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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 254, 24 October 1905, Page 8

AJ_-US-__-U-_IT»» ■ "I.C IS S NANCE O'NEIL'S < Great .and Unique * FETAL DRAMATIC ACHIEVEMENT! MAGNIFICENT SEND-OFF And HAPPY FAREWELL WORDS HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE SYDNEY. ' r * MISS O'NEIL'S final performance in Sydney on the 29th nit was remarkable. The bill consisted of the third act of "Hedda Gabier," the Sleep Walking Scene ] from "Macbeth," the Curse Scene from J 'The Jewess," the second act of "Ingo- ! mar," and the third act of "Magda." Of this great histrionic feat, 'the Sydney "Morn- ' ing Herald" said:—"Throughout Miss O'Neil played in her best manner, WITH THAT DEPTH OF EMOTION and largeness of method which have secured her position for all time with Aus- ' trallan playgoers. She must be placed amongst the most striking figures that have appeared upon our stage, and her return to it WILL BE ALWAYS WELCOME. There was enthusiasm at the close of every scene, and at the end of the evening Miss O'Neil came forward, brightly majestic, as Magda, and made her farewell speech. She reminded the audience of the warmth of her reception five years ago, and added that on her return she found Australian playgoers as FRIENDLY AND AS LOYAL AS EVER. She felt that night that she was parting with the kindest of friends, and if ever she could do so she would revisit them again — (loud cheers) — but, if not, she would always think of them with AFFECTION IN THEIR BEAUTIFUL LAND." HIS M A J E S •.? i* ' S. THEATRE. Lessee Mr C. R. Bahey. 4 MB J. C. WILLIAMSON. Presents MISS NANCE O'NEIL, \ And a SPLENDID SUPPORTING COMPANY In a series of FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, Commencing SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. SATURDAY. MONDAY, TLE6DAY, Suderman's Splendid Domestic Play, MAGDA, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY, The Great Historical Drama, 'QUEEN ELIZABETH." - r -J_...-_ lans for these Si* Nights will open ?J«_\.l t l-3? n and Are y's TO-MORROW MORNING at 8.45. SAI_ES OF WORK. A l *-- FAINTS' SALE OF WORK in th. aa Schoolroom, To-morrow and Thursday. To be opened To-moirbw- (Wednes day) by Mrs Neligan at 3 o'clock. PIANOS, ORGANS. ETC r*-p_3_?j piANOB ORGANS. ggjglj L <> W EST PRICES FOE CASH ***"' Or on THE EASIEST HIRE SYSTEM IN N.Z £15 INSTRUMENT 9/2 monthly £20 12/3 mouthly __5- ......................... 15/4 inouiniy dO IS/, nioijthij £35 21/5 moutnij £40 1. 24/6 mouitilj £45 27/6 mouthli £50 30/ tnoothly Deposit on Hire.System. Five per cent on Net Cash Price of Instrument. BEST ALLOWANCE For Old Instrument* Taken in Exchange. THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY, 191, QUEEN-STREET. ft. COLDICUTT Ms-seer Catalogues sent Free on Appl.csti._-' 'Phone I__o. PHOTOGRAPHY. TOCO CAMERAS, 10/, 15/, 207 « JOCO CAMERAS. 25/, 30/, 40/ JOCO CAMERAS and up to £10. i IT'S ALL IN THE LENS. Sole Agents: JONES & pOLEMAN, CAMERA HOUSE, 144, QUEEN-ST. BOOTS AITP SHOES. i'7/6~ (^ NTLEMEN ' S H -"- H GKAb. _ _ Glace Bals., worth 21/.-BritisL and American Shoe Stores, opposite Public Library. fg/fi-GENTLEMEN'S CHROME LACE A*U y BOOTS, smart _hapes.-Briti-_ and American Shoe Stoics, opp. Publii Library. lfl/f-~ LAI)IES ' OLA, -'K l-Strap Shoe-. w " American Shapes.—James Adams and Co., opp. Public Library. I'o/6~ LADIES " GUC E KID . Button " Shoes, new goods just opened- very stylish; worth 14/6. 10/fi _LADIES ' GLACE OXFORDS. J-W \J Th{? "D ollar -> Toe Just opened ._ • James Adams and Co., opp. Library. i IK/fi-SPECIALLINE of Square Toe A-*S' « Shoes for Ladies, worth 21/.— " Tiilish and American Shoe Stores, oppo. Public Library. TX7'HERE to get Boots to Order or Repairs '' prompt—Miller and Sous. Gold Medal- " lists. 2 High St., near Star Office. ' DIVID-E_~DS. ■ ; *T-_UFIRI COAL MINES," LIMITED. I NOTICE. ! An Interim Dividend of 9d per Share > has This Day been declared by the Direej tors, payable at the Company's Office, r Fort-st., Auckland, on and after MONDAY the 30th day of October. 1905. I FRANZ SCHERFF. r Secretary. 3 Auckland. October 19. 1305. The Transfer Books of the Company will • be closed from MONDAY, the 23rd October, fo SATURDAY, the 2Sth October both days inclusive. c GOLD-MINING NOTICES. TTTIDDEN TREASURE G.M. CO. Annual Meeting TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 7.30 p.m., at St. George's Hall, Grey ' Lynn. Shareholders roll up and support the Ticket for Directors which will be sub mitted by the Investigation Committee. THE KELLS SLUICING COMPANY _ - LIMITED. f - Notice Is hereby given that all snares in the above Company on which the Call due and payable on 6th September, 1905 has not been paid, have been forfeited and will be! offered for Sale by Publh Auction, by Mr. R. C. Carr, 55, Queen-st Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 3rd November 1005, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, unless the Call, together with expenses, is paic to the Secretary on or before the day ore ~ vious. * , --■: J. W. HENDERSON, Secretary. Anckland, 24th. Oct., 1905. /"CORONATION GOLD MINING COM V PANY, LIMITED. All Shares in the above Company, oi . which the Call, due and payable on* *Sen- -"• .ember I3th, 1905, has not been paid wil . be sold by auction by Mr R. c. Carr ai his Mart, Queen-st., Auckland, on FRI DAY, November 3rd, 1905, at 11 a m nn r less the said Call BE PAID ON Or''be. ,„ FORE THE PREVIOUS DAY X H. GILFILLAN, Jun., %. Auckland, October 24th, 1905. SeCretarT " c* : ■' ' —m------ ■-. _ ___»_____—-__- IV, . ; -—- COLD FEET cured by wearing Vitaiih Socks. Obtainable everywhere. Reac I testimonials by well known local people.