Page 8 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9943, 5 October 1895, Page 8

-:•' ■ Amusements ':■: -,"- ; QPERAJJOUSB. AUCKLAND OPERA CDOb. TONIGHT ! ' > TONIGHTi THE MIKADO. THE MIKADO. THE MIKADO. {POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT, OPERA HOUSE DENSELY CROWDED. OPERA HOUSE DENSELY CROWDED. ANOTHER SPLENDID RECEPTION - ANOTHER SPLENDID RECEPTION, INTENSE ENTHUSIASM. l - INTENSE ENTHUSIASM. /' /_'" The Season will positively conclude to-night. Those who were unable to gain admission w night should book durine the day to secure seats No extra charge for booking. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stall*, 4s; Stalls 2s ed ; Pit, One Shilling. Day tickets at Wildman's, Partridge's, an Williamson's. Box Plan at Wildman's. Doors open at 7, Overture at 8. Carriages at 10.30. P. R,\DIX, Business Manager. T> ELI M I NAM NOT leg, A. number of musical friends and influential citing, hare decided to tender a VALKDICTOIIY CONCERT As a Complimentary Benefit to MISS KMII.Y RKEVi;, Who is leaving Auckland to complete her Musical Studies on the Continent. Datr and Plack to be Duly announced. For the Committee, CHAS. CHAMBERS, Jin; I s iTY H ALL * T D TONIGHT (SATURDAY), " AMY VAUOHAW'S AMAZONS. The Record-breakers, Fire Years in Auckland. The most Successful Show in N.Z. ANOTHER CHANGE Off PROGRAMME MORE NEW NOVELTIKS. GREAT SUCCESS OF PETE MILLER The Musical Moke and Comedian ' LEVY and THOMAS in a New Specialty MISS AMY VAi GHAN ma New Serio-comic HARRY THOMAS with some Hot Stuff h„i Stuff. Hot Sniff. ,m NEW FARCE. NEW FINALE. No Free List. I s .C IT MI" I ~6» THE LAUGHING SEASON Will commence with the first Appearance, on TUESDAY NEXT, Of the Far-famed TIVOLI MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. OUR IcECORD. Dunediu .. .. 70 Nights. Christchurch '.. 54 Nights. Wellington . 60 Nights. Our Opening Programme will include the Farcical Comedy, BLUNDERS! The roof-raising Illusion, PHANTASMAGORIA. THE PHANTOM PANTOMIME. All the Latest Variety Items of the Age. NEXT TUESDAY. "IS POPULAR PRICES m ]y"AJOR DANE'S LECTURE. The Committee of the Y.M.C.A notify to Ticket. holders for last Tuesday's Lecture that they may hare their money returned, *f desired, on applioi. tion at the Rooms; or they will be available for Mr. Ngata's Lecture next, Friday, or any of the Lectures, etc., in the Winter Course. THOMAS BUDDLE. Hon. Sec. QUOITS i QUOITS! QUOITS l THE OPENING~GAME OF THE .:■ - SEASON- ; --■' Will take place TO-DAY (SATURDAY), At 2.50 p.m. All interested are invited; new Mental especially so. ■'.'. D. THOMSON, .-■■•-- ■■' -">. .'■■: '. :■'■:'.. For See,

Hotels. TTNITED SERVICE TIOTEL (Adjoining Opera House). CORNER*OF QUEEN AND WELLESLET STREETS. REFRESHMENT AND LUNCHEON BARS, With efficient attendance. HOT COUNTER LUNCHEONS. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (can also be served in sitting rooms). CAFE FROM TWELVE TO TWO. All Leading Case Spirits on hand. HANCOCK'S sparkling xxxx ALES O.V DRAUGHT. In connection with the Opera House, an Electric Bell in the bars announces the rise of the curtain. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, With home comforts, for Visitors and Families. G. B. HOWARD, Proprietor. "OOYAL ]I/J"AIL CTOTEL VICTORIA STREET. MR. ROBERT SCOTT Late Representative of Messrs. Jonas Brooks Bros., Melthara; Clark and Co., Paisley; John Clark, Jnr., and Co., Glasgow : J. and P. Ccites Ltd., Paisley, and lister and Co., Ltd, Bradford having assumed the management of THIS POPULAR HOUSE, which has been RE-FURNISHED THROUGHOUT Would assure his FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Nothing will be wanting that can .' CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR COMFOBT. FIRST-CLASS CUISINE. ALES, WINES, SPIRITS, Al SEVEN LARGE SAMPLE BOOMS, ALLCOCK'S BILLIARD TABLE. NIGHT PORTER. N.B.—MRS. SCOTT (late Mrs. Gedden, Hoki»nj» Supervises Household Matters. 11 I I ■■' iiiij.iiy.iiii i Lit 1 ]V"eEW ZSALAMD ;iSKALD. ; Subscription : fti per week, delivered In to"" aMd suburbs; or Its id per quarfctr, in ad»«« posted to a»y part of the colony. Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 8s 6d tub insertion. .These announcements are also inserted in tit* Auckland Weekly News and QM 4LJ Monthlt SuuMARr without extra charge. While every care is exercised in regard to the dm insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors i« not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion through accident 'or from ether causes; and tM Proprietors ' reserve* to themselves the right * omitting . advertisements that the; may ittra objectionable, even although such advertised* may have been received and paid tor ia the m"* l course ef business. Instructions as to the intertim er trithdraud ''■ advertisements in the Herald must be in writing Advertisements received without such instruction will he inserted until countermanded, and chat" accordingly. 7 Orders to withdraw advertisement! must be at the Publishing Office not later than '•> o'clock p.m. For the convenience of advertisers, replies •* advertisements may be sent to the HM* 1 ' Publishing Offije; but the Proprietors i» ■*** tacept any responsibility in this respect. HERALD TELEPHONES. Editorial-No. 229. Ceontflng House, Publishing Office, Advertl* merits— 14. I*tter.prem and Lithographic Printing, Kn * mv but. Binding. SlwHewery—Ve. «7» — Printed and Published by the /reprietow,Jf«*J)jS Scott Wilson, Joseph Liston W ,ts ??Jis« Alfred George Horton (under the "vwj Wilsons & Horton), at their General »', Printing Establishment, 145. Qoeen*treetj«»v and 3 Wyndhain-street, Auckland, New *«"»"" Saturday, October 6,1»95.