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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9493, 24 April 1894, Page 8

Amusements "OTARBOUR ROARD RTr fi r.T>Mat suc» su ! ' TO-NIGHT! TONS? 881 BERNARD'S CIRCUS Trained Horses, Performing Dogs W. ln . . . Monkeys, Japanese Funny^ ownS erful . __• „ Tumblers, Jugolers ' A Free Show Outside of Tent from 7 in Million Prices: Front Sea Jf» ** Something New, N^vel^amVhtet^ ] gESSIE~j goYLET-T PUBLIC hall, ONKHUNOA In compliance with special desi™ — „ Performance, en route to the south on £and WEDNESDAY EVENING, 25th April. Box plan now open at Mr. Jackson's, Stationer I s «. Lessee and Manager .. Mr A u POPULAR" WINTER CONCERT* SEVENTH CONCERT-WEDNESDAY Apr J onI'"-;" .. T ■ ' PROGRAMME. ' *** Overture, " Le Chevalier Breton" n Song, MR. HUNTER'S QUINTET* rman Song, "The W01f"... 1w- ... ; „•„ Mr. A. H. GEE ShlelJ Song, " Remember Me No More " n„w r>- , J MISS . COLETA LORRiGAX lnson Pianofortebote, "Massa'*.in the Cold Ground" Song, " Margarita ".. . . l p ap« ..™. MR- A - l Edward's""" L ° hr Song, "The Bridge" u ' - T . J MADAME LAURA DAW "" Humorous Story, " The Whistler ". .. Mart t, • MR. MONTAGU "••' uartcT *' a,n Duet, "The Moon has Raised her Lamp Ab ov . MESSRS. EDWARDS AND Song (Comic),"Beautiful Girls". - D . MR. ARTHIU KRONE ter

INTKEVAt. Fantaisie, " Fairy Footsteps " _ „.. . Mr. UUNTER'.S QUINTET ne Soug, " The Power of Love "(" Satanella"! ci, MISS COLETA LORRIGAX ) -' liait Song, "The Gay Hussar'' p.. ~ _. _ , „, Ma. A. H. GEE." Dlehl Pianoforte Solo. "Mazourka" ,-. , _, MISS REEVE. Godart Song, "Daddy" p . MADAME LAURA DAW hremi Recitation, " How We Beat the Favourite " MR. MONTAGUE UndSayG ° de equestY atCh, '° Thee l " Sfcarfe » *&*• MR A L.' EDWARDS Roche Song (Comic), " The Muddle Puddle Porter" MR. ARTHUR KRONE. [Qrossuuth Accompanist .. ... ~ ~ Miss He >» Musical Director .. .. " Mr AH Q HS P 6d I,AR PRICES: - Circle, U;'Bodytf Seats may be reserved for Body of Hail or Circl» on payment of a booking fee of 6d extra. Plan at Wildman and Lyell's. Day sales at Williamson's, Tobacconist i„H Hoffmann s. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 6 D C' h alu i« Musical. piANOS! D'ARMONIUMS QB6AN&I also, HARPS, VIOLINS, VIOLONCELLOS, GUITARS, BANJOES, AND SMALLER INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE, TTOFFMANN AND OONS. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNED AND AIRED. — ———■ mmm—m^— _■——^^mm^SSSSSSi Board and Residence. "T>URIRI," GRAFTON ROAD. Retired grounds, with Charming View of Domain and Harbour. tSB" Sinele and Double Rooms for Permanent Boarders, or Tourists by the day or week. Terms moderate. Telephone 723. "TUT E K N L E I G H. JD . Next Grammar School, Symonds-street. Hot and Cold Water Baths. Mrs. Cashel. Telephone 702. SELECT BOARD AND RESIDENCE; bath, piano, single rooms ; five minutes' walk from Queen-street. Terms, 15s. Also, Furnished Bedrooms to let.— Apply Herald Office. PORTCHESTER VILLA, Hardingestreet.—Private Board and Residence. Bath, piano, all home comforts, coach-house, ami stable. Five minutes' walk from Post Office. Terms, Ms. FROGMORE HOUSE, Corner Grafton Road and Symonds-street. Vacancies. Telephone 714 ACCOMMODATION can be had at Sonoma, Princes-street, next Synagogue.Mrs. Wm. Cruickshank, Proprietress. Telephone 672. BELGRAVE HOUSE, opposite Government House Grounds, Lower Symonds-street— Accommodation by the day, week, or month; good table and attendance Terms moderate. — Mrs. Craig, Proprietress. BELMONT HOUSE, UPPER VIN-CENT-STREET—Every convenience to ensure comfort of Tourists, Visitors, and Permanent Boarders. Healthy locality ; spendid 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, " Shailer." Telephone 326. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, LOWER VINCENT-STREKT, . 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, OPPOSITR GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Adjoining Albert Park. Magnificent views of the harbour Specially adapted for Tourists, who may rely or every comfort and attention. Moderate terms to Resident Boarders. Letters and Telegrams receive strict attention. Hot and Cold Baths. Proprietress MRS. PAIN. T R A T H T N NE S. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BATHS, Etc. TERMS MODERATE. MRS. L. FRASER, 105, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. T«-EW ZEALAND HERALD. Sdbicriftion : 9d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or IS* 6d per qoarUr, in advance, posted to any part of the colony. Births, 1» ; Deaths and Marriages, it «J each inset tion. These announcements are alsoiraserttd in tht AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS and HERALD Month" Summary without extra charge. While every care is exercised In regard to the dud nsertton of advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for "On-insertoo" through accident or from other causei; and » Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem objection. ,ble, even although such advertisement. n»7 »« been received and paid for in the ususl cours* <* business. , nf Instruction. as to the imertion or ***"jj™ advertisement, in the Hkrald ««.< U » tjJJ Advertisement, received without *>***£* will be inserted until countermanded, and < ***» „.~-,ii.,rl» Orders to withdraw advertijemea . __£S ** Wishing Office not later than s. o'clock p.m. HERALD TELEPHONES. Editorial-No. 229. Advertiss Counting House. Publishing Offic*. Ad« ments—No. \4r, «j««m Engta T ' Letter-press and Uthographic Printing, «• 8 Ing. Binding. Stotionery-No. 178. __