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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12027, 25 July 1902, Page 8

II lIMIMMI— «■■ T- mill ■'■'■■' ' " -J Amusements c l T , _ H AL L ■ Every Evening at 8. 1 •IRIX'S QAIETY - QOMPANY. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW. ABBAS The ARR><» AND Most AJSTD 3 ALICE, Novel, ALICE ARRAS Sensational, ARRAS AND and ANDALICE. Original ALI(^ AREAS Performance ARRa» AND . ever AN ff ALICE, ■■•>.- -witnessed ALICE -«: ARRAS in ARRaS AND New Zealand. AND ALICE, - v ALICE, A Positive Furore of Enthusiasm Created Nightly. • MR. ERNEST PITTS, MISS BELLE RAY. v MISS MAUD PANNING. TUB SISTERS HOWARD, MISS MAY LEWIS, MR. T. SAUNDERS. * ■- And ? '\ Tne only two of their kind in, the world. The Popular and Irresistible Comedians, Messrs. ' POPE AND PAYEES, POPE AND SAYLES POPE AND SAYLES, POPE AND SAYLKs' POPE AND BAYLES, POPE AND SAYLES* POPE AND SAYLES, \. POPE AND SAYLES* ■ POPE AND SAYLES, POPE? AND SAYLES.' The acknowledged GREATEST ENDMEN IN THE WORLD. ... _ Prices—2s and la. ~ , Box Plan at Wiidman, Lyell, and Arey'g. . , , , ,-, YM. .":• C. A. ; ■ J- • THIS DAY (FRIDAY), at 8 p.m. AN EVENING WITH THE KINEMA.TOGRAPH. Life in the Royal Navy, the British Army, and Many Beautiful and Attractive Views, Etc., Etc.. Etc. Admission by Course Ticket, or Is at tlitf,' Door. Carriages at 9.45. • 5 —_ _—^ THE SOCIAL OF THE ST. GEORGE'S HALL. TO-NIGHI\ TO-NIGHT. ' Meredith's Band. s ' God Bless Oar King. VOL. G. J. STEPHENS, . Hon. Sec. GLADSTONE HALL, Northcote, To-morrow. vT (Saturday), at 3 p.m.—Beckford's London Punch and Marionette Entertainment.— Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. "■ ] i. i « Musical. ? : . . , ■piOHARDSON'S ' ICHARDSON'S t- < T ATEST . -OASY rriERMS... „ NO DEPOSIT '\ PQ7 iAS No Interest *5 I IX) No Deposit PIANOS ' No Interest Payable by Monthly Hir» No Deposit I PROM *}AS. ( NO INTEREST j "^ No Deposit "~ — :'■§ No Interest G. RICHARDSON & Co. k No Deposit ■. Queen-street. No Interest J Op. Smith & CaHghey. -; QPENCER piANO 8.. ->| MESSRS. JOHN SPENCER AND CO. By Special Appointment, s ■" PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES. , •.; SOLE AGENTS: \ ;.- - - rpHE T ONDON AND "gERLIN piANO COMPANY, --' SHORTLAND-STREET. ~ ■■■ .'- 2|| ______— ■■ : —. * TITELBOURNE piANO QOMPANY. ■ , SHOWROOMS: .103, QUEEN-STREET, MUSING CHAMBERS* And at _ :< ■■■■ 71, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. By Special Arrangement-with W. P. Hoffman* . We Sell Pianos John Brinsmead and Son by ' - Collard and Collard' Leading Makers Carl Ecke, and ' ''v\V"'•'';'' of the World Rosener. The Above Pianos are the Very Best Obtainable. NOTE.— Superiority of Instrument will' not prevent us from making '- terms to suit' ' ■» you. We will purchaso your old Piano is ■ j Exchange. . A __ U(fflT> -. G.P.0., Box 554. Manager. M V S I C A L. • NOTICE. IV! — JOHN WEIR ANGLO-COLONIAL PIANO ft JH! EMPORIUM H>.B Opened at ; ;si i 71, QUEEN-STREET (Below Smeeton's. Grocer). With a First-class Assortment of Pianos and ij Organs, ' English and German, by the celebrated firms of Jarrett and Goudge, London; and Wahlermar's, Berlin; also Waldeck'a, Berlin; Organs by Storey and Clark, Chicago; ; Pianoe by other ■ leading makers to hand .' « shortly. Instruments sold for cash or on easy hire system. It will pay intending buyers to inspect our stock before deciding. - , - Board and Residence- - . < <. BRENT'S- BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTORUA. ■ This Favourite Establishment has been con- t tinuously open during the year, and has been *_ i appreciatively patronised by : . large numbeni ' of pleasure-seekers. It has recently _ been , renovated and enlarged, and is in .a; thoroughly sanitary condition. Eighty visitors can be comfortably accommodated. Terms moderate, i : S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- v • TION. TRAVELLERS' AID DEPARTMENT. - . BOARD AND .LODGINGS FOR YOUNG WOMEN. ' Terms Moderate. INSTITUTE: ALBERT-STREET (OFF VIC-TORIA-STREET), AUCKLAND. . Address ' \ , .(MISS) M. SORLEY, General Secretary, "- — ■—r —"~ : : —: ' — : —' — — — ~ ' •■'? )■ 'vSSMSONOMA," Albert Park.-Board and.Besidence: first-class accommodation.—; Mrs. Cruickshank.' Telephone 672. '_.-_ \ J _■_a_—•——_—•__—>—-—————--— —•— —"—--_____S "'''.' '.' : ——-~^'/,,Kii Insurance Companies . ~' . . —- THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.' ] OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital Paid-up, Re-insurance, General Re- ; ■■■■■ ■/,.;. serve Funds, exceed £310,000. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED ' , AT LOWEST RATES. Prompt and Liberal Settlements. Local Insti< tution. Profits retained in the Colony. ;■ ; : 4J| A. S. RUSSELL, Branch Manager. •_______ ■"»VI:S il-T '' ' ~ EI DELI TY. "■■ \ GUARANTEE. ' '"*'— ' S :^:SS?i THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY ' ' , GUARANTEES THE FIDELITY OF PERSONS IN '/-vr;,' POSITIONS OF TRUST. - ] ■ _-L -S=g , NEW ZEALAND HERALD. SUBSCRIPTION: 6d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 10s per quarter, to ; advance, posted to any part of the colony. , Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2s 6d each insertion. These announcements, which must be signed by the advertiser, are also inserted in the AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS and HERALD SUMMARY without extra charge. ■i&Msl While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion through accident or from other causes; and the Proprietors reserve to . ■ themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may hav« been received and paid for in the usual cours* of business. _ Instructions as to the insertion or ■■ withdrawal of advertisement* in the HERALD must be in writing. 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