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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3109, 20 March 1883, Page 3

Late AdvertisementH, PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FEIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUSTRALASIA. VICTORIA LODGE, No. 57. ALTERATION OP PLACE OP MEETINGTHE QUARTERLY SUMMONED MEETING of Members of the above Lodge will beheld TO-MORRDW EVENING, in the FORESTERS’ HALL, George street, instead of Oddfellows’ Hall. By order of the W.M. V. RNEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Christchurch Section, NIGHT EXCURSION TRAIN TO DUNEDIN, MARCH 22,1883. ON THURSDAY, 22nd INST., an Excursion Train will leave Christchurch .-.t 8.10 p.m., Ashbnrtou, at 10.30 p.m., Temuka at 12.10 a.m.. Timaru at 12.50 a.m., arriving at Dunedin at 7.50 a,m , next day. From Christchurch Ashburton Temuka Timaru FARES. Ist Class } 30/- | 20/2ud Class 15/Tickets available for return up to and including Monday, 9th April. FREDK. BACK, Traffic Manager. District Traffic Manager’s Office, Christchurch March 19,1883, TIMARU LABOR EXCHANGE. Sydney Davies, LAND, HOUSE & GENERAL AGENT. (Next Union Bank of Australia.) Main South Road. Rents and Debts Collected. Tradesmen’s Books Posted, &c., & c. Having Agents at Dunedin and elsewhere, S.D, hopes to supply the wants of all clients in the Labor Department on shortest possible notice. No Fee cha tbe I in cases of distress. U>cd Congregational ANNUAL TEA MEETING. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Barnard Street. TO - MORROW ~(WEDNE SDAY At Six O’clock. SACRED~CONCERT IN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH At Eight. Programme : ' Anthem ... .. .. •• Choir Solo —“ Arm, Arm, ye Brave ” (Handel) Mr R. Foster Solo—“ He wipes the Tear ” (Alex. Lee) Miss Innos Solo—" 1 Know that My Redeemer Liveth ” (Handel) Miss Statham Solo —“ The Trumpet Shall Sound ” (Handel) .. .. Mr Warrington Duet—" Vital Spark ” .. Misses Haigh Solo—“ Rolling in Foaming Billows ” (Haydn) Mr W. Ziesler Solo—“ Consider the Lillies ” (Glover) Miss Warrington Solo—“ Beacon Light ”.. Miss Musker Duet —“ Oh Lovely Peace ” (Handel) Misses Innes and Statham Solo-“ With Verdure Clad” (Haydn) Miss Haigh Solo—“ Tired ” (Lindsay) Miss Clarke Solo —“ He was Despised ” (Handel) Miss Innes Anthem ... .. .. Choir

The Rev. G. W. Sharp will preside. RE-OPENING OF TERRIER’S PORTRAIT ROOMS. Has much pleasure in announcing to his Customers and the Public that he has so far recovered health as to enable him to resume business. The srUDIO is NOW OPEN, and no effort will be spared to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage A Proof will be submitted, and none but approved pictures will be allowed to leave the studio. Views of Town and Shipping alwavs on band. RASTER MONDAY (MARCH 26th). Commodore —Fulbert Archer, Esq.; ViceCommodore—J. Jackson, Esq.; President—Joseph Beswick, Esq.; VicePresident—Archdeacon Harper; Judge —Chas. Bourn, Esq.; Starter—E. Cook, Esq. CommUte—Captain Bascand, Messrs T. B. Jones, R. R. Taylor, W. Collins, E. Cook, P.McArdle, J.H. Peters, J. E. S. Jackson, W. Jones, J. Jones, H. Green, Chas. Bourn, A. Hawkins (Secretary), J. Hall (Assistant Secretary), and G. Shirtcliffe (Treasurer). PROGRAMME : 1— Open Boat Sailing Race, centreboards to be sealed up or down, at option of competitors. Time allowance, 45 secs per foot, keel measurement ; 6 miles. First prize, £ls ; second £4. 2 Pair-oared Race, Stump Outriggers, 14 miles, First prize, £lO ; second, £2. 3 Four-oared Skiff Race, for boats under 26 feet; 2 miles. First prize, £l2 ; second, £3. 4 Double Sculling Race, in Stump Outriggers ; 1£ miles. First prize, £lO ; second, £2. 5 -Ships’ Boats, four oars, to be rowed by hunn fide sailors belonging to the ship; 1| miles. First prize, £5 ; second £1 6 Imigged Four-oared Race; 2 miles. First prize, £10; second, £2. 7 Single Sculling Race, 1 oar. £l. Swimming Race First prize, £2 ; second, £l. Tub Race, Duck Hunt, and Greasy Bowsprit with Cask. W. F EREIER TO BE HELD ON

First Race to start at twelve o’clock sharp, with an interval of 30 minutes between each event. A gun will be fired 10 minutes before each Race. Three boats to start or no race Entrance fees 10 per cent on first prize for all events. Entries, Nos. 1,2, 3,4, C, to close not later than Wednesday, March 21, others post entries. The Secretary will be in attendance at the Royal Hotel till 9 p.m. on the 21st, at which hour the entries will close. All disputes to be decided by the Committee. The Committee reserve the right to alter the time or order of starting any events to suit the weather. All boats and crews to be subject to the approval of the Committee, who reserve to themselves the right to return any entrance moneys they may think proper, and to disqualify any boat, vessel, person or crew from entering or competim; in the Regatta. A. B. HAWKINS', Hoa Sec.