AMTTSEMEHXS. H^elufSer - Under the Direction O f *"'< MR CHARLES HOLLOWAY Representative and Acting Manage . Business Manager. *]& £wrS Treasurer M r ? β^ettt, TO-NIGHT - THUBgAX^a&jg* FOR ONE (QHARLES JJOLLO WAY'S piOWERFUI, AND pOPULAE DRAMATIC .QOMPANY. The Beautiful « r enacted T HE T W ° L ITTLE rjXHE ITJWO KITTLE y-AGABONOs. Bγ George R. Sims and Arthur Shirler The Charming Young Australian Acties*. ly-ISS gF.ATRICE QOLLOWAt [' AS "DICK " VIDE PRESS. The -STAR" says:-"The pl ay w from first to last, most brilliantly •Mis Beatrice Holloway's "Dick' was Vm» of the mcst perfect It has ever been the fortune of the present critic to witness The character made a singularly deep aol peal." " -Two little Vagabonds' is lavish ly mounted, the action is quick and precise, and the whole production may be d*. scribed as The -'Herald" says: — "The piece la ona that nobody should miss seeing." "It [ s ~ veritable oasis In the desert of commonplace." "Palpitating with real emotions it stands as a faithful reflex of 'lite Iα many phases." "Miss Beatrice Holloway's work in the role of 'Dick' is magnificent. The actress' identity is absolutely kst from the outset, and she becomes tie atv tual living 'vagabond' of the story. It 13 a clear-cut portrayal of so cleverly natnra! a type as to make it one of the most gift. Ed we have seen for years." "A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS" IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ON SATUADAY NEXT. THE 13th INST FOR POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLI* A Superb and Complete Production. ' Of a New, Original, and Intensely 2j. citing Drama, WHY WOMAN SINS. By W. P. Sheen mid F. S. Jennings. When CHARLES HOLLOWAY. Will make his Reappearance before Anefe land Audiences. AFTER AN ABSENCE OP ELEVEN YEARS. THE BOX PLAN Now on view At Wildman. Lyell, and Arey'a. DAY SALE TICKETS At His Majesty's Caef and Kiosk. POPULAR PRICES—3/, 2/, and 1/.' Early Doors, Gd extra, opening at 7 o'cloel; r.harp. VOLUNTEER NOTICES. DEVONPORT COASTGUARD AETII> LERY VOLUNTEERS. The Company will Parade for Inspection by the Officer Commanding the District TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at Devonpurr. Full Dress, with Anns. W. J. NAPIER, Captain, Commanding D.C.A.V. Anekland, 10th February, 1904. AKAEANA RIFLE CMB. Competitions for A and B Class Troplna will be held at the Association Range, Heiderson, on SATURDAY, 13th inst Trail leaves Anekland Station at 1.20 pjr. A. G. COOKB, Acting Sec. TENDERS, r£ O BUILDBBS, Tenders 'will be- received up to noon of; FRIDAY, the 19th inst., for the Brectioa' of a Church at Ellerslie. Plans at our Offices, Queen-st. EDW. ~AHONEY & SON. Architects. XAUDE, GARDNER, AND KEf I ROADS, AND THE CRESCENT, EMERALD HILL, EPSOM. FORMATION, GRAVELLING, etc. Tenders for above Contract will be r* ceived up to noon on SATURDAY, 13ti February, at my office, Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane, where plans and specificstions may be seen. JOHN BOYLAN, Engineer. '_ npENDE-RS FOR TREE-FALLING, CLIF" J- TONVILLE, TAKAPUNA. Fresh Tenders, on an amended specification, wilw be received by the nndersignrf up to Noon of MONDAY. 15th inst COOKE AND BUDDLE, 76, Victoria Arcade. m E N l> £3 E 8.: Tenders are Invited for the Erection of. Abattoirs for the Municipal Council, Borough of Gisborne. Plans, specifications, and conditions ot contract may be seen at the office of Mr S. D. Hanna, Consulting and Inspecting Engineer and General Engineer's Furnisher. 32 Queen street, Auckland, up to and including the 12th February, 1904. Sealed Tenders to be delivered to tie Town Clerk, Gisborne. and endorsed "Tenders for Erection of Abattoirs," on or before noon of TUESDAY, the Ist Marcn, 1904. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J AS. J. NIVEN & CO., Engineers. Port Ahuriri, Napier, Jan nary 22, ■ — Department of Tourist and Health Resorts, Wellington, 4th February, l_9of rr'ENDERS will be received by the'iin*** J- signed up to 5 p.m. on the 20t& u»H for the Supply of TWO OIL LAUNCHES for Lakes Tarawera and Rotomahana. Specifications may be seen at the n& Office. Brandon-st., Wellington, ana". District Tourist Agencies at Am*»—i Christchurch, and Dunedin. The lowest or any tender not necessanu. accepted. T. E. DONNE, Superintendent^ rpHE NEW ZEALAND LAUNDeTCO? 1 PANT, LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION). Business, now being earned on in tae bert street Leasehold Premise* ™£ hts , with all Plant and Appliances, j" Goodwill, and Assignable Contracts.. Lease has Si years to run, a nd ,t«nSi L the purchaser will be arranged wm lessor. t tM Full particulars can be obtained^ at Office of the Liquidator, with & raiig-einent.-i can be made for persou spection of the Laundry. . Tenders must be addressed to the w« dator. and will close at Noon on MO>w» Februar}*, 1904. Marked cheque for 10 per cent. « amount tendered must a<:eoinpanye££ ! der. and the deposit of the suece=sf™ derer will be forfeited In mc ««t« w ure by htm to complete th£ purchase u> course. _„ . W B. A. MORBISOV Ijqpiaater. Anekland Club Buildings, Shortland st. Auckland, February 3. 1904.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 36, 11 February 1904, Page 8
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