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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16738, 20 May 1922, Page 9

THE THEATRES. AND THEATRE. Daily, Noon and 7. t Daily, Noon and, 7. ‘•THE FAMILY HONOUR and "THE GOLDEN SNARE." LIBERTY theatre Daily, 2.16 and 7.15. - CARNIVAL " and ROGUES AND ROMANCE.SYDENHAM PICTURES. To-night, at 7.15. " THE GOLDEN"SNARE " and " THE PLUNGER.’ 1 OPERA HOUSE. To-night, at 8. Frank and Gladys Allen. Hartley and Wright, Hal Rale, Emerald and Dupre. Charles Anoaster and other vaudeville artists. PUBLIC NOTICES. JJOYAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. KING' EDWARD BARRACKS. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 27. 1822. GOUNODS OPERA . "FAUST GOUNOD'S OPERA “FAUST. Full Band and Chorus of 250 Performers. EXCEPTIONAL OAST. " Margarita ” —Miss Gwen Spanswick. a Brilliant Soprano from Sydney. " Sybl " —Miss Millicent Jennings (Christchurch). " Faust ” —Mr Hubert Carter, of Auckland. " Valantine " —Mr Reg. Vincent (Christchurch). “ Mephistopheles " —Mr Chas. Clarkson (Christchurch). 600 Splendid Reserved Seats available for non-subscribers at 3s (no tax). Book at The Bristol. 500 Splendid Reserved Seats available for non-subscribers at 3s (no tax).* Book at The Bristol. 500 (unreserved) Seats at 2e. 500 (unreserved) Seats at 2s. 600 (unreserved) Seats at 2s. Obtainable at Toy Cave, Monday. Obtainable at Toy Cave, Monday. Obtainable at Toy Cave, Monday. H. T. WHITTIN GHAM, Secretary, 161, Hereford St. 1*46 A FEAST OF MUSIC. Oommenqing MONDAY, MAY Bth, at 3.i5. THE AUSTRALIAN SOPRANO Will Sing daily (excepting Saturdays) at " THE RENDEZVOUS ” For the First time in N.Z This Singer has a very sweet voice of , great compass and excellent powers of interpretation and expression. THE AUSTRALIAN SOPRANO *ill Sing the following Programme:— "T 1 Bacio " (Aoditi). “If No One ever Marries Me ” (Liza Lehmann) ** Lovers’ Own Kiss (from “ High Jinks ”). “ Life’s Epitome ” (Rae). " Kentucky Deam " (Henny). 8244 THERE is always something in th© house that just "Wants Repairing. Don't i throw it- away and buy new. Send or let I us oall for it. You will be money in pocket. Satisfaction given by good work and moderate prices. Redman and Brown Mechanical Engineers, 38, Allen St., Christchurch. ’Phone 8120. SOUND Agency Wanted for Wellington and Province, by Established Firm with experience in handling general merchandise and ir«uranoe business. Stability and integrity guaranteed. Central city offices. State particulars in confidence to ROOM 8, 190, Lam hi on Quay, Wellington. LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ENGINE DRIVER WANTED. \ PPLIOATIONS, addressed to the under--4A. signed, will be received until 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 29th inst.. for the position of Engine Driver. Schedule of duties, etc., may be eeen at the Town Clerk’s Office. F. HOBBS. 1444 Town Clerk. ALL Wool Flannel Unders., 6s lid, at Grade Bres., 137, Manchester St. Vir ANTED. Bungalows to Build, expert * * workmanship : nothing too big or too smull. Try us for alterations. Estimates given. J. L. Kelliher and Co., 87, Ccleridge St., Sydenham. 219 WANTED. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing. Alterations, elc. McDonald’s Cash Tailoring, 632, Colombo St. 232 tUANTED. by 2 Young Ladies, together H . or separate, in any kind of shop. DY. 222_ E DANCE. DANCE VERY THURSDAY, 8 to Armstrong and Shackleton, Musicians. 11 p.m. 243 ELECTRICITY. NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. Bring your defective heaters, IRONS, COOKERS and MOTORS to E. T. SALYE6EN S WELL-KNOWN ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP, At 613, COLOMBO ST. (near Tuam St.). For FIRST-CLASS REPAIRS AND satisfaction. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF FRED THOMAS SMITH. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE of the following LOTS:— 1. Iron Shed, 20 x 14, and lean-to, on Section in Woodbridge Street, for removal. 2. Horse, Spring Dray and Set of Spring Dray Harness and Whip. 3. One Hand Mortice Machine and Tools (Mathieaon’s). 4. Plant as per Schedule "A.” 5. Builder's Materials as per Schedule "B." Highest or any Tender not necessarily ! accepted. Full particulars may be obtained at the Office of the Official Assignee. Provincial Buildings, corner of Durham and Gloucester Streets. Tenders close with the undersigned atNoon on TUESDAY. 30th May, 1922. A. W. WATTERS. 6067 Aoting Official Assignee. TENDERS. TENDERS. TENDERS are invited, up to 29th May, 1922. for the laying down of Four Tennis Courts in Asphalt. Each tender submitted must be accompanied by specifications of proposed work and materials to bo used, also stating on what date the Courts will be completed. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plan may be viewed and all information obtained upon application. S. H. C. PERRIN, 133, Hereford Street. (Secretary Tennis Section), Edgeware Bowling, Croquet and Tennis