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/COLONISTS' HALL, LYTTELTON. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF THE GOURLAY FAMILY. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. PICKINGS FROM WAVERLEY And (by particular desire) MRS McGREGOR'S LEVEE, Introducing Mr Guideale, Daft Watty, and Little Johnny ; Needle Tammy, Newhaven Fishwife. SONGS AND „D ANCE S. Admission-— 3s, 2 ■), and ls. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. 2698 V CABBAGE PLANTS. CABBAGE ' PLA.NTS. CABBAGE PLANTS, One Shilling and Sixpence per Hundred, at R. CLARK'S, FRUITERER AND GREENGROCER, Next the A I Hotel. N.B. — Tripe and Co wheel fresh every day. 2700 FOR OTAGO, CALLING AT AKAROA. I « rpHE Favourite Steamship WJrMk. AIREDALE : *£&kig3&kw& A. Kennedy, Commander, Is appointed to Sail for the above ports, on SATURDAY, 10th APRIL, At 11 a.m. For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO., 2699 Lyttelton and Christchurch. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. THE HALF-YEARLY BALANCE of this Bank takes place on MONDAY, 1 the 12th inst. Customers are requested to send in their i Pass Books for the purpose of being made up. W. DYMOCK, 2697 Manager. fTIHE THIRD ANNUAL TREAT TO THE SCHOOLS OF \ CHRISTCHURCH, Will take place in the DRILL SHED, , By^the kind permission of Lieut.-Colonel • Packe, 1 During the visit of His Royal Highness ; y the Duke of Edinburgh. | Under the patronage of . His Excellency Sir G. F. Bowen, K.G.C.M.G., i His Honor the Superintendent, ' The Mayor of Christchurch, The Lord Primate of New Zealand, | The Very Rev. the Dean of Christchurch. It ie anticipated that H.R.H. the Duke of t Edinburgh will grace the Meeting with his presence, in which case a Bible will be prei sented to him by one of the Children. [ The Schools invited will be admitted FREE, under the charge of their respective i Masters, ; The public will be admitted at a charge of ; One Shilling each person. • A small space will be reserved — Admittance, , 2s 6d. each. The proceeds to be given to a fund for the : completion of the Recreation Room at Suni nyside, and towards the assistance of the poor I during the winter, months, by supplying ' them, as far as funds will permit, with coals. : N.B.— The greater i>art of the View? are by s the New Photographic Process, and • exhibited by the Lime Light. ', ■ J. 8... STANSELL, Director. 2701 END 01 ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.