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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9491, 21 April 1894, Page 8

Amusements XT ARBOUR ROARD RESERVp TO-NIGHT 1 to-night, i r BERNARD'S CIRCUS Trained Horses. PerformingD 0 YVo„H«. , . Monkeys, Japanese Funny' Clowns uI _ 1 umblers. Jugglers ' A Free Show Outside of Tent from"? S.i .- Million''rices; Front Seats, n ls 7 ?''W , 3 P-B. Something New. Novel, and iVteXtfoJ" ORCHESTRaI UM^T FIRST CONCERT OF THE FISTH THUBSDAV. APKII, 26, 18 " 4 ' Wo!f - IN THE C 1 T Y H A r, t. Conductor ..Mr arthiti> Leader of Ochsstra, .. Mil. CHa" aKMu^ 111 - Doors open at 7.30. Concert at 8 p' m PROGRAMM Part I 1. Overture—" Stephen" .2. Part Song—(a) " .raid Ilaarfacr" (l>) " On the Water " o*r AUCKLAND LIUDKUTAFPT 3. Norwegian Jthapsody (No. 2) 4. Duet MESSRS. TAPPER AND lI,KID 5. Piano solo—'« Deuxierae Scherzo" (un' an MISS ALICE STEVENS l) : _ . ... (Pupil of Mr. Towsev) Intermezzo "Cavalieria Rusticana " v Part 11. 7. Selection-" Utopia, Limited " 8. Part Songs-(a) " lie Who Trusts " ' ' (b) "The Tar's Song " „ d, AUCKLAND LIEDICRTAFEL 9. Rliapsodi" I'cossaise 10. Quartet -"Soldier 's l.ove " MESSRS. Willi, WRIGHT ROGERSON and GEORGE' 11. Duo for Oboe and Clarionet, rom ... Sonnambula" Ll MESSRS. J. and S. JACKSON' 12. "Estudiaiitina. - ' " Popular Prices Box Plan at Lyell's, open on Monday next at ID a.m. NL Y TWO WEEKS \J To the DRUIDS' CONCKKT to "T.J'ihl nni'in" coxcan? S BAND PRf)CICSSIox, THOL! Ih'< AND TABLISAUX ' Auckland's Talent will Assist AT CITY HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY * In aid of Benevolent Fund. Tickets 2s lVaml «i' Piocession leaves Newton at sharp. Concirt at 8 P. MACKIK, Hon. Sec. Board and. Resiaaace. "J3URIRI," GRAFTON ROAD. Retired grounds. with Charming View of Douiair aud Harbour. 43T Single and Double Rooms for Permanent Boarders, or Tourists by the dav or week. Terms moderate. Telephone '723. HOT LA^E~s! LAKE VIEW. C. HAWKER WILSON, Proprietor. Terms : 6s per day; 35s per week; two weeks 01 longer, 30s.per week. ■ Visitors conveyed to and from the Government Baths Free. HI N T O N H A~ITI7 46 and 48, Margaret-street, Wynya-d Square, Sydney, PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. Centrally and delightfully situated, facing the Square; very quiet and cool. Bed and >itt ng-rooins well ventilated. h All communications addressed to T. HOLLINWORTH, will receive prompt attention. " Til E R N L E I G H." _1_ Next Grainmar School, iSynionds-street. Hot and Cold Water ifaths. Mrs. CasHEL. Telephone 702. SELECT BOARD AND RESIDENCE; bath, piano, single rooms ; five minutes' walk from Queen-street. Terms, 15s, week in advance. —Apply Hkuald Office. FROG MOKE HOUSE, Corner Grafton Road and Symonds-street. Vacancies. Telephone 714 ACCOMMODATION can be had at Sonoma, Princes-street, next Synagogue.Mrs. Wm. Cruickshanic, Proprietress. Telephone 072. BELGRAVE HOUSE, opposite Government House Grounds, Lower Symonds-street-Accommodation by the day, week, or month; pood table and attendance Terms moderate. — Mrs. Craig, Proprietress. BELMONT HOUSE, UPPER VIN-CENT-STREET— convenience to ensure comfort of Tourists, Visitors, and Permanent. Boarders. Healthy locality; speildid view. Suites of apartments. Hot and cold baths. Telephone 727.—Mrs. Basten. „ CARLTON, CITY ROAD, SYMONDS-STREET. Ska View, overlooking Albert Park. Tourists and Visitors will find Home comfort, . good table, polite attention, baths hot and cold. Telegraph, "Shailpr." Telephone 325. C IAM BRIDGE HOUSE, / LOWER VINCENT-STHE Second House from St. Matthew's Parsonage. SEA VIEW, overlooking Albert Park and City. EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. Hot and Cold Baths. MRS. RICHMOND. Proprietress ELLESMERE, PRINCES - STREET, OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Adjoining- Albert Park. Magnificent views of the harbour Specially adapted for Tourist", who may rely on every comfort and attention. Moderate terms to Resident Boarders. Letters and Telegrams receive strict attention. k Hot and Cold Baths. Proprietress MRS. PAIN. g T R A T H J N NE S. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BATHS, Etc. TERMS MODERATE. MRS. L. FRASER, 103, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Dental. d] K e mp * . SURGEON DENTIST, Begs to intimate to his friends and former patients that he has returned to Auckland, and his made arrangements to carry on the practice of the late W. H. Skeet, at the Rooms, Shortland-street, from and after the 3rd January, 1894. P.O. Box 347. Telephone, 494. A. C. H. C O,XINS ' DENTAL SURGEON, 90, Queen-street, Auckland (Opposite Wyudbam-street) H. F. W INUSOB ' SURGEON DENTIST (By Exam.), LATE KKMPT AND WINDSOR, SHORTLAND-STREET (Opposite General Fori ■ ; . Office). Telephone 37? . JVJ'EW ZEALAND HERALD. Subscription : M per week, deli'# l l in tow and suburbs; or 13» Cd per quarter, in advanc-, posted to any part of the colony. Births, la; Deaths and Marriages, 2«6deach lwer tion. These announcements are also inserted in the Auckland Weekly News and Herald Months Summary without extra charge. While every care Is e*«rciseit in regard to the <lu< insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do net hold themselves - responsible for non-insertion through accident or from other cause*, and th< Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem objection, able, oven although such advertisement, may have been received and paid for in th** unusl course business. . Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal ° advertisements in the Herald mutt be in wW Advertisements received without such fnstruc will be inserted until countermanded, and charge accordingly. Order, to withdraw >dvert ,emeu must be at the Publishing Office not later than o'clock p.m. . Fortheconvenience of advertisers, repllw U. vertisement* may be sent to the HKRAtD Office but the Proprietors do not accept any spqn.il>ility,in this respect. HERALD TELEPHONES. . cvgrthmhuk«... •— Llthosraphie Printing, W»" ing, Binding, Stotlonery— 178.