Page 8 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12044, 14 August 1902, Page 8

T- ■ -- - .■:,* ..... ' . : .' V ; ' '■"■"""'.''.'•''■ •■•;•.:■' . , [ • Amnsemencs- - ; ->. ■' i n I? * Jtb l 1 . -. ■'■"'.' - Every. Evening at 3. T)IX'S Q.AIETY QOMPANY. LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHT* LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS Of ' THE FOLLOWING GREAT VAUDEVILLE COMBINATION: MISS LIZZIE KIRK, MISS LIZZIE KIRK 1 ME. PRANK LEON, MR. FRANK LEON* POPE AND SAYLES. POPE AND SAYLEs! ME. VAL YOUSDEN. MB. VAL VOJfSDEN MR. CHAS.' HOWARD. ME. CHAS. HOWARD'. ' i MISS MAUD FANNING, MISS MAUD FANNING. MISS MAY LEWIS, MISS MAY LEWIS, MISS LILY HOWARD, MISS LILY HOWARD ME. T. SAUNDERS, MR. T. SAUNDERS, Concluding with Mr. Irving Sajies' Great Military Sketch, , " THE DANDY FIFTH." . : - Prices— and 13. Box Plan at Wildinan, Lyell, and Arey'i. PjjNEHUNGA MUSICAL SOCIETY. THIRD CONCERT OF THE SEASON. FORESTERS' HALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. Miscellaneous Programme. Soloists-ME, AND MRS. M. HAMILTON HODGES. , Admission Non-subscribers, Is. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. " TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! at 8 p.m. " PLEASANT THURSDAY EVENING." ADDRESS BY THE REV. JOHN WTLKIN3. Simple, Sloth, and Presumption." MR. R. S. ABEL will sing: " Nazareth." " TheJ Better Land." Admission, Free. No Collection, ■jl/rETROPOLITAN PING-PONG CLUE THE INTEROLUB MATCH VERSUS THE PARNELL CLUB " Takes Place in tho CHORAL HALL, ON .NEXT. FRIDAY' EVENING. MRS. STEPHEN desires to take Engagements to Sing in English, French, and German, at Public Entertainments or Select Parties. Tyrol!ene ■Singing a speciality. NARROW NECK, ■■:■,.'.■•. ; Devonport. ,' ~ . . .. =g v -. . Board and Residence. " XPLLESMERE." Princes-street—Vacancies. JLJ Telephone 458 BOARD AND RESIDENCE.— Accommodation for Ladies and Gentlemen.— Miss Borrie. Telephone 840. ATICE House and locality; large front bedJIN room and sittingroom, with board: central, minute 'bus.— address, apply, HERALD Office. — —— : — : ——— ■■:. :-t; NORTH SHORE.-BOABD AND RESIDENCE, close to Victoria Wharf. Terms moderate. .Vacancies.—Beach '.-Road West. >. ,>:.'.'. "' y->;■ " VERONA." Karangahape Road. 3 doors [ V from : Pitt-street.—Vacancies for Boarders; terms moderate.—Mrs. Fawcett, late of Naval and Family Hotel. £ «' npHE LIONS." Weilesley-street West, AuekX land.—Comfortable ; Accommodation, with board; moderate terms; large double rooms; every convenience; handy to town.; '-'". QTONEHURST,"';'/, SYMONDS-STREET.--O .First-class Board and Residence for iI Tourists and Permanent Boarders. Terms : moderate. Vacancies. — Mrs. Albert A. •Brown.' Telephone No. 504. BE LGR AV E HOUSE, , SYMONDS-STEEET (opposite Choral Hall). First-class Accommodation. Terms moderate. Telephone 1144. ' .; vMRS. BELL. ,'— — —— ~.,. . .. .. ' — ■ MOKOIA VIEW PRIVATE :>■"' BOARDLNGHOUSE. Opposite the Post and Telegraph Office, and Near tie Celebrated PRIEST, ? RACHAEL; K AND: OTHER BATHS, ' BOTORUA. ' • Terms: 25s per week, 5s per day, MRS. YOU N G, "• Proprietress. ' ■'——;.••' .';-: v, •...- ... , ":.... :::/...:•: . WAIWERA HOUSE. ROTORUA. . ■.:; Is no v carried on by Miss Graham, - formerly of Waiwera, near Auckland, : and latterly of Brent's Bathgate House, r Tb« House is now known as " Waiwera House." Best situation, in Rotorua. Within fiv« minutes' walk of the Priest, Eachael, and Blue Baths. Terms moderate. Visitors con . veyed to the baths free of charge. Address: " Rotorua." Address: Eotorua. ,• "WAIWERA HOUSE." ' —— ; '- .'....■, ~~r~. —.' . - ■• ~».*J' BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, ■'.-.': : ROTORUA. This Favourite Establishment has been continuously open during the year; and has been' appreciatively ' patronised by | large : numbers of pleasure-seekers. - It has recently been renovated and enlarged,' - and is in a thoroughly sanitary condition. Eighty visiters can be comfortably accommodated. i Terms moderate. , , S. T. BRENT, Proprietor,: RO T O E U A SEDDON'S "LAKE VIEW," OHLNEMUTU. ?: Established over 20 Years. SITUATED IN AN ELEVATED, PICTD- .■".'• EESQUE POSITION. Overlooking Rotorua Lake, Native Pah, and ! r Boiling Springs. THE DRAINAGE AND SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS ARE PERFECT. Attached to the House is the Famous Chalybeate Mineral Spring, And Premier Bath, free to visitors'. THE CUiSTNE A SPECIALTY. " Terms: 5s per day. Postal and Telegraph Address, "Seddon, Ohinemutu." • On arrival at Rotorua please ask for Seddon'* • "Lake View." ■ii '" ' i ' "' '~->gS5 Photograpny- _ ALL ORDERS FOR EXTRA COPIES ; OF f -- "'■' ".' '■'.^''■-■'■■■M PHOTOS. TAKEN BY MR. HANNA i • Should now be sent direct, and addressed LA A IT E ■." ■ ■ ■ ' . (Late J. E. Hanna), 196, QUEEN-STREET . (near D.S.C.j, ; ..";';-'■' AUCKLAND, r' : '?:%;j|| Telephone, 351. ; ' • r\ E0 E G . pKEG'OBj, -ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER. 45, Corner of Queen and Wellesley Street!. Q ENAMELLED CABINETS gS IVORYTYPES, 3 FOE 63. One 15 by 12 Opal Enlargement aod Oaej Dozen Cabinets (enamelled or mat) for 15s. PROMPT DELIVERY __ . MEW ZEALAND HERALD. SUBSCRIPTION: 6d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 10s per quarter, ia' 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 HEHALD SUMMARY without extra charge. While every care is exercised in regard to' the due insertion of advertisements, the Proi prietora do not hold themselves responsib.e for non-insertion through accident or. from j other causes; and the Proprietors reserve to ; themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem •bjectionable, even although such advertisement* may have been received and paid for in the usual course of business. ... v. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements in the HERALD bub«. be in writing. Advertisements received without such instructions will be insertedl until ; countermanded, and charged accordingly. -s Orders to withdraw advertisements most » at the Publishing Office not later than sis o'clock p.m. ■ . q „hp« For the convenience of advertasers, «gg to advertisements may be wttotheß3W» Publishing Office, but the ProprMton^o an accept any responsibility in this ie a ptci._ ,