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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11275, 19 January 1900, Page 8

;.,'-^. J i-'i'Amusements. ' ' ' ' .... f . ■—-—; ; ' i_^'''' Vr -;"':' Q,PE R. A H OTJSg THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE THE LAST NIGHT BVT ONE TUB LAST NIGHT BUT OXE Or "'] BLAND TTOLT'S " • XX . ■■■*i-< i ' ! ;/y ■ ■ •.;!>,•>'. ■■■ Sensational Melodramatic Romance, ""^ : HOW LONDON' LIVES HOW LONDON LIVES' r \t HOW LONDON LIVES' ' .> ' HOW LONDON LIVES! • ' .! TOE LAST NIGHT rsi>T CHWJ % . Mi THE LAST NIGHT BUT ON* ' THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Of ' .', '.'| THE VILLA ON THE THAMES ' •> And the ' . ; . f§ "Merry Picnic Party Hoys Aro Wo!" " — Poverty's Pinch in the East End • " '■ "i THE PAWNBROKER'S SHOP " . S THE PAWNBROKER'S SHOPLUXUIO AND LUSTRE IN THE WKST s'l HTDGATE HILL BY NIGHT LUDGATE HILL BY NIGHT , Distribution of a ftcvcnnner'H SPECIAL WAI! EDITION THE SUBURBAN MANSION' ' ' And the ' - 5 ATTEMPTED ADDUCTION'! j MONDAY EVENING NEXT x Reproduction with NEW AND ESPECIALLY BRILLIANT EFFECTS. l Of the Ever-welcome and Established Favourite, NEW BABYLON NEW BABYLON NEW BABYLON. A SUMPTUOUS FEAST Of MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE, ENTERTAW. ME NT. and "'" HEARTY GOOD HUMOUR ! Box Plan at Wildinan's. Early-door Tickets at Williamson's in* Partridge's. u AGRICULTURAL HALL J\. TUSSAUD'S WAXWORKS. Open Daily, 2 to 5 and 7 to in TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT The Amusing Farcicii! Comedy " Dissection 1, Also. ' Complete Chance of Variety Programme COME AND HAVE A SHOT AT THE BOERS At our EARL'S COURT SHOOTING GALLERY Special Engagement and Arrival of New Artist?. iiHudine LUELLA. THE MMIVF.L, Who will Anpoar TO-MORROW NIGHI In his Dwth-defving Act. "THE GLIDE FOR LIFE" Assisted bv PrERROTT. THE MUTE ZARELLE. THE GIPSY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON Monster Programme by Full Company.' First Appearance of Our Royal Punch 'and Jndy Show. LAZARNE, THE CELEBRATED CONJURER. Will arrive shcrtly. * Admission. 6d; Children. 3d. Board and Residence. VACANCIES.-The Old Club. Eden Crescent, Every convenience; 5 minute from P.O. and Railway Station. BELMONT. Upper Vinconb-street.-Vacnn. cios. Telephone 727. OKARETA, Lower Symonds-street. opnosite Government House Grounds— , ' Tierior accommodation for Boarders ane Visitors.-Mrs. Hondry. WARKWORTH MURE, Upper Qn«>n. i» i: fltrcet (above ITohbu'l-VnMnciGs.-Tirre 0. Oarrett, Proprietress (late of Pnriri Hotel Thames). ' "QEA VIEW." A'ten Road (nort St. AnyJ drew's Church)—Swnorior Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors. STONEUTTRST. Lower PvTnonds-=tr<><>t-Pri. O vatp Pmrd and Residence. Singln and Double Bedrooms. Hot and. Cold Baths Terms moderate.—Mrs. Butler. WAITEM\TA VTKW Tlariiinirivntrest.-fB. Iβ \l Board and 'RneMoncft: bath, "inno. ninele om. Splendid view. Pir mimilei from Union Bank. Torms, 160 (wneliini; inelndedV '' pOROMANDET,.—Kine'i Private Hotel; 30 rooms, we!' furpiobed. Pleasant, enmfirtablp home- Good Table' Mndcrnto Tariff: Hot and CoW Baths; extensive Stahlm?. Gnss Paddocks: 'Bus to door on arrival of steamers. "POTORUA.-Wilsnn's Lane-hsm HotivXi) CotnfortaWo Homo for Tourists and Invalids: close V> baths and station: nnny enrriaeo and h<\th chair. Te'ecrnnh nddresj, "Lanpharn," Rotonia Terms, 6s per dnvj , 355. 1 week: 2 weeVe or lonepr. Sis per vreelt, WATNGARO HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. '■ ' 16 Miles Distant from Nganiawahia. UNRIVALLED SCENERY EN ROUTE. First-class Accommodation and all the Cora« forts of a Home for 25s' per week, or 5r per day, including the use of bathe. Coach leaves Ncaruawnhia after arrival of train from Auckland. Tuesdays and Friday*. "DRENT'B "DATHGATB ITOUBE, ROTCRUA. IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Intending Visitors will uleaee send Telegram to secure rooms. P. T. 'BRUNT. PROPBTRfOH _ Musical. ORGANS LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. OR ON THE EASIEST HIRE TERMS IN NEW J ZEALAND. £15 Instrument ... in 2d monthly £20 Instrument ... 10s 9d monthly. £25 Instrument ... 15s 4d monthly £.W Instrument ... 18s 4d monthly £35 Instrument ... 2lg 5d monthly £40 Instrument ... 24s 6d monthly £»b Instrument ... 27s 6d monthly £50 Instrument ... 30s 7d monthly Deposit on Hire System. Five Per Cent on Net Cash Price of Instrument. ' BEST ALLOWANCE FOR OLD TNSTRU, MENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY. 75, QUEEN-STREET (Below Smeeton's). FREDERICK MOORE. MANAGER. gPENOER piANOa THE LONDON AND piANO f(0, W. H. WEBBB. MANAGER. Are Sole Agents for New Zealand for the Celebrated gPENCER pIANOS. Head Office: BHORTLAND-STREET. AUCKLAND. Jj[BW ZEALAND HERALD BtmsoRTPTTOtf: 9d per week, delivered to town and fmhnrbs; or 133 6d per nnnrter, )n advance, posted to anv part of the colony. _ Births. Deaths, and Mnrrineea. 2« M each insertion. Those announcements, which limit ho eicned hv the advertiser, aro nho inserted in the Atjokmnd ' Weekly news and HKRAI.D MONTHIiT SmrMABT without extra ohnrjje. While every care is exercised in reeard to the due insertion of advertisements, tho Proprietors do not bold thonwlvps responsible fir non-insertion throneli nerident. or from other causes: and the Proprietors reserve to themselves (he rljlii of omittin? ndtertisements that they may deem objectionable. oven althoni;"* such advertisements may have been recoivod and paid for in tho usual course of bueinesA Instructions ai to the Insertion or withdrawal of advertisements in tho HUB AM must bo in writing, Advertisements received without such instructions will be inserted . until countermanded, and charged accord* ingly. Orders to withdraw ndvortieeraente must be nt the Publishing Offlco not later than Bii o'clock p.m. For the convenience of advertisers, replies to advertisements may be sent to the HERALD Publishing Office; but the Propria : ; tors do not accept any responsibility in M' -M resneot. ■ 3&