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IS J2W JLUVEBTIS EU JEHTTS. WESLEYAN HOME MISSIONS. THE Tea tmd Public Meetings in aid of the above w?'l be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 18. 167« mHBATRE R 0 V A L . Lessee and Manager ... Mr W. J. Wilson. Stage Manager . ... Mr R. Roberts. FAREWELL BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF MR JAS. J. BARTLETT, Under toe patronage o< his Worship the Mayor and the City Corporation. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, NOV. 17, The performance will comoience with BulwV Ijytton's beautiful play entitled MONEY. Alf. Ed Evelyn Mr Jas. J. Bartlelt. Clara Douglas MUs Dolly Green To be folliwed by the celebrated trial seme, from Pickwick, BARDELL v. PICKWICK. Se-g^. Buzfuz ... ... Mr Jas. J. BartleW. (in character.) To conclude with Matthew's Drawing-room Farce COOL AS A CUCUMBER. Plumper Mr Jac. J. Bartlett Old Barkins Mr J. G. Joyce. Doors open at half -past seven, to commence at eight. Drata Circle, 5s ; S falls, 3s ; Pit, 2s. NOTICE.— The Lessee begs to inform the inhabitants of Port Cooper (in answer to many inquiries) that he intends giving one performance in Lyttelton prior to the departure, with his company, from Canterbury. • 1681 HAGLEY PARK ROAD. THE Committee appointed at the pub!:c meeti?g held October 20, to promote the formation of the above road, have decided not to tjke part in the Meeting cilled by the Mayor for WEDNESDAY EVENINGNEXT, fir tbe following rejuoos : — Ist. That the qucjiion of the desiraWiiy of the above road having been acknowledged by the Government some years s'nee, and now acquiesced in by the members of the Domain Board, who are the cuslodians of the Park, it ia only a matter for decision as to the time for doin j it, and the method of paying for it. 2nd. That the willingness of a number of the cilizans to bear a large share of the cost, if the work ba done at the present time, is a convincing procf that iv their opinion some advantages will a-ise from the road being oopned up, and no counterbalancing disad\iilla3e being brought forward by opponents it is thought unnecessary to discuss the question at the ensuing meeting. The Committee respectfully suggest that tbe supporters of the movement abstain from faking part iv the meeting. W. A. SHEPPARD. E. B. BISHOP. J.P.JAMESON. J. V. ROSS. J. LEWIS. J. S. TURNBULL. . Committee appointed at the] meeting held October 20, 1868. ChrLtchurcb, Nov. 16, 18G8. 1680 CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. npHE following additional Signatures hare JL been received : — Lyttelton. T Merson, J.P., Mayor F Beec'iey of Lyttelton W Davia C W H Woledge L Caro J S Willcox W Pitcaithly J Ward M Carroll A Chalmers G Messiter G Tayler W Littlecott E S Ellisdon W Lucas J Dransfleld D Dimond J Hill W Bailey J P Oliver W Salkeld W Austin T Leslie W Murray H Dunsford AThiel ENeale H R Lissiman J Atkinson R Belgrave J Kenner N Bowden H J V Rogers P Cameron J Tregear J Percy T Bradley D Bundy W Hillier R Forbes N Bell R Wood J Roberts W Wales J F Hindley J W Julian W J Carson J McDonald T McDonald J Beaumont J Hunter W Graham R Brooke J Carder John Merson John Smyth W Walker S E Wright ' Richard Bunker, sen W Young Richard Bunker, jun C Littlecott W Parsons, E Rich R Donaldson D Caro '■'*>•''">' . '" .-GMackay G- Clarke K England N Brown R W England G Agar