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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6705, 19 November 1889, Page 2

Late Advertisements. SATUBDAT HALT-HOLIDAY, THE Undersigned Timber and CoalTtferchanta beir to notify that, at the request of theiremployees. their respective places of Business will be CLOSED at ONK O'CLOCK p.nvon and after SATURDAY, the 16th Inst. Williams. Stephens and Co., John Waller and Co., R. W. Krgland, Wood and Lnurifl, J. T. Brown, Jas. Bantin, W. Booth and j io.. T. N. Horsley, Jas. Goas (Town Yard). TWO VICTORIA BOOT DEFOT J. HABKISOI, Jnthanking his Customers for the libaral mrpoorfc accorded to him during his connection with tbe lote firm of H. CORBICK & CO., Begs to inform them that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS Itf THE OLD PREMISES, No. 14, Victoria Street, Where-hahoDes to meet with, a continuance of past favours. Bpecial attention given to BEPAIRS. Customers waited on periodically. J. HAKEISON, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. Ten years of tho lote firm of Corrick and Co. -gnfcBBMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN 'Jgf ASiOciAXtoN op Canterbury. Capital— £loo,ooo, fully paid np. MONEY received on DEPOSIT at current ' ratoa of interest. H. B, WEBB, Manager. Offices! ISS. Hereford Btraet, Chrißtchnroh. 693& ASK YOUK GROCER FOB HODSOFS Superior Candied Peels AND Confectionery. Hudson's Chocolates ARE THE BEST. TJ S E OH L T "MATCHLESS" BRAHD BLENDED TEA. Is Bd, 2$ s 2s 4(J 9 2s 6d. YBJB ICTO EI A J~i- OUS E, W. STRANGE & CO., Have just Received* FURTHUJI LAHGB SHIPMENT SUMMER GOODS, Ex Eaapehn, And would call special attention to their Stock of EVENING and F>-TE COS. TUME3, Mantles (in Silk, Lace. &c). Sunshades, and an endless variety ot Now Goods for every dep rtment. W. «. k Co. have tlm pleasure to inform tbe Gentry ot Christchurch that, they have now opened their new stock of SUMBIBH SUITINGS in all tbo newefl: designs. 211, 213, 215, HIGH oTHEIiT. 5101

Thbateb Botaxu— The Theatre Boyal was crowded in every part last evening when Mr Charles Warner's Dramatic Company reproduced Charles Beade's adaptation of Tennyson's idyll "Dora/ 4 and the farcical comedy of "Th* Barrister." The audience testified their appreciation of the excellence of the performance of the former by their attentive listening and applause, and their laughter and plaudits Bhowed how much they relished the farce. To-night it is announced that in consequence of the number of people unable to obtain admission "Dora" will be repeated. "The Lady of Lyons" will follow* and on account of the double bill the-;perfonn»