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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2641, 7 September 1881, Page 3

Amusements. Theatre Royal. Lessee and Manager .. Mb R. W. Gaby. RETURN OF CARY’S .OPERA COMPANY. For Two Nights Only, ■WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Sept. 7th and Bth. ' * "WEDNESDAY EVENING- . ; (P>y particular request)* wiih its Splendid Scenery, Magnificent' 'Gdsturhes, Grand Choruses, Appointments, Properties, Ac., &Ot the *• PIRATES OF PENZANCE.' PIRATES OF PENZANCE. With the premier Cast— Mb R. W. Caby —his original character — The Pirate Kixo THURSDAY, Sept. Sth— First production of the Comic Opera, in three Acts, LES CLOCHES DE COR SEVILLE ; ob, CHIMES OF NORMANDY. This Opera has achieved the most extraordinary success, having run now for upwards of three years. The dresses used in this Opera are from designs furnished by the original, costumiers. Scenery painted from the author’s own sketch by Mr J. Briggs. Music arranged by Sydney Wolf, R.A.M. The whole produced under the direction of Mr R. W. Cary. Box Office at Amos’. Secure your seats, at once. Prices —ss, 3s, 2s.

,Teu«lers. BUILDERS. TENDERS will be.received on the Bth day of September for ERECTING a DWELLING-HOUSE at Temuka. ; Plans and Specifications to be seen at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. UPTON, _ Architect, ] JL ate Advertisements. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF TIMAIIU. ' /S ENTLEMEN—I thank you for back. VX ing me for the Electors’ Eight, but my medical adviser says I must not light any longer, therefore I throw up the sponge. Yours Respectfully, ROBERT TAYLOR. Sept. 7, 1881. P.S. —I give my weight, 10 lons fi lbs, in the scales of Mr Wm. Bush. SPRING AND SUMMER, 1881. Costly Iby habit as thy purse can buy, But n’ot express’d in fancy ; each, not gaudy; ' ■ For tic apparel oft proclaims the man. WE have now opened up our new Spring Tweeds, Trouserings, and Fancy Coatings, comprising one of the Largest and most Varied Stocks in South Canterbury. The Patterns this Season are very choice, surpassing in design and coloring anything previously submitted to. the Public of this Provir.cc. Gentlemen will find it to.their interest to inspect our Stock previous to giving their orders for the ensuing sea-on. IS” Production? from the Kaiapoi and Mosgicl Woollen Mills alwayson hand, also Bannockburn Tweeds Doeskins Bliss's Tweeds Fancy Coatings West of England Blue Venetians Tweeds Navy Serge Yorkshire Tweed Saddle Tweed, &c. Bedford Cord. Our Prices are now acknowledged to be the Lowest in Town. First-class Workmanship. No Mis-lits. KjELLY AND FRASER, PRACTICAL TAILORS, Opposite Shajihock Hotel, DRESSMAKING. WE beg to inform our customers and the Public that all orders for DRESSES are at present being carried out by MISS KOHN, at her residence, and who ■will, on and after Sept 1, take the management of our Dressmaking Department. COWAN & FOSTER, DRAPERS, Timaru. DANCING. Mb C.PAtTO. Wishes to draw the attention of lovers of the above that the Tradesmen’s Quadrille Assembly, meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING, in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Barna d street, at 8 p.ra., and that he has engag d MR A, BAKER as M.C., who will spare no pains in conducting the Assembly, so that a thoroughly enjoyable eveningjmay be spent. Those desirous of instruction in Dancing may rely on every attention being paid them by Mr A. Baker, who will be in attendance at the Hall from 7 p.m. Mr Patton has also secured the services of a First-class Quadrille Band. 0. PATTON, ■ • Pianist. NORTH STREET BUTCHERY, TIMARU. (Late Peacock and Geaney.) I Beg respectfully to inform the General Public of Timaru and Districts, that I have STARTED BUSINESS in the above Premises as BUTCHER. In soliciting a share of Public Patronage, I beg to state that my Meat add Small Goods will be of the best Quality, combined with cheapness. GEORGE GEDDES, Late Manager for Mr Boyd Thomson. to - the electors OF THE BOROUGH OF TIMARU. ENTLEMEN,— Having retired from VX the Borough Council (through the effluxion of time), 1 respectfully beg to inform you that I am again a candidate for your suffrages. If elected, my aim will bo to avoid debt and bank overdrafts, making each year’s income suffice for each year’s expenditure, and spend the rates legitimately in peimanently improving the Borough. If my actions in the past have met with your approval, I respectfully solicit your support at the forthcoming election on the Bth instant. Yours R a J J. GIBSON.