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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 73, 30 March 1897, Page 8

Amusements QPB tt A HO uTSE Sola Lessee and Manager Mr Goo. RlgnoU Treasurer. _, Mr M. Marcus Touring Manager Mr J. Brown Stage Manager Mr J. W. Hazlitt Aroid crush by using early doors for Stalls an* Cirsle (6d extra), open at 7. , enormous success! Hundreds Turned Away Last Night Fror-a all parta of the house, unable to gaii adtaission. ' TREMENDOUS RECEPTION Of the most successful of all modern plays tha LIGHTS O'LONDON LIGHTS O1 LONDON LIGHTS O'LONDON LIGHTS O' LONDON LIGHTS O1 LONDON LIGHTS O' LONDON Only One Opinion : Tho most elaborate and perfect production erer seen on the Aucklaad stage. The Eminent Actor, Mr GEO. RIGNOLD, ) As Mb GEO. RIGNOLD, J Haeold armyt_qk As originally played by him at the Princess Theatre, Londoa, Miss Emklie Hughes as Bess Marks. Powerful Cant of Character* by the full strength of tha Company. All previous efforts in stage realism eclipsed by TEE SENSATIONAL DIVE A RIVER OF KffiAL WATER! Accomplished by Mr Geo. Rignold a3 Harold Armytasre for the rescue of Seth Preene—a feat which held the audience breathless with excitement, and was followed with ringing applause. Prices: 4*. 2s 6d, and One Shilling. A few Orchestra Stalls at sf. Early doora, 6d extra, ©pen at 7 ; ordinary at 7.15. Curtain rises at a quarter to 8. Box Plan at VyildmaaandLyell1 *, S:cteeatl@aali ISS ETHEL L. BOULTON, Teacher of Pianoforte and Sinking. Recipient of ; first-class prizes at musical competitions—lß9o Ist prize Pianoforte; 1891, Ist prize Singing! 13G2,15t, Pianoforte; 1894.15t prize, Vocal Duets' 1894,15t prize Singing; 1894,15t prize Pianoforte' Terms (in advance). One Guinea quarter.-I Pupils attended at their homes or at Armadale, Queen-street, opposite Prince Albert College, ' Personal. W~ E NEVER REF U S E.— Money Advanced on Promissory Notes. Bills of Sale, and all securities.—Bradly and Co., , Financiers. 215 Queen-street. ,_■ j BEE the further reductions a6' Fowldg' Sale of Kelsey's Stock of Fancy Goods thi3 week. IT ia a fact that firet-clasa Goods are now. marked at shoddy prices at Fowlds' Sala of Kelsey's Stock. H, about that Egg Powder ! Tell the boy no other sort. Must boTucker's,6d, AT it again; Sea3on is on. Eggsorno Eggs, don't matter. Egs Powder makes the Cake. Tucker's, 6d fF"HERE'S a "want of finish" Qboub JSL EnKlish fowls. 24 blackbirds couldn't lay one tin of Egg Powder. Tucker's. 6d. IJEW ZEALAND Sunshine and New _I_N Zoalana Fowls against :he world,' but the Kgg Powder beats all. Tucker's, 6d "FNSPECT~the Gold Jewellery (all guaratT. _L teed) at Fowlds' Sale of Kelsey's Stock. l< urther great reductions. F|IHE NEWEST AND MOST SIMPLE JL METHOD OF BOOKKEEP ING To Tradespeople and Othees, BOOKS OPENED AND REVISED^' By an Engiish Accountant. j For terms apply Simplex, P.O. Box 457. ,•• [ESTABLISHED 1555.] W JJ- UHAKESPEAR & /10, He JJLo KJ \^ QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Member of Associated Stack and Sh&rebn&enf Telephone 872. Box G.P.0.. No. 19. S. and Co, he'd themselves respousiblefoJ; all sales r.nrl purchases until the each or Legal, iiauager'sxecsu't is handed to our clients. XjlO WLDS "doesn't want Kelsey's Stotib: .£? He only wants the premises. Stock miist go at any price. : DON'T FORGET fco inspecb my stock before purehasinsr. Lowest Cash Prices. . —Edw. Tester. Importer. Eden Terrace. WE make a study, of every Suit bearing the Footballer' Brand." They are far and away ahead of all other brands.—Dalton, Tailor, Queen-street ~OERSONS suiforins from Coldo, Sow JL Throats. Influenza, or any Chest Treublea, should use Cherry Balsam: price. Is M. Ra'Jcn, Chemist, corner Sjtuoea and Shortland . streets. ' IS F. PRIME, Ironmonger, cheap? Try . him. Facts ispeak louder than words* DON'T buy hoop iron Cutlery, andi don't buy from those who don't know . what they am rollibk. Wo will not sell traslu however larjfo the profit. Our Hollow Greund Razors. Pocket Knives and other Cutlery are r:onainc. and more tnan genuine, if such » thins were possible. - THOMAS SAMLBLI ; 232. Quenn-stroet. * ' • %^.yE havo a few Suits that we intend to v y sell at one half what they are wortluDalton, Tailor. ___ W" MEN FUKNISHIN6, go to Tram's Queen-street. and purchase TOurChiM Klaso. and Kartuonwaro at wholesale prices. TT JS A FAG 5—A Toilet iiet fer 5s 6d, J a Tea Set for 7s 6d.—Prime, Iraamonger KaranErahaoe itoad^ ; I"* WOULD not wear them! What? those cheap English clothes, when you can get All-wool N.Z. Tweed Suit for 18s 6d at Dalton's, Tailor, Queen-street ___. ' WHEN you wanf, Tailoring or Clothing go to where they sell nothing-else, and you will have a better assortment, and can rely on getting better value, for their time is .not divided by too many departments.—Dalton, : Tailor, Queen-street ' T^TO Wis the time to Paiatj. Send to M. _13l J. Bennett for Estimate. Superior werkmanship.—l33, Karangahapo Road. MANGE U E .DOM AI N. Tenders required for Forming and Grading 8 Chains of l'.oad leading up to the Entrance Gate on the Mangere Domain, near the Public ; School. .'■'' For specifications apply to the Chairman, ■ J. X TAYLOR, '' Water Lea," Near Mangere_Bridge._ mo BUILDERS.. Tenders will be received till noon of FRI- . DAY, 9th April, for the Erection of a Residence -~ for Mr Brett, near Parawera. Plans and specifications on view at the office of Mr J. Mandeno, Te Awamutu, and at the Star Office, Auckland. Tenders to bo addressed to the \indersigned. A. H. BRETT,.,. Kihi_il___;.. mOBUIL D E R S. . FACTORY (BRICkTin~ALBBET-STRBET' Tenders for the above due at noon on FRIDAY, 9th April. MITCHELL & WATT. Architects. 216 and 217, Victoria Arcade. . TO BUIL DER S. ; Tenders will he received at the Haymarket, Auckland, for alterations and additions to t_» Kentish Hotel, Waiukn. Plans and speomca" j tions ;fre at the Hotel. Waiuku, and A- BncK1 land and Sons. Tenders close on SATURDAY ■ April 3rd, at 12 o'clock. __ ; ' ALFRED BUCKLAOT^. j nnENDERS wanteTforl3ulidin7^ chim" | JL neys.—Apply on job, Kcer-street, Deronport. . J rtIENDERS Plumbincr and Painting 1 Residence, Lake Takapuna, till N°on SATURDAY, April 3rd. Plans on job and at office of W. A. Holman, Architect, Victoria Arcade. R. R. ROSS, Builder _