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late Advertisements. SPECIAL NOTICE. IN compliance with the generally expressed desire, MADAME AMY SHEBWTN ! Will give a "STUDENTS' HOUH," "Which will take the form of a PBACTICAL LESEON I IN IHB AHT OP HINGING, Touching on general points of THE PBODUCTION OF THE VOIC*., PISTINCT ENUNCIATION, , And MUSIOAI. PHEiSItTO, To take place in the aUOBAT, HA.LL. LATIMEB SQUAJih. ON THUESDATAFIBBNOON, MABCH lfl»H, 1698, At 3 o'clock. 'Jickota may he ohtained from lffeasw Miluer and. Thompson's. Price Five Shjjjtojp. '" ARUTJB DE4NE wiU sing— ••The King's Minstrel, 1 * yinsu,U " The Pilgrim," Stephen Adams. •' Lone Ago in Alc&U,' ■• Mesß»ger Duet, 'MVhat^vfiYp". (». Mwtha'.-.) Flotovy Puet, " T^a a«ita Sjghs.v BdJf^ KI XTZ QBINDLAY will sing- " The Promise of Life," Cowen Kew song, " Stars," Leoni And Scotch Ballad, " Land o' the Leal." ALBEBTO ZELMAN will play— ' Violin Sol 38— "Barcarolle," Ppohr (a) "Cayttbina," Spohr ' ; (b) "Masnrka," Wieniawald " ? % r . : ... ■" "TONEHAM (Elnte) v : ttSilßKiii-fc:.,,.. *he Piano). & §2ESfipA.NDWsSI («•"., . - . Tickets -Beser^ed feeattf U' wnre^«Ke§ •% 8a and Is. ' kipiil Box plan at Milner an»a T'jlfafflJwoj. ''b. V*7 " Mkts also at Walker's, tobaccWnlSt; Doors open 7.30, Coiic^t ai^Cam'^ 68^ 10 ' EnUre Change of Pr"bite&mfee*e*y'#, " ening * I L. „8; SttAß^E,- MkHßv *%' c WANTED, young Man t& make Hi* "j r generally useful. Appl^lffdrten's H J dK Snmnerc- , ■ 11^ "ANTED;, a strong Boy for «hV niachiif* department. Smith, Anthony,- Selling and Co., Limited. uos lUBNITUBE .Lent on Hire; PiWs Cheap Furn iture Mart^ Armagh Street, first shop.. Furniture Bought. 1107 F lo^^ I*'1 *' cheap ' Li^ ht Bohd Sul *y. Apply, ' 267. High Street, next City Hotel. ll<& W -ANTED, imittediately,- y6tang Nnrseirirl; . BeferencfiS. A<pply Mrsr Cane; Habsel'a iiane, Opawa. ■ mo • W "ANTED, smart Girl for Housework at once as mother's help. Apply 60, Gloncester Street. , jjh * XI M. SPEIES. Lichfield Street. - «ehti», ._L\a Interest, Accounts Collected. • - Books adjusted and kept. 1114 gjlOß SALIC, at Bromley, 5 acres -with good 5C roomed house and outbuildings. jEIOo cash, bulan;e on easy terms. Apply B. M. Speirs, Lichfield Street. 1114 «*/ ANTED, strong Girl to assist in HouseT T work. Mrß Bain, North Belt, top Montreal Street. _'__ 1113 NEW BBIGHTON. — Hawkef'B Hall, To morrow Evening, Phonograph Concert Edison's Latest Marvel. Admission One Shil ling; 1112 ■\TEW BBIGHTON.— Lond-sounding PhonoJ3I graph Concert. Don't miss it. Will sound five yards away. To-morrow evening. 1112 WILL the person who took jacket from pram at Museum on Friday afternoon return same to "Times" Office, to save further trouble i 1115 \\ WANTED, Girl to mind one child, sleep jf V home. Apply to-night, Mrs Gordon, 29, Hereford Street, Linwood. me "CANTERBURY TIMES." OHOTOGBAPHIC COMPETITIONS. The Proprietors of the "Canterbury Times" propose to inaugurate a series of Photographic Competitions open to hona fide amateur photographers in all parts- of New Zealand. For the first competition three prizes will- he offered. It is essential that the photographs sent in should be suitable for reproduction in the paper ; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which have previously appeared in other journals are prohibited. Photographs may be printed on any paper, by any process, and may be of any size, provided they he not smaller than quarter-plate. They must be mounted on plain card mounts. Competent judges have been secured, who are instructed to consider -.—First, Artistic Excellence; second, Technical Excellence; third, Suitability foe Beproditction. PBIZES. The prizes will be :— First, 2gs ; second, lg ; third, Jg, together with bound copies of Stoddart's photographs of famous cities, scenes and paintings. JUDGES. The judges tire :— Messrs Page, Beece and HurstSeager. ENTBIES. Entries for the first competition, together with the names and addresses of the competitors, will be received NOT LATEB Than TUESDAY, April 26. The result of the competition will be made known in the " Canterbury Times" of May 1. SUBJECTS. The subjects for the First Competition are :— Pure Landscape. Landscape with Life. Each subject of equal importance. Illustrative of Child Life. One figure only. The proprietors reserve the right of reproducing xny photograph considered suitable that may be sent in for competition. All photographs and communications must be lddressed to Editor Pictorial Department, " Canterbury Times." DR BRANDT'S MALTED FOOD. » PEBFECT FOOD for Infants, Invalids and OL the Aged. Contains no Starcn or Cane Sugar M PERKINS * PRIESTNALL HAIBDBESSEBS AND TOBACCONISTS, 249, HI3H STBEET, TBIANGLE. robaccos, Cigara and Cigarettes of the beßt quality. 3ole Manufacturers of the celebrated "Imperial Cigarettes. The best on the market. 8530 J. 0. CUSACK , (Ten Years with Davies and Lamb), TTAIBDBESSEB AND ITOBACCONIST 191, HIGH STBEET 2186 (Opposite Clock Tower, Chriatchurch).