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CHURCH OP CHRIST. o DDFE BLOWS’ H ALL, Lichfield street. ME THOS. H. BATES, Evangelist, Will (D.V.) Preach in the above Hall TO-MOEEOW EVENING. 2-7 All Seats Free. V . DREW’S 2964 H UE C H. CHILDREN’S SERVICE. SABBATH, Bth FEBRUARY. An ADDRESS on TEMPERANCE by ME RICHARDS, preparatory to the formation of a Band of Hope in connection with the St. Andrew’s Temperance League. Service at 2.30. 2-7 2960 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NORTH BELT. THE ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Montreal street North, will (D.V.) be opened for public worship on SABBATH, FEBRUARY 15th (not To morrow.) Tho REV. JAMES HILL, of Lyttelton, will conduct the Morning Service at XI o’clock, and the REV, DAVID McKEE, late of Rutland Square Presbyterian Church, Dublin, will conduct the Evening Service at half-past six o’clock. 2-7 2961 mHEA T R E Leasees ... Messrs Hiscocks, Hay man, and Co Director ... ' Mr W. Saurin Lyater Acting Manager ... Mr George Musgrove LYSTER’S ROYAL ITALIAN AND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. R O Y A L. Musical Director and ConductorSignor Alberto Zalman Stage Manager Mr Arthur Howell POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. As the Company saila for Wellington Tonight. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, FEB. 7th, When will bo given Auber’s Romantic Opera, FRA DIAVOLO. (In English). ... Mr Armes Beaumont Mr Arthur Howell ... Mr G. A. Johnson ... Mr C. H. Templeton Mr B. Xevison ... Mr Ugo Angieri ... Mrs J. H. Fox And ... Madame Ro;e Hersee Fra Diavolo Lord Allcaah Lorenzo ... Beppo ... Giacomo... Matteo ... Lady Allcash Zerlica SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR LYTTELTON PATRONS. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave after the Opera This Evening, at Midnight, for LTTTELTON. Box plan open at Montague’s Fancy Bazaar, whore seats may be secured. To avoid the crush, Tickets for the Stolls and Pit can be purchased at Mr Simpson’s, Tobacconist, High street, and Mr Spensley a Music Warehouse, High street. Prices of Admission: Dress circle, 7a 6d; Stalls (strictly select), 4s ; Pit, 2a. Doors open at 7.3 C; overture at 7.45 to-night. 2.7 Carriages at 10.30. 4SBS