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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11540, 27 November 1900, Page 8

/ - ■ ■ AMUUOVWbU vO' s OPERA: " H O V « t Lessee and Manager - - Mr. Tom Pollard. Treasurer. - - - - Mr. W. O'Sullivan! Representative for J. C. Williamson and '; * George Mtisgrove, Mr. Bert. Roy I©. STILL ANOTHER ARTISTIC TRIUMPH Achieved by the Favourites. pOLLARD'S ,QPEE£ ' QOMPANY. In Balfe's Romantic Opera, rpilE jgOHEMIAN Q.IRL. CHEERED TO THE ECHO. EVERY NUMBER ENCORED TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), NOV. 27. rpHE •gOHEMLAN QIRL. WEDNESDAY, 28th—THE BOHEMIAN GIRT, THURSDAY. 29th—Ti" " •<« ''(AN GIRL FRIDAY. 30th— GONDOLIERS. SATURDAY, DEC. 1-LA MASCOTTE. MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. Last Night of a Three Years' Tour of New Zealand, IN TOWN. And a Mammoth Olio. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 1, THE U£te£L WEEKLY' MATINEE. The Productions under the Sole Direction of - MR. TOM POLLARD. Musical Director - - Mr. Arthur Kinf. Box Plan at Wildman and Lvell's. Prices—Circle. 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. Orchestral Stalls, ss. Early Door Tickets at Williamson's. Horticultural Shows. QHILDREN'S FLOWER SHOT?. Prize Winners in Children's Sections at the late Exhibition are required to make written application for their Prizes not later than SATURDAY, December 'loth. Application should be made thronph parent or guardian, who must, except in the ca«e of Bouquets made up in Public Schools, certify as to age of child on November 23rd last The Prizes consist of Medals, Books. Garden Utensils, Seeds and Plants, and applicant# should state nature of prize desired. > T 0 notice will be taken of applications which "do not conform with above conditions. WM. SATCHELL. Hon. Sec. Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc Y. M - c - A. MR. WILLIAM M. OATTS. A Great Organiser Among Young Men, from Glasgow, Representative of the National Council of Y'.M.C.A.'S, London, Is expected in Auckland on Monday, will hold MEETINGS IN THE ROOMS. MRS. OATTS ! (A Daughter of the Late Dr. Bonar) Is an Efficient Helper, and Sings at the Meetings. W. BRAKENRIG. Gen. Sec. Board and Residence. jyj- AHURANGI ' JJ AD S. WALDEMERE HOUSE Will Reopen for reception of Visitors, on DECEMBER 1. Please Address, J. JACKSON. gUTHB'S IS'LAND. SEASIDE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Communication Daily by Northern Company's Steamers MRS. RUTHE. QOWES -gAY, AIHEKE - The Best Summer Resort in the Province, E. PARRIS, PROPRIETOR. Boating in a Magnificent, Safe Bay. Fishing. Fresh and Saltwater Baths. Great Alterations. Airy Bedrooms. Tho Cuisine under the immediate supervision of MRS. PARRIS. Steamer Coromandel calls three times weekly, Terms moderate. Post Office at the House. Tl\T AIWEP.A HOUSE '' ' ROTORUA. Is now carried on by Miss Graham, formerly of Waiwera. near Auckland, and latterly of Brent's Bath sate House. The House is now known as "Wniwera House." Best situation in Rotorua. Within five minutes' walk of the Priest, Rachael, and Bine Bath?, to which visitors are conveyed free of charge. Terms moderate. Address: " Rotorua." " WAIWERA HOUSE." Address: Rotorua. IF sufficient inducement offers, a WidoW Lady is desirons of opening a refined and attractive Home to meet the requirements ~f Young Ladie« of studious habits engaged in business. Home specially adapted for girls from the country wishing to pursue studies privately, or enter for eTaroinations. Special assistarce given in coaching. Only a limited number admitted. Early application required.—Applv for particulars to Mrs. C. A. Robertson, Leicester Villa, College Hill. » p RENT'S pATIIGATE OTJSE ' ROTORUA This Favourite Establishment has recently been enlarged, so that 80 Visitors can now he Accommodated. REDUCED TERMS~FOR WINTER MONTHS. S. T. BRENT. PROPRIETOR. "F I N T O N HOUSE," CAMBRIDGE. WAIKATO. PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE. Just newly Built and Furnished. Close to Railway and Domain. > Terms Moderate. DAVYS AND SON, Proprietors. " QTONEHURST," SYMONDS-STREET.-O . .First-class Board and Residence for Tourists and Permanent Boarders. . Terms moderate. Vacancies.—Mrs. ' Albert A. Brown. A PARTMENTS.—To Let-Suite of Rooms; J\. also, two Single Rooms: suit gentlemen in business: breakfast if required: nice posi tion, central.—Apply for address, HERALD Office. PARK HOUSE. Ponsonb" Road-A Pleasant and Comfortable Home in good locality, convenient for trams. Terms moderate.— Miss Colegxove. HINEMOA," Alfred-street, Albert Park; 10 minutes' from G.P.O. Private Suites if required. Telephone 1068.— E. C Forbes. ; SONOMA, Albert Park...Board and Residence; first-class accommodation.—Mrs. Cruickshank. Telephone 672. KENILWORTH, Grey-street, Devonport (between wharves)— Extensive views of harbour. Terms moderate. " TjVLLERMERE." Princes-street — Vacancies. JU Telephone 458. s * Jy|"EW, 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. Deaths, and Marriages. 2s 6d each insertion. 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