AMUSEMENTS. pE R A ~ H O XJ, SE. Under the Direction of MR CHARLES MacMAHON. THE MAJERONI SEASON A MAGNIFICENT BOOM. Last Evening Another Splendjtf and Densely Packed Audience Greeted THE GREAT MAJERONI COMPANY. The Opera House was parted to its utmost capacity. TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. "A, iryOMAN'S pOWER." An Absorbingly Interesting" Play in 5 Acts, i A NOTABLE LONDON SUCCESS. "A WOMAN'S i'o\UiK' WILL ATTRACT ALL AUCKLAND. The Startling Stage Effects ARE MARVELLOUS, And a Revelation. ■ THE FIRE SCENE Is admittedly the best Sensation that! has been SEEN IN YEARS on any stage. The -'N.Z. Herald," July 21st, says: —"The admlrab'ly realistic manner inwhich the fire in the coal mine in the fourth act is carried out will astonish lovers of sensation. It is a splendid scene, and the fire effects are skilfully managed. The curtain had to be raised six or seven times last night after this scene." PRICES — 3/, V, and One Shilling. Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. Day Sales at Williamson's, Carter's, and "The Toreador." No Early Doors. Doors open 7.10; commence at 8 sharp. Trams will wait till end of performance, 10.30 D.m. . E. BRANIGAN, Representative. -TTETERANS' HOME DANCE -*- at 8 o'clock THIS EVENING in the Foresters' Hall, Devonport. A Dance will take place in aid of funds for material for the Veterans' Bazaar at Government House in January next. Tickets for Gentlemen, 2/; Ladies, 1/. QOCIAL OF THE i SEASON. No. 1 NATIVE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. PT. GEORGE'S HALL. •■ ' FRIDAY, JULI' 24th, 1903. Double Tickets. 5/; Single Gents., 3/; Extra Lady. 2/; Spectators, 1/. Meredith's Band. Mr Barber, caterer. Cards, etc. PT. G. J. STEPHENS, Secretary- ! T> AIL WAY EMPLOYEES' ANNUAL ! Ja> SOCIAL. ON FRIDAY, JULY 31st, 1903. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. Meredith's Band. A. WALLACE, Hon. Sec. rVSYING TO THE DEATH OF HIS HOLINESS THE POPE, THE ST. JOHN'S DRAMATIC CLUB SOCIAL, PARNELL, Arranged for Friday, July 24th, has been POSTPONED TILL FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. E. J. O'KEEFFE, Sec. fTJ A. C. B. S. THE HIBERNIAN BALL which was to take place on Thursday has been POSTPONED, owing to the Death of HIS HOLINESS THE POPE. Y. W. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. QJOCIAL POSTPONED. The Catholic Social which was to have taken place on Friday, 24th Inst., is Postponed owing to the death of the Pope. See future issue for date. H. SYKES, Secretary. SCENIC pLAYING .piARDS. A NOVELTY. EACH CARD DISPLAYS AN EXQUISITE GEM OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. SUITABLE SOUVENIR FOR SENDING HOME. Price, 3/ per packet. Can be had from all Stationers, etc. EXHIBITIONS. £j,TARTING mO-DAY. irpHE fTVILIKUM, INDIAN WAR CANOE. 4 tons, Cft beam, hewn from a log of Cedar. Circumnavigating the Globe for Britain's Supremacy. 13,830 MILES SAILED TO AUCKLAND. This tiny ship, on leaving Auckland, sails direct to Durban, South Africa, the longest stretch ever attempted by a small craft. CAPTAIN VOSS LECTURES. HORACE E. BUCKRIDGE late of DISCOVERY, Mate of the Tilikum, Lectures on "FARTHEST SOUTH." Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission 1/; Children 6d. OPPOSITE ART GALLERY, WELLES-LEY-ST. W. ARTHUR DONALD. Sole Manager. TYANDRUFF. Have you ever noticed a well dressed gentleman sitting with his back towards you with what looks like a light fall of snow covering the shoulders ' and back of his coat. That, my friend, is Dandruff, the first and surest sign of approaching Baldness. * Dandruff is the result of an unhealthy condition of the surface vessels of the scalp, causing the pores of the scalp to I become choked, and the perspiration drying, forms the Scurffl or Dandruff. ipAPILLA TTiAIR fT!ONIC. j The Latest and Most Wonderful Remedy on the Market, has no equal as a cure for Dandruff. This preparation is NOT a dye, and contains no poisonous substance, sucn as nitrate of silver, sugar of lead, oils, etc., etc. We publish a letter from Australia's Greatest Statesman, which is one of many received: — "Parliament House, Sydney, February 22nd, 1901. ' "W. RICHARDS, Esq., Sir, —After a few applications of CAPILLA. I was surprised at the wonderful aud rapid manner in which my hair grew. Can highly recommend to all persons troubled from weak or falling hair." This gentleman requests that his name should not be published. Original can be seen on application- at the New Zealand Ofi&ee— 6, Feather ston-st., Wellington. "Sunday Times," Sydney, 10, 11, '01. says of CAPILLA:—"A Genuine Hair Restorer." ipAPILLA TiriAlß fPIONIC. Is on Sale at All Chemists. Be sure you get what you ask for. A Preparation of Undoubted Merit. O/£> PER BOTTLE. Wholesale Aeents: .QHARLAND & \r*Q; T, TD -
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 173, 22 July 1903, Page 8
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