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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6714, 29 November 1889, Page 2

Ehipplngr. «^ nn HE b.m.8.8. *9HH&s!iil«39 r Leaves Lyttelton for Plge*a Bavon TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and FRIDAYS, At KSO a.m. Xeaves for Little Akcloa, Okain's and Leßon'fl <Bayß, on TULSDAYfc, m 2 p.m. leaves for Akaioa FRIDAY, at 2 p.m., returning on SATUKDAY. Astbis steamer carrier the mail, and connects with the mail coudes, passengers can le booked through to Akaroa, via Pigeon Bay. KIIsSEY & CO., "50 Christchurch and Lyttelton. SUNDA\ EVENING TRIPS TO GOVERNOR'S BAY. !£?£_>* /~KN and after SUNDAY, S^nStCS. .^ \J Deo. Ist, and until £TU&¥aot-£&2*?^ further notice, tho s.s. ■gQtOagg^' CANTERBURY "MSSSE2BSS 1 w jll rnn an Evening Trip to Governor's Bay, leaving Lyttsltou at 7 p.m., and the Bay at 8 p.m., to connect with the train at Christchurcb. Fores— ls Het-.rn. AUAR & EOBEtiTS, Proprietors. tJ. JjjL JA EYW OO D h KjO., . -trt RAILWAY CARTAGE CONJ*4 TRACTORS AND jKrilTTri GENKKAL CnKRIKRS. Em*&m&* CUSTOM-UODSE, CLKAKING, 9HbSB~~ A.ND FOEWAiIDING AGbNTti. Merchandise Cleared and Delivered at Through Bates. Parcels Express to Enrope every Moil Steamer at Lowest Through Kateß. Agents— Thos. Cook and Sons, Tourists and Ceueial Passenger Agents. Bates and all information re Shipping, Clearing and tzeurbioii businotß supplied upon application to J. M. HEYWOOD & CO.. Cathedral square, Christchnrch, And Norwich quay, Lyttelton. Amusements, Meetings, &c. three days' Cxband Intercolonial BICYCLE RACES. AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND. LANCASTER PAEff. BOXING DAT, DECEMBER 20th, 27th, akd 2Sth. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING OF THK AMALGAMATED TRADK ONION OP TAILORS, TAILORESSKS AND PRESSEBS WILL BE DELD FRIDAY NIGHT. NOV. 29th, In DruidB 1 Hail, Eight o'clock. To Adopt the bhop JLokb. m. a. Baxter, 8927 Secretary. LECTURES FOR THE TIMES. A COURSE OF LECTURES ON RELIGION, In its Relation to Modem Criticism and Be wntifio Research, is being L/elivered by the BEY. C. H. BRADBURY, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOONS, In the Oddfellows' Chambers, Lichfield street. Second liectnre, DXC. Ist. Chair taken 0 at 3 p.m. There is at the present time a widespread revolt against Dogma, and a restless but reverent spirit of enquiry on the subject of fieli/ioit. <. It is with a desire to hep thost> who may need '] sympathetic guidance, and to show that the revolt T against Dogma is not a revolt against the s-irit of the Christian Region, that tnese Lectures are being given. 845 £ S- — c ALVATION jflL R M Y-TO-NIGHT. OPENING OP THK NEW FORTRESS, Battersea street, Sydenham, Muster in Cathedral square at Seven o'clock. Opening of the doors at i ight o'clock. COLONEL AND MBS TAYLOR % ADJUTANT HOLDa WAY lUU JKaU3AI,KJI MAORIS Admtesion by Siivcr Coin. 8932 XE£ J.RISH JJeLEGATES. THEATRE ROYAL, CHRISTCHUROH. i HOME RULE. * JOHN DILXON, M.P.'s, ADDRESS, f In aid of tho IRIBE EVICTED TENANTS' FUND, I MONDAY, DEC. 2, Commencing at Eight o'clock p.m. <j; TICKETS: sa, 3s and 2a, To he had at Milner and Thompson's (where plan of Theatre can be inspected), Levy's, and E. „ O'Connor's, High street. L> E. O'CONNOR, t 86*9 Hon Sec. eJ DRUIDS' ANNUAL GALA - AHD jSI MoNSTEB A.RT XJ NIO N, TO BE HELD OK BOXING DAY, DEC. 26, AT THE SHOW GROUNDS, LINCOLN ROAD. Patron— His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS— T Richardson's Show, Baby Show ' A White Star Minstrel Troupe Special) v prepared Board for Quadrille Dancing ttSoeoial Band engaged for Dance Music Sports of all kinds (programme o: Athletic Snorts will soon be issued) Grand Procession, Toys for Children, Tbe Art Union will be drawn on the Ground at 3p»m. -|- ART UNION PRIZES NOW ON VIEW AT SHOP IN CITY HOTEL BLOCK, COBNER OF COLOMBO STRICET. Tickets forwarded to any part post free on .• reoeipt of postal note or stamps to the amount of l n ticket! required. D ° TICKETS-ONE BHILLING. Giving Admission to the Grounds and a Chance in Art Union. May l» obtained from any Member of the Order and from ' 41 J. BWINNEKTON, General Secretary, — 6254 92, Colombo street. "1 " ~. MUSIC. , HERB FRANK WILBEB, Theoretical Teacher „ of liinsje, Piano, Singinsr, Theory, &<s. , p - Pianofortes Tuned, Begulated, Tone and Touch j c Benovfctcd. Bi-Chord, 7s 6d ; Tri-Chord, 10s 6d. „, Miss Weber has a vacancy for a few pupils for — theTiollD. -i Establfahed Christohurch 1868. ' Reaidenoe— C< No. 166, BARBADOK3 STREET NORTH. Tfl "' Near Chester street. 8012 m ■ 2s TWENTT-PIVE Pure-hred Spanish Chickens pa for aale ; age from three months old. 'P. W ffaQiSj Bootmaker, Sydenham, 8122 at