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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9860, 1 July 1895, Page 8

Amusements PER A * •• HOD ( FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Grand Opening Performance, TONIGHT! • TO-NIQHTI MA R I AN A! Ft BY AUCKLAND AMATEURS Unokr tub Dikkction op MR. ALBERT RICHARDSON Cast of Principals To-night Mart tana Ml** Beatrice Ricliard.. Lasurillo Mm Florence Ma**,",, Marchioness..' i Mi** Katie HUpatru Marquis ..: Mr. E. D« Aloiimf Alcade • Mr. W. 11. khS Cnptain of the Guard Mr. G. IT. BHlam, King of Spw» -. - Mr. G. B. With', Don Jose de Santarem Mr. A. Hortoii ll ll3|l ' Don Cressr de fsM<in .. Mr. P. }(, Oii Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell s. 1 Day Tickets at Partridge's, Williamson's, Market 1 , etC ' Ss, 2s. Is—POPULAR -PRICES—3s, 2s, Ss, fc,. Is—POPULAR -PRICES—3s, 2s, U Doors open at 7.15, commence at 8. JJEMUERA gOCIAL "IT lONS. Season 13!)5. • ' . «• * ■ Committee : Mesdamos Banks. Barnford, Arch. Clark, M, » : Clark, Cotter, Piitlaysori, Hanna, Jackson, John i ston, Makgill, Norton, Winstone. Misses M. Buckland, E. Bull, K. Hay, Lennox Stevenson, Thorpe, Whewell. Major Bants, Messrs. Arch. Clark, M. A. Clark Cotter, Finlayson, Hanna. Jackson, J. H. Jackson' I Macdonald, Makgill, Norton, Winstone. ' | fj\ H gECOND JQ ANCE ] Will lie held in the REMUERA HALL, • ON THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 4, I At 8,?0 o'clock. Admission by ticket only, to be obtained from tbe Hon. Sec., or from any member of the Committee. 'Bus leaves D.S.C. corner at 7.30 for the Hal], via i Parnell. returning artery the dance. Return fare 1] one shilling. ' ' < HENRY JOHNSTON, Fort-street, , ■■■ v.^', r ... Hon. Sec. | PROFESSOR CARROL LtTs GYMNASIUM, Held at the YOUNG MEN'S ROOMS, corner «[ '] Wellesley and Albert-»treets, Auckland, . | NOW OPEN. TERMS BEGIN FROM FIRST LESSON. • CLASSES— Males, Monday and Thursday i from 7.45 till 10 p.m ; Adult Ladies, Tuesday, fmn 2.30 till * p.m. ; Saturday, from 11 a.m. till 12.3; p.m. ; Juvenile Girls and Roys, Tnesday and Friday from 4.15 till 5.31) p.m.; Boy* at School, .Mourtav and Thursday, from 4.16 till 5.30 p.m. ; Boys, Satut I day, from 9.30 till 11 a.m. Terms begin from fl rs | i lesson. Second Term begins MONDAY, 24th, 1895. === =5 I Fancy Goods. | JJAINBO W QHIMESi i fj . ..../ , The RAINBOW Fancy Goods Arcade, Well known in Auckland town For handsome presents of all kinds Still has a great renown. It's Toy Fair is the child's delight, So Uncle Jack declares, -■< For quantity and quality It is the Fair of Fairs. And Baskets I such variety i It puzzles one to choose While Ornaments—astonishing, Also the mind cenfuse. While Combe and Brashes, Soaps and Scents, Birthday Cards and Booklets rare, Pocket Books and Purses good, Maki one and all declare. The things you wish or want, Are almost sure to be Found Somewhere in this famed Arcade, So please call in and see. ' Now the proper way to find it, And the place of its abode, Is next to D. Macpberson's, In Karangahape Road, And at QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Herald Office), 6th Shipment.) , [6tii Shipment JAPANESE O 0 D SI ;• , JUST OPENED AT ££OODSON'S JAPANESE • JgAZAAR ! 60 dozen of Egg-shell China Cups and Saucers. 33 different patterns, elegant fhape, ami handsomely gilt (usual price 2s 6d each), , all at is each, or 5s 0d the J dozen; Plates from id each; Handsome Bowls from 3d each ; T»apoti from fld each;; > Biscuit Barrels, very pretttv, from Is each ; Hot Water Jugs, Is fid ; Cream Jugs, 6d each ; Satsuma Censers and Ice Pails, Is each; Serviette Rings, 3d each; Crumb Brash and Tray, Is; Basket Carryalls, no* much in use. splendid for Picnics, various sizes Kaga Tea. Set, complete, 10s, very handsome 17 pieces; Table Mats, 3d the set. RAYS, 4d and (3d each or 9d the pair. .UMBRELLA VASES, 6s 9d (usual price 10s), DOLLS, from 2d to 2s M each. BAMBOO LAMP SCREENS (entirely novel), Is each. CIRCULAR FIRE SCREENS, from 6d to 2s 6d LANTERNS, frem 3d each. SUNSHADES, from 6d each. FANS, from Id each. BASKETS (Lunch), 3d and 4d each (usual price (kl each). BASKETS (Soiled Linen), large and very handsome, 6s 9d each. BAMBOO EASELS, 3d to 2s 6d each. BAMBOO BRACK E l's, from 6d to 3s 6d (quite new designs). • CABINETS, 6d, Is, Is 6d, up to 20s. GLOVE AND EIANDKKRCHIEF BOXES, Is the pair and upwards. CRUMB BRUSHES AND TRAVS, 2s 3d each. COLLAR BOXES (lacquered). Is tacli TINY LANTERNS, ANIMALS, INSECTS, AC, 100 in boxes, suited for Christmas Tree Ornaments, Is the box. FOLDING EIRE SCREENS, Is each. SATZUMA BISCUIT BARRELS, TEA SETS, VASES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, 4s 6d the i-doz., and CHOICE EGGSHELL CHINA AFTERNOON TEA SETS AND HARLEQUIN CUPS AND SAUCERS. 4-FOLo DRAUGHT SCREENS, 20s each, and really choice elegant goods of this beautiful manufacture. And an IMMENSE VARIETY OF GOODS, at v ;■ .lowest prices, bound to please. ,C. W. GOODSON Jiavlng for 10 years maintained the premier positiou in the colony as holding the largest stock of Japanese Goods, will continue the same, offering his immense arrival of new Goods at such prices as will favourably compare with auc tion prices or the keenest competition. WANTED KNOWNThe New War Game, JAPAN AND CHINA, Also, Archimedes Ludo Boycott Magic Cards Brax Music Bob o' Links Missing Word Bezique Mischief Chantilly Maro •• Chess • Musical Dominoes Centrifugal Railway Monte Carlo Compendiums Oof Cat and Dogs • Ocean Race Drop It . Parlour Football Dominoes (from 3d; Paying Cards double nines, 6d) Quoits Draughts Ricochet Ducdame . RankO Flying Scotchman Race Gaines Fishing Game Reversi Fairy Snap Ships Flitterkins Snap Football Solitaire Gossima Scrimmage Hal ma. Sigmi. Jumpkins Tiddley Winks Jokoe Lottery Jap. and China War llpltlee King of the Castle Wedding Balls Ixjtto Word Making and Lawn Tennis Taking AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES. QUEEN-STREET AMD KARANGAHAPE ROAD " ' 1 > If EW ZEALAND HERALD. Subscription : 9d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 13s Od per quarter, in advance, posted to any part of the colony. ...Births, .Is; Deaths "and Marriages, 2s 6d each asertiou.;;These announcements are alw* in the Auckland Weeej.y News and Herald Monthly Summary without extra charge. 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