Page 8 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, 12 March 1901, Page 8

Amusements. ' ; : '■ ~—■ —-—< "'" fkPEBA .HOUSE Treasurer - - - -A. Cowan, '.'■.•.:.. , j "■:"■" ":.Vi.V ■"' : • : "' : ■:'">"". ' "' '"'-■ ! " !: ' : v» 3 ".-:.':.': ' '■' .'■:.'-■':-=;■■■ -. ~:,■.,■" ■:-■■■■ ■'^^■■■■^ftS^-Mi LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON r } LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON ''. °- '7' And FAREWELL APPEARANCE Of ;:"'■-'-■'■ JJB. riHARLES ARNOLD, AND HIS 1 JJ?NGLISH QOMEDY QOMPANY, ' Prior to Departure for England. TO-NIGHT, at 8. Last Night of Henry Hamilton's Musical Mill, tary Play, in 5 Acts, CAPTAIN FRITZ, CAPTAIN FRITZ, CAPTAIN FRITZ, A Happy Blend of Drama, Sensation, Humow Sentiment, and Song. f . A GENUINE SUCCESS! ' ': A GENUINE SUCCESS! ' " CURTAIN CALLS! ENCORES! and CHEERSi ' Greeted the Performance on Mondav ;'>.;■: Night. " IMMENSE SUCCESS! Of Mr. Arnold's Original Songs, , ~ "We Take Off Our Hats to the Kins?" "Whose Little Girl Vas You ?" " Mv Pipe and I." "Fairy Bubbles," and "Tommy Atkins.'* The Cast embraces every Member .of the Company. Prices: Dress, Circle and Orchestra Stall! 4s; Stalls, '2s 6d; Pit, Is; Early Doors till 7.M 6d e»tra. Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell's.' Day Sale at Carter's (" Tho Brighton") ami Hunter's (opposite Theatre). Doors open 7, Carriages for 10.40. Children in arms not admitted. Manager, L. J. LOHR. r\ P E R A H O U 8 _~',: THURSDAY, MARCH 14. FRIDAY. MARCH 15. TI/TISS A LICE TTOLLANDER, ' THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN CONTRALTO, Assisted by MADAM CHAMBERS MR. A. L. EDWARDS MONS. E. J. DE WILLTMOFF. . At the Organ: MR. HAMILTON HODGES. Musical Director: MR. ARTHUR TOWSEY. THURSDAY'S PROGRAMME. MISS HOLLANDERR«cit. and Air, " Lascia di'io Pianga"...., . ■:>■:■■ (Handel) - Song, "My Heart is Weary"..,- '-, (Goring-Thomas) . Song, " Ave Maria" (Mascheroni) (With Organ, Violin, and Piano accpt.) Song, "Douglas Gordon'" (Kellie) MADAM CHAMBERSSong, "L* Ete"...........,. ;.....(Chaminade) ""• Song, "Solveig's . Song" (Peer Gyut) "■ (Greig) MR. A. L. EDWARDS— Song, Evening Song" (Blumenthal) Song. " Angels Guard Thee" ....(Godard) MONS. E. J. DE WILLIMOFF-. Violin Solo, "Sonata op. 13"..... ..(Grieg) Violin Solo, "La Ronde dis Hatius" (llazzini) Popular Prices— Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell's. Doors open 7.30; Commence at 8; Carriages, C. C. BETHUNE, Business Manager. — . . _ , ■ Pleasure Resorts"MTIHOTUPU, WEST COAST. BEAUTIFUL SCENERY WONDERFUL BLOWHOLES " MAGNIFICENT FALLS. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, A BREAK will leave the Union Bank Corner every SATUEDAY at 1.30 p.m., arriving at PARK HOUSE, NIHOTUPU, at 4 p.m., and returning to Town on MONDAY MORNING, in time for business (about 9 a.m.) ' Fare (return). 10s; or 21s. including Board ■ from Saturday till Monday Morning, inclusive. Intending Passengers will please book at Head Office, : Chancery-street, not.later than >;v l FRIDAY. Telephone No. ,212.' • „ j SPECIALS can be arranged for as required. Passengers wishing to proceed to Piha, ' Blowhole Bay, Kerikeri, or the Falls, may •■ so by applying- to Mr. T. Elliman, with ; whom arrangements have been entered into. VISITORS to PARK HOUSE, which is under the able management; of Mrs. T. Elliman. ■ whose fame as a Caterer is well known, will receive every attention, and find accommodation thoroughly up-to-date. TERMS: 5s per day, or 25s per week. For further information apply to , T. ELLIATAN. Nihotupu; Or ANDREW, SONS. & CO., — ■■■-■ ■'. ■ '.- : -:-'.-'' - 1 Chancery-street. ? ""'' ' ' ' <i " ——> PhotograpHy Q. EO B G B p B E GO It Y,= :J ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER. 45. Corner cf Queen and Wellesley Street* ' O ENAMELLED CABINETS <-S ' IVOBYTYPES. 3 FOB 63. One 6 by 12 Opal Enlargement and One Dozen Cabinets (enamelled or mat) for 16a, PROMPT DELIVERY. p OTOGBAPH Y,' J. C. M ORT= "~' jgALMOEAL AET CJTUDIO^ • KARANGAHAPE EOAD . (Opposite Tabernacle), - Albo, ■- BEANOH. " GLENMORE HOUSE." NEW NORTH ROAD . (Opposite Mount Roskill Road). v Latest Novelties in Portraiture. Groups and Children a Specialty. No extra charge . , for number in groups. Our new Balmoral ■■■:■% Art Studio is now replete with every comfort and modern convenience, etc. Spacious Show Room, Dressing and Waiting Rooms. : A large ■ stock of Albums, Fancy Frames. Rrackets, etc.. always on hand. Our Branch Studio, • as above, "Glenmore House," has been specially fitted up for Bridal Parties, also efery facility for photographing Buggies, Horses* etc. JTE;AL.T.H ASSURED. # The Suffering and Ailing can rely on obtain- , ing relief by Consulting (personally or bv post :: free) PROFESSOR NOTMANN. M.E.. E.M.G... . New Zealand Health Institute. Market Square, opposite Colombo-street Bridge. Christchurch. Professor Notmann is a Medical Electrician,' - and has had 20 years' European experience. ■ He has been largely consulted since he commenced practice in New Zealand seven years since, and will forward electrical appliances ■ and method of treatment on easv terms of ': payment. ■ . ! • ' ' " ' " ' asa'Sfl JTEW ZEALAND HERALD. SUBSCRIPTION: 9d per week, delivered in . town and suburbs; or 13s 6d per que-ter, in idvance. posted to any part of the colony. Births. Deaths, and Marriages, 2s 6d each nsertion. These announcements. '\ hich most De signed by the advertiser, are also inserted n the Auckland Weekly NEWS and HEBAID - Summary without extra charge. 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