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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12147, 18 December 1902, Page 8

Amusements . « Opera house , , - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19 and 20, 1902.' V.', ''/";' '.'-.•} THE. AUCKLAND DRAMATIC SOCIETY Will Produce The Funniest of Funny, Comedies, * v ' "THE GUVNOR," In Aid of the JUBILEE INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND. A very praiseworthy and laudable object -a most - commendable . charity, and one which merits the kind support and patronage of all classes of the community. " The kindly deeds of those are doubly blessed Who help the blind, the suffering" or distressed." THIS SPECIAL APPEAL IS MADE TO THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND, with the full as--1 surance that they will extend their kind patronage -to ; the performance. ; POPULAR PRICES : 3?. 2s. and Is. I Box Plan at Messrs. Wildman, Lyell, and v Arey's. .':-•':.- Dress Circle awl Orchestral Stalls, 3«. Stalls, 2s ; Family Circle, Is. ■ , . . ' Doors Open, 7.30 ; Commence at 8 ; Car. riages, 10.30. * B. LESLIE HUNT, Secretary, The Jubilee Institute for the Blind : THOMAS GRESHAM, Hon. Sec, " ■ Auckland Dramatic Society. ■'■:'. "rpHE WRONG . MR. WRIGHT." Do you know where I'm off to next Boxinir night? b You can bet I'm not missing " The Wrong Mr Wright," " When I saw it in Melbourne I laughed tilt I cried. And the chap that was with me I thought ; would have died. PLANS FOR FIRST WEEK At Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's, SATURDAY MORNING, at 8. ; "Gad! What a Killer I am." QPER A II O SE, " For Fun." Under the Management of MESSRS. WILLOUGHBY AND GEACH. ' "A Feast of Laughter for 'Xmas." V; ; i I BOXING NIGHT. - 1 Starting : BOXING NIGHT. ; Starting GEORGE WTLLOUGHBY ■ ■,■-■' And his ■ ; LONDON COMEDY COMPANY In , THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. THE HUNDREDS REFUSED At each and every performance in the SoutS: assures the Management that they are Supplying a Lone-felt Want. -'. ' SIDE-SPLITTING ENTERTAINMENTS. SIDE-SPLITTING ENTERTAINMENTS. Clean, Amusine. and Highly Diverting. FOR ALL CLASSES OF THE COMMUNITY. Popular Prices—ls, 2s 6d. and 4s. Plans at Wildman. Lyell, and Arey's, and Central Hotel (Saturday Morning). ■ — '»' THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT."-An Ideal Entertainment for Theatre Parties, large or small. Ladies note. QT. PAUL'S SCHOOL, SYMONDS-STREET. SALE OF WORK, CHRISTMAS TREE, ETC. 'TO-DAY (THURSDAY). ~ .-'....; During the evening Songs and Character Songs, viz., " Where Are You Going to My Pretty Maid," and " Chinese Tommies. At 9 p.m.. Comic Dialogue, " A Golden Goose." Hours: 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m., and 7 p.m. to .• > 10 p.m. Admission. Afternoon Free, Evening Sixpence; Children, Half-price. • ST. JOHN'S DRAMATIC CLUB Will Reproduce " LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET." By Special Request.'; 1 IN ST. BONA VENTURA'S HALL, PARNELL. % -;■> MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1902. /■ - Under' the Direction of Mr. Danvers. First-class Musical and Vocal Items to Open • Proceedings./. -■ r ,- ;, - o Tickets,■ Is. > ' .Commence at 8 p.m. 1 "'. . ■... —: ~ .. '. '. , , ■ .— —— .'. ; •■ /. TTIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR Having kindly granted the use of . the Government House Grounds for the Distribution of Prizes won at the Floral Fete, : A REPETITION OF THE /POSTERS MARCH Will take place there, y At intervals between. : -4 and 6.30 p.m. FRIDAY", 19th inst. Band and Afternoon Tea. Entrance, Is. PUNCH AND JUDY Marionettes an'' Veiil triloquial Entertainment for Children's Xmas "••• Parties.— ■ Prof. Beckford, 6, Brown-street, Ponsonby. " THE WRONG ' . MR. WRIGHT."X , Now floating round the World on a wave of laughter. Ha! Ha! Ha! Excursions. MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. In Aid'of the Ponsonby. Federal Orchestral .... - | •• .. Society. P.S. EAGLE wiU leave Queen-street Wharf at 8 p.m. sharp, calling at Ponsonby Wharf. , , Selections by an Efficient Band. ' , Tickets, One Shilling, at Tomlinson's, Ponsonby Road; the Budget, Karangahape Road; and Eady's, Queen-street. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. . All in Search of Health or . Pleasure should Visit KAMO T7-AMO '■";';1 TrAMO " AMO iii, iXAMO ,-,X\:AMO HOTEL AND SANATORIUM! THE HEALTH RESORT OF THE NORTH (four miles from Whangarei)., THE KAMO MINERAL SPRINGS are ao knowledged to ho the -best possible remedy. for:; Dyspepsia, with acidity and flatulence, liver and kidney complaints, etc. As Drinking Waters they are without a rival. AMUSEMENTS!!— Driving, Shooting, Tennis, Billiards, Ping-Pong, etc. 'HOW TO GET THEREThe Northern S.S. Co.'s Steamers leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings for Whangarei, and arrive at daybreak the ' following mornings; >:■ thence < frequent ■-= rail ' service, four miles to KAMO. : ' FARE—Auckland to Kamo and Return (Saloon and First Rail), 245. THE HOTEL has just been completed, and . is an UP-TO-DATE Establishment, providing ;S' every convenience and comfort. Terms, per day, 8s; per week. 425. « THE SANATORIUM provides all the ease and comforts 'of a home, with good table, etc. Terms, per day, 6s; per week, 355. - For full particulars apply; to the Office of the Company, 22, Shortland-street, Auckland; or. T. H. COOK AND SON, . ■.' ■- :■ ,•-Booking Agents, 103, Queen-street. I "^————» ' ' ' 1 1" ' 1 ml Pleasure Kesorts. .WES COAST, .-' WEST COAST. VIA SWANSON. ; Anyone desiring to go to the ■ Famou* Camping-out Grounds should write or telephone to R. KNOX, Swanson. . . I am : prepared to cart -, and convey passengers to the Coast. Premises right opposite, Station at . Swanson. . Have Store and Bakery, and can supply goods at Auckland ' - 1 prices for cash. -• Traps, Pack-horses, and Biding Horses for hire. •- - Post Office and Telephone Bureau on premises. .-: 1 . '" - ■■ , '■ R. KNOX, . '•'-'""■ - Proprietor. . mm^ ———w—^————; JJ-EW -ZEALAND HERALD. 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