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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8270, 31 May 1890, Page 8

Amusements OPERA HOUSE V £*■?.: ' Mr. Abbott. ' Stage Manager M r ... ~7 Business Manager ... .W "^^ Dutf* CONTINUED SUCCESS Of the Eminent English Actor MR. HARRY SAINT MAUft Supported by A U *» MISS FLORENCE SEYMOUR And the SAIN" MAUR DRAMATIC COMPANY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT" ' GRAND REVIVAL Of the Screaming Comedy THE ARABIAN NIGHTS THE ARABIAN NIGHTS THE ARABIAN NIGHTS TWO HOURS AND A-HALF OF C NTlNimt'* LAUGHTER AND APW, \CSK OIS Pronounced by all to be the funnier t comedy ev» written. J " Mi. HARRY SAINT M MR In hi- inimit-ible rhar-ic'.r ARTHUR KUM.MIXCTuiSupported by Miss FLORENCE M-YMOUR an* the entire strength of the Company Prices: 4s, 2s 6d., and One Shilling Box plan at Wi|ri nifl „> "" ERSKINi-: SCOTT, Agent. "C H _~ m "s? CHRISTIE MURRAY'S NEW PLAY. [A Cauo.] Mr. St. Maur begs to announce that ]•» h».« seemed the sole rights lor the world of Mr Ma ■>-•,* new play. Mr. St. Maur, being specially ai'ixioiiVtn mark his appreciation of the lush li- ...,', »rustic standard of this cifv, has sue et'ded'in ir during Mr. Murray to permit the initial perform*, a of the play to be given bee instead of folltiwin- 'i " usual custom of a London production This is •! highly important innovation, which will c'c'liinlv meet with litre- discuss,,, in European centre..; and Mr. St. .Maur earnestly hopes that YVEDNEs'. DAY NEXT, the Ith June > will be worthy of th» event. C IBOU S c 7rcu s GRAND PERFORM A C E OF WIRTH "OROS*. /COLOSSAL /COMBINED riIRCUS, AT THE /COLUMBIA "pINK, NIGHTLY. SOLE AND EQUAL OWNERS .. WIRTII BROS. General Business Mimager.. Alexander. GLORIOUS RECEPTION ! BRILLIANT SUCCESS: AGAIN CROWDED TO EXCESS LAST NIGHT! FIVE LADY RIDERS ! ! SEVEN GENTLEMEN EQUESTRIANS ' '' SIX BEAUTIFUL MIDGETS ! ! ! <"' TWENTY-FOUR DARING ACTS EVERY NIGHT. EVERY ARTIST A BRILLIANT STAR. A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME. NOTHING APPROACHING IT HAS LVEB BEEN SEEN IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. GRAND OPEN-AIR CONCERT EVERY EVENING, from 7 to S o'clock, by AVIRTII BROS.' GRAND SILVER CORNET BAND. GRAND MATINEE THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN, WHEN CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED FOR SIXPENCE. POPULAR PRICES. Chairs, 4s ; Stalls, :fe ; Family Circle. 'is ; Pit, Is. Day Sales : Chairs at Wildman's ; Family Cird and Stalls at Williamson's, Tcbacconist, Queen street. Agent R. JOHNSON Courier R. J. DIX' football"El 0 0 T B A L L. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MAY '24, AT POTTERS PADD 0C K. SENIOR CUP MATCHES : PO.NSONBY V. AUCKLAND, GORDON V. SELWYN, Play commences at 3 o'clock sharp. Admission, 6d. Grand Stand, Cd extra. Ladies free. Return fare by Tram, including admission « Ground, Is. Through Cars will leave P.onsonbv a; 2 and 2.30 p.m. G. H. DIXON, Hon. Sec. A.K.U. Medical. XT AVE YOU HEARD OF MASSAGE? Till:. GREATEST SCIENTIFIC TRIUMPH OS THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. 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For the proper circulation of the blood is the greatest principle in the element of the human frame, which can be, without a shadow of doubt, produced by "MASSAGE TREATMENT;" and there are certain othei diseases, like insomnia, sciatica, ifec, dare not refuse its soothing influence and cure. Herr Alfred Humburg, who has devoted some of the best years of his life in the " Massage" practice, will lecture in Auckland next month, on "MASSAGE," "ELECTRO-MASSAGE," "its treatment and Cure." Herr Humburg will use his best endeavours to make his pupils familiar with the treatment pi Nervous, Rheumatic, and Joint Diseases, and practically educate how to treat. For example :- Rheumatism, gout, sciatica, lumbago, constipation, indigestion, neuralgia, insomnia, headache, debility, lic-doulouieux, spinal affections, sprains, stiff or relaxed joints, paralysis, writer.-.' cranio, and numerous other ailments to which flesh is heir to, can be cured by " MASSAGE" treatment." 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Herr Humburg has successfully treated some of the best and most prominent men in these colonies, and men in the medical profession can say with confidence that "Massage" has iroved a great boon where other treatments have failed. Herr Humburg is desirous of acquainting the general public with the "Massage" treatment, and will be happy to hear of any lady or gentleman wishing to go through a course" of lectures on " Missage." For the instruction of Ladies special arrangements will be made. Only a limited number of pupils can be taken, therefore early application is advisable. Certificates will be given for competency to successful pupils. Apply by letter to— HERR ALFRED HUMBURG, " Morningside House," No. 13, Spring-street, Melbourne. TffßW ZEALAND HERALD. Subscription: 0d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 13s 6d per quarter, in advance posted to any part of the colony. Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 2s 6d each insertion. 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