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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9027, 4 November 1892, Page 8

Amusements ilr i Q Pv E R HOUSE. Sub-lessee .. .. Mr. Will F. Wallace. The Same Good Old Story CROWDED! CROWDED ! ' , TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, ANOTHER ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME! By the World-famous WILL'S SURPRISE ". ■ *y:" "DARTY i OUR FOURTH PROGRAMME"! OUR FOURTH PROGRAMME -TONIGHT » OUR FOURTH PROGRAMME I NOT A SINGLE OLD ITEM ' NOT A SINGLE OLD ITEM ! DRESS CIRCLE, 2s. STALLS, Is. PIT, ed. £\ I T Y HALL. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. PROFESSOR DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD, M.A., OXFORD, First Introducer of EDISON'S LATEST LOUD / PHONOGRAPH! 1 J I HONOGRAPH! J Into England and the Colonies, Hereby gives notice that he will on MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 7, Give his World-famed Entertainment with the LATEST AND ONLY LOUD EXHIBITION PHONOGRAPH In Australasia, Authorised by the Edison United Company of London and New York, with ENTIRELY NEW RECORDS FROM LONDON, NEW YORK, And collected throughout the East. The Lecture will be illustrated with the NEW ETHEROGEN LIGHT. Any other Phonograph in this colony is undsf interdiction by the Edison United Phonograph Co and unauthorised by them for exhibition. Box-plan at Wildman and -yell's. Prices : 3s, 2s, and is. R. F. KEATING, Manager. SWIMMING AT NORTHCOTE. Weather permitting, PROFESSOR PANNELL will give one of his Phenoirenal Displays of Fancy Swimming (assisted by pupils) at the end of the Northcote Wharf at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon next, November 5. Half-hourly ferry service No Extra Charge lor Exhibition. Fancy Goods. WANTED TTNOWN. IMPORTANT NOTICE. I HAVE COMPRESSED TWO LARGE STOCKS IN ONE PLACE OF BUSINESS. [THE ONLY LONDON ARCADE] 1 IN QUEEN-STREET. J And have never before offered in one establishment such a Magnificent Stock of GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY (all warranted), FANCY GOODS OP ALL KINDS, Comprising the .VERY LATEST NOVELTIES in every Department USEFUL GOODS in Everyday Require ment in Every Household, JAPANESE GOODS-A Larger Stock THAN EVER. TOYS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A SPECIALTY, AND CONTINUE TO REMAIN SO. - — ___ "HALMA," "NEPTUNE/ AND OTHER NEW GAMES. J " THE ENDLESS CHAIN PUZZLE," The Latest One—lb. THE SELF-RELEASING HAIRCURLERS, Six in box— 9d the box. i __ < SECOND SHIPMENT of TAPANESE poODS THIS SEASON NOW BEING OPENED, lt&, Comprising some CHOICE NOVELTIES. Just arrived, and now displayed, my first and large shipment of 'XMAS and NEW YEAR'S CARDS, They are exquisitely beautiful this year, surpassing in an artistic point of view any previous year, and certainly they ar*» cheaper than ever. My 6d, Is, and is 6d Packets of Cards are a marvel of cheapness ; all beautiful new goods. Willis's New Zealand Cards and Booklets (new series) for sending home; also, FERN CARDS, beautifully mounted. Envelopes are given with all our Cards. Now Opening, 1 4*50 BASKETS (my Summer Shipment), which atc»v/ added to my present large stock, will, I think, place me in a position to supply all tastes, and at all prices from 3d to 10s each. A large quantity of ART BASKETWARE also. PARISIAN, JAPANESE, AND ENGLISH STOVE ORNAMENTS. In Great Variety. - . . - _ _^ "FLIPPERTY FLOP," Better known as " Tiddlewinks." J The Most Popular Game. j Just arrived by ».s. Lincolnshire. i , Also, Further supply of " HALMA." L ear WANTED SEEN — My Window at Newton, containing 444 varieties of Goods at One Shilling each. Any amount more to select from inside. S3- WANTED — Ladies to see the MALTESE FILAGREE BELTS, just opened in Queen-street and Newton; and the AERIAL XMAS CARDS-the novelties of the season. GOODSON'S TON DON A RCADE OODSON'S JUONDON _t__RCADE AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD-NEWTON BRANCH ¥EW ZEALAND HERALD. Subscription : 3d per week, delivered in town and suburbs ; or 13s 6& per quarter, in advance posted to any part of the colony. Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 2s 6d each Inser tion. These announcements are also inserted in the Auckland Weekly News and Herald Monxuli Summary without extra charge. 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