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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9402, 8 January 1894, Page 8

Amusements- '• .■' : • • "'•" ■• —j * *" ' .'''"' .", . A, PER A HOUSE Lessee "..... .1 ''"' .'.." %«* Hemhto Business Manager, , v_____ Mr ' J. St Clair • ' • - LAST FIVE NIGHTS 1 > >'**• OF THE ;;;.',,':.-. MIR* KEMBLE #>BASON. j; ; : THE EVENT OF THE DRAMATIC YEAH. TONIGHT! (MONDAY) " ? TO-NIGHT I Australia's most Popular Actress, .. MISS MYRA kemrle,,:"■• , Supported by the Distinguished English Actor, MB, EDWARD SASS • 't ; And compute . COMEDY COMPANY. * First time here of A : Pinero's greatest play, in « y four act*, i, ;■;.-'. THE PROFLIGATE. ' THE PROFLIGATE, THE PROFLIGATE. THE PROFLIGATE. (By arrangement with Messrs. Brough and Bond- , cault.) : j_ r DUNSTAN RBNSHAW .. ■ .. MR. EDWARD SaSS Hugh Murray .. .. .. Mr. Harry Phmmer Wilfred Brudenel .. . .... Mr. W. Beresford Mr. Cheal i.W .. ■-Mr. A. I. Ivemey Ephgraves t ... - .... Scott Inglis^ Weaver ... .. ..Mr. Arthur Herbert LordDangars .. .. ..Mr. Mario Majerom Mrs. Stonehay ..' .. .. Miss Mora Anstead Irene .-. .. .. -..Miss Emma Gwynne Janet Preece .. .. .. ■ Miss Bboda Halketb Priscilla .. '.. .. -• Miss Edith Barrow LESLIE BRUDENEL .. MISS MYRA KEMBLE Act I.—This Man and This Woman, Act ll.— Sword of Damocles. Act lll.—The End of the Honeymoon. v Act IV. -On the Threshold. IMPORTANT. "The Profligate" can only be played for three nights, in consequence of existing arrangements. Box plan at Wildman and Lyoll's. Day tickets at Williamson's. .. ?, I mHE pAYNE -piAMILY! ' Will commence a Series of POPULAR CONCERTS! In the Suburbs. FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON—TO-NIGHT (Monday), January 8. PARNELL—DAY, January 9. CITY WEDNESDAY, January 10 ' DEVONPORT— January 11. PONSONBY— January 12. People's Popular Prices:—Front, Is; Back, 6d. FRED. DAWSON, Agent. ' Tourist Agents. "VTOW THAT THE ELECTIONS ARE jy OVEB A HOLIDAY TRIP TO WAIRAKEI WOULD PROVE MOST BENEFICIAL. SHORTEST ROUTE VIA LICHFIELD. Cost of Return Trip (first-class) Bail and Coach.. .. V. '... .. .. £4 10 4 :-!-(Second-Class) .. .. 3 Mil Hotel expenses Lichfield,-going and return journey - v. •.. .. -"■'..' 012 Lunch at Halfway House (Ateamuri), going and return .. . -.. - ..' . '..' 050 Train leaves Auckland every Friday at 9.35 a.m., reaching Lichfield at 6 p.m. Coach leaves Lichfield next day at 7.30 a.m., arriving at Wairakei at 4.30 p.m. STAY AT WAIRAKEI FIVE DAYS. Leave every Friday, reaching Auckland at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. For all information and for leaflets, enumerating the sights to be seen in the Wairakei Valley, Apply to THOS. COOK AND SON, 4, VICTORIA ARCADE, Queen-street. I ■ ' ! -^—* Musical. T>IAI\OS! rTARMONIUMS! - ARG AN SI ALSO, HARPS, VIOLINS, VIOLONCELLOS, GUITARS ,*.. t ■,-- '>'■ BANJOES, AND i '* <*'■■ ■-"' SMALL/KB INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. TTOJFMANN AND ; O ONB. [i. ;■;; QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. vff THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALL KINB> OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND ALL KINDS ©» MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS •' TUMID AND REPAIRED. —wwm——-—-———-_—aa - Brewers. T> aECCOMBE k QON, I BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT BREWERS TO THE EARL OF ONSLOW. We make our XXXX STOUT and Light SUMMER ALES a specialty. We are enabled to do so as the WATER we use is the PUREST hi the World, coming as it does direct from the ROCS' ITSELF. QREATJJ-ORTHERN TJREWERY, KYBEB PASS. Telephone No. 475. Telephone, No. 350.] [Telegraphic Address Symond-st,, Auckland. T)ANIEL\A RKELL, GLADSTONE BREWERY, NEWTON ROAD, A.UCKLAISD. ASSORTED CASES OF BEER AND SPIRITS, As Follows:— No. 1 case contains as , No. 2 case contains as • below:— below:— ldoz. pint Dunedin Ale Idoz. Dunedin quart Ale ldoz. pint Dunedin Stout! Jdoz. Dunedin quart 1 bottle Hennessy Three | Stout Star Brandy l bottle Hennessy On 1 bottle Australian Wine Star Brandy 1 bottle Scotch Whisky 1 bottle Geneva. 1 bottle Wolfe's Schnapps 1 bottle Scotch Whisky 1 bottle Bum. 2 bottles Australian To 34s per case. kay Wine .... ..-.-■'■ 30s per case. Delivered freis in Auckland and suburbs, or at wharf and railway station. DOG REGISTRATION BOOKS, ruled and printed, with extiMts from the Dog Registration Acts, 1880,1882, and 1890; Books of Receipts containing 100 and 260 Forms each; also, Forms for Registration at Reduced Fees for Cattle and Sheep Dogs, in Books of 100 Forms each, may be obtained at the Auckland Weekly News Publishing Office, Queen-street, Auckl-.ad. JJJBW ZEALAND HERALD. SCMCBiraoN: M |>er week, delivered in town and suburbs; or Its ed per quarter, in advance posted to any park of the colony • Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages,2s Od each issei tion These announcements are also inserted in th< Auckland Weekly News and Herald Monthly SUMMARY without extra charge. While every care is exercised in regard to the da* nsertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do net hold themselves responsible for non-insertion through accident or from other causes and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the r?<rht of omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may Gave been received and paid for in the usual courss o ' business. ' /;.;'■'. ' Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements lu the Hkrald mutt be in writing Advertisements received without such instruction will be inserted until countermanded!, and charged accordingly. ' Orders to withdraw advertisement must be at the Publishing Office not later than six o'clock p.m. For the convenience of advertisers, replies to ad ! vertisementa may be sent to the Herald Publishing Office; but the Proprietors do not accept any re sponsibility in this respect. Advertisers in the country can remit payment bj Money Orders or Postage Stamps. HERALD TELEPHONES. Editorial-No. 229. Counting House, Publishing Office, Advertise . menta— 14. ■•; J ' . Letter-press and Lithographic Printing, Engraving, Binding, Stationery—No. 178.