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New Zealand Herald, 12 March 1901, Page 8

* ;■' Amusements- I 102 nd Week. __ -_ t „ 102 nd Week.' piTY H all. Sole Lessee and Manager -_ -Mr. P. B. Dix. General Manager K-V.V- , - Mr. Fred. W. Duval. ,- t , .|>..f>- Telephone 1210. ■ TO-NIGHT AND : EVERY EVENING. T\IX*S /GAIETY QOMPANY. ' LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT . » ; .Of 'MR. JOHN COLEMAN MR. JOHN COLEMAN , And MISS LOTTIE LORNE. Enormous Success of THE MINTONS, '-■ : THE LESLIE BROS., - THE GONZALES SISTERS . Miss Nora Martin, Miss Ethel Clifford, ' THE DE VELLA SISTERS Charles Howard. " Tom Dawson, Johnny Collins. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). . TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). 1 First Appearance in,' New Zealand of ' Little HARRY GRAY, Little .Tick. HARRY GRAY, Tich. i- ; Also, Australia's ARNOLD JARVIS, Australia's Cinquevalli. ARNOLD JARVIS, Cinquevalli. Also, THE LEONARD FAMILY, Acrobats THE LEONARD FAMILY Tumblers. Prices: 2s and Is. Plan at Wildman's. Doors open 7.20; commence at 8. ; . Business Manager, FRED. L. SEAGEB. Volunteer Notices. O ED O N RIFLES. The Members of the above Corps are re- i quested to attend at the Orderly Room THIS 1 (Tuesday) EVENING. March 12th, at 7.30 o'clock, to Bo Measured for Caps and Hats. '■■'. J. I. KNIGHT, ■ Capt. Com. Board and Residence"T7"EßONA," Karangahape Private V Board and Residence; single and double rooms; hot and cold, baths. Splendid view. .■■;•. -.■;,',' " T7ILLESMERE," Princes-street—Vacancies. : -Hi Telephone 458. , ST. HELIERS BAY.-BAY VIEW BOARD-INGHOTJSE.—First-class Accommodation. Terms Moderate. Vacancies—MßS. COTJTTS. NORTH SHORE.— AND RESIDENCE, close to Victoria Wharf. Teims moderate. Vacancies.—Bayswater, Beach Road' West. y ' ■ ■-,-■ BOARD AND RESIDENCE for respectable Working Men, meals from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.—Mrs. Cassels, 87, Grey-street. Board, 158 per week. _ GUY'S CLIPFE. Wellesley-street East, above Albert Park—Single and Doable Bedrooms; hot, cold, and shower bathß. Terms moderate.—Mrs. Butler. . ... CUMARVO, Symonds-street.— . and. Double Rooms; Private Sittingrooms; hot, co.d, and shower baths; smokingroom. Telephone 883— Lundon. STONEHURST," 6YMONDS-STREET.— j O First-class Board and Residence for Tourists and Permanent Boarders. Terms moderate. Vacancies.—Mrs. Albert A. Brown. ■■'<■ ' -...,■■.. ■ " " AWA-AWAROA BAY. WAIHEKE.-Comfort-able Board and Residence at this magnificent'sheltered Bay; good boating, bathing, fishing, and shooting. Post office at house.— Mrs. Gordon. Waikeke, or J. B. Finlayson, Strand Arcade, : Queen-street. BELGRAVE HOUSE, Lower Symonds-street, opposite Government House Grounds. Miss Bruce wishes to notify her patrons that she has made extensive additions to her 'Boardinghouse, which'will give increased accommodation. Telephone 1144.— Bruce. ■ORENT'S ATHGATE jTOUSE. ROTORUA. """" This Favourite Establishment, now open for the season, has recently been enlarged, so that 80 Visitors can now be Accommodated. TERMS MODERATE. : 8. T. brent. proprietor. Seddon:s lake view house, ohinemutu, rotor PUBLIC notice. ■ " It having come to my .'knowledge that some vile and slanderous person is circulating a report that Typhoid Fever exists at Lake View House:: Ohinemutu at'the present time is unquestionably- the. cleanest part of the Kotoru'ii district. No Influenza, Typhoid, or other sickness exists at Ohinemutu. •'•.".' WILLIAM SEDDON, Lake View House, Ohinemutu. TV O TO R TJ A. •"' HOT LAKES DISTRICT. THIRWELL HOUSE. " (New and Commodious Building.) EALF-MINUTE FROM RAILWAY STATION; FOUR MINUTES FROM BATHS. Terms Very Moderate. W. A. WILLIAMS, ! ' ~,:■'■''. Proprietor. MOKOIA VIE PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE. Opposite the Post and Telegraph Office, and Near the Celebrated PRIEST. RACHAEL. AND OTHER BATHS, ROTORUA. Terms: 25s per week, 5s per day. . MRS. YOUNG, , Proprietress. , . OTO RU A AT UR SING AND ; /"CONVALESCENT TTOME. ' THE MISSES YATES. • ': ■ Certificated Nurses. « No Infectious Cases. "Q O R E L : L," ° ■■• PARNELL, Entrance through Windsor Lane and Russellstreet, has Vacancies for Ladies or Gentlemen; retired, large grounds, comfortable home, good • table, smokingroom; five minutes' walk from St. George's Bay, 15 minutes from Chief Post Office; 'bus passes every 10 minutes. . : MRS. CARPENTER: WAY WEE A ' HOUSE, ROTORUA. Is now carried on by Miss Graham, formerly of Waiwera, near Auckland, and latterly of Brent's Bathgate House. The House is now known as " Waiwera House." Best situation in .Rotorua. Within five minutes' walk of the Priest, Rachael, and Blue Baths, to which visitor* are conveyed free of charge. Terms moderate. Address: "Rotorua." " WAIWERA HOUSE." Address: Rotorua. J£ O T O B U A. THE LANGHAM," UNDER NEW PROPRIETORSHIP. Close to Government Baths, and centrally situated for Post Office, 'Bus, and Railway Station. Terms: 5a per Day; 30s per Week. J. BUOKTHOUGHT. Proprietor. QOWES ~R AY « TTTAIHEKE. 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 The Cuisine under the immediate supervision of MRS. PARRIS. Steamer Coromandel calls three times weekly. Terms moderate. Post Office at the House. SPRING GROVE, MAHURANGI HEADS.- • POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT FOR SUMMER VlSlTOßS.—Exceptional facilities for 1 riding, bathing, fishing, and boating ; tennis , lawn. Adult visitors have the run of the orchard and use of piano and boats, free. Riding horses on hire. Fresh cream, butter, ■ eggs, and vegetables. Special arrangements i for families.—Address Mr. Morgan, by letter. . or particulars in town from agents, Morgan ' and Sons, Tailors. 208, Karangahape Road, or ' F. Powell, Grocer. 265. Queen-streot. Full 1 information at the Coastal Steamship Com- , pany, or the McGregor Steamship Company. T7TCTORIA HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE. ' V —Visitors to Cambridge will find all the ' comforts and appointments of a first-class < home. Victoria House is situated in the , highest and healthiest position in Cambridge; . surrounded by garden and orchard, and within 5 minutes' walk of the Domain. In I cases of sickness. Visitors will have the ad- ( vantage of Professional Nurses' assistance. HELEN BUSSED. Principal. London Hospital and Kent Nursing Institution. .-■..-■ 1 ■ Eg - ] T ET'S GO TO CHELTENHAM BEACH. \ We can get all we want, . and of; the best luality, at LOVELL'S CHELTENHAM STORE, tfice and handy to the beach. Afternoon rea. Hot Water. Every, convenience for jadies and Children. Furnished Apartments, >r Board and Residence. fl