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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5227, 6 April 1895, Page 5

Late Advertisements. WANTED to Purchase, a good Second-hand Perambulator. For address, apply " Star " Office. 823 W" ANTED, a thoroughly -respectable Young Lady for private bar ; previous experience not necessary. Apply at once. Terminus Hotel. 831 W "ANTED, a Girl to assist in housework, age about 14 years. Apply, Dennis, "27, Victoria Street, between 7 and 8 to-night. 826 "ANTED Known— Tho ,s.s. Canterbury will run excursion trips to Governor's Bay, Tomorrow (Sunday), weather permitting, leaving steps at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Fares Is return. Agar and Thomas, proprietors. BOARD-Residence for two young men; piano; terms moderate. 93, Barbadoes Street. 819 EISH OH ! Beal English Sprats, 6d plate. Fish at your own price.. Babbits cheap. 822 PISH OH ! Cheap Fish and Babbits to-day, at the Blue Shop, Lower High Street. 822 FOB Sale, 5-roomed. House, near • lub Hotel, Sydenham; £150. Forest, Estate .A pent, Sydenham. 827 TOTTJLBEET'S Sj le. — Heath's and M'Queen'a JDi. Hats just arrived, ex Tainui, selling landed cost. Hulbort and Sons. 832 f OST, between Bangiora Bacecourse and _fl_J Christchurcb, Black Bag; finder rewarded. Apply, J. Wall 3, Empire Hotel. 529 LOST, on Thursday Evening, in Durham Street, between Salisbury Street and Wesleyan Church, Light Gray Overcoat. Kuding rewarded by leaving eamo at 206, Durham Street. 824 ALVAGE— Tea Sets, 40 pieces, 9s set. Minson and Co., 220, Colombo Street. X1864 SYDENHAM Gospel Mission.— Gospel Meetings on Sunday at 11, 3, 6.30. All are invited. 817 TO Let, two Booms, furnished or unfurnished, fire minutes from Post Office. Apply, W.W.W. 818 TO Let, 6-roomed House, 12. Stirling Street, near Station ; lls week. Forest, Sydenham. TO Let, four-roomed Cottage, wash-house, copper; 10s week. Apply, 179, Durham Street north. 830 LIGHT-LINE PHONOGBAPHY. THE Shorthand System of the Future. Classes commence WEDNESDAY EVENING, 17th April. Books at White's, Victoria Street. J. M. MOBBISON, 815 19, Cashel Street East. nnHEATBE EOYAL. MISS BOSE" BLANEY. MONDAY NEXT. One more opportunity of hearing the greatest of all Australasian Sopranos, MISS BOSE BLANEY, whose singing on Thursday night created such a furore. Bemember— Theatre Boyal, MONDAY NEXT. Popular prices— Dress circle and stalls Is, Pit 6d.

*3l HEA TE E i\) «*YiR/ RECOGNITION COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT Tendered to MR TOM POLLARD BT THE CITIZENS-OF CHBISTCHUEOH. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL 9 th. THE MOST UNIQUE AND ATTRACTIVE: PROGBAMME EVER PEESBNTED | IN CHRISTCHUECH. j Amongst other Ladies and Gentlemen assisting the following may be mentioned :— SKIRT DANCES.(alaWatteau)— The MISSES E. and E. HARRIS, and " The MISSES L. and M. LOUISSON VOCAL SOLOISTSMISS B. SPENSLEY MISS F. MARTIN MISS L. BUCHANAN MRS EDGAR MESSRS A. MILLAR F. R. WOODHOUSE A. LOVELL J. P. NEWMAN C.READ E. HOLLOW CHARLES EDGAR INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS BY MISS FREDA MARSDEN MISS BUSH MISS M. B. VARTHA MEL. BONNINGTON THE ESTUDIANTINA BAND MR EOSSITEE'S STRING BAND | RECITALS BY MR WALTER BENTLEY MR H. B. BOWLER ■ MB F. M. ALEXANDER The Stanmore Baud have kindly offered to play outside the Theatre prior to the coucert. Tickets, Dress Circle 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Is, can be obtained at Petersen and Co.'b, G. T. White's, Gundersen's, Coates and Co.'s, Davies and Lamb's, D.I.C. Musical Department, Mllnor and Thompson's, tha Unirorual Boot Depflt, Walker's, Esliofc Bros.', F. Biggs's and from any member of the committee. Dross Circle nnd Orchestral Stall seats cm bo i reserved at Measrs Miluer unrl . Thompson's. j jSEOUBE YOUB,J3EATS EABl.rvA'NJQi^^viaiD:, I THE- CRUSH} :