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Star (Christchurch), Issue 166, 23 November 1868, Page 1

NO. 2, C.R.V. A SPECIAL MEETING of Members Trill be held at the Clarendon Hotel, on TUESDAY. EVENING NEXT, Nov. 24th, at 7.30 p.m. BußlltEßß : — To receive financial report from^Committee, and to elect officers. By order of the Committee, J. SCHRADER, 1 729 Hon. Sec. pro tern. mOWN HALL. MONDAY, 23rd NOV. LITERARY INSTITUTE. POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS. Programme. Rev C. Fraser — Address on Culture Yeomanry Band — Overture Mr Ollivier — Reading, " I told you so " Dr Haast— Song, •' Adelaide "—Beethoven Mr McCardell — Reading, " Legend of BattleHill" Major Wilson, C.B.— Flute Solo Mr Bird — Reading from Dickens Yeomanry Sand — Operatic Selectiona.National Anthem. Admission: — Sixpence. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. E. DENHAM, 1705 Hon. Sec. it J. ROWLEY, JUN FLAUTIST,. CASHEL STREET EAST, FOR PUPILS. TERMS ON APPLICATION. 1700 PANAMA HATS. A VERY choice assortment of the above on sale, at GEO. C. FOWNES, Corner of Hereford and Manchester streets. 1580 A. MOORE & CQ.'S ALE, Has been awarded the - MEDAL Of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association, 1867. SILVER JUG Of the Northern Agricultural and Pastoral Association, 1867. MEDAL Of the Intercolonial Exhibition — Victoria, 1866-7. A. MOORE & CO., PHCBNIX BREWERY, ARE always prepared to supply their celebrated ALES in any quantities to suit the convenience of their numerous customers The superior appliances used in the manufacture, and the ample cellarage for preserving the stock, obviate the necessity for requesting their friends to anticipate their wants, as the usual monthly orders can beexecuted throughout the whole year. THE VICTORIAN PRIZE MEDAL Was awarded to A. MOORE & CO., FOR THEIR XXX AL E, Sent to COMPETE WITH ENGLISH ALE. cls9a-