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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6649, 13 September 1889, Page 2

Snipping. mHE 8.M.8. Leaves Lyttelton for Pigeon Bay ON TUESDAYS, THUESDAYS, AND FBIDAYS, at B.SO ajn. ysrlittleAkaloa, Olain'B and Le Boh'b Bays, ON TUESDAYS, at S p.m. JcTAkarcafliiFßlDAYS, at 2 pjn., returning on Saturday. iB-tbiF steamer carries the mall, and connects vilh the nail coaches, passengere can lebooked Uuorgh to Alazoa via Pigeon Bay. KIN SET & CO., £850 - Chrißtchnrch and Lyttelton. J. ]ML H. BTWOOD ft KjO n * -mm BAIL WAY CAETAGE CON. iiM^ TEACTOBS AND Mm GENEEAL CAEBIKBS. IC&jLjiA CUSTOM-HOUSE. CLEARING, HSsBEL ani> fobwabding agknts. Merchandise Cleared and DeUvered at Through Bates. „ Parcels Express to Europe every Mail Steamer at Lowest Through Bates. Agentß— Thos. Cook and Sons, Tonrißtß ana General Paßserger Agents. Bates and all information re Shipping, Clearing and Excursion business supplied upon application to J. IJ. HEYWOOD ft CO., Catheoral square, Christchnrch, And Norwich qnay. Lyttelton. AP3t»Eemepts, Meetings, &c. J^J HEA. TH E iS> O "5T A. Iv POSHIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. MACCABB. TO-NIGHT, In New Programme, including VANQUISHED VILLAINY, OE VIETUE VICTORIOUS. 5380 THEATRE BOYAIi Under the Bole direction oE BLAND HOLT. 1889 [ DEAMATIC SEASON }1889 COMMENCING TUESDAY, SEPT. 17th. BtAND HOLT Has the honour to announce ct- the initial attraction of his Dramatic Season of 1889, THE UNION JACK, Tbia being its first production in Cbristchurch. Authors : Hxssr Pettitt and Sydjjey Gbundy. For the complete interpretation of his dramas, Bland Holt brings with him a fully organised and carefully selected Company of experienced Dramatic Artistes, and all the original EFFECTS AND HOENERY, Pointed by Mr GKOEGE GOttDON. For their individual representation at the Theatre fcoyal, Melbourne. 5282 Box plin now open at Milner and Thompson's. PALACE RINK. GRAND BENEFIT, Under Distinguished Patronage, tendered to Mit K. H. DONNOIjLY, MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 16. PROGRAMME. Grand Maypole Dance in Costume, V ojquo Bicj o!e Performance of SO 'Wheelmen, Trick Bioycle Riding. Jnveuile 9ornpipe and Irish Jig Dancing. General Skating Between. The Palace Band will render some choice selections during the evening. General Admission— One Shilling. Doors open 7 p.m. Tickets for sale Milner and Thompson's, Levy's, Tobacconist, Davies and lamb's and all the leading business houses in city and suburbs. Tickets. One Shilling each. 5323 QUADRILLE BAND. M E S ED G A B'S Quadrille Band-is prepared to accept engagements lor Privato and Public Balls, Parties and Concerts. All the Latest and Best Mnsic supplied. Texas may be obtained, and all communications and c ngagements made through JUBSSRS MUUNKIi THOMPSON, Canterbnry Music Popo\ Hiirh Htr«°t. ' MD.SIC. HERE FEANK WEBER. Theoretical Teacher of Music, Piano, Sinfrinir, Theory, etc. Pianofortes Tuned. Begnlated, Tone and Touch Benovattd. Bi-rhord, 7s 6d ; Tri-Chord. 10s 6d. Miss Weber has a vacancy for a few pupils for the violin. Established Christohurch 1863. Residence— Ko. 166, BABBABOES STBEET NOETH. Near Chester street. 8012 Eeligious Announcements. ME GEOEGE T. SULLIVAN'S MISSION. TUAM STREiST HALL. SUNDAY AFTEENOON, At 3 o'clock, MEETING FOE MEN ONLY. Subject — "Youthful Excesses." Young men especially are earnestly invited to be present. 5326 Auctions. HYACINTHS, HYACINTHS, HYACINTHS. MS A, AYBBS has received instructions from Mr Mcore (the celebrated hyacinth grower) of bt Albans, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. OH MONDAY, 16th SEPT., lEB9, At 12.50 p.m.. In the Booms, 170, Lichfield street, Oftft DOZEN BEAUTIFUL HYACINTHS, £\j\J i Q fall bloom and of various colours. Terms Cash. No Reserve. N.B.— Other entries received. A. AVERS, sg3i Auctioneer. • Funerals. PUNEBAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr Bobert Cotton, Union Bank. Lyttelton, are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late son. Robert Henry Henderson, will leave Mrs Durham's, Dublin street, at 3.15 p.m. To-morrow (Saturday), for the Church of England Cem^ WEASTEIIII , Undertakers. Board and Besidence. APABTMENTS for a Gentleman. Mrs Hobbi, opposite Mr Cnddon'B, Feadalton,,i:a»£ Stabling, if required. - .'^ ffiff "X"»HLVUE Boarding*Houße» j§§p ©ioanesfer