. : ■*-*• Was Greeted Last Night":Wit__ VOICE of ONE ACCORD, and a j£Z£ unique in. the History of Drama. duction of this Delightful Play. *, |«g£ the usual Stereotyped works we are ,_ customed to. to be appreciated mast _ witnessed by every . •■-"-;-... MAN, WOMAN. AND CHILD IN THE CITY. alljo „, It is a Winsome, Exquisite CrcaU'on. FOR SEVEN MORE J N*IGHT_rJj^7" Lessee, C. R. Bailey. Direction EDWIN GEACa 1 By arrangement with J- C. WILLIAMSON. A. FURORE OF APPLAUSE. A BRILLIANT AND EXCEPTIONAL? PRODUCTION. r -* lu - >A «> SIGNAL ... , '.;'- AND SENSATIONAL StJCCESS"'-' OF THE DISTINGUISHED LONDOS ACTOR, ;.-;., MR ERNEST LEICESTER, •"'• ■ 4 In the Celebrated an_ Enthralling Dram. of Human Impulse, HUMAN HEARTS.- '■■ (The Sweetest Play on Earth).: '■', '-' At its premiere in Auckland-last night ■ crowded and deeply-affected audience Rn_ AT, AND CHEERED TO THE! VF_ ECHO this Brilliant Dramatisation or _ Intense, Real-Ufe Story. TO-NIGHT. ?:■ "■ And for Six More Nights Oalv ' ERNEST LEICESTER in -% Support,_?* "**_# '■" MISS VALENTINE SIDNEt ■• I And a Powerful Selected Company.' .'• Box Plan at Wilttman and Arey". -_ - 1 o'clock, afterwards at His _a3es'_s_ Cafe. ... .-.. , - Day Sales at His Majesty's Cafe.-': " -•ST 10 . ~ -■'• 2/6,-anti 1/ (early !<tani'i_ 7.30), 6d extra- ,*i? Manager E- I" MCLUBKEI Treasurer ALBERT ~c£»ts PERA HOUSE — 3 p.m., . _ft_-. ol _. Subject, "Sweated InWrio. *£.'•■ ing Men of the . City Invited. p.___ Meeting, 7 r>.m. • ■'-■■_. "BLOCDTION: To become a societyßati* talner. -"•-,( ELOCUTION: To make theStaje"_' tta, ELOCUTION: Intending Lawyers, Clem* men, Councillors.-«_. ELOCUTION: Deportment and ' nr«~tW Art. Study ALFRED gBICH, t*g"' : cutionlst and Draiiu_ Artist. BON 374. t_\uj v g. GDOKGES ROWING .".CLBli'• .'■ The 17th Annual Ball will be had- : -»t:,th_ Choral Hall on MONDAY, Jnne : l7th; at: j .' p.m. '■'"•'-. Spectators' Tickets, 1/6 each, triil-'.bt" obtainable at the Hall. -~..";■■ OPERA HOUSE — 3 p.m.,: Men only. Subject, "Sweated Industries."'Work, ing Men of the City. Invited. Pcople'j Meeting. 7 a.m. ..-«'., TVANClNG—Ci'_tree's String '"' __d H ', ' xx Open for all engagements. -Terms.mol • ; derate.—Appiy Hoffman's Music" Wac«' house. Queen-s-ju , t ~-;... .TVANCING. —Long-night Social In WOBfio. 'At. tion with Mr. E. A. Williams' Dancine Classes, WEDNESDAY, June 5. Old riiia* • bers invited-to-attend. ■■ - "'-'-% TYANClNG.—Princess Ida Socials.—-First XJ Grand, Plain, and Fancy -D ress BaiL to bti Jie_ia in the Royal Albert-HaJI,_FB;H, i ''''■ DAY, June 21st, JOO7. 'Bus. leaves On _ : bunga Pist Office' at 7 p.m., retmnlngCatttt;- .* dance. Return -fare," XI. Merediths' Full - ' :'. String Band. Spectators. Xl.— W.' BOW- ••' MAN, Hon. Sec. and Treas. ■"■'.'• :'«\ ENTRAL HALL, Cook-st. W«_.—Ayalfc. able for Lectures, Concerts, : Socialj i, Gatherings, and private meetings. Informix tion next door bolow. ' '■*.'.-'- : v — ■ ■ ■ ->rr#ATHLETIC SPORTS. u , "'j, i /CAPTAIN COOK PROPRIETARY NEXT WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 o'clock. ;'■ «_>-. G— SIXTEENTH NOVICE— I?i jfi. 3JL\> HANDICAP. *■».:. 75yeiF. •-.■•, Nominations, S/, Close TO-NIGHX at li W. BILEY;-. '.«■ ,- -17. Coombes'.Amaa.-e', t ■ . ■ ' . '=_•• LECTURES. " ■''■ :.^ T A .D I • &'.-.&''• The object "of the."••'-.'-' VIAVI LECTURES: " .......'- Is educational as well as curative'An MA* : ruense amount of needless suffering IM",??*; women is the result of ignorant*. W*inj"li» with timely enlightenment, ■ 'cWv.atnrai'i health and happiness in nature's own .-WJK Learn how to protect and respect' body, and how to give rational, eSetSrtay aid to Nature, the only power thri;<*"lW'f :'. to remove the canse of sufferlhg. K-fVTi tured instructive talk will be given to Lta-t. le. on these important matters, wlt*ttontr" charge or obligation whatsoever, on' :•'..',■■ MONDAY AND THURSDAY AFTEBe ; ... ... NOONS. ' ' _ '_~ -■>) the LOth and 13th inst., at-3'o'clock; -'np' MISS K. McCALL,' '•■■ **J At the '__;•.- ■ • VIAVI ROOMS, 2nd FLOOR, STRASjI;. ARCADE. QUEBN-ST'.." ".- Printed Version of the" Vi_<vi ; Atas and Methods obtainable by caU or .letter. '.:r ■ PICNICS AND' EXCT**BSIQ]I». HM.S. PIONEER will be open for-Pnb" • Ue: Inspection TO-MORROW '!_>.- day) AFTERNOON. Steamers will leava-'; the Ferry Tee at short Intervals from Lap.m. to 4 p.m. Return Fare 6d.. \ - I»O"tJI.TH.y SHOW. '-;.-> yEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND .. fl SATURDAY. ' -'."" -W I ROYAL ALBERT HALL. - '<sM GRAND ART UNION, TICKETS 1/ EACH, Including Admission to Show. ; V J. M. THOMSON. Secretary, Tennyson-sti'-|,-GO"LD-*_LNING NOTICES. TX7AIHI BEACH GOLD MINING COM*, W PANY, NO LIABILITY. ~ A Call, the fourteenth, of One V&jgLM ocr Share, has been made This Day by tne- ~ Directcrs. payable to the Secretary, an. . tie Company's Office. Hobson's Shortland-st.. Auckland, on WEDN J."* - DAY, 3rd July, 1307. HENRY J. LEE. Secretary. ;■ Auckland. June 4th . 1007.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 136, 8 June 1907, Page 8
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