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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11824, 29 November 1901, Page 8

j Amusements. QPERA house Soie Le3see and Manager - Mr. Tom Pollard Treasurer - - - - Mr. W. O'SulliTaa Representative for J. C. Williamson Bert Boyle, ' pOLLARD QPERA QOMPANT. r. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. LAST TWO NIGHTS Of THE BELLE OF NEW YORK THE BELLE OF NEW YORK THE BELLE OF NEW YORK! MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2 and 5. LA POUPEE. LA POUPEE. Prices as usual. Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and A-er'i Day Sales at Williamson's. OPERA H O U S a POLLARD OPERA COMPANY e, GRAND MATINEE. BELLE OF NEW YORK SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.30 Prices— Circle and Orohe*tra si,» Adults. 2s; Children, Is. Stalls • (L,, tal ] S: Children. 6d. -«"-s. Adults, l 8; Box Plan Now Open. LIEDERTAFEL FOURTH CONCERT. *• CHORAL HALL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING ,T Soloists: MRS. McCONNELL. Of Gisnorne. MR. P. HOCKLEY, Of Christchnrch. "~ MR. ARTHUR TOWSEY. u. Organist. SPECIAL LIEDERTAFEL PART SONGS. Doors open, 7.30. A few Tickets at the door 'Buses and Trams to all parts. .„_____„____ S. J. HARBUTT. Aquatics. J) ON ' T J* ■oB GE I "fypORI REGATTA. AND A QUATIO QPORTS. l* And NORTHERN ROWING UNION EEGATT--2 (Combined). ST. ANDREW'S DAY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). - ~. SEVENTEEN EVENTS, including— a- MAORI WAR DANCE. «cmoing--13 TWO WAR CANOE RACES, WAEATIWAI RACE 7 JS?„ Wahines in each Canoe), *■ FOUR CANOE HURDLE RACES _ CANOE FLAT RACE. FIVE ROWING RACES (Outriggers) d , TTTT , r ,„ LAD - S ' PAIR-OAR RACE. 7 SWIMMING AND GREASY BOOM EVENTS AND SIDE SHOWS. 76 ENTRIES IN ALL. j. 340 Europeans and Natives takina part . ". BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. ' {. ENnrmsTONS ON THE WAIKATO RIVER GRAND RESORT FOR PICNIC PARTIES ' Excursion Trains leave Auckland. 8.50 a m n and 9.18 a.m.; Onehunga, 8.15 a.m., and Pen- .; rose. 8.35 a.m. '8 SPECIAL FARES.-Relurn from Auckland: First-class. 8s 2d; Second-class, Is 7d, including Admission to Regatta. - Buy your Ticket* on Friday Evening at r Auckland and Newmarket Railway Stations. -P and save the crash. C. T. EDWARDS AND R. H. BOURKE. e Hon. Sees. 0' » — ;; Educational. 3, TY/TISS VON MEYERN, South Kensington Cer±»i- tifioates. Academy of Fine Art, 3 . Cross -street, Richmond Road, near Costlev n Institute. Classes, Monday, Wednesday, Fri< •3 day. and Saturday. Terms on application. , n, : - y "mHE WILLOWS," WYNYARD-STEEET, YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE FOR BOARDERS ' AND DAY PUPILS. Principal: MRS. WILLIAMS. Assisted by a Staff of competent Teachers. I. Pupils prepared for Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations. Special Classes for Wood-carving. Third Term began September 24, 190 L GIRLS' COLLEGE. ALBERT ROAD, DEVONPORT. : * Principal: MISS MATTHEWS, LL.A. St. Andrew's, late Head Mistress of the Girls' k High School, Napier, and formerly of the £ Mount Eden Collegiate. Miss Matthews, assisted by Miss McHarg. has Opened a First-class Boarding and Day • -. Sohool for Girls. Pupils prepared for University, Civil Service, Trinity College and Associated Board Examinations. Special Terms for Weeklv Boarders. - Half-term, MONDAY, November 4. Q.ILES' pOLLEGE, (Established 1887), LOWER SYMONDS-STREET, AUCKLAND. CLASSICAL AND MODERN LANGUAGES SIDE: LATIN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, , a ITALIAN, for UNIVERSITY EXAMINA- ° TIONS, CIVIL SERVICE, TEACHERS, and others, TAUGHT BY CORRESPONDENCE. ) By Mr. Maurice R. Keesing. Barrister and Solicitor and Professor of Languages, who has successfully Passer? _ many Students. History, Geography, Science, School Management. MATHEMATICAL SIDE: »> Arithmetic, Algebra, Euclid. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Tuition in the above subjects, PERSONALLY or by CORRESPONDENCE; Privately or in Class. MB. T. HARLE GILES, Principal. Telephone 1243. Insurance Companies,j rPHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO x . OP NEW ZEALAND. Capital Paid-up. Re-insurance. General Be- ,{ Eerve Funds, exceed £310,000. L. FIRE and MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES. _ Prompt and Liberal Settlements. Local Insti--3 tution. Profits retained in the Colony. A S. RUSSELL. Branch Manager. a RATIONAL ~ F. AND M. INSURANCE CO. OF N.Z. Accumulated Funds £234,204 a Ratio to Total Premiums ... 250 per cent, ,t Fire and Marine Risks at Lowest Rates. v j Claims Settled Promptly and Liberally. i. All Profits Retained in the Colony. - NORMAN T. WILLIAMS. Manager. ,1 "piDELITY GUARANTEE e THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSUB ANCE COMPANY a GUARANTEES r THE FIDELITY OF PERSONS IN J POSITIONS OF TRUST. n """ ~ " —— . MEW ZEALAND HERALD. SUBSCRIPTION: 9d rer week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 133 6d per quarter, in advance, posted to any part of the colony. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2s 6d each insertion. 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