Amusements. ~~~ OPE R A H0» 8 & Sole Lessee and Manager Mr c™ oActing Manager, Mr. M. U.m; £,¥*'■ •Mr. J. W. llMhtt. K * JUla at, LAST \ICHT f LASTNItiHT! LAST NIGHT! H^XlGllfi MR. GEO. KIGNOLD's POWERI'UL DRAMATIC COMPANY LAST NIGHT Op the Funniest Comedy ever wRi, CONh'UsIOX. lU>^ nse CiiNFUSItIN. Wlnf.,,,i CONFUSION. 'all of curtain. COSTS" The Audience c"nfS; '«rlyconTulsed. C'l.Nl'l'SlON. — KS «br ie , a/t er sn He k CONFUSION. Raptulae,^ • L IST SIGHT OK MR. CEO. IUGNOLD, AS MOUTIMF.n MHMPLEKORD. LAST NIGHT ' : Of Mr. Geo. Kigmiki , * Dramatic Company. ■ As a means of avoiding iiiconvenit>nrAfmn. in,.of,en attend,,! with lo" s % and temper, dM.. Wfcularly directed for all parts of the lwu<e, open at 7, 6,1 extra. Piices: Dress Circle, 4s; Orchestra Stall/"<,« Stalls, 2s 6.1; Pit. Is. My Door, op en t*i< Ordinary 7.i; Curtain at S. Box-plan at man and Lyells. "nun. . QPERA HOUSE. Lessee and Manager Mr. James Bin A NOTABLE AMUSEMENT EVENT. SEASON Of SEVKX NIGHTS ONLY COMMENTING EASTER SATURDAY', APRIL tin firan-l Opening! Nighf of the Gifted Burlesque & TEnpsiciionnx artrm MISS ADA DELKOY, * And her STERLING COMBINATION OF HIGH-CU« KNTEHTAINKItti, ** Who combine to present the Queerest, Quaintest and alt"ftfther ' MOST BEWILDIiItING UN I-KRTAINMISNr Ever witnes-veii in the Southern Hemisphere The World's Press acknowledge ' MISS ADA DKLROY To be the GREATEST TEEPSICHOREAN ARTKIf KXTANT, The whole performance replete with novelties nnn presented by any other entertainers. Admission-Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalli *, Stall., 2s; Pit, Is. Box plan at WiWmw anj Lyell's. ™ Doors open at 7.30, overture at 8, carria»ej u 10.40 p.m. " . JAMES MORGAN, Advance Manajer. CALEDONIAN SOCIAU. THE USUAL FORTNIGHTLY SOCIAL Will be held in the FORESTERS' HALL, T"-IIOItROW (TflDßi DAY) EVENING, W When there will be a change in the manner of pro. ceediiijs. THE ENTERTAINMENT TO BEGIN AT In WITH A DANCE. * And Songs and Dances will be interspersed tbTonEbout the eveniiii:. ADMISSION : Gents., Is; Ladies, 6d, BV TICKET ONLY, wbiA may be obtained from any member of the Con mittee at the door. Mr. T. McCUNE will occupy the chair. JOHN CREAM Secretary. Business Cards. W Tji H IE M D, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTEIIEB, symokd'stkekt (Near Kaiungahape Road). J£ITCHENER T^IISOM, , Late Asaayer and Chemist to the Cassel Gold Extracting Co., Limited, LICENSED ASSAYER & CERTIFIED BATTERY MANAGER. . Laboratory ; 15, swanson-street, auckland. A Tt TRIGfIT & tt ON 3 HBCEIVINO, FORWARDING, AND EXHKS AQENCT ij KEN-STREET WHARK. ' & ; furniture carefully removed. Sbtppingand Coatcßi work attended o. N.B -Orders left at Residence, Pitt-street, till receive prompt attention W ID TTOLMES, F.I.A.N.Z. (Late GoTernment Auditor), ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AND PRIVATE ASSIGNEE. Secretaryship to Companies and Legal Manage ment undertaken. Pending office arrangements, address P.O. Box ill DOBINSON'S HEADACHE CACHETS XV For Speedy and Certain Relief of Headache, Is (Id per box. ROBINSON' NERVINE, An Instantaneous Toothache Remedy. ROBINSON'S ANTIBILIOCS PILLS Cure Disorders of Liver, etc., Cd and Is box] Prepared only by j. w. Robinson, Day and Night Pharmacy, PA R.N ELL. TAMES STEWART, M. Inst CI, CONSULTING ENGINEER IX HYDRAULIC , MINING, ELECTRIC, ANB GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, SHORTLAND-STREBT, AUCKLAND, "JOHN GOODALL, M. INST. C.B. CIVIL AND MINING ENGINKEE, AND AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. All classes of Engineering Work and Surveying undertaken. Mines Surveyed, Inspected, and Reported On STAB CHAMBERS, Shortland-street TIITZGIBBON T OUCH, C.E. Ex F.R.1.A.1., CIVIL AND VENTILATING ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, 91, Queen-street. \\f PHI I,I,I I'PS &M> 80S T 7 • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MB CHANTS, Importers of Paperhanninp, Sfl"? P.iiiit.-.Oili, Turpentine Colours, Varnishes, Frewß P.ilisli, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours ami BnuW Plv« sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photo?rapl» Plates, Picurre Frames and Tapestry Moal»"5 Clink and Cbmpxu (Jlaisei. Glass cut to ii« •" carefully packed. J. P. A , """ RUTLAND-STREEET, Opposite the Clarendon Hotel, MANUFACTURKR OP UI'.AL GEBSIAS SAUSAdKS, 1.K0.N GAKLICK, FRANKFOKT LIiVKR WURST, 4c, *«• Wholesale and Retail. Town and Country supplied. ■\TEW ZEALAND HERA^.. Subscription : 3d per week, delivered in to ,, and suburbs; or 13s 6d per quarter, in adfanc* posted to any part of the colony. Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 2s 6d eaj insertion. These announcements ire also insert* in the Auckland Weekly News and HEW 1,1 Monthly Summary without extra charje. While every care is exercised in regard to the *» ? insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors "•; not hold themselves responsible for non-inserMj ; through accident or from other causes; and m Proprietors reserve to themselves the right • ; omitting advertisements that they may <!«*; objectionable, even although such advertisema* ; may have been received and paid for in th «s"r_; course of business. '■■ Instructions as to the murium or irithdraial «■,, advertisements in the Herald must be in w*jr . Advertisements received without such instruction will be inserted until countermanded, and M*; accordingly. Orders to withdraw advertisM"" 11 roust be at the Publishing Office not later tbw» o'clock p.m. ■ ; For the convenience of advertisers, r«pli« j advertisements may be sent to the Hbu» Publishing Offjce; but the Proprietors <» accept any responsibility in this respect ■_
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10416, 14 April 1897, Page 8
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