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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10080, 16 March 1896, Page 8

Amusements I s c ity H 4 " 6 D TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT 1 w JOHN JIULLER JjIULLER THE LAND OF THE ROSE, SHAMROCK, AND THISTLE. Magnificent Limeiittht Views and Mechanical Effects by Mr. CHARLES COOPER. SONG, STORY, AND MUSIC. BEAUTIFULLY Illustrated. Artistes .Missis E. L, Featon and I.ydia Fuller; Messrs. Howard Chambers and John Fuller. Organ and Piano: MR. WALTER FULLER. Guide and Humorist: MR. BEN FULLER. Day Silos at Williamson's, Hoffman's, and Adliuuton's ('ate Ellison's), foot of Grey-street. Dress Circle: ONE SHILLING (Children haltprice). All other parts: SIXPENCE. Doors open at 7.15. Commence at Eight. Meetings. OF REVISION OF JURY TO THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN THE JURY DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. You are hereby requested to attend a Meeting of Justices lo revise the Jury List for the District of Auckland, at the Magistrate's Courthouse, at Hich«'reel, Auckland, 011 SATURDAY, the 4lh day of April, 1896, at the hour of cloven o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this 14th day of March, 1890. FRED. J. BURGESS, Jury Officer. ASSOCIATION. A Meeting of the above Association will be held in the Wesley Hall THIS DAY (Monday), March 16, at 8 p.m., to Elect Council and General Business, S. REID, Sec. Auckland bowling association. The Meeting of the Association called for Tuesday, 17th March, has been Postponed to THURSDAY, the 10th March, same place and hour. A. W. THOMSON, Hon. Secretary. Auckland, March 14,1698. Board and Residence. WAITEMATA VIEW, Hardingstreet.—Private Boardand Residence; bath, piano, single room. 0 minutes' from Union Bank. Terms, 15s. Also, Furnished Bedrooms to let. VACANCIES at Rosebank House, Albert) Road, Devonport. YJ7" ELLINGTON. Accommodation at '• Whitehall," Boulcott street. Central.-Mrs. R. (INYON. GLEN VIEW, Syraonds street, second ' house above St. Paul's Church—Private Board and Residence. Terms moderate. Hot and Cold Ruths. FOLKESTONE HOUSE, Princes street (opposite Park Gates) — Single and double Bedrooms, hot and cold Laths. Terms, moderate —Mrs. butler. FROGMORE HOUSE, Corner Grafton Road and Syaioudi-street. Vacancies. Telephone 714. T>o ARD AND RESIDENCE at 8 9 Sonoma, Princes-street, next Synagogue.-r Mrs Wm. Cruicksbank, Proprietress Telephone i'Jfl. SYDNEY Working and Factory Girls Club, Kent .Superior Accommodation; piano, library, etc.: situations found.—Apply Lady Superintendent. Terms, 12s and 15s weekly. TSTAIvA (LATE FERN LEIGH) JL LOWER SYMONDS STREET, Under New Management. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Hot and Cold Baths. Good Table. MliS. JOHNSON, Proprietress. Belmont house, upper VINCENT-STREET. This old-established and well-appointed Boarding II use, commanding a splendid view, is healthily and pleasantly situated. Tourists, visitors, and permanent boarders will receive every attention. Print- suites of apartments; hot and cold baths; single and double rooms. ' Terms strictly moderate. Telephone, 727. MRS. BASTEN. 00W E S BAY, WAlfi EK E. THE BEST SUMMER RESORT IN THE PROVINCE. E. PARRIS, PROPRIETOR. Boating in a magnificent safe bay, Fishing, Bathing. Airy Bedrooms. The cuisine under the lm* mediate supervision of Mrs. Parris. Steamer Coromandel calls four times weekly. Terms Moderate. Special Terms for Families. Post Office at the house, Medical attendance available. MRS. younq'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, ROTORUA. Opposite Post Office and neat Government Baths. Terms: 25s weekly, or 4s per day. Dunblane restaurant, 191, Queen-street (opposite Morrin's). W. S. Cannun, in thanking his numerous friends and customers for their kind patronage, begs respectfully to announce that the Dunblane has been taken over by s. Ilollingworth and Co., who he feels sure will keep up the good reputation of the Restaurant, and be accorded the full confidence and support of his old customers and the public generally. S. 11. and Co. have as Cook, F. R. Uruszulilg, late of the City Buffet. Telephone, 666. CJ PRIftG GROVE, MAHURANGI 0 HEADS.-POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT FOR SUMMER VISITORS.—Spring Grove, Mahu. ransi Heads, scenery charming ; exceptional facilities for riding, bathing, fishing, tennis, and boating. Adult visitors have the run of the orchard and us 6 of piano and boats free. Riding horses on hire. Fresh cream, butter, eggs, and vegetables. Fresh water baths. Rose Casey makes three trips per week. Terms : 25s per week, or 4s per day. Special arrangements for families.—Address Mr. Morgan by letter, or particulars in town from Mr. John Douglas, Government Insurance Buildings. Cambridge HOUSE, LOWER VINCENT STREET, Second house from St. Matthew's Parsonage, Sea view overlooking Albert Park and City. EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. Suites of Rooms with private entrance. Hot and Cold Baths. MRS. WALLACE, Proprietress. JJRENT'S JJATHGATE JJOUSE, ROTORUA, IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Intending Visitors will please send Telegram to secure rooms. S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. OUSE, EDEN CRESCENT, THREE MINUTES FROM G.P.O, Fine Healthy Situation. • Magnificent View of Harbour, Vacancies. MRS. DEAN, ARLTON, CITY ROAD, SYMONDS-STREET. Situation unsurpassed. Overlooking Albert Park. Commanding extensive sea views. Drainage sanitary conditions perfects Home comforts. Good table. Cleanliness, punctuality, polite attention Reference to visitors' book. Arrivals met by steamer or rail. Telephone, 325. Telegraph Sbailer, Auckland, RAILWAY, pUTARURU JUNCTION JJEFRESHMENT J^OOM ON PLATFORM. * ALL TRAINS STOP TEN MINUTES. | PUTARURU JUNCTION HOTEL. COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOE GENTLE MEN. FISHING AND SHOOTING. Good Stables, Loose Box, Large Paddocks, Saddle Hones and Buggies. JAMES SHERLEY. DOG REGISTRATION BOOKS, ruled and printed, with extracts from the Dog Registration Acts, 1850,1832, and 1890; Books of Receipts containing 100 and 250 Forms each; also Forms for Registration at Reduced Fees for Cattle and Sheep Dogs, in Books of 100 Forms each, may he obtained at the Auckland Weekly News Pub(.slung Office, Queen-street, Auckland.