.: ~ :±_ ;.; .AMHSomQiits. Q P E R Ah "o v p£ '• J Lessee and: Manager......Mr Tom Poii,^ Treasurer .Mr W. O'Suu^ ! Representative for Williamson and'tw •' gr0ve......... ■.■..■■.....Mr Bert Ro^ ■STILL ANOTHER RECORD BROKEV " PACKED FROM CELLAR TO DOME ' And only One Opinion— NOTHING FUNNIER ON THE STAGE - 11 CONTINUOUS MERRIMENT *" ■'■ ■'.: 42 Howls of Delight ' • . 50 Screams of Fun ~.■■; : 82 Roars of Laughter •■•■'■ ' ,'. :' 1% 320 Side-shaking Laughs ' ' ''■ ■'.-' .• 1 Long Merry Smile :. "* 84 Rounds of Hearty Applause " " . ' At';: " "■ , .- ■;' : .' '••. THE GAY gARISIENNI; - I', 'presented by :the Favourites ' \ POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY * . A Performance that Stirs the City " IP; YOU DON'T WANT TO LAUfftf' S r "- .'. .■;-,: DON'T COME. ' a . . ■■■ ■■ :- ' to-nisht. ;■,. ''.-■ '-: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER V'V ' ' And until further Notice " ' ■■;■■ \. THE: GAY PARISIBNNfi' | » Produced by arrangement with' Jie^rq > ■':,■■;•.- Williamson and Musgrove - .-•-•- '■ With all the Original ' .' : - SCENERY, WARDROBE, AND VP : ;'• ■ FECTS. ; .-'.-? ._, The Production under the direct'on n*, ! ■■■■ - .MR TOM POLLARD. *' Musical Director........Mr H, T.'Harrison ' PRICES—Circle A/, Stalls 2/6 Pit 1/ Orchestra Stalls 5/.. . *Vl "' • EARLY DOOR TICKETS ' f to stalls and pit at 6d extra can be nur" V v chased at Williamson's. These will be' '* admitted .by the Circle Entrance froii, i Ordinary 'doors' open 7.30. ""'"', Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell's i • FRED. W.. DUVAL, ' • ; Business Manager. : -,Tfl ORE S T E R S' II~XIT -L-i KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ' ' TO-NIGHT. : TO-NIGHT ■ LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. \ ' Humorous as any Farce, yet Brimfui b£ : :/ Pathos. ■~.-.. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. ; THE LAND OF .THE~mXoRI~~"'* "^ THE LAND OF THE MAORliy '"' \ ■■ The Charming and Instructive • ~ ' : NATIVE ENTERTAINMENT .\~ .' - -~' ,By ■ . -: - V - RAWEI 'AND HINE TAIMOA. ' Cultured and Gifted Representatives of ' the Maori Race. ; ;, MAORI MUSICAL PROGRAMME, ' 1 Comprising ■',•[ i NATIVE INCANTATIONS, HYMNS i LOVE AND'WAR CHANTS, etc ' ? '..■■•■ ■- ':: '''• ." -;::.-. Also,v . ■;■:: ' . : yr'-:-::^:3 100 ARTISTICALLY COLOURED RE-: ■■''! PRODUCTIONS OF MAORILAND ■ ■ SCENERY. ' ■ „ < Specially Painted to order by Messrs ' Valentine and Sons,, of Dundee, Scot- ' '■'•',■ - ■■■ land, for - : . RAWEI AND HINE TAIMOA. Will be Exhibited with a New and Pow- ' :.y----erful Hydro-carbon Limelight Apparatus*- • by * • • MR GHAS. COOPER. . POPULAR PRICE« OF ADMISSION.' ,! ~' Baicony and Front Chairs 1/, Body of' f / ■■'■ .'. . . ■■', Hail 6d. ;. v.v; K:;'\; :;■:;: Doors open 7.30, commence 8 p.m. 1 S TT N^HS?I'^^^' RECEp"TION".TiS - A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS:" • EVERY ONE DELIGHTED. i ■: THE, LATE OLD ..' . r PRINCE OF-WALES' THEATRE 1 (Churton's-Brunswick Mart)* i QUEEN-STREET TO-NIGHT., r. TO-NIGHT. -■ JAMES' WORLD FAMED , ■ : BIOSCOPE , ; and Micro-Phonogrraph. Upwards of 1Z;_: :, - Living Pictures .shown Nightly.; ;, - The very latest improvements discover-, ed of these marvellous Machines by Thos. Edison. '..' i ■ : ; Absolutely no Flicker. Perfectly Steady. Hundreds'.-turned away nightly uiir,ing the recent tour through {south Africa One Shilling. Children Haif price. I -Baby-Lions' to be seen daily at Churton's Mart. ".: TpK)R A, SHORT- SEASON ONLY.: '-1-.- . DAY AND EVENING. . THE MARVELLOUS PHONOSCOPE The Latest and Most Wonderful Invention for Reproducing, Living Pictures and-, Phonographic Effects combined. '• :v= '-' ; SHOWN IN, BROAD DAYLIGHT.O; This is the only one of the'kind in the- ' r': ■'■.'■'■■: ""■■' Colony. ..■■.:-:':~':i"',; ■: 100 New and Exciting Pictures,■■:■ /' Patronisers of the above .'■. Exhibition.^ "■■• will have ■an opportunity to - see one': off 'i the Finest and Most Complete .Kauri,: ;'■ Gum Collections in the Colony, Free o£ charge. ' . > 6D— Three Pictures on the Phono —/« T . scope and , Phonograph Com- \)u ... . '..■.■":■ .. '.-billed. ■ :'- ,•■ ; !>,';.:,'/'v ■ 360, Queen-street.- ;. ■: Two Doors before Hobbs', the Draper. \H. A, NIELSON & SON, • ■.'"■ Exhibitors. /CALEDONIAN SPORTS, Domain, next V-J Monday.—Kennedy throws the Boo'-- . merang; Lorraine's Balloon Ascent and Parachute. Descent. -T@2a.ders.". ■;' .: . rpENDEßS.—Carpentering-, -Plumbia?, : -L . Painting, Bricklaying for Cottages: -,: labour only.—Apply on' work; ■Belniout ■■ ■. Terra^e^Remuera. SEPARATE Tenders will be received for ;; Plumbing and Painting : Two C°tt" : tages until neon. Saturday, December 31, Specifications can be seen at 8.. Flana-. gan's, View Avenue, Mt. Eden. • >_ '■ mENDERS will be received up to 12 noooV J- Thursday, Jan. 5, 1899, for the^Erec- • ; tion of a 6-roomed House at Mount/Ros-. kill. Plans and specifications may De seen at the office of Geo. Peace, Ml Queen- ; st. Lowest or. any tender not. necessarily ,: accepted.—A. L. Ferneyhough, Architect,/:■.' LENDERS are invited by Commanding, -L ..Officer H.M.s.'Royalist for',the Pur-, chase, of Seventeen Empty Oil Drums, : : each of 26 gallons capacity, all, being;':n-.:-?. perfectly sound .cond/tiori and avail' Vole i to view- at the Naval Depot, North Shqra,. ; ; ; Highest or "other prices offered not'necwj-' sarily accepted. _^£_v ■ : rr\O CARPENTERS, ~~ PLUMBERS*' ' -»- ",.,.-•.;■'• PAINTERS. . , ■Tenders will be "received until' noon ol WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4, for Alterations; and r Additions to: the Parriell Orphan •■ ) Home. .Ed. BARTLEY, Architect. : f TO O :. PA INT E R'si •Painting AUCKLAND COLLEGE and GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Symonds-street/;; • noon of THURSDAY, Jan. sth. : ;; . i ■ . ' Ed. BARTLEY,__Architect_ ;■-, :n^NDEßS~folvTakingrDolv'irCottage at •;- J- Helensville, Removing to and Ke- : v erecting- at.Princep-streetj Surrey "Hills ,: Estate, .will be received up till noon of 13th January, 1899, •" by J. H. Buchanan. Monumental:.- Works, Symonds-street.> r ■ where' plans and specifications may b« seen. The lowest or any tender not neces- , sarily accepted. ; rpENDERS . V FOR. TEHTS. . Sealed Tenders in duplicate wiß be .re- . . ceived by the .Under Secretary Defence,. Wellington, up* to Saturday, the 7th January, 1899, for any number of Circular-; j Tents from one hundred up to five lum- • i dred.. ■ . _..' ". .■ "' ; ,' . ■ ■ Samples and specifications can be. seen, at the Brigade Office, Auckland. .■ : .; The lowest or any tender ,not necessarily accepted. ■ !' Telegraphic Tenders will be accepted, provided written tenders have been posied on, January 7. 1599. . • . By order. . • . - . ';■'.'' V S. C. ANDERSON, Captain. <- y >' In charge Defence Stores >-Z.Defence Stores, Wellinston, •.' ; ; •'- December 22, IS9S. -" ' '.-"■'■ l * ' " J. ~ ..;
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 306, 28 December 1898, Page 8
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