Expert. ALVIN. The Straw Man. ME, HIM and I. Nothing but Fun. MATINEE SATURDAY. MAY 18/ Children Half-price. PRICES- Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 4s, no extra for reserving; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. Early door to gaiiery Is extra; to stalls 6d extra, until 7.30 p.ra. Plan at the Dresden. Day Sale at Woodward’s. TRAIN, Saturday night, 10.50 (after performance!, for KAIAPOI and RANGIORA. Trains for Lyttelton every night after performance. CHRISTCHURCH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. HEATRE ROYAL FRIDAY, MAY 10 . FIRST CONCERT (1913 SEASON). A Fr,w .Stall Seats are available to the Public at 2s Cd. • Three Hundred Gallerv Seats available to the Public at ONE SHILLING. MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. Box Plan at the Dresden, where Stall Seats may bo reserved. ERNEST JAMIESON, ■ y Secretory, Box 222/, KING’S THEATRE. D OMINION MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS, Commencing TUESDAY NEXT. Competitions for VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS., INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL DUETS. ORATIONS RECITATIONS SPEECHES COMEDIETTAS RECITALS AND CHOIRS. POPULAR PRICES. G. W. JENNER, Secretary. AND FRUIT AND FRUIT AND FRUIT CHRYSANTHEMUM CHRYSANTHEMUM CHRYSANTHEMUM CHRYSANTHEMUM AND FRUIT AND FRUIT AND FRUIT TO-DAY. TO-DAY. HALL. HALL. EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. A LEXANDRA Alexandra Opens To-day 10 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Admission la, Children 6d. SONG RECITAL By MR SIDNEY WILLIAMSON, R.C.M.L. r FHs FIRST of the 1912 SERIES will ho given in the KING’S THEATRE on THURSDAY, May 30. Will intending' Subscribers kindly send in their names to Mr Williamson, P.O. Box 490. Subscription for the Series of THREE RECITALS, One Guinea, allowing Four Tickets for each Recital. 2142 BANKS PENINSULA COLLIE DOG CLUB TRIALS, TO be held at LITTLE RIVER on'MAY 20th and 21st. Sixty Pounds Prize Money, besides Trophies. Entries close May 11th. All particulars from E. W. BACHELOR, 2188 Hon. Sec. LECTURES, LECTURE. ■ QPIRITUALIST Churhh, Worcester Street. O TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m.—MR JHON WILSON will givo a lecture on “The Romance of Matter.” Discussion invited. 5730 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE MISSION CONTINUED. , SCOTTISH SOCIETY’S HALL, MANO CHESTER STREET. Mr C. H. HINMAN, Evangelist, will give a'Special Address To-night, 7.80. A welcome for you. 6745 MEETINGSAMBERLEY FARMERS’ UNION. ANNUAL MEETING will be held in HALL, AMBERLEY, , On MONDAY NEXT, MAY 13th, 8 p.m. ALEC. McCLEAN, Chairman. PASSIVE RESISTERS, Don’t Forget, SUNDAY NIGHT, Monster Demonstration, King’s Theatre. Don't be side-tracked. Also, 10,090 workers are requested to roll up and express their indignation against Conscription. 5746 _ CANTERBURY' Fruitgrowers’ Association. —Tho HON A. M. MYERS, Minister for Railways, will rccoivo a Deputation of Fruitgrowers at Werner’s Hotel TO-DAY, at 12.30 p.m. Members meet at 11.20 a.m. 5081 IMPOUNDED at Kaiapoi, One Strawberry Heifer, apparently first calf.. rather wild. If not claimed arid expensos paid on or before 18th May will be sold at noon. Chas. H. Wright, Poundkeopar. . , WO3