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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18407, 13 May 1920, Page 11

CHRIBTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1920. declare that the nndermentioned PW««»« STREETS, cludi "f rna AGAINST SQUARE, *hoil be CLOSED AOil«»i | HORSES' and VEHICULAR (m chiding BICYCLES), exceptr those veihtd« officially connected with the Roooptwa of - Uie Princo of Wales, between the houni of 6.30 o'clock and 8 o'clock p.m. on THUKBUAX, MAY 13th, 1920, viz.:— Moorhouse Avenue-From ttto west »ido °f Madras Street to tho cast sido of Colombo Street. , A Manchester Street-From Moorhouse Awnua to tho south side of Casho Sheet. High Street—From Madras Street to tiw west sido of Colombo Street. Cathedral Square. . Colombo Stieot—From tho south side ot Hereford Street, to tho south aide ol Gloucester Street. Worcester Street—From Cathedral Square to th» east side of Latimer Square. ALSO-FRIDAY, MAY 14th, 1920. The following streets and publio pk«» and portions of streets will bo AGAINST HORSES AND ALL VEHICULAR TRAFFIC (including BICYCLES) from 1 o'clock p.m. to 3 o'clock p.m. on IRIDAI, MAY 14th, 1920, viz.: Latimer Square, including the adjoining streota. Worcester Street—From tho e*st side ol Latimer Square to Cathedral Squaro. Cathedral Square. Colombo Street—From Cathedral Squaro to Colombo Street Bridge. Oxford Terrace—From Colombo Street to Armagh Street. Victoria Streets—From the Bridge to the east side of Colombo Street. Armagh Street—From tho east aide of Colombo Street to the entrance to llagley Park. ARMAGH STREET, from the west side of Oxford Terrace to tho west side of Park Torraoe, will bo CLOSED against TRAFFIC of all descriptions (including PEDESTRIANS), with tho exception of Sohool Children and those in oharge. HENRY T. J. THACKER, Mayor. Ohrlstohnrch, 12th Mnv. 1920. 183 " CITIZENS' BALL. FRIDAY, 14th MAY. OWING to the largo number of Tickota sold, the Pubuc are respectfully requested to observe and comply with tho following regulations, framed with a view to order and Avoiding unpleuaaut crushing l : The Prince is expected to arrive at the Bajracks at nine o'clock. Visitors <are urged to bo in their place* not lator than a quarter to nine. The entrance gates (Cashel Street) will bo open at 7.30 p.m., and closed at 10 minutes to 9 until aftejr the Prince's arrival. On entering the Barracks tickets must bo handed to the doorkeepor and be exchanged for Supper Tickets. (Supper Tickets aro merely lor the right to enter tho Suppor Room as space is available. There will bo no order of preference.) Crushing or crowding must bo avoided. Ladies' Dressing Rooms will be found on the right-hand sido of tho passago on ontori ing the Barracks. Ladies net wishing to danoe will bo well advised to take their cloaks into the "all Room. Gentlemen's Dressing Rooms are at tho north side of tho Barracks, past the Ladies' Room. I For the purpose of facilitating gontleraon ! and ladies finding their partners, and ftlso j to meet each other, after leaving tho Cloak Rooms, letters of the alphabet will bo found I at intervals round the room, in conspicuous ! places. Visitors are requested to proceed to their j seats in the Ball Room as eoon as possible after arrival. A Buffet has been provided, where light refreshments may be obtained throughout the evening. Motor-cars must approach the entrance in Cashel Street from the west .end of the building. Permission has been granted for Motor-cab to be parked on the river sido of Cambridge TerracOj between Caßheland Montreal Streets, during the Ball. Caretakers will (bo placed in charge, but no mcwponsi-' bility whatever will bo bo undertaken hy the Ball Committee. At tho Supper Tablo Ladies and Gcmtloj men are specially requested not to occupy j their seats for moro than 20 minutes, and then to return without loss of tiruo to the I Ball Room. D. SCOTT, 1514 Secretory. CITIZENS' BALL. HIE Committee will bo glad to receive FLOWERS. AUTUMN LEAVES, etc., for decorative purposes. Donors nro requested to leave same at Kinj | Edward Barracks on THURSDAY MORN--1 ING, the 13th Instant. ■ ' D. SCOTT, 1545 SeareVairy. DUST AND REFUSE COLLECTION. THERE Will be NO Dust and Refuse Collection on FRIDAY, the 14th Inst. The Carts will call TO-DAY, tho 13th Inst., at tho premises usually called upon on Friday. H. R, SMITH, 140 Town Clerk. Christchurch, Mgy IS, 1920. rajVERRAL FISH SUPPLY. • A FAIR SUPPLY OF ALL VARIETIES TO-DAY. FRESH RABBITS DAILY. •Phone 3781. CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM CREAM A VON DAIRY CO. IVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. Farmers, send your Cream to no. We give the highest price, and correct weight and accurate test, and fully guaranteed. Corner Manchester and Dundi Streets, Christchurch. AVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. AVON DAIRY CO. TfOR THOSE OLD PHOTOGRAPHS you v/ant COPIED OR ENLARGED. Try WRIGGLESWORTH AND BINN3. PHOTOGRAPHERS. WE ARE EXPERTS AT T> AGEING, FORWARDING AND FAN- ■ TECHNICON WORK. TELEPHONE CS4. EMPIRE EXPRESS CO., 293. St Asaph Street, opposite Boon's. X " EFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs Pritchard <« « JU Gash Buyer of Gents' Misfits and '. off Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux"; also Ladies' and Children's Clothing. Spot cash. King up 'Phone 33J4; -or write 12, Victoria Street. GOLDEN BREW PURE MALT VIKEGAR makes tho best llckies and Sauce 3. All Grocers can Supply. Buy a bottla to-day. ~