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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 253, 23 October 1905, Page 8

Aluiafißtklii I nsTKAT an α-b t i s a> rV, is J: NANCE O'NEIL. T THE MELBOURNE "ARGTJS." Reviewing the performance of "Majto," _. says— "She passes through each successive Bi »cene with all the grace and dramatic >ower of • her masterful individuality, W jtately In action, artistically suggestive in pose, and rhythmical in movement. She speaks with her BEAUTJFUL HANDS AND ARMS iJ juite as much and quite as powerfully as f| with her voice in portraying the emotions -» >f our common humanity. No sbadow of ex- TT aggeration Is exhibited beyond the ordin- Jary requirements of vivid dramatic tea- ft cedy. She enters in to the ■* CHARACTER BODY AND SOUL, her personification replete with spirited master stroke? of colour . and emphasis that work up each scene to Its spirited and powerful climax. Miss O'Neil completely dominates her audience, drawing equally tears and applause." I~S MAJESTY'S. Lessee Mr C R. Baiiey. MR 3, C. WILLIAMSON. Announces the Reapelrance on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. f< After an absence of four years, of the r. Eminent Young Actress, rt » MISS NANCE O'NEIL, £ Who, supported by an b EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG COMPANY Will give a series of FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, PRIOR TO HER RETURN TO FULFIL tl A STARRING ENGAGEMENT. S IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE p UNITED STATES. The First Six Nights win be allotted as follows: SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 30th, and 31st Sudennan's Great Dramatic Play, MAGDA, i NANCE O'NEIL as MAGDA. 1 (Her- Original Australasian Character.) J WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 2nd, and 3rd. I Giacomettl's Famous Historical Work, r ELIZABETH, QUEEN OP ENGLAND. NANCE O'NEIIi as ELIZABETH. j The Plans for these Six Sights will be Opened at Wildman and Arey'g "on WEDNESDAY MORNING. SPOBTDTQ. A UCKLAND rpROTTING /tLUB. OIPRING ATEETING. SECOND DAY: WEDNESDAY NEXT, 25th Inst. ACCEPTANCES for Second Day's Racing Close TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), at 9 o'clock. C. F. MARK, Secretary. iCJALVATION AKMx, NJSWTON, • PONSONBY ROAD. CONTINUATION OF JUNIOR SALE OF WORK will take place on TUESDAY, 24tli October. Doors open at G o'clock. Musical Programme at 8 o'clock. Proceeds in aid of Self Denial. rvTOTICE. —Friends of the Auckland ScripJX- ture Gift Association and others are informed that a Children's Bazaar for the Sale of useful articles will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at the P.M. Schoolroom, Arch Hill, from 2to 5 pja. Admission to everybody, One Penny. EIXCTOBAI» AUCKLAND tm\ X S T. MR C. J. PARR, THE OPPOSITION CANDIDATE, Will Address the LADIES OF AUCKLAND WEST, AT PONSONBY HALL. ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, at 2 p.m. All Lady Voters Invited. > Will Address the ELECTORS OF EDEN ! Itt MOUNT ROSKILL HALL ■ On i ■ TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. 24, at 8 o'clock Chairman, J. W. Bfidgman, Esq. Epsom Committee meets in Kpsom Hell - on THURSDAY EVENING. M H . W.. M ° * G AN, THE INDEPENDENT LIBERAL, Will Address the PARNELL ELECTORS in the NEWMARKET PUBLIC HALL, on TTJESDAi, OCTOBER 24th, at 8 p.m., And at CAIRN'S HALL. .EL.LERSLIK, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, at 8 p.m. T> A B N E L L E L E C T I O~». Meetings of MR. LAWRY'S Supporters \ wil be held at the following places and dates: — PARNELL—Football Hall, TUESDAY, 24th, 8 p.m. PANMTJRE—Panmure Hall, TUESDAY, » 24th, 8 p.m. * NEWMARKET—Newmarket Hall, WEDNESDAY, 25th, 8 p.m. ELLERSLIE—Cairn's Hall, THURSDAY, 26th, S μ-m. E\*ery Supporter Cordially Invited. Business: Committee Work. etc. rp© THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CENTRAL. ~ I _____ >. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I have much pleasure in announcing myself as a Candidate for your suffrages in the Liberal Interest at the forthcoming Election. 1 will take an early opportunity of placing my views on the Political Questions N of the Day before you as soon as possible after the close of the Session. Yours faithfully, ALFRED KIDD. 5! ______________________^__^ 0 BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OF DEVUAi-OBT. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In pursuance of the provisions of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1900, the Regulations of Local Elections Act, 1876, and amendments thereof, I hereby give notice —• that an Election for One Councillor foi "" the Borough of Devonport, to fill the eacancy caused by the resignation of **ranli Ernest Mason, will take place on WEDO NESDAY let day of November, 19u>, and I appoint TUESDAY, the 24th day of Oc- _ tober, 1905! before Noon. as the time, and IT the Borough Office, Marine Square, Devon 11, port, as the place, for receiving nomlnap. tlons of Candidates. A deposit of £3 tc be made with each nomination. be J. C. WEBSTER, •*"|- ' Returning Officer, j Devwpwt, ietn October, 1906.