Page 8 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9399, 4 January 1894, Page 8

.' Amtisementfl. f\ P ,B.Vit;-:A , - .H O V S E. Lessee- :.. «':■. - ■ « M J, » ft*^ : ?»W« Business Manager .. _» Mr. J. St. Clair ■•. VU&V . THIS ; EVENING, AT Emm, ' : ' v \-" : LAST NIGHT OF "THE 5 LATE LAMENTED." ."., Australia's most Popular Actress, MISS MYKA KKMBLB ■ ■'\ ''■.-)'-•■'•■'. Supported by : ! -y:-'-,'■■'., r \ 'MR. EDWARD SASS; 1 * '■■■; And the .■•, KEMBf-E COMEDY COMPANY. THE HIT OP THE SEASON ,Was undoubtedly scored last evening, when Fred. Horner's celebrated Farcical Comedy, » ;. THE LATE LAMENTED THE LATE LAMENTED! THE LATE LAMENTED! Was produced by Miss Kemhle for the first time in Auckland. - SHRIEKS OF LAUGHTER! A VERITABLE TRIUMPH ! THE AUDIENCE CONVULSED! Notwithstanding the enormous success achieved last night, THE LATE LAMENTED cannot be played after THIS (Thursday) EVENING, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OJ? THE LATE LAMENTED ! Mas. Stuart CnossE ! L-' ; Miss Myra Kemble Major Marshall « ! .. " Mr. Edward Sass ' ' 'TO-MORROW ; (FR1DAY),...... . For this night only, the ever-popular farcical ••■•:■,:'•'-■; ' , '.'.:.'/ ;r comedy, • '■' -■' """' '?*,' JANE ! Jane .. „ .. .. Miss Myra Ksmble Box plan at Wildman and Lyell's. Day tickets at Williamson's. '. ■ ■ MjIHE X>AYNE TCIAMILY!" Will commence a Series of POPULAR CONCERTS ! In the Suburbs. NEWTON—MONDAY, January 8. PAKNELL— TUKSDAY, January 9. DEVOEPORT—THURSDAY, January 11. PONSONBY—FRIDAY, January 12. ' People's Popular Prices:—Front, is; Back, 64. FRED. DAWSON, Agent. AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERA CLUB. "■ * , The Rehearsals of "Madame Favart" will be resumed at the Choral Hall on MONDAY EVENING next, the Bth instant, at 7.30 p.m., when a full attendance of members is desired. ALEX. S. REID, z:,. Secretary. eg -, i eg 'i ■—— Fancy Goods. JAPANESE OODS!!! APANESE IjrooDsni THREE LARGE SHIPMENTS OF THIS SEASON'S GOODS •■ 'AT ' GOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE GODSON'S JJONDON, A.RCADE -•'•• QUEEN-STBEET AND N3WTON. '"' I Basketware, cheaper than ever; an immense variety. Pretty Baskets, 3d each; Strong and Pretty Lunch and Work Baskets, 6d each; Fish Kit Baskets, Market, Flower, and Picnic Tortoise Bamboo Easels, from 3d each Brackets, from 6d each Stools, Tables, and Screens Handsomely-lacquered Glove and Handkerchief Boxms, from 6d each Trays, Cabints, Desks, Worfcboxcs Crumb Brush and Trays , Kalkomonies, from Is each Cane Wall Pockets, beautifully-painted, from fid each Tea-sets, 30 pieces, including Teapot, Sugar, and Cream; 15s the set. Tete-a-tete, haud'jome and delicate, 7s 6d the set Teakettles (painted), Is each Fans—Small, 4 for 3d; large, Id each Sa.tzuma andKaiva Teapots, Bowls, Pails, Censers, Vases, Umbrella Stands A Splendid Line of Expanding Circular Fire-screens is each A New Shape In Umbrellas, 6d each A New Mat Bunggo"), 6ft by 2ft; suitable for front of washstand or dressing table; only Is 6d each Crumb Brush and Trays (handsome), Is each Serviette Rings, 3d each. Waste Baskets, Id each Vases (lovely goods), 3d, 6d, 3d, Is, and Is 6d each Ornaments (great variety) at 6d each, 8 for Is Tea Kettles (big enough for a family), Is each Lovely Plates, 6<l. Figures, 3d to 2s tid each Tripod Work Baskets, 6d, 9d, Is each Easels 4 feet high Tortoise Bamboo Flower Stands from 19 Faces (forming hat peg and glove pocket) Egg-shell China Cups and Saucers, Is each Satsuma Censers from Is 6d each Jap Dolls from 6d each. Lanterns, 3d each Fans for evening use; and large, for ornamentation. Is each ' Moustache Cups and Saucers (exquisite) . Other and endless varieties too numerous tc mention. Please inspect them. - THE LARGEST BETAIL STOCK IN THE COLONY - ' TO SELECT *BOM. jyEW T>RESENTS. TJIRTHDAY T>RESENTS! -pRESENTS! FOR LOVE GIFTS The largest stock to select from, and at the most ' reasonable prices, is GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES ANB JAPANESE BAZAAR. *• ..*.... * Beautifully-fitted Dressing Bags and Cases (Ladies and Gents), just opened Splendid Presents for the Season. *•,-.* * The favourite Hand Painted Crystal Photo. Frames. in all sizes and designs, and all other prevailing styles. * * * If you require for personal use or to present to a mend, a real Silver Albert and Charm, a Silver or Gold Ring, Bracelet, Bangle, Brooch, Earrings. Necklet, Locket, Matchbox, Sovereign Purse, Studs §SSS£" 8 - Links Napkin Bin ' Baby's Battle Thimble, Button-hooks, Shoelift, Buckles, tJI in real Silver or Gold, at much below the ordinary run of prices, inspect the large stock at TO. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. You will be sure to be pleased at price and variety, ■'■■'■'■'•■ * * Some very beautiful Tea Sets (40 pieces), just opened, real China, *nd quite new designs; also, Toilet Or Trinket Sets, from 2s 6d each, some lovely patterns; Afternoon Tea Sets and Trays, Fruits Dishes and Plates, and an endless assortment of Glass-ware at very, very low prices. New Goods, suited for Presents—Beautiful Glove niv„w drchief ¥***<■ ' Companions, Desks, Workboxes, and Baskets (elegantly lined) PapetJeres, Blotters, Photo. Albums, Fancy Not£ baskets, and the Choicest and Latest Novelties. * * .* A ¥i£ "& Gold Chin% *»»*«. Mugs, Jogs iifiJWS' ,°«P s »"d Saucers, with Views of Albert Park, all at Is eacd. * :"•■'■■"•• GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. Karangahape load, opposite the Foresters' Hall, is nowonen#s ithe demands of an increasing bushes wUI net by our customers having two* shops Tin which to select from the largest stocks °«* of Queen. SA°V be * ng °PP° sito the Bank 0? New Zealand, the other opposite the Foresters' Hall Bo Goodson's London Arcades. ASw staff of asslstantsiu each pi**, to secure prompt fttentioS. :.:,'* •• ■: ' *;; ■■ Nickel Clocks, 3s 9d each: Fancy Ren Not* Pan.* Year%&^^ JfEW ZBAIAKI) HERALD. Subscription: m per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or IS* Cd per quarter, in advance posted to any part of the colony Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 2c 6d each Inner Hon These announcements are also inserted in the Auckland Weekly News and Herald Mokthlt Summary without extra charge. 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Advertisers in the country can remit payment by Money Orders or Postage Stamps. HERALD TELEPHONES. '' Editorial-No. 229. ' ':'-.,, Counting House, Publishing Office, Advertise merits- No. 14i ;,-;.: * ' • , ;; ' - Letterpress, and Lithographic Printing, Engrav. ing, Binding, Stationery—No. 178.