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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12176, 23 January 1903, Page 8

[. ' Amusements.. ..' ■ . I_ | ■ 1 | ...I I'!'.. . —Ml I HI—II— QITT HALL. T\rX'S pAIETY pOMPANY • •." All Star Attractions. r / THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND Are respectfully informed, that if they are -•-:,.' desirous of'witnessing ONE OP THE MOST REMARKABLE— ,'■"'< ':' , .-■.: PERFORMANCES -.- ■■!' :'■", ■ in the history, of Theatrical Amusements they i , ■ ■ : should not miss seeing . ! ' : The "World-famous ■■: ;■■-'■' •■■.■'■<■■■■ '■■•■:■ .1 SOHENK BROTHERS, BGHENK BROTHERS, BGHENK BROTHERS, SCHENK BROTHERS, i SCHENK BROTHERS. SOHENK BROTHERS. SCHENK BROTHERS, SCHENK BROTHERS, BRILLIANT SUCCESSES v In all the big capitals of the world, . NOW IN AUCKLAND FOR ; , A BRIEF SEASON ONLY. ; PRONOUNCED SUCCESS ■ '- - : ~;-;.:. : . , , Of '"■■■■, - .-' ARNOLDI, ARNOLD! : ' ARNOLDI, ARNOLDI. ARNOLDI, ARNOLDI, I " The Australian CinquevallL" :'• MR. CHARLES BROWN-PARKER, MB.. CHARLES BROWN-PARKER, , In his Wonderful Display of Ball-punching. MISS ETHEL CLIFFORD LITTLE MISS BERTOTO. MISS ROSE DEVELLA, - MR. SAM. ROWLEY. « : And - The Popular and Irresistible) POPE AND SAYLES, 1 POPE AND SAYLES. : POPE AND SAYLES, Prices: 2s and Is. Box Plan at Wildman. Lyell, and Arey's. ST. George's HALL, GREY LYNN. grand BENEFIT concert and • ■ •■>'-'■:-. DANCE, .: In aid of the Widow and Family of the late ■ .; George Munjhy, accidentally killed ' . on tne s.s. Te Anau. • . THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, JAN. 23, 1903. , Concert under the direction of Mr. H. Chatwin. i Doors open at 7.30. Concert at 8. ) Tickets, 13. H.JONES. b : " Hon. Secretary. - Tyro TICE, Tu SPORTSMEN. > : SPORTSMEN ARE REMINDED THAT ' ; npHE fTIROUT-FISHING QEASON COMMENCES IN THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE " ON NOVEMBEBE 1. The place " par excellence" for Fish and Recreation is OKOROIRE, the Station for which is situated on the Main Line between Auckland and Rotorua, and is easy of access from both ends. Miles of splendid Streams teeming with-Trout. Tackle can be hired or bought and Licenses obtained at the OKOKuiRE HOTEL. -••'.; ' : - "STATURAL TTOT -jMTINERAL "OATHS TIREE TO "VriSITOES. Golf Links and Lawn Tennis in the Grounds of the Hotel. Special '■ Rooms for Ping-Pong and Billiards, etc. For all particulars, terms of Residence, etc., apply to L. CALLAGHAN, HOTEL MANAGER. i OKOROIRE. Meetings. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS' ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the above will be held THIS (Friday) EVENING, 23rd inst., at 8 o'clock, in Social Room, Y.M.C.A. Buildings, Wellesley-street. Trade kindly asked to attend. Business important. , Conveners of meeting, . . J. HOWDEN, SEN. V_____V ,\ ; \ ' D. L. GOLDWATER. J Public Notices. : MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION: OF AUSTRALASIA.— Office, New Zealand, Wellington.—Application having been made to me, under Section 28 of the Life Assurance Policies Act, 1884, for the issue of a Copy of the Policy .on the life of John Spencer Thompson, of Auckland, numbered 38596 in the books of the Mutual Life Association of . Australasia, < I hereby : give notice that I shall issue. a copy as requested, unless notice be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 19th day of February, 1903. Dated at Wellington this 16th day of January, 1903. -C. A. RICHARDSON. Secretary. ; • TJ E. STOP FORD'S *, PRIVATE ADDRESS During Rebuilding .of his House in Upper ■.;..;•:.";."■' Queen-street, will be ; " FERNLEIGH," SYMONDS-STREET. . Consultation ! hours as hitherto at. Mr. ; Pon's V:,j:Homoeopathic Pharmacy, 'Queen-street. T EGAD PARTNERSHIP. We the undersigned 'hive this day entered' into Partnership as BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, and will practise our profession at 33, ;Shortland-street, Auckland, under the name or style of NETJMEGEN AND ELLIOTT. Dated this sth day of January, 1903. ;; :, < .' . ..WALTER M. NEUMEGEN. ■■ ; HENRY E. ELLIOTT. , TAW PARTNERSHIP. ." The undersigned have this day; entered into Partnership, r and : will e practise as Barristers and i Solicitors at COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, , QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, under i the style or, firm of ■'.' NICHOLSON AND GRD3BlN."•■■-: •- ■.:•';• ■-- ::**■->-:■-.■■. -Dated this sth day of January, 1903. > ;>, ; ? , OLIVER NICHOLSON " (Mackechnie and Nicholson), ■"!,', GEO. A. gribbin; WOTICE OF ■'. REMOVAL. MR. ROBERT B. LUSK, BARRISTER \ AND | SOLICITOR, , Has Removed from Shortland-street to 91, QUEEN-STREET, 1 Above Mr. Joseph Thornes' Auction Mart. Money to Lend at Lowest Current Rates. ';" T3OSOOE TVEE'VE, SOLICITOR, Etc., , '■..' Has Commenced Practice at ■ VULCAN CHAMBERS, CORNER OF QUEEN- ■' STREET AND VULCAN LANE . ' (Entrance,' Vulcan Lane). v ■/■'■'..'■: "'■/■:. -./':. Bricks. :,;:':■'. .-^ TNDESTRUCTIBLE ; T IMB ; AND AND - "DRICKS, ! ■ *'■ 'MADE UNDER ' V 1 vkKON ARRETO'S; "DATENTS. • . 1 The Sole Right to Manufacture in New Zealand, Lime ; and i Sand Bricks under BARON BARRETO'S PATENTS, has been secured '' by a Wellington Syndicate, and patented in New Zealand, Octbber 23, 1901. THESE BRICKS are of (superior manufacture, and are equal m-fvery; respect to the BEST SANDSTONE. f The process is no new experiment, but has been \at work for some years, in Germany, ;■ where there are 24 factories working UNDER , THESE PATENTS. The bricks can be made to any colour desired ; they are always of the same size, sharpedged, and absolutely,:: regular. ■'■:'; They are INDESTRUCTIBLE; FROST AND FIRE HAVE NO EFFECT' UPON THEM. % These bricks are not burnt, no skilled labour is necessary in their production, which is simply the result ' of a proper combination of lime and sand. ! LIME AND SAND BRICKS can' be produced lin England at a cost of 9_d PER THOUSAND, and at a corresponding price in New ; Zealand, allowing for increased cost of labour. * It is estimated that the manufacture of Bricks ; under j BARON. v> BARRETO'S PATENTS will revolutionise' the Brick Trade in New , Zealand, and give large returns to those who take up the industry. • The undersigned will treat with any Person or Company who may desire to secure the rights' for the Auckland District. HARCOURT AND CO., Agents for the Vendors, Wellington, D.S.C. G REAT Y EAELY S™ ■v ' FIRM'S REDUCTIONS.; : Lot I—Kid Gloves, slightly soiled,' Is. Lot Children's Hose, 3 pairs for Is 3d. Lot -Ladies' Hose, 2 pairs for Is 9d. Lot 4Handkerchiefs, per i-doz., Is 3d & Is 6d. Lot 4—Ladies' Belts. 2d each. •- :. • Lot s—-Ladies' Umbrellas, 2s lid and 3a lid. Lot Lace Remnants, half price, i■" f SALE NOW ON.—D.S.C. * *