Amusements. '*f| OPER0 PER l__ HOUgfc TONIGHT ! M TO-NIGHT ! §; TO NIGHT ! J; JJAVYKE'3 "gAY ELlEf | • puxa € I THE GREENWOODS ! , M THE GREENWOODS! 1 IHE GREENWOODS} 9 IX AID OF THE WIDOWS AND OBPH iNs If Who have lost their all through the ' 1 TERRIBLE FLOODS IN BAWKE'B 1 BAY. si a: Under the Pa'nnaie of the '$2 acting Mayor, Cm- council, Cnuiw«o?tH« $ Harbour board and Harrow Board. When will be presented a M GRAND DOUBLE HILL! I Similar to printed with, sad, phenomenal 1 su. ce*, last week, ana indtidin; the wonderfully. -1 ADMIRKI). ENJOYABLE, AND AMUSING ' IP OPERATIC I!UBLI>QI'K, - L I 1 ROMEO & JULIKT uFTO~LiATE~f 1 NEW SOSGs ! I SEW SONGS : £ NEW SONGS : Circle, 43; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. S Box Plan open at Wildnnn and Lyell'j, when $ s»at* can be reserved. Stalls and Pit 1 i.'keta at '1 Williamson's, l'artriilj-\ and Wnollams*. I Overture 7.45. Curtain 8 sharp. Carriages at * 10.45 p.m. ' | QPERA HOUSE I MONDAY, MAY 17, f A GRAND CONCERT, J Bvthe % ORIGINAL. •'. BANJO, MANDOLIN. AND GUITAR CLCB. f ■ Hen Ziinmermann Conductor. " | A. A. Partridge, Leader. j| Price,: 0-, iS, gD. | Watch future advertisements and daybills. 1 AUCKLAND LIEDERTAFEL. 1 | FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASOJ I CHORAL HALL I FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1897. § A limited number of tickets for non-subscriber. H tn<y be had at the doors on the night of the Concert «t but not before 7.45. Price, 2s 64 -J Annual Subscription Fee, entitling the «ut*cri 4J bere to two tickets for each Concert, together irlft m other privileges, price, 10s 61. » J. R. SIMPSON, f Hon. Sec. 1 Money. f — ■ I 11/f 0 N E Y TO !. E N I' I IVI ON FIRST-CLASS MORTGAGE I SECURITY p AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES f| And in >S SUMS TO SUIT BORROWER. || VSAMUEL VAILS AND SONS. if Land} Estate, and Flu»n:lal Agents, 85, Quae* %i street -j$ , . I MONEY LBNT ON PROMISSORY I NOTES. nOURKS. FOBNITIIRI Ar. | ••ILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY I Mortgages ueaotiatoa f. JOHN W. bardie, "' I LAUD. COMMISSION, AMD ESTATE aqest, f HIGH-STREET AITCKI.AWn | A uI'KLAND CITy SINKING FUND. I MONET TO LEND ON MORTGAGE 01 ! FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD, AT MODERATE BATES OF INTEREST | API!? 5 W. J. CROWTHER, Secretary to Commissioner*. „„ . Municipal Buildings. i Office hours: 10.30 to 12.30. ( MONEY to Lend on Freehold Security. \ -Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent, Short- I land-street. ;, - & ft TO £5000 -Money to Lend, i,. \ SO" snms ai above at lowest current rate. \ -Wm. S. Cochrane, Cochrane'* Mart, 185, Queen { itreet, J MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ol I Firit-elasi Freehold Securities. ;< W. COLEMAN, Solicitor 1 National Insurance Buildings, Queen-str : MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage, at lowest current rates of interest—M. G acGreeor, Solicitor, ahortland-street, three door : ibove Post Office. J MONEY TO LEND at a moderate rat( of interest.—Apply Jackson and Russell Solicitors Shortland-streot MONEY TO LEND ou First Mortgage I of Freehold Property.-J. Thornes, 81 Jnaen.ilree Fancy Goons. T\OES IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU How ready and dangerous a conveyance ol infection is the linen freshly returned from the laundry, simply because we look upon it as so recently cleansed! Nerer was a greater mistake. Linen so received should immediately be placed in i large chert, or other receptee kept for the purpose, with one or two or more packets of Petal Dust (according to the number of artic'es) distriiuted araonit the folds. The lid should then be ;losed. and the linen kept so confined for a couple if hours previous to assorting and consigning the different articles to their proper drawers, etc., where again it is well to hare a few more packets of Petal Dust for continual use. With thrso preautions no fear of infection need be entertained. In a recent lecture, delivered by Sir B. Richard'on to a body of Sanitary Inspectors at the Carpenter.-.' Hall, London, on "The Laws of Health, the lecturer said: "The laundry, as it now existed, was one of the most fruitful sources ol lisease, and therefore they should be constantly on the alert against the dangers of the laundry." "PETAL DUST" (Register*!). The most pleasing and acceptable health-giving Perfume and Floral Disinfettor ever produced i; l combination of the choicest flowers, pines, and ralutary vegetable extracts of the World, collected »hen in their greatest state of perfection, so treated that their peculiar freshness is retained unimpaired to the last, and so blended that no given aroma predominates. THIS UNIQUE COMBINATION Has secured the sale of Over Five Million Packets it the several International Exhibitions in England Md Abroad, and has gained the Highest Awards wherever exhibited, viz : Bronze Medal (Highest Award) isss" Gold Medal „ 1559 Gold Medal „ „ ism Gold Medal „ 1591 Wholesale or retail (M post paid) from the sole agent for North New Zealand C. W. GOO DS O LONDON ARCADES, Queen-street and Karangatfane Road. TffßW ZEALAND HERALD. Subscription : 9d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 13s 6d per quarter, in advance: posted to any part of the colony. \ Births, is ; Deaths and Marriages, 2s M each I insertion. These announcements are also inserted h in the Auckland Weekly News awl Herald >'•• Monthly Summary without extra charge. ' \ While every care is exercised in regard to the due % insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do jj not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion \ through accident or from other causes ; and the Proprietor*, reserve to themselves the right of ' omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in th usual course ol business. Instructions as to the mijrli'on or withintcil ol advertisements in the Herald mutt be in writing •'}. Advertisements received without such instruction' ''■'.'[. will be inserted until countermanded, and charged '§ accordingly. Orders to withdraw advertisement! 3 must be at the Publishing Office not later than sir % o'clock p.m. For the convenience of adver sers, replies U li advertisements may be tent to the Herali M Publishing Office; but the Proprietors {do nol % accept any responsibility in this respect. %
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10428, 28 April 1897, Page 8
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